Alyssa Lampe's Wisconsin state final match
Short video of two girls winning in Winconsin
Alyssa Lampe finishes 2nd at Wisconsin states!!
Alyssa takes 2nd place at Wisconsin states
Alyssa falls short in final match
Tomahawk's Alysaa Lampe celebrates her victory over Dodgeville's Grant Sutter in Friday's Division 2 semifinal at the WIAA State Wrestling Tournament in Madison.
Alyssa makes history, reaches final match
Alyssa one win from state title
Alyssa Lampe has shot at becoming first female champ
Alyssa advances to 103 lb. final match
Alyssa wins 2 matches to advance to final match
Alyssa Lampe becomes the first girl to qualify for a state final, beating Dodgeville sophomore Grant Sutter, 9-7, Friday at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Tomahawk's Alyssa Lampe celebrates win over Dodgeville's Grant Sutter in Division 2 103-pound match in WIAA state wrestling tournament Friday. To her left is co-coach Bob Skubal.
Alyssa Lampe of Tomahawk wraps up her opponent Adam Zehren of Luxemburg-Casco in Division 2. Tomahawk three-time state individual qualifier Alyssa Lampe (top), who has compiled a 43-4 record at 103 pounds this season.
Tomahawk's Alyssa Lampe celebrates win over Dodgeville's Grant Sutter in Division 2 103-pound match in WIAA state wrestling tournament Friday.
Tomahawk's Alyssa Lampe, top, takes down Freedom's Kyle Kleuskens during a Division 2, 103-pound quarterfinal match at the WIAA state wrestling tournament Friday. Lampe won by decision, 6-3.
Alyssa wins regionals, has 40-3 record
Video Report (Wrestling Regionals begin Saturday)
Alyssa wins division 2 sectional
Lumberjack Conference meet photo
Alyssa Lampe (Wisconsin) (30 second pin)
Alyssa and her brother both notch wins
Lampe Siblings focused on winning
Alyssa pins last two opponents to win tournament at 112 lbs.
Alyssa Lampe ranked 2nd in Wisconsin
Alyssa breezes through first round
Photos of Alyssa's winning preliminary match at the Wisconsin State Tournament
First Brother - Sister State Qualifiers
State preview of Alyssa's match
Brother - Sister Wrestle at State
Photo gallery of her win at the 2005 state tournament
More 2005 state tournament photos
Division 2
The Tomahawk wrestling phenomenon of Anthony and Alyssa Lampe became the first
ever brother-sister duo to qualify for the WIAA state wrestling championship
after third and second place finishes, respectively, at the Division 2
Osseo-Fairchild Sectional Saturday.
Alyssa, the state's first girl to qualify for state in 2004, earned her second
straight ticket to Madison after going 4-1 at 103 pounds, pinning Mike Brunner,
Ellsworth, in 3:23 to pick up the third and final state seat in her weight
class. Anthony went 3-1 Saturday, pinning Mike Bump of Amery in 1:17.
Lampe leads team at OTW tournament
Tomahawk Hatchets Wrestling Preview
DIVISION 2 TOMAHAWK REGIONAL - Coming up with four overall
champions, the
Medford Raiders easily won the this regional meet with 211.5 points.
Abbotsford/Colby was next at 155.5 with Loyal/Greenwood third at 154 and
Wittenberg-Birnamwood fourth at 153. Phillips took fifth at 148.5 with
Mosinee sixth at 144 and Tomahawk seventh at 127.
Ben Hierlmeier (103), Donny Storck (145), Lee Storck (152) and Joe Poehls
(275) all had firsts for the Raiders. Nick Storck also advanced at 140 with
a second.
Posting firsts for Phillips were Phillip Brown at 125 and Sawyer Desotelle
at 140. Moving on with seconds were Fred Freeman at 112 and Randy Loewe at
135.
Tomahawk's Anthony Lampe was first at 119 while Alyssa Lampe, Dan Silvernale
and Jesse Hanneman all took seconds at 103, 171 and 189 respectively.
A couple of firsts happened at the Lumberjack tourney. Tomahawk's Alyssa Lampe
(103 lbs) was the first girl to ever win a conference tournament in the state.
Lampe, along with her brother, Anthony Lampe (119 lbs.) also share the
distinction of being the first brother and sister to win individual titles in a
conference championship.
The Hatchet wrestlers placed fourth at the conference tourney.
The
big story was that Tomahawk's Alyssa Lampe became the first female ever to
win a league championship, and her older brother, Anthony, won his third LJC
tile with a 4-0 record.
Picture (1) of winning match at state
Picture (2) of winning match at state
Photos of winning match at state
Lampe wins match at state (plus photo)
Lampe wins match at state (different photo)
Alyssa makes it to the state tournament
Photo with coaches and teammate