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Jordan Sweeps at Athens Drive
Team Jordan went 3-0 on Friday night, at Athens Drive. They picked up impressive victories over Rosewood and Athens Drive: And in the final match of the evening they defeated Millbrook in the annual Baker Brawl.
With the three victories on the night, Team Jordan eclipses the 20 win mark for the first time in at least seven years. They will be back on the mat on Wednesday, February 1 at 6 pm agains Riverside. This will be Team Jordan's Senior Night.
Team Jordan Downs Chapel Hill
Team Jordan snapped a seven year skid against Chapel Hill on Tuesday, January 24, 53-13. Donovan Heath led the way with an overtime victory over his ranked opponent.
Team Jordan will wrestle on Friday at Athens Drive. Matches begin at 4:30 pm.
Jordan Goes 1-3 at the Beach
Team Jordan went to Wilmington hoping to go 4-0 and came back 1-3. Their lone victory was over Ashley High School. Their losses were to Laney, Croatan, and Jacksonville. The bright spot on the day was Donovan Heath, Terrence Moore, and Grant Spurney went 4-0.
Team Jordan will be wrestling at Chapel Hill on Tuesday night. Match time is at 6 pm.
Team Jordan Pins Person
Team Jordan moved to 5-0 in the PAC-VI Conference on Wednesday night with a 71-10 victory over Person. There is one conference match left for Team Jordan and that's February 1versus Riverside. This will be there senior night as well.
Team Jordan is on the road, this Saturday, as they travel to Trask Middle School for the Sewel Duals hosted by Laney High School. They will take on Hoggard and 2A State Champion Croatan. Wrestling begins at 9 am.
Team Jordan Goes 2-2 at Glenn Duals
Friday the 13th was not nice to Team Jordan, as they went 2-2 at the Glenn Duals in Kernersville. The two victories were over Glenn and Atkins;with close losses to Northwest Guilford and Reagan High School.
The bright spots for Team Jordan were Robbie Tomasic, Spencer Service, and Grant Spurney all going 4-0.
Team Jordan will be on the mats in a pivotal PAC-VI showdown at Person High School on Wednesday night.
Team Jordan Goes 4-1 at Throwdown
Team Jordan hosted the Bull City Throwdown on Saturday, January 7, 2012. This was the first time this event took place: Last year the event was to happen, but due to a snow storm the event was cancelled.
Team Jordan went 4-1 on the day; beating Cedar Ridge, Eastern Alamance, Graham, and Carrborro. Their only loss on the day was to defending 4A State Champion Parkland. Parkland has not lost a match in six years. During that match Robbie Tomasic defeating the defending state champion 2-0, and Donovan Heath also defeated a ranked wrestler.
For more information on the match please read Dan Way's article here.
Team Jordan is off until Friday, January 13, 2012 when they travel to Kernersville for the Glenn Quad. The evening will start at 5:30 pm.
Jordan Splits Home Duals
Team Jordan moved to 9-2 overall and 4-0 in the PAC-VI last night. They thumped Hillside 72-11 and dropped the match to defending 3A State Champion Orange 47-12. For more information on the match please click here, to read the article from the Herald Sun.
Team Jordan will be home this weekend as they host the Bull City Throw Down with Cedar Ridge, Carrboro, Eastern Alamance, Graham, and 4X defending State Champion Parkland. Wrestling begins at 10 am.
Tomasic and Moore place at Tiger
The past two days were slam packed with wrestling at the Tiger Holiday Class; which had 41 teams entered. Teams such as 3A State Champs Orange, 2A State Champs Croatan, and nationally ranked Collins Hill (GA).
Robbie Tomasic placed second at 113 pounds. He lost his first match of the season to his opponent in the finals. Terrence Moore placed fifth at 132 pounds.
Team Jordan will be home on January 4th versus Hillside and Orange.
Jordan Splits Matches on Alumni Night
Team Jordan split a pair of matches on the final night before the winter break. Team Jordan was downed by Upper Perkiomen (PA) 43-18. They picke up wins from Tyrece Jones, Courtland Parker, and Robbie Tomasic. Tomasic's victory was over a fellow undefeated wrestler.
In the second match of the night, Leesville Road and Team Jordan squared off in the Bull Dog Cup. An annual dual meet, with the winner taking home a trophy. In front of a large group of Team Jordan alumni, Team Jordan took the Bull Dog Cup for the first time ever with a 44-27 victory.
Next up for Team Jordan will be the Tiger Holiday Classic at Chapel Hill High School, December 28-29.
Moore Wins Eagle Invitational
Terrence Moore led Team Jordan at the Eagle Invitational yesterday, collecting the 132 pound championship. He did so with a 2-1 victory over his opponent from Orange. Tyrece Jones placed second at 170 pounds, and Patrick Tomasic placed fourth at 106 pounds.
Next up for Team Jordan is Alumni Night on Wednesday, December 21. They will host the Bull Dog Cup versus Leesville Road and will also wrestle Upper Perkomien (PA). The first match will start at 4 pm.
Jordan Squeaks By Southern
Needing a pin to win the match versus Southern Durham, Courtland Parker stepped on the mat and delivered! Parker made quick work of his opponent, at 285 pounds, to win the match for Team Jordan 37-35.
With the victory Team Jordan moves to 7-0 overall and 3-0 in the PAC-VI. They will be back on the mats Friday at the Eagle Invitational. This tournament will be held at the Mebane Arts Center.
Tomasic Leads Team Jordan at Bull Durham Holiday Classic
Robbie Tomasic remained unbeaten on the year, by winning the 2011 Bull Durham Holiday Classic. For his performance he was voted Most Outstanding Wrestler of the Tournament.
Team Jordan placed third out of 15 teams. Holly Springs edged out Panther Creek for the team title.
Team Scores1.Holly Springs248.02.Panther Creek243.03.Jordan189.54.Durham School of the Arts153.05.Person135.06.Cedar Ridge122.07.Western Harnett119.58.East Wake99.59.Bishop McGuiness94.010.Ravenscroft90.011.Fuquay Varina71.512.Carrboro50.513.Hillside46.014.Leesville Road38.515.Seventy First38.5
Service Wins Match for Team Jordan
Down 35-33 heading into the final match of the night, at 126 pounds, Spencer Service bumped up to win the match for Team Jordan over Northern Durham 37-35. With the victory Team Jordan moves to 6-0 overall and 2-0 in the PAC-VI conference.
Jordan 37 Northern 35
138 T. Moore (J) pin C. O’Shea (ND) :42
145 G. Spurney (J) dec M. Bailey 10-8
152 J. Humphries (ND) dec J. Dickson (J) 15-11
160 D. Alford (ND) TF N. Finger (J) 15-1
170 R. Shepard (ND) pin D. King (J) 1:13
182 O. Oliver (ND) pin T. Jones (J) 2:58
195 D. Holmes (ND) pin J. Parker (J) 1:47
220 K. Knight (J) FFT
285 A. Reams (ND) dec C. Parker (J) 6-4
106 J. Brown (ND) pin P. Keaton (J) :28
113 P. Tomasic (J) pin A. O’Neal (ND) 1:30
120 R. Tomasic (J) FFT
126 S. Service (J) MD J. Niles (ND) 19-7
Team Jordan Places Fourth at JKO
Team Jordan had their best finish many years, as the placed at fourth at the Jim King Orange Invitational this weekend. They finish five points behind rival Northern Durham for third place.
Team Jordan was led by Robbie Tomasic (113) and Terrence Moore (132). Both won their respective weight class. Grant Spurney(138) made his second consecutive JKO finals, but was unable to pull out a win, as he ran into the defending state champion from Southern Alamance. Courtland Parker (285) was the other finalist for Team Jordan, but was unable to pull out a victory.
Spencer Service (120) and Tyrece Jones (170) were the other place winners for Team Jordan. Both placed fourth.
Team Jordan will be back on the mat this Wednesday, at 6 pm, as they have their home opener versus rival Northern Durham. Northern is the defending conference champions.
Team Jordan Tames East Chapel Hill
In a very pivotal match, for both teams, Team Jordan took the roar out of a much improved East Chapel Hill squad on Wednesday night by defeating them 55-14. With the win Team Jordan improves to 5-0 and 1-0 in the PAC-VI.
Erick Rivas opened the night with a pin in the first period. However, the match was delayed roughly 30 minutes due to a severe injury to the East Chapel Hill wrestler. Once the match resumed Team Jordan went on a tear, winning seven of the next eight matches.
Both teams will be at the prestigous Jim King Orange Invitational on Friday and Saturday.
Team Jordan Starts 4-0
Team Jordan opened the 2011-2012 season at Chatham Central, on November 22. They walked out victors of all four matches; defeating Western Harnett (45-29), number 4 (2A) Trinity (39-31), Chatham Central (49-21), and Southern Lee (74-0).
Team Jordan were led by returning state place winner Robbie Tomasic (113) and Keifer Knight (220). Both went 4-0 on the night. Picking up their first career varsity wins were Patrick Tomasic, Jesse Melton, and Kaleel Gainey.
Team Jordan will be back on the mats on November 30 at 6 pm at East Chapel Hill.
Season Record: 21 - 8
Conference Record: 5 - 0
