PCMS tops Gibson Co. foes WM & GS
Posted: Thursday, Mar 01, 2007 - 01:29:47 am EST
PRINCETON - Host Princeton Community made it a doubleheader sweep in middle school wrestling and claimed the mythical Gibson County championship, defeating Gibson Southern 42-36 and Wood Memorial 69-18.
Versus the Titans, J.R. Wallis (80-pounds) won by pin (1:20), as did Aaron Ledford (100 /2:33) and Drake Stein (135/1:27).
Nathan Crawford (95) won by decision (4-2) as did Seth Whitehead (105/5-1), Alex Griesemer (110/7-2), Zack Merriman (115/7-4), Jeff Koberstein (125/7-3) and Tyler Bailey (155/6-4 OT).
Matthew Smith (130) won by forfeit.
Against Wood Memorial, Wallis again won by pin, this time in 30 seconds, while Crawford won by pin in just 10 seconds, and so did Whitehead in only 27 seconds. At 120-pounds, Dalton Halbig won by pin (2:28), while Tyler Esenbock (165) also won by pin (2:19).
Koberstein won by a 5-0 decision.
Tigers who won via forfeit vs. Wood Memorial were Derek Dau (85), Ledford (100), Griesemer (110), Zack Merriman (115), Matthew Smith (130) and stein (135).
Princeton winners in reserve matches were Davy Dunn (115) in two separate matches, winning by pin in 28 and 45 seconds, and Kevin Meyer (145) by pin (2:43).
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August 5, 2008
Wow, what a crowd here at the World Shooting & Recreational Complex. SCTP is in its final day. I met brothers Jacob, Jeff and Jordan Koberstein today. They participated in the SCTP Championships on the Evansville GC team. They all shoot Remington 1100s and enjoy the sport. Jeff says it’s calming and relaxing.
ATA shooters are arriving in mass numbers to register for the Grand American. Hope to see you at the Grand. Let me know what’s happening with you. - Terry Heeg
Gibson county's Newspaper, Princeton Daily Clarion
Ecstasy for Wood Memorial as Trojans hold off Tigers
Posted: Sunday, Aug 24, 2008 - 11:29:39 pm EDT, By PETE SWANSON
"...While the Trojans didn't lose any of five fumbles, the Tigers lost two of six. Two-hundred-eighty-pound nose tackle Jake Carlisle recovered to end Princeton's first possession, and he recovered again when the ball was knocked loose on Smith's 15-yard third-quarter run to Wood's 26.
That came when the Tigers' size appeared to be wearing on the hosts, whose resilience included three interceptions, the first by Jerico Myers at his 25 later the third quarter. Nossett's end-zone interception came with 5 minutes 44 seconds left, on the last play before the scoreboard clock quit working. Field officials kept time thereafter, including Egdorf's interception of Medcalf the night's next-to-last play.
Freshman Jeff Koberstein, entering the third quarter, gave Princeton a spark on the fourth-quarter drive that brought first-and-goal at the 8. Linebacker Randal Helsley stopped a run, a pass fell incomplete, and Nossett stepped in front of Chavis to make the fourth-down pick.
“I saw the quarterback (Waller) take a couple steps and I read pass,” Nossett said. “I went up as high as I could and came down with the ball.”
Oxley, whose Trojans ran 30 plays to the Tigers' 15 the first half, and 61 to 37 altogether, noted that “for 2 1/2 quarters we were making holes, driving people off the ball. Then our defense stepped up.
“At halftime, Helsey said, ‘I'm not making any tackles.' But in the fourth quarter, Randal said, ‘Coach, I'm getting tackles.'”
Princeton Daily Clarion, Gibson County’s Newspaper
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PCHS grapplers rally to beat Jasper
Posted: Wednesday, Jan 14, 2009 - 12:27:21 am EST
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JASPER - Minus an injured regular, trailing 21-0 after three matches and behind 36-27 with two left, Princeton Community wrestlers rallied Tuesday night to a 39-36 dual-meet win over Jasper.
“Big, big win,” said Princeton coach Jim Maglis after the Tigers' first win over Jasper since 2006.
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Jasper's Joe Tucker decisioned freshman Jeff Koberstein 8-5 at160, but the Tigers forged a 21-21 tie when senior True Cowan pinned Cody Kreilein in 4:37 at 171.
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Washington Times-Herald
Published January 28, 2009 08:07 pm - MT. CARMEL
MT. CARMEL — Washington Hatchets senior grappler Beau Parsons won the 160 lb. Big Eight Conference championship at Mt. Carmel last Saturday. This is Parsons' second Big 8 title as he won the 152 lb. crown last season. Parsons entered the tournament as the number three seed and met Jeff Koberstein of Princeton in the first round, with Parsons winnig 5-0.
Princeton Daily Clarion
Tigers warned to focus at Forest Park
Posted: Wednesday, Aug 26, 2009 - 11:23:14 pm EDT
By PETE SWANSON
"The Tigers, who this week welcomed injured lineman Michael Bannister’s return to practice, and think he’ll play Sept. 4 at Washington, will start the same lineups as vs. Wood Memorial. Sean Hatfield and Jamal Jackson, who each topped 100 yards in the opener, will rotate at running back with Zach Pedigo and Dontray Chavis. “Whomever is hot will get the ball,” said Zirkelbach, who will rotate Jeff Koberstein, Pedigo and Jake Thacker at fullback."