119lbs Chad Thornock San Jacinto- vs. Britian Longmire Cimarron Memorial-

2009 Five Counties Wrestling Champioships

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#26
Aradffom Rodriguez   November 14 at 5:59pm
good pin!
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#25
Chads Friend   November 6 at 7:43pm
longmire got cruched up like a little and was put to his back
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#24
GVW   November 6 at 7:26pm
hey "Panther4Life"
i go to GV and you guys didnt even come close to beating us over the summer and that wasnt even our full varsity team so idk how well you'll do against cimmeron. no offense.
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#23
Mike   October 28 at 4:58am
I used to be good friends with Chad years ago, how can you people sit there and call him mean? He is very quiet, nice, and was pretty funny, we used to call him Q-Tip back in the day. He was always a good wrestler, not traditional in the least bit though. He has done really well for himself.
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#22
Panther4Life   October 20 at 12:11am
Cimarron is a freaking great program year in and year out... theres no denying that, whether or not they recruit makes no difference to me. No i wrestle at Palo Verde and i've been watching Cimarron for years, theres a reason that people want to go to cimarron. In the past 10 years, cimarron has taken state i believe 8 times and had numerous individual champions and placers. I mean sure i despise Cimarron because they recruit but it just makes beating them so much better, which we will do because cimarrons lost everybody except Colby Garrison and Aaron Garcia which are for sure state champs this year. And heck all of the cimarron wrestlers i know are good kids, they just want to wrestle at their best potential. "If your not cheating, your not trying to win..."
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#21
Da Mac Daddy   July 27 at 2:22am
actually thornock lost 2 years ago 10-8 at 103lbs
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#20
Jamil Watkins   May 27 at 8:27pm
the dump was there all day
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#19
Matfan   February 18 at 2:35pm
Bittian came from Ohio to live with is father and his father lives in the Cimarron zone.Travis moved from MO five years ago and live in Mojave zone until lates summer when is parents moved to a new house that was zone for Cimarron. After all the crap that happen at Mojave with the coach and adim his parent did not want their youngs child to start her high with a bad taste in her mouth. Can't you people just leave things alone. Are you so board you need to start chap up with anyone that will read or listen.My advise to you is GET A LIFE OF YOUR OWN AND LEAVE OTHERS ALONE.
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#18
Skytravis   February 11 at 5:58pm
Anonymous Coward said:
I can name specific coaches who absolutely despise Jeffries and Garcia. Don't even try to tell me that Cimarron didn't recruit DeGroat. How does a kid who lives in a school zone far from Cimarron's school zone end up wrestling for Cimarron. I know DeGroat doesn't live in the Cimarron school zone. How does something incredible like that happen. I'll tell you. There are one of two ways. In the Clark County School District a kid can get a thing called a zone variance. However, NIAA rules and Clark County School District rules forbid issuing zone variances for athletic purposes. So, what happens? Bam! Rich kid's apartment complex. Address change. Zipp-o! For some reason, a kid named Zeth St. Claire whose family lives in Reno, whose home address is in Reno, who wrestles for Wooster high school, ends up wrestling at Cimarron. Tell me. Zeth St. Claire was not some kid that walked in to a courtroom with an emancipation from his parents like Joey Martin who came all the way from Connecticut to wrestle at a less-than-average program like Durango. No, he was still under the legal guardianship of his parents and he still was zoned for Wooster! EXPLAIN TO ME HOW ZETH ST. CLAIRE, BRITAIN LONGMIRE (from Ohio), BERNARD GOONAN (from Australia), AND TRAVIS DEGROAT WHO AREN'T EVEN ZONED FOR CIMARRON, WRESTLE FOR THEM? IT'S IN DIRECT VIOLATION OF NIAA RULES.

I'm not saying that Cimarron is the only school in Vegas that does this. Las Vegas has recently acquired a bunch of wrestlers that are zoned and previously went to Mojave and Green Valley somehow acquired Jeremy Padilla from Liberty.
I'm sick and tired of Cimarron gaining the edge on all of the other teams in Nevada by directly violating NIAA rules. Here's an idea for Cimarron. They should make a magnet school on campus and then they can legally recruit anyone from the valley to go and wrestle there.
On another note. I'm not a wrestler. I am an avid supporter and fan of wrestling and I've been following wrestling in Nevada closely for years now seeing as that is where I live. I know many coaches and supporters in Nevada as well and many of them speak about how they have become disappointed with the loss of integrity of Jeffries and Garcia.
On one final note. I'm glad there will always be people out who rise above the loss of integrity and defeat you guys. People like Thomas Kanski, Angelo Antuna and Nick Williams.
I am a family friend and I personal know that Travis DeGroat moved over the summer. He and his family follow all the rule that the NIAA set. He and his parent have a felling out with Mojave's admin and the head coach. The family need to start fresh and at a new school for him and his sister that is a freshman. The DeGroat are good people christian people and believe in following GOD way not mans way. They would never allow their children to be recruited, they believe in doing thing the right way not the wrong way. If you really want to know something just ask the person or the DeGoat they will tell you anything you what to know. They have nothing to hide and will alway be truthful. Their rule is tell the truth or say nothing at all.
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#17
Gregory Brayboy   February 10 at 1:51pm
Anonymous Coward you dont know what the hell yur talking about cimarron is the best school in Nevada and i bet you anything that were winning state and even the 103
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#16
HAHA   February 4 at 10:31am
Funny thing. I wrestled in College with a Cimarron grad, three timer I think, plus Fargo AA. At any rate, he is an A-hole, if you don't know him, or are one of his ladies. For my part, I find the Cimarron folks to be funny, hard working, and y as heck...it's a pretty tough team. Jealousy is the most flattering form of respect.
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#15
Anonymous Coward   January 24 at 2:46pm
You still didn't answer the question. How is getting kids to wrestle at your school when they live in a different school zone without a zone variance not in direct violation of NIAA rules?
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#14
Eastside   January 23 at 10:29pm
Yeah, yeah, yeah...rise above us. Mojave fell apart, most of the remaining Mojave kids went to different schools. Home boy from down under, what was that like 2003 (Your reaching) was in a exchange program. You can't blame Randy for it all there are plenty of kids who lived in the Cimarron zone and dominated. And people like Angelo were suppose to win, they were good wrestlers...again your reaching. What did he do...he beat Orians in finals at reginals and at state...reaching back to 2003?

These coaches can bad mouth Cimarron guys just they coach better than those other guys do. Good wreslers come from all over the Valley to work with those guys for nationals after the season is over. Go ahead and be bitter. If your are a bulldog fan, which it looks like it, you are suppose to hate Cimarron but don't blame the kids and the coaches. All you have is hear-say and that shows you are classless. Until something is proven all you guys can do is make up excuses why your team, your kid, your school falls to Cimarron year in and year out.
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#13
Anonymous Coward   January 23 at 5:40pm
I can name specific coaches who absolutely despise Jeffries and Garcia. Don't even try to tell me that Cimarron didn't recruit DeGroat. How does a kid who lives in a school zone far from Cimarron's school zone end up wrestling for Cimarron. I know DeGroat doesn't live in the Cimarron school zone. How does something incredible like that happen. I'll tell you. There are one of two ways. In the Clark County School District a kid can get a thing called a zone variance. However, NIAA rules and Clark County School District rules forbid issuing zone variances for athletic purposes. So, what happens? Bam! Rich kid's apartment complex. Address change. Zipp-o! For some reason, a kid named Zeth St. Claire whose family lives in Reno, whose home address is in Reno, who wrestles for Wooster high school, ends up wrestling at Cimarron. Tell me. Zeth St. Claire was not some kid that walked in to a courtroom with an emancipation from his parents like Joey Martin who came all the way from Connecticut to wrestle at a less-than-average program like Durango. No, he was still under the legal guardianship of his parents and he still was zoned for Wooster! EXPLAIN TO ME HOW ZETH ST. CLAIRE, BRITAIN LONGMIRE (from Ohio), BERNARD GOONAN (from Australia), AND TRAVIS DEGROAT WHO AREN'T EVEN ZONED FOR CIMARRON, WRESTLE FOR THEM? IT'S IN DIRECT VIOLATION OF NIAA RULES.

I'm not saying that Cimarron is the only school in Vegas that does this. Las Vegas has recently acquired a bunch of wrestlers that are zoned and previously went to Mojave and Green Valley somehow acquired Jeremy Padilla from Liberty.
I'm sick and tired of Cimarron gaining the edge on all of the other teams in Nevada by directly violating NIAA rules. Here's an idea for Cimarron. They should make a magnet school on campus and then they can legally recruit anyone from the valley to go and wrestle there.
On another note. I'm not a wrestler. I am an avid supporter and fan of wrestling and I've been following wrestling in Nevada closely for years now seeing as that is where I live. I know many coaches and supporters in Nevada as well and many of them speak about how they have become disappointed with the loss of integrity of Jeffries and Garcia.
On one final note. I'm glad there will always be people out who rise above the loss of integrity and defeat you guys. People like Thomas Kanski, Angelo Antuna and Nick Williams.
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#12
Eastside Cali   January 23 at 4:36pm
As a former Spartan I can tell you we did not recruit. As a coach for a california school I can tell you they still do not recruit.1st Mojove fell apart leaving the underclassmen to go different ways. 2nd Anonymous coward, you must have bad blood with Cimarron. Maybe they are the hump that you never could get over. I know looking at Britian you could not wrestle with him. Even if he was a freshmen. Until you come with some pic or write up or even place and score where it happened you will still be a Coward. Even worse a b!tch. Cimarron is an elite program in Nevada. Former wrestlers can say what they want but other coaches do respect the Cimarron coaches. For knowing their names like you do if I had to guess.....I would say you got your a$$ beat on, you continue to watch your little brother get his a$$ beat on and it hurts you to see it still going on. Just face it you are an Anonymous Loser. The track record follows those who have that kind of outlook on other programs.

Just stay Anonymous, you give up any school name or year you will get called out. Stay behind the keyboard. Just ask if you want to know anything.
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#11
Buttcrunch   January 22 at 9:46pm
I come from Nevada and I've heard the same things about Cimarron.
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#10
Anonymous Coward   January 22 at 5:42pm
Everyone in Nevada knows Cimarron recruits. They got Pami and Musser from other school zones by writing their names in on Randel Aleman's dad's apartment complex address. Hell, Zeth St. Claire transferred all the way from Wooster in Reno without his family to live in Aleman's complex so he could wrestle for Cimarron. Then look at Bernard Goonan, they recruited him all the way from Australia. Longmire is just another kid Cimarron recruited. I feel sorry for Jeffries and Garcia. The wrestling community used to hold them in high regard when they coached over at Vegas and didn't pull cheap stuff. Now most coaches hate them. I can't wait to see them get stomped at state. Ashijian will get stomped by the kid from Sierra Vista or by some kid up north. Malvarez won't even make it to the finals, and DeGroat, THE KID THEY RECRUITED FROM MOJAVE, is going to get wrecked by the kid from Clark.

On one other note. Applause to Jake Evans for resisting the recruitment of the Cimarron people.
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#9
JIMMY1   January 21 at 4:00pm
BRITIAN YOUR 2X STATE CHAMP WENT DOWN YOUR STATE NOT LIKE CALF
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#8
Anonymous Coward   January 20 at 12:16pm
brit beat him 10 2 last year..this kid got lucky
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#7
Anonymous Coward   January 20 at 12:11pm
also that wont happen again...britian was sick and was not up to his full potential..if they were to meet again brit will dominate him..
-bankhead
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#6
JIMMY1   January 20 at 1:17am
THORNOCK IS FROM OHIO HE TRANSFERRED 4 WEEKS AGO ST EDWARDS
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#5
Hey   January 19 at 2:47am
longmire is way undersized for a 119 hes a natrual 112 whos wrestling 119 to get ready for college
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#4
Anonymous Coward   January 18 at 10:18pm
Chad isn't from Ohio. He just has an unorthodox wrestling style compared to sharp shooters.
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#3
Paul DiMaria   January 18 at 6:49pm
Ayafuya,
Chad ain't from Ohio. He's been wrestling at San Jacinto high since he's frshman year.
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#2
Ayafuya   January 18 at 12:31am
Joe Flo,

Thornock transferred in from Ohio this year and other kid is from Nevada so their wrestling-style, i.e. arm deep on front headlock, is not indicative of CA wrestling.
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#1
Nagger   January 17 at 10:02pm
WOW! Last year's 5 counties champion pinned in the 1st round! This is the first time i've seen Thornock. I've heard alot about his past success, and when i first saw him...he didn't look that good to me. It sure changed when i saw how easily he got that cross-face to a craddle to easilty.
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2009 Five Counties Wrestling Champioships

119lbs Chad Thornock San Jacinto- vs. Britian Longmire Cimarron Memorial-


January 16, 2009
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