2014 Powerade TournamentDec 28, 2014 by Nickolas Velliquette
LIVE This Week on Flo: 1/3/2015
LIVE This Week on Flo: 1/3/2015
From the snow-covered woods of Minnesota to the sand-covered beaches of Hawaii, Flowrestling is LIVE at 7 different events this week. We're kicking the week off with the most star-studded tournament in Pennsylvania, Powerade, an American Crown Series youth event, Dixie Nationals, and a series of wrestling duals held on the beautiful beaches of Hawaii, the Aloha Open. We'll then send the team over to the SOUTHERN SCUFFLE — perhpas the most excititng in-season tournament in college wrestling — before closing the week out with two more high school events: Texas Outlaw and Minnesota's prestiogious dual-style tournament, The Clash.
Oh yea! Almost forgot: we're LIVE at Blair Academy this Saturday to see the #2 ranked Bucaneers take on #1 ranked St. Paris Graham in what is expected to be the most electric high school wrestling dual of the season.
Dixie Nationals
Monday, December 29th, 2014
Broadcast Info: CLICK HERE TO WATCH DIXIE NATIONALS LIVE, 12/29
Wrestlers from all over the country ascend to Atlanta, Georgia to compete in Dixie Nationals, one of the 3 signature events that make up the American Crown Series.
Powerade
Monday and Tuesday, December 29th - 30th
Broadcast Info: CLICK HERE TO WATCH POWERADE LIVE, 12/29-12/30
Annually one of the most competitive HS tournaments in the country, Powerade features over two dozen nationally ranked wrestlers including a potential showdown for the top spot in the land at 132lbs. Four of the Pound-for-Pound best are here in #2 Spencer Lee, #12 Vincenzo Joseph, #13 Luke Pletcher, and #14 Michael Kemerer. On the team side of things, we'll watch as the #8 Franklin Regional Panthers try to upset newcomers Archer, Georgia, who are ranked 6th in the nation.
Aloha Open
Tuesday, December 30th, 2014
Broadcast Info: CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE ALOHA OPEN LIVE, 12/30
The Aloha Open features traditional powers Oklahoma and Minnesota as well as American U and Oregon State. The inaugural event features the funk master himself #1 Dylan Ness of Minnesota, Reno TOC champ #12 Ross Larson for Oklahoma, Oregon State All American #10 Taylor Meeks, and American's throw master #18 David Terao makes his homecoming to wrestle in Hawaii.
The Southern Scuffle *Flowrestling's Event of the Week*
Thursday and Friday, January 1st - 2nd, 2014
Broadcast Info: CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE SOUTHERN SCUFFLE LIVE, 1/1-1/2
Bring in the New Year the RIGHT way with the 2015 Southern Scuffle: D1's best and brightest converge on the big stage in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Don't miss #2 James Green, #1 Alex Dieringer, #1 Nahshon Garrett, Nico Megaludis, #3 J'den Cox, #3 Gabe Dean, #1 Kyven Gadson, #3 Ian Miller, #1 Nick Gwiazdowski and more! Penn State, Oklahoma State, Cornell, Missouri and more premier D1 programs bring their studs South by the van full!
Texas Outlaw
Friday and Saturday, January 2nd - 3rd, 2014
Broadcast Info: CLICK HERE TO WATCH TEXAS OUTLAW LIVE, 1/2-1/3
Allen high school plays host to the toughest Texas tournament of the new year. Teams from Oklahoma, Nevada, Colorado, Illinois and Kansas hit Texas Outlaw for a chance to best the best programs in the Longhorn state.
The Clash
Friday and Saturday, January 2nd - 3rd, 2014
Broadcast Info: CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE CLASH LIVE, 1/2-1/3
The Clash is traditionally seen as one of, if not THE, toughest in-season High School National Dual Meet tournaments. With returning champion Apple Valley, ranked #12 in the country, looking to put on a repeat performance of its title run from last season and 3rd-ranked runner-up from a season ago, OPRF hoping to exact some revenge, this year’s event is sure to feature a host of action. Also in the mix of 32 teams is #18 St. Michael-Albertville, #23 Marmion and #25 Bound Brook.
Headlining the intense dual meets are a number of the nation’s best wrestlers such as pound-for-pound powerhouse Mark Hall, top-ranked 126-pound Mitch McKee and #1 152-pounder, Isaiah White.
#1 St. Paris Graham vs #2 Blair Academy DUAL
Satruday, January 3rd, 2014
Broadcast Info: CLICK HERE TO WATCH BLAIR ACADEMY VS ST. PARIS GRAHAM LIVE, 1/3
Perhaps the two greatest high school powerhouses of recent times, the SPG-Blair dual, which always features a bevy of soon-to-be college stars, is annually an in-season must-see. But this year, after Graham won Ironman, the stage is set to determine the national title. #1-Graham vs. #2-Blair on Saturday night for all the marbles.
Oh yea! Almost forgot: we're LIVE at Blair Academy this Saturday to see the #2 ranked Bucaneers take on #1 ranked St. Paris Graham in what is expected to be the most electric high school wrestling dual of the season.
Dixie Nationals
Monday, December 29th, 2014
Broadcast Info: CLICK HERE TO WATCH DIXIE NATIONALS LIVE, 12/29
Wrestlers from all over the country ascend to Atlanta, Georgia to compete in Dixie Nationals, one of the 3 signature events that make up the American Crown Series.
Powerade
Monday and Tuesday, December 29th - 30th
Broadcast Info: CLICK HERE TO WATCH POWERADE LIVE, 12/29-12/30
Annually one of the most competitive HS tournaments in the country, Powerade features over two dozen nationally ranked wrestlers including a potential showdown for the top spot in the land at 132lbs. Four of the Pound-for-Pound best are here in #2 Spencer Lee, #12 Vincenzo Joseph, #13 Luke Pletcher, and #14 Michael Kemerer. On the team side of things, we'll watch as the #8 Franklin Regional Panthers try to upset newcomers Archer, Georgia, who are ranked 6th in the nation.
Aloha Open
Tuesday, December 30th, 2014
Broadcast Info: CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE ALOHA OPEN LIVE, 12/30
The Aloha Open features traditional powers Oklahoma and Minnesota as well as American U and Oregon State. The inaugural event features the funk master himself #1 Dylan Ness of Minnesota, Reno TOC champ #12 Ross Larson for Oklahoma, Oregon State All American #10 Taylor Meeks, and American's throw master #18 David Terao makes his homecoming to wrestle in Hawaii.
The Southern Scuffle *Flowrestling's Event of the Week*
Thursday and Friday, January 1st - 2nd, 2014
Broadcast Info: CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE SOUTHERN SCUFFLE LIVE, 1/1-1/2
Bring in the New Year the RIGHT way with the 2015 Southern Scuffle: D1's best and brightest converge on the big stage in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Don't miss #2 James Green, #1 Alex Dieringer, #1 Nahshon Garrett, Nico Megaludis, #3 J'den Cox, #3 Gabe Dean, #1 Kyven Gadson, #3 Ian Miller, #1 Nick Gwiazdowski and more! Penn State, Oklahoma State, Cornell, Missouri and more premier D1 programs bring their studs South by the van full!
Texas Outlaw
Friday and Saturday, January 2nd - 3rd, 2014
Broadcast Info: CLICK HERE TO WATCH TEXAS OUTLAW LIVE, 1/2-1/3
Allen high school plays host to the toughest Texas tournament of the new year. Teams from Oklahoma, Nevada, Colorado, Illinois and Kansas hit Texas Outlaw for a chance to best the best programs in the Longhorn state.
The Clash
Friday and Saturday, January 2nd - 3rd, 2014
Broadcast Info: CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE CLASH LIVE, 1/2-1/3
The Clash is traditionally seen as one of, if not THE, toughest in-season High School National Dual Meet tournaments. With returning champion Apple Valley, ranked #12 in the country, looking to put on a repeat performance of its title run from last season and 3rd-ranked runner-up from a season ago, OPRF hoping to exact some revenge, this year’s event is sure to feature a host of action. Also in the mix of 32 teams is #18 St. Michael-Albertville, #23 Marmion and #25 Bound Brook.
Headlining the intense dual meets are a number of the nation’s best wrestlers such as pound-for-pound powerhouse Mark Hall, top-ranked 126-pound Mitch McKee and #1 152-pounder, Isaiah White.
#1 St. Paris Graham vs #2 Blair Academy DUAL
Satruday, January 3rd, 2014
Broadcast Info: CLICK HERE TO WATCH BLAIR ACADEMY VS ST. PARIS GRAHAM LIVE, 1/3
Perhaps the two greatest high school powerhouses of recent times, the SPG-Blair dual, which always features a bevy of soon-to-be college stars, is annually an in-season must-see. But this year, after Graham won Ironman, the stage is set to determine the national title. #1-Graham vs. #2-Blair on Saturday night for all the marbles.