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'09 Reno World Team Champs Ready To Go
Fresh from it's powerful and magical showing at the recent 2009 edition of the Reno World of Wrestling Championships, where USA Stud Wrestling won the highly competitive 15-and Under Reno World Team Championship, the program is gearing-up for it's finest season ever in 2009/2010! That 7th World and National Team Championship claimed by the Stud Wrestling program in it's first 9-years of existense was almost overshadowed by another outstanding performance by USA Stud's 12-& Under Team which finished in the Runner-up position, out of over 265 teams. Say's Head Coach Ron Bresser, " this years Reno Worlds performance just goes to show what a combination of excellent technique, dedication, commitment, perseverance, and confidence can add up to! I've always said it's not how many days a week you spend in the mat room, it's what you do in the room that counts!!!"
This upcoming 2009/2010 season will get underway with our Official Registration Night on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009, in the matroom at Hillsboro High School, from 6:00 pm until 8:00 pm.
This years Beginners/Intermediates program will run from November 9th through the end of February 2010. Fee's for both groups will be $85.00 per wrestler.
The 2009/2010 season for Advanced/Elite and Middle School wrestlers will run from November 4th, 2009 through April 2010. Fee's for both of these groups will be $125.00 for the season.
This years after-school middle school program will be run at the all new South Meadows Middle School, Oregon's largest new middle school which directly feeds Hillsboro High School. The training sessions will be directed by USA Stud Wrestling Head Coach Ron Bresser.
For additional information on training to become an elite-level high school or college wrestler, contact Coach Ron Bresser by email at bresserr@hsd.k12.or.us , or by telephone at 503-896-2211.
Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity!
Can You Believe It!!!!
2009 Reno World Youth Wrestling Championships.... Results...
* Michael Bresser, 10-& Under 52-lbs, 2nd Place, lost 4-2 in the Championship to Tryston Cortez of Colorado.
* Cody Jackson, 12-& Under 64-lbs, 3rd Place, lost 6-3 in the Championship to Regina Doi of California.
* Tyler Wicken, 12-& Under 92-lbs, Placed 4th
* Zechariah Bresser, 12-& Under 80-lbs, 2nd Place, lost 5-2 in the Championship to Isiah Locsin of California
* Ronnie Bresser, 15-& Under 75-lbs, 1st Place, Won 3-0 in the Championship defeating Michael Cook of Idaho to win his 5th World Championship
* Michael Rodriguez, 15-& Under 125-lb, 1st Place, Won 8-1 in the Championship defeating Abraham Rodriguez of Oregon for his first World Championship
* USA Stud Wrestling Placed 2nd out of over 400-teams and claimed the Runner-Up Title in the 12-& Under Division at the 2009 World Championships!
* USA Stud Wrestling Placed 1st out of over 605-Teams and claimed the Team Championship in the 15-& Under Division at the 2009 World Championships!
'97 World Champ Gutches Added To Summer Camp
Former Oregon State University standout, 1997 World Champion, and outstanding clinician Les Gutches has joined the elite coaching lineup set for the 2009 USA Stud Summer National Training Camp! This years 6th Annual Intensive Camp features a superb lineup of coaches, gauranteed to elevate your wrestling abilities to an unbelievable level!!!
This years August Camp features four outstanding coaches, five (5) intensive technique sessions, USA Stud's impressive Line-Drilling session, live wrestling, and an introduction to an unbelievable style and method of conditioning, exclusively for wrestling!
Wrestlers are expected to attend from over a dozen states, many of them State, Regional, and National Placers and Champions!
Already confirmed, 2008 electrifying freshman State Champion & 2009 125-lb Sophmore State Champion Mikey Rodriguez from Oregon who also claimed 2nd place at the 2008 Reno Worlds, in an 86-man bracket! Plus, 2007 National Triple Crown Winner, 2007 USA Tulsa National Champion, and 2009 Freshman sensational State Champion at 160-lb's Brandon Griffin will also be in attendance! In addition, as many as 20 age-group National Champion's, ranging in age from 6-years of age to 14 years of age will also be in attendance, ready to jump in an train with you personally!
Don't miss-out on this outstanding opportunity to train with the "Best Of The Best"... To wrestle the BEST, live each day... To measure your progress and become a better wrestler each and every day of this 2009 Camp!
Register NOW, by clicking on "Stud On-Line Forms" in the left-hand menu, then click on 2009 August Summer Camp! Team rates are available!!!
Be assured that your arch rival will be in attendance!!!
Thank You...
For visiting the home website for the USA Stud Wrestling. This site was established and designed to provide a "vehicle for information" for, not only our wrestlers and parents, but for the entire Oregon wrestling community, as well as for clubs that wish to follow the happenings and/or performances of our club for the current wrestling season. This site is dedicated to providing the latest in "Wazzup @ Stud Wrestling" but also updated wrestling news on events and happenings from around our State.
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Our Mission...
USA Stud Wrestling provides a competitive edge to all Oregon and Washington wrestlers who strive for wrestling excellence. As coaches, we will include professional instruction in (a) Proper offensive and defensive wrestling technique, (b) Technique consistency in competition through proper drilling, and (c) Continuous emphasis on top-flight conditioning. We offer a safe and clean environment.
The Stud Wrestling program instills in its participants the desire, discipline, experience, pride, respect, and commitment to bettering their entire life.
If you're looking for an alternative to the usual average club and recreational programs, then consider USA Stud Wrestling! We are dedicated to turning-out champion-calibre wrestlers!
We are a youth wrestling club based at Hillsboro High School in Hillsboro, Oregon, about 15-miles from Portland. We will typically field a team of 50-to-75 competitive wrestlers, most of whom live in the Beaverton, Southridge, Hilhi, Glencoe, Aloha, Sunset, Westview, Liberty and Century high school areas. Our team wrestles the very best of the USA sanctioned Open Tournaments in Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
Our wrestlers need only ask one simple question...Do you want to be a "champion-calibre" wrestler..???... AND...How badly do you want it...???...
USA Stud Wrestling is fully funded through it's club training fee's.
For the 2009/2010 season, USA Stud Wrestling will again introduce "USA Team Elite", a tournament competition team of our select wrestlers who will train, specifically, to elevate their game compared to national-level competition. If you are interested in becoming an integral part of this intensive training program, contact Coach Bresser by "clicking" on the "blue/revolving" mailbox on this page!
In this upcoming 2009/2010 season, USA Stud Wrestling will introduce a new line of decorated clothing and team uniforms. From exciting hooded sweatshirts, t-shirts, and shorts, to new competition singlets and coaches attire, USA Stud Wrestling will present a "new look" for this all new season!
Registration...
The USA Stud Wrestling training program is designed to take "beginners", or those possessing competitive wrestling skills, and to further develop those skills to a refined "champion-calibre" competitor. Utilizing outstanding facilities, the USA Stud Wrestling program is dedicated to developing a strong work ethic, increased self-esteem and self-confidence, respect, discipline and a strong character in all of our members!
Spanning both the colligiate and freestyle seasons, our training programs run from September through April. Each competitor requires a USA Wrestling Members card, which allows your wrestler to compete in USA Wrestling sanctioned events. A basic, secondary, medical insurance is provided to all card-holders. The one-time card cost is $35.00.
Basic club fee's for the 2009/2010 season, which fund our existence, are a mere $85.00 per season for "Beginners" and "Intermediate" level wrestlers and $150.00 for "USA Team Elite" wrestlers. "Beginner" wrestlers will compete in their own "beginner-level" saturday competition's, held throughout the season. For "intermediate and advanced level" wrestlers, we feature intense conditioning, drilling, and technique development, with a strong emphasis on scoring and defense, providing your wrestler with advanced skills, allowing for an easy fit at national-level competitions! Regular, on-going, "wrestler evaluations" will be conducted to determine the very best training and competition-level for each participant!
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Takedown & Breakdown The News...
Sun Devils Wrestling Falls Short At Home To #3 Iowa, 24-17 December 1, 2003
Athlete Decides Nothing Will Stop His Wrestling December 1, 2003
Wrestling Fans Tough To Grasp December 1, 2003
Tsirtsis Has (Hawk)eyes On Iowa December 1, 2003
After Cheating Death, Wrestler embraces Life December 1, 2003
From Champion To Inspiration December 1, 2003
Junior National Wrestling Champ Commits to Nebraska December 1, 2003
Age No Barrier To Dream December 1, 2003
Oregon...Wrestling Program has More Complete Look December 1, 2003
Fathers Playing Catch with Their Sons- The Brett Farve Story December 22, 2003
Mt. Angel...Kennedy Wrestling Dropped December 22, 2003
Reece, Hilhi Vying to Return to Wrestling Glory December 22, 2003
College Sports.Com December 22, 2003
UPDATED...Pac 10 Individual Rankings December 24, 2003
Oklahoma State Captures College Reno TOC Crown December 24, 2003
Ceballos Wins Reno TOC, Cal State Bakersfield Finishes Third December 24, 2003
Womens Wrestling...Going For The Takedown December 24, 2003
Open Mat Attracts Williams, Rodriguez, King, & More!
The regular Sunday, 1:00 p.m. "Open Mat Practice" at Hillsboro High School is becoming quite the hang-out... for State Champion wrestlers, and those aspiring to become State Champions! With Hillsboro High School moving to the Top-2 in the State, more and more wrestlers are interested in "what's got them to this place so quickly, and what's with this fast-paced technique!"
As an example, in the room for the second consecutive Sunday was 2007-2008 Jefferson High School State Champion Terrance Williams, 2007/2008 Hillsboro High School Freshman State Champion Mikey Rodriguez, 2007/2008 Glencoe High School 3rd at State Kurry King, and many others! This weekend is expected to feature Hillsboro High School's David Noah, 2nd at State at 103-lb, and Zack Binkerd, Hillsboro High Schools' 112-lb'er who was 2nd at State in 2007/2008, along with Williams, Rodriguez, and King, plus Southridge wrestler Casey Young, a 125-lb-er, Alex Keezel from Westview, a 189-lb-er, Pat Neal from Aloha High School, a 130-lb-er, and many others!
It's not out of the question to see as many as 20 individual Top-4 State Placers in the room on any given Sunday, everyone wanting to find quality drilling partners, and quality technique.
Hillsboro High School Coach Ron Bresser, Mikey Rodriguez's career-long mentor, is in the room every Sunday, teaching wrestlers how is was that Rodriguez was able to vault to the top so quickly. Say's Coach Bresser, "it's all about individual focus, tough training partners, great technique, and superb execution, and finally DESIRE!!!" If you want it bad enough, you CAN make it happen!
Say's Coach Bresser, "our USA Stud Wrestling program is widely known for our tough, explosive, mat technique, in the down position... So wrestlers who are strong on their feet, such as Terrance Williams, will gravitate to our room to train with the likes of Mikey Rodriguez who is so explosive and understands the down position, how to score coming off the bottom, how to reverse straight to back-points."
The Hillsboro High School Mat Room is an "Open Mat" facility every Sunday at 1:00pm, allowing wrestlers from any high school in the state to get together, exchange technique, receive some solid coaching, and get ready for the upcoming season.
Say's Coach Bresser, "for those guys that are seniors this year, this is the last kick at the can, for many of them, their last chance for a state title. It's those guys that really want it, bad, and those are the guys that are getting in the room early to "do something about it!
Make plan's now to attend and train with some of the very best in the state!
Stud's Win At Seaside!!!
USA Stud Wrestling took some of it's best wrestlers to the "Battle Of The West Shore" in Seaside, Oregon and found the wrestling to thier liking!
Michael Bresser got things rolling in his first match of the day, dropping Gus Warren of All-Phase 5-3 in overtime. Gus and Michael battle most every year, and it was Gus who came out on top in 2007. This year though, Michael was ready for the challenge and it showed with a win. In his 2nd match-up, Michael faced Javen Rodriguez of Viper Wrestling in Bank's, Oregon. In 2007, Javen, a former Stud Wrestler, went to train in Banks, and went on to defeat Michael by way of a pin, but the story had a different outcome this time around. Michael scored the opening takedown and was never threatened in a 2-0 win. Michael finished in first-place overall at Seaside.
The Stud's Jacob Beck, an 80-lb midget wrestler showed what he's all about, wrestling to a 3rd place finish at Seaside, even though he lost just one match, to go along with two win's. Jacob is making great strides in his bid for a state title in 2008!
Rigo Rodriguez, wrestling in the Novice 65-lb class was brilliant in his first two matches, then came up short on his final match-up of the day and finished 2nd overall. Rigo was leading 4-2 with just 20-seconds left, got reversed on, and gave up back points in a 6-4 loss.
Ronnie Bresser, a 69-lb Schoolboy Stud, wrestled up in the 77-lb weight-class and showed why he's the class of the Northwest, romping to four straight win's, including a 15-4 tech-fall over Viper Wrestling's Joey Rodriguez which sent the Stud's 9-time National Champion into the final against Idaho state champion Michael Cook. In the final, Ronnie scored first and took a 2-0 lead into the 3rd period. In the 3rd, Ronnie tilted Cook twice for a 7-2 win, and the championship!
Zechariah Bresser, USA Stud Wrestlings' 84-lb monster wrestled his way to 5-consecutive win's enroute to a championship showdown with Frederick Green of Orting, Washington. Grenn showed why he belonged in the Championship, with three win's in convincing style. The championship, though, proved to be more than Frederick Green could handle, as Bresser romped to a 14-0 tech-fall!
Ben Young, wrestling in the Schoolboy 175-lb class proved to be the class of the tournament in the heavier weights, fighting his way to two consecutive win's and the championship! Ben has shown immense progress in his training and no doubt will be in contention for a state title in 2008!
2008/2009 Season/Camp Dates Set!
USA Stud Wrestling has set the following "Important Dates" for the upcoming 2008/2009 competitive season:
2008/2009 Regular Season Late Registration...Late registration for wrestlers interested in competing in this fall season schedule of competition can attend "Wrestler Registration" on Tuesday, November 4th, 2008 from 6:00pm until 8:00pm in the Wrestling Room at Hillsboro High School. Wrestlers registering for the "Beginner" and/or "Intermediate" levels of training can compete in either the "Metro" or USA Open competitions, depending upon experience and or personel choice. Wrestlers registering for the USA Stud Advanced/Elite Training Program MUST be prepared to compete primarily in USA Open Tournaments which offer a more advanced-level of competition. Wrestling fee's for both "Beginners" and "Intermediate" level participants will be $85.00 for the season, which run's from October until mid-February. Fee's for "USA Stud-Advanced Level" will be $125.00 for the season which run's through mid-April 2009.
5th Annual 2008 Christmas Camp Of Champs...This outstanding and very popular Holiday Season camp has been set for Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, December 31st, January 1st & 2nd. Camp hours are from 10:00am until 4:00pm daily and will feature an expanded schedule into the evening hours for the more "Advanced" and "Intensive" wrestler. Outstanding technique and intensive drilling highlights the schedule for this 5th Annual Christmas Camp. Highly popular Canadian Coach Gary Mischieu will appear as "Guest Coach" bringing that "Canuck-flavor" to the Stud Training Room. Camp Director and Head Coach Ron Bresser, along with 1997 World Champion Les Gutches will round-out a great coaching staff! "Click" on Stud On-Line forms in the left-hand menu for more information.
Did You Know...
That USA Stud Wrestling was formed in 2001 from a small core group of 5-year old wrestlers, and in just eight short years, we have accomplished the following;
* 2002 Reno Worlds 6-& Under World Team Championship
* 2004 Reno Worlds 8-& Under World Team Championship
* 2005 Reno Worlds 6-& Under World Team Runner-up Team Champion's
* 2006 Tulsa Nationals 10-& Under National Team Champion's
* 2006 Reno Worlds 10-& Under World Team Championship
* 2007 Reno Worlds 8-& Under World Team Championship
* 2009 Reno Worlds 12-& Under World Team Runner-Up Champion's
* 2009 Reno Worlds 15-& Under World Team Championship
Plus...
* Five (5) Individual Tulsa National Champions
* Ten (10) Individual Reno World Youth Champions
* Four (5) Individual Eastern USA National Champions
* Two Time Winner of the National Triple Crown Award
* AND... 41 Individual Oregon State Champions!
If your present program has not been able to get you onto the State and/or National podium in the last three years, I'd be asking why?
If you'd like to expand your training regimen for the 2008/2009 wrestling season, give USA Stud Wrestling a try. You'll be able to train with and along side of many state and National Champions.
Don't put off til tomorrow what you can accomplish today!!!
World Champ "Les Gutches" Joins 2008 Summer Camp
1997 FILA World Champion wrestler for Team USA, Les Gutches of Oregon, has joined the coaching staff of the 2008 USA Stud Summer National Training Camp!
Named the 1995 winner of the Danny Hodge Trophy as the Best College Wrestler in the United States, Les Gutches has gone on to coach many years at the State, National, and International levels.
Now, Les Gutches will make his first visit to join a great line-up of coaches and wrestlers at this 5th Annual Stud Summer Camp! Already, wrestlers from California, Nevada, Wyoming, Utah, Kansas, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Washington, and Oregon have confirmed their attendance, many of them State Champions or National Champions!
Les brings with him an outstanding resume as well as world-level technique and a coaching style that is sure to appeal to all in attendance!
Don't miss out on this outstanding opportunity to "Train With The Best, To Become One Of The Best"!!!!!
Register Now by "clicking" on "Stud On-line Forms" in the left hand menu on this page!
This camp is filling fast so don't delay!
5th Annual Intensive Summer Camp Set!
The 2008 Edition of the USA Stud Wrestling Summer National Training Camp has been set for early August, and the abundance of "National-Level" technique set to be unveiled is outstanding!
Scheduled for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, August 8th, 9th, and 10th, this years three-day camp will feature another outstanding line-up of coaches! Back as Camp Director for his 5th year is Coach Ron Bresser, whose wrestlers have won 20-individual National Tournament Championships, four (4) age-group National Team Championships, two (2) age-group Runner-up National Team Championships, two (2) National Triple Crown Titles, and almost 30-individual State Championships, all in the past seven years. The icing on Coach Bresser's cake came during this recent 2008 High School season when Freshman Mikey Rodriguez of Hillsboro High School, a wrestling student of Coach Bresser's for a number of years, won his first 5-A High School State Championship at the age of 15!
Say's Coach Bresser "Mikey is the first of many superb "state champion calibre" wrestlers to come out of our youth program and make it to the high school level, so it's exciting to see him perform so well in his first year at this all new level". "If other wrestlers can learn to wrestle with the fluid attack style that has taken Mikey Rodriguez to this level, they too can quickly become a state champion-level competitor", say's Coach Bresser.
Mikey Rodriguez will also be in attendance, drilling, and demonstrating the technique that has made him the National-Calibre wrestler that he has quickly become.
National-Level Technique to be covered at this 2008 Intensive Summer Camp includes;
* USA Stud Tilt Attack...Learn the tilts that have made USA Stud Wrestling a 4-Time National Team Champion... From our outstanding Tuck-Roll Series to our powerful Arm-Bar Tilts, From our dominating Churella Tilts to our newest and exciting Clemson Roll Tilt, you'll learn to score points by the handful! Throw in some swivel tilts, and our all-new Wrist-Hook Roll and you are really ready to go! By the end of this session, you'll be executing "standing" Tuck Roll, Arm Bar, and Wrist-Hook Roll tilts with ease. These outstanding tilts have vaulted USA Studs' Micky Rodriguez to one of the top freshmen wrestlers in the nation!
* The Russian Tie... Standing two-on-one, offense and defence. Learn to DOMINATE your opponent on your feet with the Russian Attack, and yet you'll also learn how to defend against the same two on one with some outstanding throws. You'll quickly and simply put opponents directly to their back for four or five points, four or five different ways, including the Firemen's Roll, and our outstanding Inside Ankle Sweep, PLUS, when your opponent "Russian's" you, you'll still take them to the mat for back points with transition takedowns, The Claw, Inside Trips, and the Outside Firemen's. In addition, you'll learn the Russian Underhook Series, where takedowns come easy, especially when your opponent likes to pull away or counter you. This Russian Attack will give your style a new dimension, a new and exciting addition to your arsenal!
* Whizzer Offense & Defense... Learn to score off the whizzer on your feet or on the mat. Learn to apply maximum pressure. Also learn how to score at least 10-different ways when your opponent attacks you with the whizzer. Learn the USA Stud "Whizzer Roll", straight to back points. You'll also learn the "Whizzer Claw", straight to a pin, or the standing "Whizzer Roll".
* Stud Sit Attack/Bottom Position... There is absolutely no way to stop this relentless bottom attack, reversing straight to "back-points". You'll learn how to execute the Canadian Power-Level Granby, the Canadian Shrug & Flip Shrugs, the Canadian 5-point sit series from 8-different positions, the Reverse-Peterson sit, and much more! In this session, you'll learn bottom-side cradles, and most importantly, how to consistently finish the cradle to back-points. You'll learn how to fight off cradles, and the counter to their counter
* Leg's Attack and Leg's Defense... Two of the nation's top "Legs" coaches will split time on "Leg Offense" and "Leg Defense", both single and double legrides. Learn to stop the legs from even getting in, but if they do, make your opponent pay with "bottomside tilts and turns" of your own. You'll learn to "granby" straight into a reversed head-and-arm, you'll learn the tightest "Jacob's" in the world, you'll "cradle" out of the bottom, you'll shrug out, and even when you're in the count, in a power-half, on your back, you'll reverse-out easily to back points of your own! In addition,with the top-man riding legs, you'll learn how to quickly reverse him into a peterson sit for five quick points. A special "High School Wrestlers Only" session will show you college leg-riding at it's best! In the single leg-ride position, you'll learn the Hip Spin and High Elevation Series. You'll "Whizzer Pin", Inside Cradle, Outside Cradle, Windmill Cradle Pin, Jacob's Pin, Churella Pin, Reverse Half and Double Half Pin, Spladle pin, Headlock pin, and many more!
* Rock The Cradle... Cradle's, Cradle's, and more Cradle's... That's what you'll learn in this session. You'll learn to Cradle and Spladle from every position on the mat. Top-side, Bottom-side, Inside, Outside, Side-Ride, Standing, Slide-Thru, High-level, Low-Level, Cowboy Cradle, Cross-Face, Suicide, Rock-Back, Switch Cradle, Ankle-Pick Cradle, Hammerlock Cradle, Butt-Drag Cradle, Barrel-Roll Cradle, Double Leg Cradle, Turk Cradle, Leg-Ride Cradle, and many more. You'll learn the art of "Cradle Pinning", How to "snatch" the toughest wrestler to his back. You'll see 100-lb wrestlers cradle and pin even the best 125-lb to 140-lb wrestlers, even when they're trying their hardest not to get turned! You'll learn cradle counters, and counters to the counters! You'll learn to Spladle Pin from your feet, while being taken down, while in leg rides, and you'll learn to Peterson Sit opponents for 5-points when they are trying to spladle you!
To register for this exciting three day "Intensive Training Camp", simply "click" on "Stud On-line Forms" in the left-hand menu and then "click" on "Summer National Training Camp". Complete the required Camp Registration Form, and you're ready to roll!
Thus far, over 70 top-calibre wrestlers have registered for this 2008 Intensive Camp! Outlined below are just a few of the names of those signed-up:
* Jeremy Beadle 6-yrs/45-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling, Oregon
* Hunter Mode, 6-yrs/45-lbs, Crook County Mat Club, Oregon, National Placer/Competitor
* Issa Clark 6-yrs/60-lbs, Bethel All-Stars,Washington, 2X Rocky Mountain Nationals Champion, 2X Rocky Mountain Nationals Runner-Up
* Brock Bresser 7-yrs/43-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling, Oregon
* David Kerr 7-yrs/50-lbs, Prineville, Oregon
* Geronimo Caliz 7-yrs/53-lbs, Central Catholic Raiders/Fresno, California, State & National Competitors
* Alexander Cruz 7-yrs/55-lbs, Washington
* Russell Stigall 7-yrs/66-lbs, All-Phase Mat Club, Oregon
* Ritchie Saenz 8-yrs/63-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling/Oregon
* Ruben Saenz 8-yrs/60-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling/Oregon
* Gary Miller 8-yrs/65-lbs, Ogden/Utah, State Champion, Gladiator Champion, Who's Bad Champion, 3X Reno Placer
* Landon Davis 8-yrs/67-lbs, Salem Elite, Oregon, State Runner-Up, National Competitor
* Jacob Beck 8-yrs/73-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling, Oregon, 2nd State
* David Kerr 9-yrs/52-lbs, Prineville, Oregon, State Placer, National Competitor
* Michael Bresser 9-yrs/54-lbs, USA Stud/Oregon, State Champ/2nd at Reno Worlds, 3rd Tulsa Nationals
* Kevin Williams 9-yrs/100-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling/Oregon, 3rd State, 3rd 2008 Reno Worlds
* Christopher Beadle 9-yrs/105-lbs, USA Stud/Oregon, National Competitor
* Jared Newberg 10-yrs/65-lbs, USA Stud/Oregon, 5X WA. State Placer/National Competitor
* Kurt Mode 10-yrs/65-lbs, Crook County Mat Club, Oregon, National Competitor
* Zack Morello 10-yrs/65-lbs, Sunset Mat Club
* Collin Purinton 10-yrs/65-lbs, MMC/Oregon, 2X State Champ, 2007 Reno Nat'l. Champ, 2nd 2008 Reno Worlds
* Isaac Miller 10-yrs/70-lbs, Ogden/Utah, 3X State Champion, 3rd Tulsa Nationals, 3rd Reno Western Nationals
* Abel Caliz Jr. 10-yrs/80-lbs, Central Catholic Raiders, Fresno, California, State & National Competitor
* Okalani Langi 10-yrs/95-lbs, San Fernando, California, State & National Competitor
* Brian Barnes 10-yrs/95-lbs, McMinnville Mat Club, State Placer
* Rigo Rodriguez 11-yrs/58-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling/Oregon
* Colin Griffin 11-yrs/65-lbs, All-Phase WC/Oregon, State Placer, National Competitor
* Lane Stigall 9-yrs/79-lbs, All-Phase Mat Club, Oregon, State Placer, National Competitor
* Collin Griffin 11-yrs/80-lbs, All-Phase Mat Club, Oregon, State Placer
* Andrae Sims 11-yrs/85-lbs, Team Tech-Fall/WA.
* Brandon Pfister 11-yrs/90-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling
* Alex Rich 11-yrs/85-lbs, Orange Crush Mat Club, Corvalis, Or., State Placer
* James Rodeman 11-yrs/90-lbs, Yelm Twisters/WA., 2008 Folkstyle State 3rd, 2008 Freestyle State Champion, 2008 Greco Roman State 3rd
* Spencer Crawford 11-yrs/93-lbs, All-Phase M/C, Multi-Time State Champion, National Champion
* Zachary Volk 11-yrs/95-lbs, NWWC/WA., 2007 FS/GR Nat'l Champion, 2007 Reno Worlds Champion, 3X WA. State Folkstyle Champion, 4X WA. State Freestyle Champion, 2X WA. State Gr. Roman Champion
* Jake Vaughn 11-yrs/95-lbs, Salem Elite, Oregon, Multi-time State Placer, National Competitor
* Corson Davis 11-yrs/95-lbs, Salem Elite, Oregon, 4X State Champion/Multi-time National Placer
* Ben Kocimba 11-yrs/130-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling/Oregon
* Kaleb Raber 12-yrs/72-lbs, Salem Elite WC/Oregon, State Champion, National Competitor
* P.T. Garcia 12-yrs/72-lbs, Littleton, Colorado, 2004 Reno Champion, 2004 World All-Star Team, 4X Colorado State Champion
* Cason Wight 12-yrs/75-lbs, Aloha, Oregon
* Zack Vollstedt 12-yrs/78-lbs, USA Stud/Oregon, 2X Reno Worlds Placer, 2008 Oregon State Champion, National Competitor
* Zach Bresser 12-yrs/78-lbs, USA Stud/Oregon, 5X State Champion, 5X National Champion, 2X Reno Worlds Champion, 2003 & 2005 World All-Star Team
* Josh Newberg 12-yrs/75-lbs, USA Stud/Oregon, 6X State Placer, 2007 WA State Champ, 2007 3rd Reno Worlds, National Competitor
* Carl Locke 12-yrs/80-lbs, Elko, Nevada, 2X State Champion, National Placer
* Jace Lopez, 12-years/83-lbs, Milliken, Colorado, 2X Colorado State Champion, World All-Star Team Runner-Up 2004
* J.T. Barnes 12-yrs/91-lbs, McMinnville Mat Club State Placer
* Gunnar Metzger 12-yrs/95-lbs, Vancouver, Washington
* Benjamin Young 12-yrs/180-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling/Oregon, 2nd Middle School State
* Ronnie Bresser 13-yrs/63-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling/Oregon, 8X Oregon State Champion, 9X National Champion, 4X Reno Worlds Champion, 2X National Triple Crown Winner, 2002-2003-2004-2005-2006 World All-Star Team Member
* Zack Zehner 13-yrs/84-lbs, Salem Elite WC/Oregon, State Champion, National Competitor
* Alex Cisneros 13-yrs/90-lbs, Bakersfield, California, 2X National Champion, Calif. State Champion
* Tony Pena 13-yrs./95-lbs, Littleton, Colorado, National Champion, 3X Colorado State Champion
* Joey Williams 13-yrs/100-lbs, USA Stud/Oregon, State Placer, National Competitor
* John Morin 13-yrs/112-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling/Oregon
* Tiger Paasch 13-yrs/112-lbs, McMinnville Mat Club, State Placer
* Brad Locke 13-yrs/120-lbs, Elko, Nevada, 3X State Champion, 2nd Tulsa Nationals, 3rd Reno Worlds
* Christian Jackson 13-yrs/125-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling
* Cody Crawford 13-yrs/125-lbs, All-Phase M/C, Multi-Time State Champion, 5X National Champion, World All-Star Team 2004
* Aaron Beadle 13-yrs/135-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling/Oregon, State Placer, National Competitor
* Brandon Griffin 13-yrs/155-lbs, All-Phase WC/Oregon, 2007 National Kick-Off Champion, 2007 Tulsa Nationals Champion, 2007 Reno Worlds Champion, National Triple Crown Winner, 2007 World All-Star Team Member, 2008 Reno Worlds Champion, Oregon State Freestyle, Greco, and Collegiate Champion
* Jacob Morello 14-yrs/95-lbs, Sunset High School, Freshman
* Jake Neal 14-yrs/118-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling/Oregon
* Jacob Harkness 15-yrs/125-lbs, Hillsboro High School/USA Stud Wrestling/Oregon
* Troy Jackson 14-yrs/165-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling/Hillsboro High School incoming Freshman
* Brandon Griffin 14-yrs/165-lbs, All-Phase Mat Club/Sprague Incoming Freshman, Salem Oregon, 4X National Champion, National Triple Crown Winner, Reno World's Champion 2008, Numerous times Oregon State Champion
* Mickey Rodriguez 15-yrs/130-lbs, Hillsboro H.S./USA Stud Wrestling/Oregon, 2008 District Champion & Outstanding Wrestler, 2008 5A-State Champion 119-lbs, 2008 Reno Worlds Runner-Up, National Competitor
* Tyler Stigall 15-yrs/142-lbs, All-Phase Mat Club, Oregon, State Placer
* Bruno Becerra 15-yrs/152-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling/Liberty High School incoming junior
* Cody Sabin 16-yrs/119-lbs, Sophmore/Westview High School
* Alex Schwada 16-yrs/132-lbs, Hillsboro High School, Junior
* Pat Neal 16-yrs/135-lbs, Aloha H.S./USA Stud Wrestling/Oregon, 6-A District's 3rd Place
* Casey Young 16-yrs/128-lbs, Southridge H.S./USA Stud Wrestling/Oregon
* David Converse 16-yrs/130-lbs, Sophmore/Newport High School, Newport, Oregon, Valco Dist. Wrestler of the Year, State Placer
* Isaac Richfield 16-yrs/145-lbs, Hillsboro High School, Junior
* Joe Ashby 16-yrs/160-lbs, Hillsboro H.S./USA Stud Wrestling/Oregon, 5-A State Championships 4th Place @ 152-lbs, National Competitor
* Oscar Lara 16-yrs/160-lbs, Liberty High School/USA Stud Wrestling, Incoming High School Senior
* Spencer Jackson 16-yrs/178-lbs, Hillsboro High School/USA Stud Wrestling, Incoming sophmore
* Alex Keezel 16-yrs/182-lbs, USA Stud Wrestling/Westview High School, Incoming Junior
* James Robinson 17-yrs/160-lbs, Hillsboro High School, Junior
* Alan Becerra 17-yrs/160-lbs, Liberty High School/USA Stud Wrestling, Incoming High School Senior
* Cliff Heim 17-yrs/165-lbs, Westview High School, Oregon, Senior
* Clint Anderson 17-yrs/175-lbs, Hillsboro High School, Senior
2006 Stud Camp A Huge Success!
From the moment the doors opened on "Day #1" of this years 2006 USA Stud Summer National Training Camp, it was evident that this particular camp had all the makings of being the "very best ever", and by the time the three days had wrapped-up, it was very clear indeed!!!
This 2006 edition of the "Stud Camp" kicked-off with a fast-paced Friday, with nationally-known granby specialist Keith Lowrance from Virginia at the controls. Lowrance, a USA High School Coach Of The Year, worked both himself and the 140 wrestlers in attendance into a constant sweat! While some of Oregon's less experienced coaches might suggest that attending a "granby-type" camp is a waste of time, those in attendance realized how ridiculous those suggestions were, right from the beginning!
Coach Lowrance worked wrestlers from across the country through takedowns, rolls and tilts, through turks and turk cradles, breakdowns and defense and much, much more! It was obvious that the "granby" was not the only item on the menu!
Saturday's sessions picked-up right where Fridays' left off with an expanding tilt session, a solid granby session, both short and long sits, transitioning from offense to defence and back to offense, and some superb defense.
Sunday's sessions featured an explosive turk session, highlited by demonstrations of turks from many positions, an exciting "side-ride cradle" session, defending the cradle, inside and outside cradles, cradle counters and even counters to cradle counters.
Live wrestling sessions were scattered throughout the three days of camp and some dynamite matches were had by all!
Our special thanks go out to all in attendance, to the many coaches who contributed time and energy on the mats, to the team mothers who prepared lunch each day for the wrestlers in attendance, and especially to coach Lowrance who has confirmed his return to our Stud Camp!
The next USA Stud hosted training camp is our 2006 Christmas Camp of Champs, slated for late December. Registrations are now being accepted online.
USA Stud Wrestling coaches have been asked to attend and coach at a southern Oregon camp slated for the first weekend in October, as well as Washington camp slated for the Auburn area in September.
Details for both of these camps will be posted very soon, here on our website!
Bresser,Crawford,Gutches,Pena,Clark...World All-Stars
The World Of Wrestling and Wrestling USA Magazine have announced the world's best, some 70 wrestlers selected from over 10,000 competitors, the 2004 World All-Star Team!!! These wrestlers, including 5 Oregon stud's, will be honored at the 2004 Tulsa, Oklahoma Kick-Off Classic, slated for November 19 & 20, 2004.
Oregon wrestlers named to the 2004 team include Oregon Stud Club wrestler, 2004 National Triple Crown Winner 9-year old Ronnie Bresser, 2004 Kick-Off Classic Champion, All-Phase 90-lb wrestler Cody Crawford, 2002 National Triple Crown Winner, All-Phase wrestler R.J. Pena, 2004 Reno World Champion, Crater Jr. Comet wrestler Brock Gutches, and 15 year old, 200-lb White City, Oregon wrestler Cody Clark!
Congratulation's to Oregon's very best! No doubt these five really put-in the mat time and deserve every bit of recognition they get!
Who's The Sissy?...Well, obviously it's Sissy Bresser, our new 5-year old PeeWee wrestler. Her training partner is 5-year old Gunnar Partain who's just itching to show her the ropes! Sissy is the younger sister of Ronnie, Zechariah, and Michael Bresser. Gunnar is the younger brother of Stud wrestler Graysen Partain! Sissy and Gunnar are just two of the over 10 "new" Jr. Stud peewee wrestlers that have joined Oregon Stud Club Wrestling for the 2004/2005 season. If these two are anything like their older sibblings, these two will go on to record some impressive career's! They'll wrestle this year in the Metro Youth League!
Stud Coach Billy Groat Is Boss!
New Jr. Stud's, 5-year old Gunnar Partain(top), and Jonathon Hamilton, age 4(bottom), are in one of those gruelling/mandatory drill sessions that can not end soon enough!
These two are really looking forward to the "get a drink" break, so they can forget the drink and just climb the wall's!
Intensive Drilling, or Faking?
These two said the were "working hard", but by the look on Sissy's face, she meant "hardly working"! Oregon Stud Club Wrestling "Beginner" session's run 90-minutes, and include a conditioning program, drilling, some games, and often some live wrestling!
Stud Website Win's Web Award!
The announcement came this morning... The Oregon Stud Club/USA Stud Wrestling website, rewarded for the long and countless hours of site maintenance, has been awarded the Tom Fortunado Gold Cup as the "Outstanding Website For Amateur Wrestling"!
The Nation's Top-10 Wrestlers for the 2004 Season!!! The World of Wrestling has posted it's "Top-10 for 2004", all of them National Triple Crown winners, and the Oregon Stud Club's Ronnie Bresser is one of the "best of the best"! All of these wrestlers are expected to be named to the 2004/2005 World All-Star Team next month!
2005 National Pre-Season Top-5 Includes Stud's
The 2004/2005 World Of Wrestling/Wrestling USA Magazine "National Pre-Season Top-5" has been released and the Oregon Stud Clubs Ronnie and Zechariah Bresser are included, for the third straight year!
2004 National Triple Crown winner, the Stud Clubs', Ronnie Bresser is a Top-Seed based on his winning the 2003 Eastern USA Nationals, the 2004 Tulsa National Championships, and the 2004 Reno World Championships. Because of his dominance at the National-level, Ronnie is also expected to be named to the 2004/2005 World All-Star Team soon!
Younger Brother, Zechariah Bresser, a 2003/2004 World All-Star Team member, has also been named to the "National Pre-Season Top-5". Zechariah placed 2nd at the 2004 U.S./Tulsa National Championships, and 2nd again at the 2004 Reno World Championships.
The Oregon Stud Club is busy preparing now for the upcoming 2004/2005 competition season, which includes a heavy dose of State, Regional, and National events.
2nd National Title in 3 Years!
How's that for "CONSISTENCY"?
For the Oregon Stud Club coaches, Rob Berger (2nd from left) and Ron Bresser (far right) capturing a 2nd National Team Title in three years means "Consistency", and that is always "Goal #1". Pictured left to right; "America's Greatest Legend" Danny Hodge, Central Oregon Stud Club Head Coach Rob Berger, 55-lb Tyler Berger, 43-lb Ronnie Bresser, 46-lb Zechariah Bresser, and Oregon Stud Club Head Coach Ron Bresser.
The Greatest...Danny Hodge & The Trinity Award
How much better could it get?
Your 9-years old, You win your 5th National Championship, the Ultimate
National Triple Crown, and your presenter is "The World's Greatest Legend" Danny Hodge!!!
That's the way it happened for 5X Oregon State Champion, Oregon Stud Club wrestler, Ronnie Bresser who wrapped-up his collegiate/folkstyle season in grand style winning the 2004 Reno World Of Wrestling Championships! Now, having completed his 5th season at the National level, Ronnie has gained the experience necessary to overcome many obstacles, however, next year, the 42-pounder moves up into the 10-and Under age-class where the lowest weight-class is 52-lbs. Now that's a challenge!!!
5th Time a Real Charm!
"America's Greatest Legend" Danny Hodge presents Oregon's Ronnie Bresser with his 5th National Championship trophy!The Oregon Stud Club wrestler displays his "gold medal" with his proud, new-found, Grandpa!
Ronnie defeated "good friend",Colorado's,Tony DeBaca, who is the 2004 Rocky Mountain Nationals Champion, a Triple Crown Champion, and Golden Gear Award Winner, in the 2004 Reno World's final. Ronnie and Tony will square-off again at the 2004 Stud's Of The Century National Training Camp, scheduled for August 20th, 21st, and 22nd in Hillsboro, Oregon. The 3-day National Camp features over 100 wrestlers representing 9-states, with over 50 various state champions attending.
2004 Reno World's...Unbelievable Stud!!!
What a year for the Oregon Stud Club's 9-year old Ronnie Bresser! In November 2003 Ronnie won the Cliff Keen Kick-Off Classic in Tulsa, in January he claimed his 4th U.S. National Championship, in February Ronnie grabbed his 5th Oregon State Championship, and in April he captured the 2004 Reno World's and his first ever National Triple Crown. Here, Ronnie shows his Reno Championship hardware!
2004 Reno World Youth Runner-Up!
The Oregon Stud Club's Zechariah Bresser claimed the Runner-up award in his young year at the 2004 Reno World Youth Wrestling Championships. Next year, he'll be one of the oldest in his age group - and he wants #1...BAD!
At this years' 2004 Reno World's, Zechariah, a 2X National Champion, dropped a tough decision to 6X National Champion Sean Russell of Dacula, Georgia.
Zechariah heads a "star studded" line-up into the 2004/2005 season for Oregons' "Stud Team Elite", who will be chasing another National Team Championship next season!
Another Reno Team Title...2nd in 3 Years!
A proud "Papa" or WHAT? Stud Club Coach Randy Moya hoist's the 2004 Reno World Youth Wrestling National Team Championship trophy!
Stud Capture's 2004 National Triple Crown!
You couldn't have written the script any better! As if your standard Championship and Runner-Up trophies wern't enough, The Oregon Stud Club left the 2004 Reno World Youth Wrestling Championships with the National Triple Crown/Trinity Award, and the 2004 Division 2 National Team Championship hardware as well! What a performance!
They were "written-down goals", say's Stud Club Head Coach Ron Bresser. We talked about Reno at length and determined that we had a legitimate shot at being repeat Team Champions, if everything fell in place, or at least close. We also wanted that Trinity Award, the National Triple Crown. If I had to put my finger on one thing, say's Bresser, it was an emphasis on being "Our Best" as often as we could. Be focused, be intense, be aggressive, and finish!
It was a great weekend for 4-time National Champion Ronnie Bresser. Wrestling in the 8 & Under 43-lb Division, Ronnie had claimed the first two legs of the National Trinity Award by winning Novembers Kick-Off Classic and the Tulsa Grand Nationals in January. While the numbers in Ronnie's weight-class at the Kick-Off were low at 17 wrestlers, Tulsa Nationals in Oklahoma saw a stacked, powerful line-up of 21 competitors. In total, there were 14 wrestlers at Nationals in the 43-lb Division who had won a National-Calibre Tournament. At the 2004 Reno Championships, only one competitor, Rocky Mountain Nationals Champion and Triple Crown Winner Tony DeBaca showed up to wrestle Oregon's best! Four wrestlers from that Division had moved up to the 46-lb class. So it was Oregon vs. Colorado, Ronnie vs. Tony, and when the dust settled, the Oregon Stud Clubs Ronnie Bresser had claimed his 5th National Championship, the National Triple Crown, and gave the Oregon team standings a huge lift!
At 46-lb, still in the 8 & Under Division, little brother Zechariah Bresser was on a roll early. Zech faced 2004 Las Vegas Worlds Champion Tirso Lara from California, and after a slow start, Zech picked-up steam and rolled to a 10-4 decision. Next up, Washington's Tom Pinard. The Stud Clubs Zech Bresser issued a 16-0 tech-fall and moved on to a match-up with 2004 Mid-America Classic Champion Derek Huff from Colorado in what would prove to be a Semi-Final match-up. It was a great match-up, Huff a thrower and shooter facing Oregon's Stud, a counter-style wrestler, big on hips and strength. Oregon's Bresser built a 5-1 lead after period #1 and chose down to open period #2. It didn't take long before Huff showed his power, driving a raised arm-bar to a point where it tweaked Zechariah's shoulder. Rolling in pain, Zech had to fight-off the pain in order to continue. Favoring his injured left-arm, Zech showed his championship grit and held onto his 5-1 lead after two periods. It was in period three that Zechariah found position and stretched his lead to 10-1, and then caught Huff with a throw and pin at 2:43. That win put Zech Bresser into the Championship final, facing 8-time National Champion Sean Russell of Lawrenceville, Georgia. Russell showed why he was given the #1 ranking, driving to a 4-0 1st period lead. It was 5-2 after period #2 and 7-2 when the final buzzer sounded, Russell a winner, again. In the wrestleback for true 2nd, Mason Lucero of Texas came from behind and forced overtime with the regulation score tied at 4-4.
It was a one-minute overtime, and with 15-seconds remaining, The Stud Club's Bresser executed a takedown and won 6-4, to claim 2nd place.
In the 49-lb weight-class, Oregon Stud Club wrestlers Chase Park and Kaleb Raber wrestled brilliantly, each winning two matches and losing two.
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