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Bolivar-Richburg Wolverines 43, Genesee Valley Jaguars 23
Expressway
Conference Dual Meet
@ Genesee Valley High School
Wednesday, February 9, 2005
Bolivar-Richburg locks up another league title
The Times Herald, Olean, NY
Thursday, February 10, 2005
BELMONT — Matt Hopkins had just watched his
Genesee Valley Central School wrestling team drop a 43-23 decision to
Bolivar-Richburg Wednesday.
Yet the Jaguars’ coach didn’t sound like a coach whose team just got beat by 20
points.
“Even though we lost by 20 points, there were still some good matches tonight,”
said Hopkins. “And there were two big highlights.
“First, my hat is off to coach (Rich) Schubmehl and the kids at
Bolivar-Richburg. They have a strong program and their kids represented their
school district well tonight.
“This gave them their fourth straight Expressway Conference title and that’s
certainly worthy of note,” said Hopkins. “And for us, we did a little
celebrating as well because Caleb Olcott got his 100th career win and he did it
in front of a packed house.”
Olcott tagged a techincal fall of 15-0 against the Wolverines’ Travis Dorvit in
their 152-pound match.
“Caleb is the first kid in the eight-year history of our program to reach 100
wins,” said Hopkins. “It’s a goal that he set two years ago, so this is a nice
reward for all his hard work.”
Bolivar-Richburg (9-0) got key wins from Andrew Taylor (125), Dennis Smith (135)
and Rob Morris (160).
“I felt Jeff Robbins wrestled Andrew Taylor as well as he could,” said Hopkins.
“Taylor is the top-ranked wrestler in the Big 30 at 125 and Jeff stayed close in
a 4-0 loss. I expect Taylor will advanced far into the postseason.
“At 160, Chris Green only lost by one point (6-5) to Rob Morris and he’s second
in the Big 30 at his weight. I also got a great effort from Chris Waite in his
171-pound match against Dereck Dorvit in an 8-5 decision. He lost to him twice
earlier this year and both losses were by seven points-or-more. And what made
his effort even more impressive is the fact that he had a migrain headache in
school.”
The loss dropped the Jaguars to 5-3.
“We have two more matches, Keshequa and Fillmore, at home before the
postseason,” said Hopkins. “Even though we didn’t get a chance to share the
Expressway title, we can still look forward to doing some good things in the
tournaments.”
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