California JC Rankings as posted on the Cal JC site.

[Donny Garriott]

California Community College Rankings

As of 10/5/2011

Weight 125

1.Damien Gomez – Cerritos College
2.Jake Harrison – Cerritos College
3.Junior Davila – Fresno City College
4.Marc Collier – Bakersfield College
5.Phillip Hendrix – Mt. San Antonio College
6.Emilio Rivera – Palomar College
7.Eugene Cancino - Fresno City College
8.Justin Silva – Rio Hondo College
HM

•Andrew Wolochuk – Santa Rosa Junior College
•Daniel Nguyen – Chabot College
•Darren Salazar – West Hills College
•Joel Rodas – Fresno City College
•Ricky Ugarte – Lassen College
•Sergio Sixto – San Joaquin Delta College
•Yasier Alverez – Lassen College


Weight 133

1.Chris Padilla – Fresno City College
2.Pierce Lowrey – Mt. San Antonio College
3.Isa Hurtado – Sacramento City College
4.Ralph Roja, Skyline College
5.Michael Ruiz – West Hills College
6.Rudy Delgado – Cerritos College
7.Auston Wulfert – Sierra College
8.Jeff Lobos – Lassen College
HM

•Jacob Barbarena – Cerritos College
•Mack Chambers – Fresno City College
•Morek Robbins – Santa Rosa Junior College
•Nathan Monck – Sacramento City College


Weight 141

1.Alberto Arreola – West Hills College
2.Kevin Rojas – Fresno City College
3.Eric Orozco – West Hills College
4.John Gay – Cuesta College
5.Jacob Depraect – Rio Hondo College
6.Anthony Kaouri – Cerritos College
7.Enrique Barajas – Sacramento City College
8.Aaron Pen-Kruger – Santa Rosa Junior College
HM

•Anthony Nebina – Fresno City College
•Brian Ha – Skyline College
•Efren Rodriguez – Sacramento City College
•Marco Frantantoni – Cerritos College
•Marcus Vargas – Cerritos College
•Saul Garcia – Fresno City College


Weight 149

1.Noel Blanco – Mt. San Antonio College
2.Seth Seneca – Santa Ana College
3.Conrad Rangel – Fresno City College
4.Pete Escandon – Fresno City College
5.Tim Nevarez – Sacramento City College
6.Paul Looper – Mt. San Antonio College
7.Milton Nkunku – Sacramento City College
8.Richard Morris – Santa Rosa Junior College
HM

•Alex Razo – Cerritos College
•Laith Alnasirri – Sacramento City College
•Marques Gebhardt – Skyline College
•Owen Craugh – Lassen College
•Voris Meeks – Cerritos College
•Zach Mitchell – Cerritos College
•Alex Rodriguez – Sierra College


Weight 157

1.Ramon Estrada – Cerritos College
2.Jessie Baldazo – Sierra College
3.Brady Bersano – Fresno City College
4.Marcial Rodriguez – Lassen College
5.Miguel Torres – Fresno City College
6.Corey Flores – Santa Ana College
7.Shawn Porter – Sacramento City College
8.Jake Schilling – Fresno City College
HM

•Casey Schumacher – Santa Rosa Junior College
•Marty Legaspe – Rio Hondo College
•Zarek Sanchez – Lassen College


Weight 165

1.Tigran Adzhemyan – Fresno City College
2.Trey Edmunds – Sierra College
3.Aaron Lopez – Santa Ana College
4.Joshua Newman – East Los Angeles College
5.Bret Schumann – Sacramento City College
6.Vinny Fausone – Santa Rosa Junior College
7.Alfonso Estrada – Cerritos College
8.Craig Sherman – Chabot College
HM

•Aaron Pickard – Sierra College
•Anthony Spinella – Modesto JC
•Brad Clark – Mt. San Antonio College
•Gaaret Marinelli – Sacramento City College
•Gavit Gevorgyia – Fresno City College
•Josh Lujan – West Hills College
•Zerek Sanchez – Lassen College


Weight 174

1.Martin Fabbian – Fresno City College
2.Dwight Flores – Chabot College
3.Adam Charles – Skyline College
4.Ryan McWatters – Victor Valley College
5.Christian Milan – Cerritos College
6.Dylin Rodriguez – Sierra College
7.Allen Emmons – Sacramento City College
8.Logan Sackett – Cerritos College
HM

•Eric Gutterman – Santa Ana College
•Jesse Mercado – Cerritos College
•Lance Castaneda – Bakersfield College
•Shaun Bry – Sacramento City College
•Mike Macalister – Cuesta College


Weight 184

1.Fito Rodolfo Juarez – Fresno City College
2.Erick Gomez – Modesto Junior College
3.Thomas Howard – Skyline College
4.Josh Cutts – Lassen College
5.Keith Nieves – Cerritos College
6.Tyree Cox – Cerritos College
7.Ken Steers – Sacramento City College
8.Bradley Beaudette – Cuesta College
HM

•Carlos Arana – Santa Ana College
•Jesus Chavez – Sierra College (Has not competed yet)
•John Aleman – Sierra College
•Miguel Simon – Santa Ana College
•Naweed Zemar yalai – Chabot College
•Quentin Becker – Sierra College
•Tyler Edwards – Sacramento City College


Weight 197

1.Logan Paul Eickhoff – Shasta College
2.Gerson Nkunku – Sacramento City College
3.Martay Greer – Sacramento City College
4.Justin Whitten, Fresno City College
5.Aaron Dubois – Santa Ana College
6.Gene Griffith – Victor Valley College
7.Ismael Alvarez – Fresno City College
8.Jeff Monteiro – West Hills College
HM

•Anthony Gordon – Santa Rosa College
•Austin Bergstadt – Sierra College
•Colin Hart – Santa Rosa Junior College
•Dominic Waters – Santa Rosa Junior College
•Gearold Sotolongo – Shasta College
•Matt Lopez – Rio Hondo College


Weight 285

1.Richard Segovia – Chabot College
2.Sam Cervantes – Palomar College
3.Martin Gonzales – Mt. San Antonio College
4.Brian Klevies – Santa Ana College
5.Luis Contreras – Fresno City College
6.Mike Perez – West Hills College
7.Spencer Smith – Cerritos College
8.Buddy Barraza – Chabot College
HM

•Anthony Chu – San Joaquin Delta College
•Brandon Rucker – Mt. San Antonio College
•Bud Guinn – Santa Rosa Junior College
•Caleb McDade – Sierra College
•Daniel Gusev – Sierra College
•Gerrardo Aguirre – Cerritos College
•Leonard Castellanos – Santa Rosa Junior College
•Ray Cisneros – Sacramento City College

[OCTitansHC]

Gotta Love seeing Ismael Alvarez at #7 in 197's! Kid has a huge heart, and is only going to get better!

[Anthony Romero]

is undefeated at 141 pounds. We'll see more of him at the MJC Tournament Saturday.
Junior Colleges should do like the NAIA and let 14 kids compete in the postseason.

AR

[djack80]

Actually, they ought to fill the bracket with the top 16 wrestlers in each weight regardless of the number of wrestlers each school sends out. Use the same qualifying system but just make each of the qualifying meets open to all wrestlers, just like the preseason tournaments. top 8 from norcal and top 8 from socal. Bet there would be alot of schools with multiple placers in each weight. It would certainly make the tournament a lot tougher in some weights and more importantly, keep a lot more wrestlers in the game that might otherwise bail out because they are not going to get to compete.

[mgw]

Does anyone know where Sean Dougherty from Cuesta ended up.

[takedowns4life]

Sean now wrestles at Cal Poly I believe he will be starting this year at 84's