Final Regular-Season 4A Class Individual Rankings

 

By The PREDICTOR

Kurt Lang

 

You know, as I put the finishing touches on this ranking, I think it might be helpful for everyone to know what goes into putting it all together.

                                                                                        

I scan newspapers, the Internet, wrestling magazines, local radio and any other new outlet I can find. I hear from coaches, fans, wrestlers, and referees.  I cruise the web to high school and league sites and steal statistics.

 

All of this information gets entered into my database, which has wrestling results back to 1953, and includes the names of thousands of wrestlers (4,385 this school year alone, or about 60% of the kids turning out).  I record as many tournament results as I can (6,177 this year).  I copy as many dual contest results as I can, using the speed of my computer (I estimate 40,000 or so head-to-head results this season, though they are not indexed—this is out of about 200,000 bouts that are wrestled in the high school season each year, in Washington State alone!).  I enter all I can find out about each team, school and coach (About 264 schools have wrestling, that I know of).

 

I look into my archival database to rank the 220 tournaments I know about with a scale of 0-100.  The toughest include the Tri State, Mat Classic, and Reno Tournament of Champions.  At the low end I have JV tournaments (Yep, if I can find the results, they go in) and some non-sanctioned events.  Much of the ranking is based upon instinct.

 

Finally, I sort wrestlers by weight and school classification, with the database assigning points base upon a formula including tourney toughness and placement.

 

After that report is issued by weight, I look at the top 20-30 wrestlers in each division, and look to all data I have on them as individuals.  I juggle the rankings and add commentary, and send the finished product to folks who kindly post my material.  (That’s right, to answer a question I get asked all of the time, I do not have my own website—I get published by others.)

 

I always reconsider my rankings when I get new information, because there are always some deserving wrestlers I’ve overlooked.  And I always invite folks to give input, which will be heard. (wapredictor@hotmail.com

 

The tough part is, I can’t keep up with the emails (sometimes 30 per day) and the database, and I make mistakes.  I am not discouraged; I just want you all to know that this is no cakewalk.  I do it for the love of the oldest, greatest and purest sport in the world—and because the men and women who work their tails off on the mats deserve all of the recognition and respect we can give them.  Go to a match, volunteer to help out, or if you’re already involved, please continue.

 

 

 

For those of you who have E-mailed me results, information, and opinions, my undying gratitude is yours.  I have been so terribly busy that I haven’t had a chance to do anything but keep the database up-to-date.  I apologize for not answering promptly, and I’ll try to catch up as soon as I can.

 

103

I haven’t had so much trouble with a whole ranking this year.  The top-three were easy, but the next twelve are hard to put in order.  This weekend will sort things out some more.

 

Rank

Name

Year

School

Prev. at State

1

Ryan Trotter

Senior

Decatur

7th—2001

2

Cory Vombaur

?

Evergreen (Vancouver)

No Prev

3

Joel Anderson

?

Enumclaw

No Prev

4

Ko Brudvik

Senior

Edmonds-Woodway

DNP—2001, 7th—2000

5

Reese Whitley

Sophomore

Wenatchee

No Prev

6

Travis Warrington

?

Lake Stevens

No Prev

7

Michael Matte

?

Tahoma

No Prev

8

Chad Ferrozzo

Junior

Central Valley

No Prev

9

Maurice Lopez

?

Auburn

No Prev

10

Cory Fish

?

University

No Prev

11

Jeremy Montang

Freshman

University

No Prev

12

John Hanks

Junior

Marysville-Pilchuck

DNP—2001

13

Rory Magana

?

Oak Harbor

No Prev

14

Martin Salinas

Sophomore

Pasco

No Prev

15

Jordan Faucette

?

Rogers (Puyallup)

No Prev

 

Honorable Mention

Daniel Guzman, Walla Walla

Austin Templeton, Central Kitsap

Nathan Sawhill, Mead

Alex Jaime, Olympic

 

112

Holy cats, I didn’t realize how loaded this class is until I ran the report.  In the top ten, I show fourteen previous trips to the dome, seven medals, five top-three’s, and two championships.  Er-uh, you figure it out, I can’t.

 

Rank

Name

Year

School

Prev. at State

1

Mike Rodriguez

Sophomore

Kamiakin

2nd—2001

2

Jesse Getchell

Senior

Heritage

1st—2001, 8th—2000, DNP—1999

3

Matt Hadreas

Senior

Edmonds-Woodway

3rd—2001, 7th—2000, DNP—1999

4

Josh Williams

Senior

Kennewick

DNP—2001, 1st—2000, DNP—1999

5

Jake Gonzalez

Sophomore

Enumclaw

DNP—2001

6

Dimitry Gaydarzhi

Senior

Curtis

DNP—2001

7

Julio Garcia

Junior

Port Angeles

DNP—2001

8

Justin Davidson

Sophomore

Bothell

No Prev

9

C.J. Brown

Senior

Stanwood

3rd—2001

10

Tom Tran

Senior

University

No Prev

11

Jason Foster

Senior

Cascade (Everett)

DNP—2001

12

John Gonzales

Senior

Auburn

DNP—2000

13

Justin Rose

Senior

University

No Prev

14

Gilbert Bazan

Junior

Eisenhower

No Prev

15

Mike Caniparoli

?

Tahoma

No Prev

 

Honorable Mention

Rick Yeager, Evergreen (Vancouver)

Matt Karber, Rogers (Spokane)

Jeff Shiltz, Wilson

David Markey, Thomas Jefferson

Nathan Reese, Olympic

Kevin Lang, Oak Harbor

Mike Fisher, Battle Ground

 

119

Boy oh boy, another fun bracket to watch in Tacoma, if some of these guys can even get out of their regions.  Absolutely inhumane is the competition at 119.  Luke Kuhn is on top right now because of big wins over ranked wrestlers in big tournaments.  Tony Kubec beat Ty Human in a classic Wesco matchup. Derek Kipperberg has been quietly winning away on the Kitsap Peninsula. And the others, well I could go on, but there’s no time---on to 125.

 

Rank

Name

Year

School

Prev. at State

1

Luke Kuhn

Senior

Gonzaga Prep

DNP—2001

2

Tony Kubec

Sophomore

Cascade (Everett)

DNP—2001

3

Derek Kipperberg

Senior

South Kitsap

4th—2001

4

Ty Human

Junior

Lake Stevens

5th—2001, 2nd—2000

5

Tyler Sherfey

Sophomore

Kamiakin

3rd—2001

6

Jesse Lang

Junior

Richland

5th—2001

7

Jon Maryanski

?

Tahoma

No Prev

8

Dan Johnson

Senior

University

No Prev

9

Ryan Wheeler

Junior

Olympic

No Prev

10

Nate Hawley

?

Mead

No Prev

11

Brett Wagner

Junior

Rogers (Puyallup)

5th—2001

12

P.J. Gemin

Senior

Inglemoor

DNP—2001, DNP—2000

13

Jon Garcia

Senior

Oak Harbor

DNP—2001

14

Cory Getchell

?

Heritage

No Prev

15

Tonio Thacker

Junior

Auburn Riverside

8th—2001

 

Honorable Mention

Jeff McClellan, Curtis

Matt Curry, Mount Vernon

Janya Lyuban,, Heritage

Chris Ross, Mountain View

Haven Hash, Prairie

Jamie Schrader, Foss

 

125

The question everywhere is, “What weight is Barnes going to go?”  I know a lot of wrestlers’ post-season hopes ride on the answer, so I’ll weigh in with my guess, which has no insider information at all.  I reckon he’ll step onto the scales at 125#, to free up the possibility for teammate Eric Curnett to win at 130#.  Every point will count hugely in the team scores, and I think Coach Barnes will maximize his potential.  That being said, the next question is, “Can anyone beat Burke?”  Briefly, yes.  Remember Gable, Karelin, Owen, McGettrick?  Will anyone beat Burke?  Well, that’s why they wrestle--to find out.  Enjoy!

 

Rank

Name

Year

School

Prev. at State

1

Burke Barnes

Senior

Lake Stevens

1st—2001, 1st—2000, 1st—1999

2

Mike Roggenkamp

Senior

Enumclaw

DNP—2001, DNP—2000

3

Mickey Elliott

Junior

Spanaway Lake

3rd—2001

4

Ryan Montang

Senior

University

No Prev

5

Tyson Hintz

Senior

Moses Lake

6th—2001, 2nd—2000, DNP—1999

6

Jimmy Jayne

Senior

Arlington

2nd—2001, 2nd—2000, 4th—1999

7

Anthony Cossano

Senior

Decatur

DNP—2001, DNP—2000

8

Paul Sewell

Senior

Inglemoor

5th—2001, DNP—2000

9

Damon Jordan

Senior

Evergreen (Vancouver)

8th—2001

10

Nate Stamm

Freshman

Gonzaga Prep

No Prev

11

Adam Theissen

Junior

Auburn Riverside

DNP—2001

12

Jeff Brown

Senior

Richland

8th—2001

13

Roger Garcia

Senior

Cascade (Everett)

DNP—2001

14

Sean Forbes

?

Emerald Ridge

No Prev

15

Jacob Cook

Senior

Wenatchee

No Prev

 

Honorable Mention

Steven Werner, Mountain View

Jimmy Benefield, Lake Washington

Lance Guzek, Richland

James Castleton, Emerald Ridge

Trace Bradburn, Mead

 

130

Eric Curnett lost the first couple of weeks of wrestling when the whole team sat out to control a skin problem.  But he seems to be wrestling well now, and I know he works as hard as anyone around.  Across the sound at Central Kitsap, there are two very talented wrestlers that might both weigh in at 130#.  Mendez and Eickmeyer have left a lot of guys wondering what hit ‘em.

 

Rank

Name

Year

School

Prev. at State

1

Eric Curnett

Senior

Lake Stevens

2nd—2001, 3rd—2000

2

Jason Mendez

Senior

Central Kitsap

DNP—2001

3

Zach Dompier

Senior

Moses Lake

DNP—2001

4

Chad Eickmeyer

Junior

Central Kitsap

No Prev

5

Chris Spurlock

Sophomore

Heritage

No Prev

6

Adam Morrison

?

Rogers (Puyallup)

No Prev

7

Marvell Tullos

Junior

Ferris

No Prev

8

Trique Meininger

Senior

Auburn

DNP—2001

9

Cody Sanford

Junior

Pasco

DNP—2001

10

Cody Watson

Junior

Walla Walla

No Prev

11

Ian Richards

Sophomore

Spanaway Lake

No Prev

12

Eric Jarrard

?

Auburn Riverside

No Prev

13

Josh Huett

Senior

Central Valley

DNP—2000

14

Nick Borchers

Sophomore

Port Angeles

No Prev

15

Casey Audette

Sophomore

Mount Vernon

No Prev

 

Honorable Mention

Eric Mata, Pasco

Alan Morrical, Moses Lake

Sean Goldsmith, Eastlake

Kellan Corn, East Valley (Spokane)

Jordan Andersen, North Kitsap

Matt Clouse, Southridge

Zach Holcomb, Mountain View

Trevor Mayer, Woodinville

Micah Pruss, Oak Harbor

 

135

Ariel Garza is a wrestler who had a shot at three championships if he’d been healthy, but luck wasn’t with him.  He might make his third trip to the finals this year, but he may face one of the guys I have listed at 140#, if they drop down.

 

Rank

Name

Year

School

Prev. at State

1

Ariel Garza

Senior

Moses Lake

6th—2001, 1st—2000, 2nd—1999

2

Chris Fischer

Senior

Heritage

3rd—2001

3

Tyler Pederson

Junior

Auburn

DNP—2000

4

Marcus Garthe

Junior

Lake Washington

8th—2001

5

Jim Andrews

Senior

Curtis

No Prev

6

Jeremy LaRance

Senior

Sumner

8th—2001, 7th—2000

7

Luke Watson

Senior

Walla Walla

DNP—2001

8

Matt ReMillard

Sophomore

Southridge

7th—2001

9

Brent Stover

?

Spanaway Lake

No Prev

10

Eric Smith

Senior

Bremerton

No Prev

11

Matt Leonard

Senior

Bothell

No Prev

12

Mark Bentley

Senior

Emerald Ridge

DNP—2001

13

Wayne Duvall

Senior

Moses Lake

No Prev

14

Norman Orr

Sophomore

Marysville-Pilchuck

No Prev

15

Paul Evanson

?

Mount Spokane

No Prev

 

Honorable Mention

James Barr-Finch, Auburn Riverside

Bill Ducharme, Foss

Robbie Curry, Mount Vernon

Chris Miller, Battle Ground

 

140

Bryan Seibel tore ‘em a new bracket at Tri State, along with excellent appearances at the Inland Empire and Pacific Northwest Classic.  On the other hand, I don’t think Brandon Hunter will have any troubles to keep him out of regionals this year, and could be the guy.  Kenny McNeese had a good Tri State, too, losing to a really tough Derek Williams of Tonasket.

 

Rank

Name

Year

School

Prev. at State

1

Bryan Seibel

Senior

Moses Lake

3rd—2001, DNP—2000

2

Brandon Hunter

Junior

Kentwood

No Prev

3

Kenny McNeese

Junior

Auburn

4th—2001

4

Nick Tompkins

?

Tahoma

No Prev

5

Chris Smelser

Senior

Lake Washington

DNP—2001

6

Nate Peterson

Senior

Enumclaw

DNP—2000

7

Mike Frerichs

Junior

Central Kitsap

No Prev

8

Blake Yonago

Senior

Ferris

DNP—2000, DNP—1999

9

Ryan Erickson

?

Battle Ground

No Prev

10

B.J. Russell

Junior

Moses Lake

DNP—2001, 5th—2000

11

Tom Watson

Senior

University

DNP—2001

12

Joel Mack

?

Heritage

No Prev

13

Andy Hall

Junior

Kennewick

No Prev

14

Ryan Nead

Senior

Tahoma

DNP—2001

15

Brett Nelson

?

Skyview

No Prev

 

Honorable Mention

Nate Bean, Eastlake

Willie Ward, Monroe

Jon Bauer, Rogers (Puyallup)

Ben Comeau, Mountlake Terrace

Ray Quist, Woodinville

Jared Jennings, Juanita

 

145

I saw Fred Farmer at the Battle at the Border in December—he flat-out dominated Stephen Folden for the championship.  I don’t know what it’ll take to stop him now. 

 

Rank

Name

Year

School

Prev. at State

1

Fred Farmer

Senior

Heritage

2nd—2001, 3rd—2000, 3rd—1999

2

Stephen Folden

Senior

Kentwood

1st—2001

3

John Daschbach

Senior

Central Valley

8th—2001

4

Nick Johnson

Senior

Tahoma

DNP—2001

5

Brendan Dallas

?

Woodinville

No Prev

6

David Jones

Senior

Lake Washington

No Prev

7

Zac Robson

Sophomore

Lewis & Clark

No Prev

8

Adam Eatros

Senior

Southridge

4th—2000

9

Eric Garcia

Junior

Moses Lake

3rd—2001

10

Brent Thompson

Senior

Oak Harbor

DNP—2001

11

Tyson Paul

Senior

Eisenhower

6th—2001

12

Patrick Kelly

Sophomore

South Kitsap

No Prev

13

Kyle Cheever

Senior

Bothell

DNP—2001

14

Nick Rogers

Junior

Stanwood

No Prev

15

Carlyle Scott

?

Battle Ground

No Prev

 

Honorable Mention

Tyler Cowgill, Central Kitsap

Ray Cruz, Curtis

Lars Trulson, Sumner

Zach Morris, Auburn

 

152

You gotta look at the SPSL and just shake your head in awe.  Patrick Pitsch is enough to scare anyone away, but throw in Josh Wiebenga, whose only loss is to Pitsch, and Nate McClusky, ditto.  Yikes.  It’s a good thing they split the Regionals this year.

 

Rank

Name

Year

School

Prev. at State

1

Patrick Pitsch

Junior

Spanaway Lake

3rd—2001

2

Josh Wiebenga

Senior

Enumclaw

DNP—2001

3

Nate McClusky

?

Decatur

No Prev

4

Cory Vansteenwick

Senior

Battle Ground

7th—2001

5

Dusty Long

Junior

Mountain View

2nd—2001

6

Jeff Nearing

Junior

Lake Stevens

No Prev

7

Brad Kihm

Senior

Snohomish

DNP—2001

8

Clark Hutchman

Junior

North Kitsap

7th—2001

9

Cody Hughes

Sophomore

Southridge

No Prev

10

Nate McEuen

Senior

Sumner

DNP—2001

11

Josh Martinelli

Junior

Central Kitsap

No Prev

12

Brian Call

?

Heritage

No Prev

13

Tomas Nicacio

Junior

Richland

No Prev

14

Joe Webb

Junior

Stanwood

No Prev

15

Andy Hughes

Senior

Cascade (Everett)

DNP—2001

 

Honorable Mention

Steve Story, Shadle Park

Brian Dean, Pasco

Cody Craig, Richland

Chris Mosher, Shelton

Vince Vierck, Skyview

Bryan Taylor, Inglemoor

Warren Hasagawa, Mountlake Terrace

T.K. O’Donnell, Foss

Seth Hanson, Enumclaw

 

160

Derek McLaughlin has beaten some pretty hard hombres in the finals of the tournaments he’s been in, and I’m going to keep him on top until someone knocks him down.  That someone might be Christian Anderson, runner-up at Tri State for the second year, and Outstanding Wrestler at the Gator Invitational.  And I can’t count out threats from the east, where Elliott Tenner has performed well.

 

Rank

Name

Year

School

Prev. at State

1

Derek McLaughlin

Junior

Capital

2nd—2001, 6th—2000

2

Christian Anderson

Senior

Lake Stevens

4th—2001

3

Elliott Tenner

Senior

University

No Prev

4

Jay Carlile

Sophomore

Battle Ground

DNP—2001

5

Jason Bressler

Senior

Decatur

DNP—2001

6

Palmer Weaver

Senior

Bothell

No Prev

7

Quinton Josie

Junior

Enumclaw

6th—2000

8

Josh McDonnell

Senior

Cascade (Everett)

DNP—2001

9

Joe Hathaway

Senior

Curtis

DNP—2001

10

Luke Switzer

Senior

Olympic

No Prev

11

Brian Gustafson

Senior

Kentwood

No Prev

12

Chris James

?

Bellarmine Prep

No Prev

13

Kelly Weston

?

Shelton

No Prev

14

Mark Dodge

Freshman

Heritage

No Prev

15

Ken Stewart

Senior

Central Valley

No Prev

 

Honorable Mention

Troy Simeona, Kentlake

Jeff Hall, Eastlake

Jordan Henderson, Kennewick

Tom Bagley, Everett

Sky Croft, Jackson

Evan Winslow, Snohomish

 

171

Here’s another one of those slugfest weight classes that I can’t be too sure of.  Ryan Qualls has done the best so far, with only one tourney loss, to Andy Andrews of Sedro-Woolley.  Trey Lusk on the eastern side hasn’t been any slouch, either, having beaten Reiner and McCollum in a couple of tournaments.

 

Rank

Name

Year

School

Prev. at State

1

Ryan Qualls

Senior

Tahoma

4th—2001

2

Trey Lusk

Senior

Moses Lake

DNP—2001

3

Paul Reiner

Senior

Walla Walla

6th—2001

4

Luke McCollum

?

Mead

No Prev

5

Kyle Bressler

Sophomore

Decatur

No Prev

6

Brandon Burt

?

Enumclaw

No Prev

7

Cory Devela

Senior

Sumner

6th—2001, DNP—2000

8

Sean Kelly

Junior

Bellarmine Prep

DNP—2001

9

Kevin Balding

Sophomore

Shelton

No Prev

10

Jesse Erickson

?

Cascade (Everett)

No Prev

11

Kyle Malone

Senior

Gonzaga Prep

6th—2001

12

Dustin Campos

Senior

Battle Ground

No Prev

13

Eric Olson

?

Stanwood

No Prev

14

Rick League

?

Foss

No Prev

15

David Schlosser

Senior

Redmond

DNP—2001

 

Honorable Mention

Cody White, Moses Lake

Scott LaBrash, Bothell

Chris Nichols, Ferris

Dan Dunkle, Kamiakin

Nick Vincent, Thomas Jefferson

 

189

I said at the start of the season that the Greater Spokane League would have some of the toughest brawls at this weight, an I was right on that.  Michalski, Van Doren, and Bradley have been beating on each other all season, and I don’t know which one will come out on top.  On the west side of the state, I’ve been impressed by Tyler Moyer, who wrestles with a coolness rarely seen in sophomores.  Nobody should take him lightly.

 

Rank

Name

Year

School

Prev. at State

1

Tony Michalski

Senior

East Valley (Spokane)

DNP—2001

2

Tyler Moyer

Sophomore

Central Kitsap

No Prev

3

Ryan Van Doren

Senior

Mead

5th—2001, DNP—2000, DNP—1999

4

Pat Bradley

Senior

Gonzaga Prep

5th—2001

5

Danny McNeese

Senior

Auburn

DNP—2001

6

Dan Espenshade

Senior

Decatur

No Prev

7

Tom Kinion

Senior

Pasco

No Prev

8

Yuri Malamura

?

Spanaway Lake

No Prev

9

Ryan Anderson

Junior

Lake Stevens

DNP—2001

10

Clancy Seymour

Senior

Stanwood

DNP—2001

11

Jon Ragan

Junior

Heritage

DNP—2001

12

Darrin Jones

Senior

Olympic

No Prev

13

James Rogers

?

Skyview

No Prev

14

Aaron Eisenbarth

Senior

Walla Walla

No Prev

15

Jake Nelson

?

Mead

No Prev

 

Honorable Mention

Lago Fai Fai, Hudson’s Bay

Mike Rudd, Central Valley

Justin Gielski, Kentlake

Isaiah Roduman, Mountain View

Jarod Jennings, North Kitsap

Dan Schafer, Wilson

 

215

Well, I don’t know how they count that high, but the Seattle Times reported that Ty Watterson is 33-0 on the season (I think they’re counting a few extra forfeits).  In any case, nobody has beaten him, and he’s #1. Brad Farmer is growing into his frame (He went 160 last season…) and winning most of his matches.  Then we run into another logjam in the GSL—good luck figuring that one out.

 

Rank

Name

Year

School

Prev. at State

1

Ty Watterson

Senior

Enumclaw

2nd—2001, 8th—2000

2

Brad Farmer

Sophomore

Heritage

DNP—2001

3

David Kulisch

Senior

Lewis & Clark

7th—2001

4

Dan Gonzalez

Senior

Ferris

DNP—2001

5

Chris Thoreson

Senior

East Valley (Spokane)

1st—2001, 1st—2000, DNP—1999

6

Mike Bear

Senior

Stanwood

No Prev

7

Caleb Osborn

?

Skyview

No Prev

8

Matt Walker

?

Foss

No Prev

9

Chris Walsh

Senior

Lincoln

No Prev

10

Zack Neal

Senior

Kamiakin

No Prev

11

Chris Whiteman

Senior

Oak Harbor

No Prev

12

Mike Lisenby

Junior

Bothell

No Prev

13

Irwin Weiser

?

Marysville-Pilchuck

No Prev

14

Chad Peterson

Senior

Eisenhower

No Prev

15

Johnny Chew

Senior

East Valley (Spokane)

No Prev

 

Honorable Mention

Kenton Bass, Wenatchee

Corey Brown, Auburn

Micah Sabsowitz, Enumclaw

Brandon Ono, Pasco

Eric Wendlund, Sumner

Brian Turner, Everett

 

275

When you get 550 pounds of flesh crashing in the middle of the circle, anyone can win, but here’s how I rank the Big Guys.

 

Rank

Name

Year

School

Prev at State

1

Justin Moody

Senior

East Valley (Spokane)

3rd—2001, DNP—2000

2

Mark Trott

Senior

Auburn

6th—2001

3

Jesse Calderon

Senior

Cascade (Everett)

No Prev

4

Blaine Guenther

Junior

Bethel

DNP—2001

5

Aaron Dukleth

?

Evergreen (Vancouver)

No Prev

6

Zedekiah Martin

Junior

Wilson

No Prev

7

Dick Wilde

?

Skyview

No Prev

8

Jacob Bouge

Junior

University

No Prev

9

Will Blaschko

?

Tahoma

No Prev

10

Cody Simmons

Sophomore

Shelton

No Prev

11

Tim Smith

Junior

Wenatchee

No Prev

12

Richard Kowell

Senior

Mount Vernon

DNP—2001

13

Elvy Martinez

Senior

Capital

DNP—2001

14

Zack Kenealey

Junior

Juanita

DNP—2001

15

Marcus Compton

?

Heritage

No Prev

 

Honorable Mention

Scott Jennings, Central Kitsap

Josh Albee, Olympic

Sean Hogan, Oak Harbor

Chris Medrzycki, Bellarmine Prep

Mike Miner, Rogers (Spokane)

Kyle Clerget, Enumclaw

Matt Oleson, Marysville-Pilchuck

Kifa Fai Fai, Hudson’s Bay