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Undefeated Mumme
nets fourth championship for Holy Cross |
LHSAA State
Wrestling Tournament |
Division I, 182
Pounds |
May 8th, 2019| Written
by: Editor |
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Senior Caden Mumme
completed the second of Holy Cross' back-to-back championships with a
6-3 victory over Zachary's Caleb Guidry, ending an undefeated season for
the Tiger. |
Place |
1st |
2nd |
3rd |
4th |
5th |
6th |
Podium |
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Name |
Caden Mumme |
Caleb Mickelson |
Michael Clapp |
Tanner Melendrez |
Jeremiah Brooks |
Macullen Mire |
School |
Holy Cross |
Zachary |
Brother Martin |
Fontainebleau |
Acadiana |
Catholic |
Seed |
1 |
2 |
3 |
6 |
4 |
Not Seeded |
Class |
Senior |
Senior |
Senior |
Junior |
Junior |
Junior |
Final Record* |
29-0 |
36-4 |
21-3 |
18-5 |
29-9 |
22-14 |
* Louisiana opponents only, not including any types of
forfeits, byes or junior varsity events.
Weight Class Synopsis
Top seed Caden Mumme was the third Holy Cross wrestler
to manage an undefeated record against Louisiana competition (the other being
the Frost twins). He had not met Zachary's Caleb Mickelson during the
season, although he had defeated the third seed, Brother Martin's Michael Clapp,
9-3 in the Louisiana Classic finals and 12-2 in the Catholic League District
Championships. He also defeated fourth-seeded Jeremiah Brooks 9-1 in the
Louisiana Classic semifinals.
Mickelson won the Bulldog Brawl, the Rough Rider
Invitational in Texas, and the Greater Baton Rouge Championships. He
placed third in the Trey Culotta Invitational and the Louisiana Classic.
Of his three losses, two were at 170 lbs. against St. Amant's Hunter Hawkins,
and one was to Acadiana's Brooks in the early rounds of but won their second
meeting in the consolation finals of the Louisiana Classic.
Clapp did not win any tournaments during the season, but
that was due to a couple of out-of-state wrestlers and Mumme. Mumme was
the only Louisiana wrestler to whom he lost. 21-2 going into a state
championship reflects a very good season.
Without a full analysis of the seeding criteria, the
editor does not yet know why Mickelson was seeded second and Clapp third.
As it turned out, that does not matter.
It appeared Mumme would have an easy time getting
through to the finals. He had a first-round bye and pinned his
quarterfinals opponent in 12 seconds. Standing between Mumme and a spot in
the thins was Brooks, whom Mumme soundly defeated by a major decision at the
Louisiana Classic. Brooks, however, was a different wrestler in this
match. It ended with Mumme needing a Sudden Victory round to win 7-5.
Mickelson also had a first-round bye and pinned his
second-round opponent in 1:45. He scored a 10-0 major decision to reach
the semifinals, in which he defeated Clapp 10-5.
Early Championship Rounds
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R1: (5) Joshua Sabadie (StP) defeated Javante Wiltz (LAF) 3-1 SV |
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R1: (6) Tanner Melendrez (FNT) pinned Richard
Cunningham (COV) in 0:31 |
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R2: (1) Caden Mumme (HC) pinned Fred Garrison (StA) in 1:51 |
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R2: (8) Shannon Summers (HNV) defeated Samuel Short (BR) 18-3 TF |
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R2: (5) Joshua Sabadie (StP) defeated Michael Salinas (AIR) 7-1 |
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R2: (6) Tanner Melendrez (FNT) pinned Richard Cunningham (COV) in 2:47 |
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Quarterfinals
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(1) Caden Mumme (HC) pinned (8) Shannon Summers (HNV) in 0:12 |
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(4) Jeremiah Brooks (ACA) defeated (5) Joshua Sabadie (StP) 12-4 MD |
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(3) Michael Clapp (BM) pinned Tanner Melendrez
(FNT) in 5:14 |
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(2) Caleb Mickelson (ZAC) defeated (7) Dennis Dougherty 10-2 MD |
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Semifinals
The LWN Editor has no clue as to why no more photographs of
this match were taken. If it provides any consolation, the photos
above may show Mumme at his happiness moments of the match. |
(1) Caden Mumme (1) defeated (4) Jeremiah Brooks (ACA) 7-5 SV.
With 0:37 seconds left in regulation and down 4-3, Brooks scored a
takedown on Mumme and a 5-4 lead. As time literally ran-out, Mumme
escaped after a stand-up to force a Sudden Victory round. Ten
seconds into it Mumme shot a double-leg attempt. Brooks sprawled
and tried to spin behind Mumme, but Mumme grabbed Bibbs' right leg, got
his hips under Brooks, lifted him up and took him to the mat for the
win. |
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(2) Caleb Michelson (ZAC) defeated (3) Michael
Clapp (BM) 10-5 |
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Consolation Rounds
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C2: Richard Cunningham (COV) pinned (4) Javante Wiltz (LAF) in 1:36 |
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C2: Michael Salinas (AIR) pinned Santino
Gonzales (DUT) in 1:34 |
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Championship Consolation Rounds
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(3) Michael Clapp (BM) won over (6) Tanner Melendrez (FNT) via an injury
default in 0:36 |
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(4) Jeremiah Brooks (ACA) defeated Macullen
Mire (CAT) 3-2 |
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Finals
(1) Caden Mumme of Holy Cross defeated
(2) Caleb Mickelson of Zachary 6-3 |
Mumme scored first after 40 seconds by
sprawling on a Mickelson shot and getting a single-leg shot before
Mickelson could get back on his feet. Mickelson escaped seconds
later by turning around when Mumme tried to cradle him. With 40
seconds remaining Mumme executed a flawless double-leg takedown to
increase his lead to 4-1, which is how the first period ended.
Mumme won the toss and started on the bottom position. after about
15 seconds elapsed, Mumme had turned to face Mickelson while the two
wrestlers were on their knees and Mickelson still maintaining control.
Mumme tried slipping his head under Mickelson's armpit, but Mickelson
clamped down hard on Mumme's head and pulled Mumme over to his back.
The Zachary wrestler cut Mumme's lead to 4-3, but that would be the
closest he came to matching the Holy Cross wrestler. Mickelson's
hold was tenuous, and Mumme bridged out of it on top of Mickelson,
scoring a reversal and taking a 6-3 lead. In the third period
Mumme had to defend against a series of stand-ups, rolls and the like,
but he was able to ride-out the period to win the title. |
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