Minnesota State University Moorhead athletics has announced the 2016 inductees to the Dragon Sports Hall of Fame. The class will be inducted on Friday, Oct. 7, 2016 at the Comstock Memorial Union Ballroom on the MSUM campus.

Eleven individuals, including Frazee’s Travis Nagel, and one team will be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Dragon women’s swimming and diving will also be recognized as part of the event. It is the 20th anniversary of the start of the program at MSUM under Head Coach Todd Peters, who is the only coach the program has ever known.

Nagel was a two-time All-American and two-time Midwest Region Champion He placed fifth in the nation in 2000 and sixth in 2001 and was a four-time NCAA national qualifier, three-time NSIC Champion, two-time NSIC Wrestler of the Year and was named the 2001 Midwest Region Outstanding Wrestler, the 2000 National Duals Outstanding Wrestler, the 1998 Midwest Region Freshman of the Year and finished with career record of 83-33. Nagel is currently the elementary principal at Frazee. Continue reading at www.dl-online.com

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TBILISI, Georgia – Day two of the men’s freestyle competition at the 2016 Cadet World Championships yielded similar results as day one for the U.S. with three Americans advancing to a medal match at New Sports Palace in Tbilisi, Georgia.

Defending Cadet World champions Yianni Diakomihalis and Gable Steveson proved their mettle once more by advancing to the finals for the second-straight year in impressive fashion.

Diakomihalis cruised through his first three matches at 63 kg/138.75 lbs., scoring technical falls over Tobias Portmann of Switzerland, Daniel Markarashvili of Georgia and Ulan Tolegen of Kazakhstan. In the semifinals, the New York native was tested by Japan’s Jintaro Motoyama in a rematch of last year’s World final at 58 kg. Trailing by one point in the second period Diakomihalis executed a duck under to trapped arm gutwrench combination and pulled away for a 9-3 win. Continue reading at www.teamusa.org

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The Guillotine Class AA High School Top Team and Individual Rankings

Rankings Input | Past Rankings

Class AA Rankings Editor: Aaron Tatone

(Section in parenthesis)

Class AA Teams
1. Kasson-Mantorville (1)
2. Foley (6)
3. Scott West (2)
4. Albert Lea Area (1)
5. Simley (4)
6. Perham (8)
7. Wabasso/Red Rock Central (3)
8. Totino-Grace (5)
9. Waconia (2)
10. Mora (7)
11. Hutchinson (2)
12. Fairmont/Martin County West (3)

Lean and Mean
Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale/Parkers Prairie (8), New Prague (2), Watertown-Mayer/Mayer Lutheran (2), Worthington (3), Bemidji (8), Pequot Lakes/Pine River-Backus (8), Litchfield (6), Plainview-Elgin-Millville (1), Delano (6), Grand Rapids (7), Quad County (3), Dawson-Boyd/Lac qui Parle/Montevideo United (3), Annandale/Maple Lake (6), Cloquet-Esko-Carlton (7)

Class AA Individuals

106 pounds
1. Ben Naddy, Ottertail Central (8) 11
2. Matt Petersen, Byron (1) 12
3. Ryan Sokol, Simley (4) 8
4. Jaxson Rohman, Fairmont/Martin County West (3) 8
5. Quinn Kern, Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale/Parkers Prairie (8) 10
6. Kyle Lundberg, Grand Rapids (7) 12
7. Nic Cantu, Albert Lea Area (1) 9
8. Kyle Boeke, Princeton (7) 9
9. Carter Entinger, Watertown-Mayer/Mayer Lutheran (2) 10
10. Nathan Garceau, Foley (6) 11
113 pounds
1. Charlie Pickell, Mankato West (2) 9
2. Jake Svihel, Totino-Grace (5) 10
3. Justin Sampson, Waseca (2) 11
4. Jared Johnson, Kasson-Mantorville (1) 11
5. Gabe Bellefeuille, Perham (8) 9
6. Kellen Schauer, Grand Rapids (7) 10
7. Joe Peterson, Albert Lea Area (1) 9
8. Mitchel Petersen, Byron (1) 9
9. Justin Stauffacher, Scott West (2) 10
10. Ryan Nosbush, Mora (7) 10
120 pounds
1. Garrett Vos, Waconia (2) 12
2. Quinn Youngs, Annandale/Maple Lake (6) 11
3. Leighton Rach, Perham (8) 10
4. Cade Lundeen, Thief River Falls (8) 10
5. Tanner Kroells, Delano (6) 10
6. Robby Horsman, Kasson-Mantorville (1) 10
7. Jordan Wolter, Fairmont/Martin County West (3) 10
8. Jake Johnsrud, Albert Lea Area (1) 11
9. Tyler Shackle, Scott West (2) 10
10. Tristan Zuniga, Totino-Grace (5) 9
126 pounds
1. Jake Gliva, Simley (4) 11
2. Reed DeFrang, Plainview-Elgin-Millville (1) 12
3. Prestin Bradley, Dassel-Cokato (6) 10
4. Brock Luthens, Hutchinson (2) 11
5. Jon Hall, Milaca (7) 11
6. Josh Clark, Totino-Grace (5) 11
7. Gavin Ignazewski, Albert Lea Area (1) 11
8. John Dierkes, Foley (6) 11
9. Tate Olson, Cloquet-Esko-Carlton (7) 11
10. Andrew Nowacki , Minneapolis Edison (5) 12
132 pounds
1. Tucker Sjomeling, Delano (6) 12
2. Jackson Stauffacher, Scott West (2) 11
3. Lorenzo Diaz, South St. Paul (4) 11
4. Connor Swetala, Richfield (5) 11
5. Nic Fite, Fridley (5) 11
6. Ben Nelson, Perham (8) 12
7. Brady Laumb, Kasson-Mantorville (1) 12
8. Marcus Ostvig, Orono (5) 11
9. Cade Mueller, Waconia (2) 10
10. Quayin Short, Simley (4) 8
138 pounds
1. Garrett Aldrich, Albert Lea Area (1) 12
2. Morgan Fuenffinger, Hibbing (7) 12
3. Keaten Schorr, Kasson-Mantorville (1) 12
4. Jared Rohloff, MAHACA (8) 12
5. Justin Schultz, Waconia (2) 12
6. Ben Adamson, Byron (1) 12
7. Kendall Sandifer Jr, Richfield (5) 12
8. Phil Skeps, St. Thomas Academy (4) 10
9. Zach Ringnell, Fairmont/Martin County West (3) 10
10. Sam Tibbets, Litchfield (6) 12
145 pounds
1. Tyler Wagener, Waconia (2) 11
2. Peter Nelson, St. Cloud Apollo (6) 12
3. Isaac Haman, Kasson-Mantorville (1) 12
4. Trevor Oberg, South St. Paul (4) 12
5. Brody Nielson, Albert Lea Area (1) 11
6. Michael Menth, Totino-Grace (5) 12
7. Parker Huss, Scott West (2) 12
8. Tim Bialka, Princeton (7) 12
9. Noah Lefebvre, Foley (6) 12
10. Peyton Mortenson, Dawson-Boyd/Lac qui Parle/Montevideo United (3) 11
152 pounds
1. McCoy Tekautz, Lewiston-Altura/Rushford-Peterson (1) 12
2. Sakai Kelly, Henry Sibley (4) 12
3. Luis Cirilo, St. Paul Johnson (4) 12
4. Zach Glazier, Albert Lea Area (1) 10
5. Conner Denman, Cloquet-Esko-Carlton (7) 12
6. Josh Oberg, South St. Paul (4) 12
7. Jared Schroepfer, Wabasso/Red Rock Central (3) 10
8. Gaven Gillman, Dassel-Cokato (6) 12
9. Collin Steuber, Fairmont/Martin County West (3) 11
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160 pounds
1. Brady Berge, Kasson-Mantorville (1) 12
2. Solomon Nielsen, Luverne (3) 12
3. Trae Bedford, Annandale/Maple Lake (6) 12
4. Chase Pomeroy, Winona (1) 12
5. Beau Milbrett, Waseca (2) 10
6. Evan Lawrence, Mahtomedi (4) 12
7. Patrick Voigt, Richfield (5) 12
8. Logan Nelson, Litchfield (6) 10
9. Joe Tindahl , Grand Rapids (7) 12
10. Will Savre, Totino-Grace (5) 12
170 pounds
1. Patrick Kennedy, Kasson-Mantorville (1) 9
2. Zach Peterson, Perham (8) 10
3. Vince Riley, Worthington (3) 12
4. Dylan Lentz, Columbia Heights (5) 11
5. Branan Peralta, Thief River Falls (8) 10
6. Preston Burch, Princeton (7) 12
7. Jake Leicht , Bloomington Kennedy (5) 11
8. Nate Carlson , Annandale/Maple Lake (6) 12
9. Branden Frisby, Grand Rapids (7) 12
10. Alex Logelin , Waconia (2) 12
182 pounds
1. Ryan Duffy, South St. Paul (4) 12
2. Tyler Buesgens, Scott West (2) 11
3. Jared Florell, Totino-Grace (5) 12
4. Mason Rutt, Tri-City United (2) 12
5. Zach Moon, Simley (4) 12
6. Ty Moser, Perham (8) 10
7. Noah Keith, Bloomington Kennedy (5) 12
8. Wyatt Martin, Marshall (3) 11
9. Jake Ubert, Fosston/Bagley (8) 11
10. Nick Altermatt, Wabasso/Red Rock Central (3) 11
195 pounds
1. Noah Ryan, Kasson-Mantorville (1) 12
2. Greg Kerkvliet, Simley (4) 10
3. Bobby Striggow, Orono (5) 11
4. Saylor Schmit, Foley (6) 11
5. John Allen, Fridley (5) 12
6. Bryce Kallenbach, Watertown-Mayer/Mayer Lutheran (2) 12
7. Jordan Simonette, Tri-City United (2) 12
8. Erick Lopez, Bloomington Kennedy (5) 12
9. Neil Hanson, Milaca (7) 12
10. Alponso Cooper, St. Paul Washington Tech (4) 12
220 pounds
1. Zachary Jakes, Mankato West (2) 11
2. Travis Capelle, Stewartville (1) 12
3. Jared Welch, Wabasso/Red Rock Central (3) 12
4. Jesse Heck, Watertown-Mayer/Mayer Lutheran (2) 11
5. Tyler Stenzel, Hutchinson (2) 12
6. Steven Hajas, Delano (6) 10
7. Alchan Robbs, Bloomington Kennedy (5) 12
8. Nate Schultz, Totino-Grace (5) 11
9. Colton Hellman, Princeton (7) 11
10. Nic Putnam, Worthington (3) 12
285 pounds
1. Matt Palmer, Albert Lea Area (1) 12
2. Luke Zaiser, Simley (4) 11
3. Tyler Baird, Albany (6) 12
4. Jonathon Staebler, Perham (8) 12
5. Alex Burns, Tri-City United (2) 12
6. Manny Alvarez, Columbia Heights (5) 11
7. Cody Coulter, Wabasso/Red Rock Central (3) 12
8. Corey Guenther, St. Paul Como Park (4) 11
9. Anthony Putz, St. Peter (2) 11
10. Mitch Trigg, Foley (6) 11

Additional notes by Corey Lieb

Here are quick results from tonight’s WrestleCon SuperShow in New Orleans, Louisiana.

– Penta 0M defeated Joey Janela

Penta 0M picked up the win after a falcon arrow. There were a lot of piledriver teases throughout the match.

– Joey Ryan defeated Jerry Lawler by disqualification

Ryan came out wearing an outfit similar to Andy Kaufman and did a promo imitating him, challenging anyone to an intergender contest. His opponent was instead Jerry Lawler in a surprise. Lawler mentioned that it was 35 years ago today he piledrove Andy Kaufman at the Mid-South Coliseum and ripped on Ryan for imitating him. He also mentioned that Lawler could not piledrive him because it’s illegal in Louisiana.

Ryan told Lawler to touch his penis. He responded by throwing a fireball at Joey Ryan’s privates. Ryan ran from the ring as he was announced the winner.

– Tessa Blanchard, Tenille Dashwood, Nicole Savoy, Shazza McKenzie and Penelope Ford defeated MJF, Zane Riley, Caleb Konley, Jake Manning and Trevor Lee

This was a intergender match pitting five men against five women. The women picked up the win for their team by submitting the guys all at once.

– Tomohiro Ishii defeated Jeff Cobb

Ishii defeated Cobb after a brainbuster.

– Rey Horus and Rey Fenix defeated Bandido and Flamita

Fenix pinned Bandido with a muscle buster into a falcon to win the match. Match was said to be absolutely insane.

– The Mexicools (Super Crazy, Psicosis and Chico El Luchador) defeated Jason Cade & Matt Classic & Teddy Hart

Juventud Guerrera was also with the Mexicools at ringside. Mostly a comedy match. Super Crazy got the win for his team after rolling up Cade.

– Will Ospreay defeated Sammy Guevara, Shane Strickland and Adam Brooks in a fatal four way match

Ospreay scored the win with the Oscutter.

– Minoru Suzuki, Brian Cage and David Starr defeated Juice Robinson & Hiroshi Tanahashi & Sami Callihan

Suzuki scored the win for his team, submitting Callihan with an armbar. Tanahashi was a unannounced participant in tonight’s festivities.

– The Golden Lovers defeated Chuck Taylor and Flip Gordon

Taylor teased before the match who his tag partner could be, including a swamp monster, Dan Barry and Trent Baretta, who is the one actually being replaced iin the match.  Gordon came out and said he didn’t come out here to team with Chuck Taylore wanted to talk to Omega about being a part of the All In show in September. Taylor eventually convinced Gordon to be his partner, though he lost the match after eating a Golden Trigger.