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13th Edition of Lone Star

Duals is Texas Size Success!


  
The 13th annual Hilton Arlington Lone Star Duals provided some great wrestling on Friday, January 15 and Saturday, January 16 at South Grand Prairie High School.

   Thirteen colleges converged on Arlington to provide some outstanding matchups in the dual format. Oklahoma and Brown returned for their 13th consecutive year.
          For all the college results>

   Several Dallas area high school teams welcomed mens' teams from Virginia, Missouri, Florida, and Oklahoma for two days of wrestling. Prior champion Oviedo HS from Florida returned to challenge multi year champion Bishop Lynch HS and provided one of the most exciting championship matches anywhere. Lynch won their 3rd title in a row with a 35-33 victory over Oviedo from Florida.

   Ten schools sent teams for the women's competition, Caprock HS defeated Katy HS in a hard fought set of matches filled with pins.

          For all the HS Boys' Pool Results>   

          For all the HS Girls' Pool Results>

   Four matches were televised, including the first ever National Collegiate Wrestling Association (NCWA) and National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) All Star Challenge sponsored by American Airlines.

  

Highlight Event of the Lone Star Duals!
The American Airlines All-Star Challenge

   The premier collegiate wrestling event pitted the NAIA National Champions against the NCWA National Champions. The clash of the best returning athletes from last year's nationals proved to be a classic between these two outstanding divisions in college wrestling.

   The event was one of four matches that were televised on Saturday.

    

College Coaches' Picks
Outstanding Wrestlers Selected

   At the conclusion of the last matches of the Lone Star Duals presentations were made to the Outstanding Wrestlers in the College Division I and College Non Division I.

   Winners were:

         Non Division I: Kamarudeen Usman (Nebraska-Kearney)
         Division I: Anthony Robles (Arizona State)

  

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Video of Matches from Lone Star Online


   Flowrestling.org is an internet platform dedicated to promoting the sport of wrestling. A team of writers and bloggers post interesting news and articles covering a myriad range of wrestling issues and perspectives. The site includes interviews with coaches and athletes as well as videos of matches from around the world.

   Flowrestling was present at the 2010 edition of the Lone Star Duals. Check out their site: flowrestling.org

  

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Tournament Director Goes Online


   The director of the Lone Star Duals, Barry Boustead, now has his own webpage! Catch all the latest developments of the Lone Star Duals and wrestling in the Dallas/Ft. Worth/Arlington, Texas area.

   Check it out

 

 

Meet --

Email Association President and Main Contact:
Nate Kempler

Email is best, but his number is (817) 919-4100.


Tournament Director:
Barry Boustead


Announcer:

A.L. Hazlip

The Next Meeting is July 20th, 2010:
At the Hilton Arlington at 7:15 PM. Everyone is Welcome!


 

 

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© Lone Star Duals 2010

The Lone Star Duals is a two day wrestling tournament held in January each year. The tournament features college teams from around the nation as well as high school teams primarily from Texas but also from other parts of the United States. All monies raised by the tournament are used to promote the sport of wrestling, primarily through scholarships to teams and their wrestlers.