Broadcaster Press 9 March 10, 2015 www.broadcasteronline.com n INTERSECTION, n BYE, From Page 7 From Page 2 can be really physical with each other, really big jerks to each other. When we get off the mat we are cousins again, we are brothers, we are best friends.” Regan will also miss the warmth of being a Vermillion High School Tanager. “I am glad I did it in Vermillion,” Regan said. “I bet there are 50, 75, 100 kids out there. The kids we have are so thoughtful and I am proud to be doing this for them and not someone else.” And he did it for his father…for one last time. “We had a lot of last things we’ve been doing: the last practice together, the last trip together,” Hazen said of Regan. “He’s ready to move on. He had to finish business first. Now he has bigger goals. “He’s definitely a better person all around than I was. I am very proud of the man he turned out to be. Because wrestling is great, but in the real world you have to do it right.” BRETT BYE (champion, 170-pounds) It appeared that Pierre’s Dawson Monfroe knew he was in over his head when he stood across from Brett Bye as the two prepared to go at it for a state title. In moments, Bye had established his dominance and after building a 2-0 lead, it was evident he knew that this momentum was his. That mojo led to a sixth state medal and with that, immortality as Bye will forever be the “first” to ever accomplish that feat as a Tanager. More like him may come, but he will always be the young man who set the standard. “That was kind of plan, that was the goal,” Brett said. “I did what I had to do and then kids can look up to me and set their actions after mine and have someone to look up to.” Bye got to the finals with an 18-8 demolition of Colin Simons (Huron) in a high-scoring, wild ride affair. It was all part of a great career that included the opportunity to wrestle with Regan. “It was great and it made it easier to have someone to go through things with instead of just by myself,” Brett said. “We are different in wrestling where Regan is more sneaky and slick and I am straight forward. But as a teammate he is great, he supports everyone.” What Brett Bye did for his team was to illustrate the characteristic of resilience. “I never gave up, ever,” he said. “Even after I lost coming into state ranked first two years in a row. It’s not easy to do.” Bye believes he is just as good young man as he is a wrestler. His uncle Hazen would echo that sentiment. “Brett is very awesome and he decided two years ago when he lost in the semifinals that he would make that loss a positive,” coach Bye said. “He went to work the next day. He took it as a positive and kept moving forward. “I told him after that loss that no matter what, he will be a sixtime place winner and there was only one five-time place winner and ‘that guy is talking to you right now.’ He got through that hurdle and took it the right way. He’s pretty much (like a son). It was a perfect scenario for Brett and Regan. They have the same last names and two different personalities and wrestling styles. It was great to have that in the room.” Several different methods are being used to collect Brett Bye of the Vermillion Tanager wrestling team, captured the 170 pound individual title last weekend at the Class A this data. state finals in Sioux Falls. “Me and another person are ALL PHOTOS BY JAMES CIMBUREK / PRESS & DAKOTAN going to be sitting out at all with a 7-3 win over Collin Haar Husby wants to continue to grow three of the intersections TREY HAGE (third-place, (Aberdeen Central). his talents and in order to do that counting pedestrians, cars 120-pounds) and trucks all day long,” Then in the third-place match he has decided to not participate As an eighth-grader Hage took against No. 1 seed Hayden in any other sport so he can fourth-place at state. Dominguez said. “That’s Hansen of Rapid City Central, dedicate his time to wrestling and going to happen probably in This year, he completed a thirdKratz fell 8-5 but not before taking lessons learned from the place season with a thrilling 2-1 a month or so. As for speed showing his trademark grit as Byes. double overtime win over Bailey he never gave up until the final “I plan on going up to Legends of count, we have a little black Brengle Sturgis Brown). whistle. Gold (in Beresford) and working box tied to one of the signal Tyler Waterson of Spearfish posts. That’s collecting “It’s been awesome this year hard,” Husby said. “(The Byes had knocked Hage out, 10-5, in placing my first time really means taught him) to be humble. If the semifinals, but the Tanager data continuously. As rolled to two more wins by taking a lot to me,” Kratz said. “It just set you are a 3-time state champion, far as accidents, we’ve the bar for next year and to keep 2-time state champion, you don’t already talked to the police out Kahlen Morris (Sioux Falls improving.” have to be cocky. Brett and Regan Roosevelt) 6-1, before slipping department and whenever Kratz embraces the moment and were undefeated and they were past Brengle. there’s an accident or doesn’t shy away from it and that humble when they won.” Not a bad next step in Hage’s anything they just let us may explain why he improved so Husby’s coach was pleased with progression as a wrestler. much this season. the effort. “I would rate my year as nine, know and we tally it up.” “I really like to rise up to the “Jacob is not the most athletic nine-in-a-half maybe,” Hage Dominguez reported no occasion,” Kratz said. “Being kid, but he is mentally strong and accidents so far and only a said. “I won two matches in the in football really put me in physical,” Hazen Bye said. “He’s wrestleback rounds and moving slight increase in speeding. those pressure situations. When got a couple of nice moves to up one place from last year...I’d “All in all I think you get used to it you make go to. He used them to get him say that’s progress.” everything’s going pretty accommodations and you react to where he is at. It was a good Moving through the consolation well,” he said. “That’s why weekend for him.” round takes a lot of determination better when you get in more situations like these.” CLASS A STATE WRESTLING especially after a title dream ends we’re doing this study to One thing he will react to is the FINAL RESULTS according to Hage. see if what we’re doing will value set he earned from working Saturday, Feb. 28 “You have to be mentally tough,” actually work.” around his team’s two senior At Denny Sanford Premier Center Hage said. “You can’t be like ‘oh Though the intersection has champions. Sioux Falls I didn’t win it.’ You have to come been a high area of concern, “Regan and Brett pushed me Team back and win.” Dominguez said there will 1. Pierre, 161.5; 2. Aberdeen Now as Hage matures he will have every day, I love those guys,” Kratz said. “They are going to do Central, 159.5; 3. Sioux Falls to stay on top of the art to stay in likely never be an excessive some good things in college. It’s Roosevelt, 151; 4. Rapid City tune with human nature and the amount of traffic heading been fun. Central. 112.5; 5. Sturgis nature of wrestling. through downtown. “They really left their mark on Brown, 98; 6. Spearfish, 92; 7. That includes taking a step up Most of the traffic, Vermillion and set the bar high. VERMILLION, 89.5; 8. West in leadership after the Byes’ void Dominguez predicts, comes They definitely taught me, Husby, Central, 85; 9. Brandon Valley becomes reality. from local commuters and and Trey to work hard every day 81.5; “I just have to keep on working, and it will get you places. They 10. Rapid City Stevens 79. working in the offseason, and some business traffic. definitely set the tone.” INDIVIDUAL RESULTS wrestle in the summer at camps,” “I myself use Main St. to When 100% of your Kratz is known for his strong MEDAL ROUNDS Hage said. “It’s going to be big go to the schools and drop retail market demeanor according to coach 170-pounds change (when Byes are gone). off the kids and pick them Bye. CHAMPIONSHIP: Brett Bye Every day Regan and Brett are receives The up,” he said. “I think a lot “He’s a very mature kid and this (Vermillion) def. Dawson showing something new and we Broadcaster.see on of traffic you would is the fourth time he’s been to Monfore (Pierre) 3-0. of are going to have to find some When 100% The Broadcaster is the Main St. would be similar state,” Hazen Bye said. “He’s like 160-pounds new team leaders. primary medium Brett and Regan where not a CHAMPIONSHIP Regan Bye “We grew up looking up to those to that.” your retail Why settle for just a slice … guys and now we have to be that guy.” That shouldn’t be a problem according to Hazen Bye. “He wrestles in a match like he practices: all out and if you don’t come to practice to wrestle he will embarrass you,” Hazen Bye said of Hage. “He’s got a great motor. He’s a kid that does everything right. He takes care of business.” CARTER KRATZ (fourth-place, 145-pounds) Kratz showed the grit he has displayed since coming on as a starting quarterback late in the year for the Tanager football team. In the semifinals, he dropped a grueling 3-2 decision to West Central Josh Mettler but bounced back in the consolation bracket When 100% of your retail market receives The Broadcaster. lot of words are spoken but we understand each other. JACOB HUSBY (seventh-place, 113-pounds) Husby dropped a 10-5 decision to Blut Htoo (Huron) in the third-round wrestlebacks before bouncing back for the big win in his final match of the season. Husby battled Austin Chihak of Aberdeen Broadcaster is The Central to a scoreless draw through three periods the primary finally broke before the Tanager medium successful through with a takedown 36 businesses seconds into the extra period to have used to reach claim 7th place in his weight class. “I feel good since I didn’t place their customers for last year,” Husby said. “My team over 50 years. supported me all year especially Your Broadcaster moving down from 126. 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