2004-05 140

My Rankings (Before OVAC)

Rank	Last Name	First Name	School	Grade	OVAC 2004	OVAC 2003	OVAC 2002
1	Tucker	Clay	MF	12th	1st 130	1st 125	1st 103
2	Mahan	Jessie	OG	11th	4th 130	7th 130
3	Dunn	Shawn	BvL	12th	3rd 135
*	Melko	Kayne	BSJ	11th	7th 130	7th 119
4	Bilyeu	Brad	Beal	12th
5	Prokopakis	Tyler	ED	10th
6	Stephens	Brett	Barn	12th
7	Waite	Kory	Shen	12th
8	Smithberger	Justin	MC	12th
9	Skrypek	Seth	JM	11th
10	Hornbeck	Dean	EL	12th

OVAC Seeds

	Wrestler	School	Grade	Record
1	Clay Tucker	Martins Ferry	12th	16-1
2	Jessie Mahan	Oak Glen	11th	18-3
3	Shawn Dunn	Beaver Local	12th	15-2
4	Tyler Prokopakis	Edison	10th	15-7
5	Kory Waite	Shenandoah	12th	11-4
6	Bryan Bilyeu	Beallsville	11th	12-3
7	Justin Smithberger	Monroe Central	12th	11-6
8	Matt Emery	Indian Creek	11th	9-5
ALT	Nick Perko	Bellaire	10th	16-8

OVAC Place finishers 2005

Seed in ( )

1st (1) Clay Tucker 12 Martins Ferry 25- 1
2nd (3) Shawn Dunn 12 Beaver Local 22- 5
3rd (2) Jesse Mahan 11 Oak Glen 24- 4
4th (6) Justin Smithberger 12 Monroe Central 19- 9
5th Seth Skrypek 11 John Marshal 20- 15
6th Matt Conklin 11 Wheeling Park 18- 10
7th (8) Nick Perko 10 Bellaire 20- 10
8th Brett Stephens 12 Barnesville 13- 11

Clay Tucker Martins Ferry was a no brainer in this weightclass. He captured his Fourth OVAC Title in as many years! He was one of the most dominate wrestlers in the OVAC history, and maybe in the State. He did have an illness that stopped him form a State Title. Clay then went on to reach the finals of the grueling High Nationals losing to the Brother of famous Cale Sanderson by a point. Shawn Dunn Beaver Local had the task of facing Tucker in the finals, but did rebound nicely with a trip to Columbus. Jesse Mahan Oak Glen a wrestler with a physical style recorded his third placement at the OVAC's in as many years. Jesse did go on to capture the 140 pound title at the State Tournament. Justin Smithberger Monroe Central finished his senior year with a fourth place finish. Seth Skrypek John Marshal not seeded finished fifth and should build on that finish next season. Matt Conklin Wheeling Park is a wrestler to watch next year and could be a key wrestler for Park's title hopes. Nick Perko Bellaire is one of many young Big Reds that return next year to an improved Bellaire team. Keep in eye on Kayne Melko St. John, and Tyler Prokopakis Edison.

Welcome to OVAeC Wrestling!

(Ohio Valley Athletic ex Coach) The purpose of this web site is to promote O.V.A.C. wrestling and the individuals that make it all possible. I don't proclaim to know everything about the O.V.A.C.'s or wrestling, but I have coached in the O.V.A.C.'s for the past 8 years so I do have some knowledge of the sport, coaches and the wrestlers(2002).