Tucker Elliott, a former Schuylkill Haven resident and ACC teammate, was enjoying a great nights sleep when he was startled awake in his new Orlando Florida apartment.  Tucker is currently attending college in Orlando and, after spending his first night in his new apartment, woke up to a handgun pointed at his head.  While Tucker was sleeping, two assailants broke into the apartment with the intent to steal valuables.  One of the assailants made the mistake of pointing a weapon at Tucker and gave commands to submitt to their treachery.  In an instinctive reaction, Tucker swatted the gun from his face and the grappling match was on.  While grappling with the assailant, the co-conspirator  was hitting Tucker in an attempt to free his partner.  Now, anyone who has had the "pleasure" to grapple with Tucker knows you are not getting out of his guard easily.  Tucker maneuvered the dirtbag taking his back and choked rendered him uncons

Don Kock secured his fifth victory by locking in a front choke just seconds into the second round.  After a first round of both fighter feeling each other out Don came out swinging for the start of the second round.  His opponent agreed with the tactic and both stood toe to toe exchanging blows.  With both fighter landing some good shots Don snapped his opponents head down and secured the choke rendering him unconscience.  Congratulations to Don!

On June 4, 2011 Gino Yourey competed in the Central Pennsylvania Warrior Challenge in Lancaster.  Gino took first place in the adult intermediate division defeating both of his opponents via choke in less than two minutes.  Congradulations to Gino and we look forward to his second MMA bout on July 23, 2011 at the Hamburg Field house.

Don Kock received bad news this week.  After four weeks of hard sparing, it has finally caught up with one of our ACC fighters.  Don Kock sustained an injury to his right eye last week while sparing with teammate Jim Bova.  Don had double vision and following up with a doctors appointment.  The eye specialist determined through a CAT scan that Don has a cracked orbital bone which will require 6 to 8 weeks of healing time.  This is the second injury in less than a month for Don. We look forward to Don making a full recovery and getting back into the cage soon.