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    Wabash Wrestling Tabbed Third in Preseason Poll

    Wrestling | 11/5/2014 5:17:00 AM
    | Brent Harris
     
    Wabash is ranked third nationally in the 2014-15 preseason rankings released by the National Wrestling Coaches Association.

    While appreciative of earning a place in the top-three positions, this Little Giant team has only one spot that on their mind --- finishing as national champions.

    "I think the number-three ranking says we're doing the right things as a program," Wabash head coach Brian Andersonsaid. "Our expectation this year is to get a qualifier to nationals in all 10 weight classes. If we do that and compete the way I expect us to, we could bring a very special trophy back to this school. We need to stay focused on our efforts week in and week out by making progress individually. If we do that, everything else will take care of itself."

    Wabash received 28 total points in the preseason poll conducted the NWCA. The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater was the top selection with 31 points. Messiah College earned 29 points for second. Delaware Valley College sits in fourth with 27 points, followed by Coe College in fifth with 21 points. The Little Giant wrestling team's social media efforts continue to be rewarded, as well. Wabash ranks 22nd in the first NWCA/Elite Level Sports Marketing Best of Brand Rankings.

    Last year Wabash sent six wrestlers to nationals, including four returning competitors who are listed in the top-10 individual rankings to open the season. Tommy Poynter is ranked ninth at 125 pounds to open the year. Conner Lefever is listed third at 174 pounds. Reece Lefever, who earned All-America honors for the second consecutive season with a fourth-place finish at 157 pounds, is ranked third in that weight class to open the season. Riley Lefever claimed the first national championship for a Wabash wrestler by winning the 184-pound weight class in his freshman season. He earned d3wrestle.com Freshman of the Year honors and is picked number one in the preseason rankings at 184 pounds.

    "Having four returning wrestlers who competed at nationals sets a great tone for our team," Anderson said. "The other wrestlers on our team realize qualifying for nationals is an attainable goal."

    Wabash finished ninth overall in the team scoring at last year's national championship meet. Reece Lefever knows this year's preseason ranking is more tribute than reality.

    "It's cool to be ranked third and receive that type of recognition for what we accomplished last year," Reece Lefever said. "But our goal this year is not to get third, it's to finish first. That's what we're training for this season. We know we wrestle against top-level competition every week. That will help us get ready for nationals this year, as well."

    Reece's twin brother, Conner, and younger brother, Riley, understand the tone the veteran members of the team need to provide to the team if the Little Giants are going to achieve their goal of ten qualifiers.

    "I'm trying to lead by example this year," Conner Lefever said. "I'm not the type of guy who talks a lot, but I want to work hard in practice and do the extra things that are necessary to qualify for nationals and earn a place on the podium as a national champion."

    "Our motto this year is 'One Vision'," Riley Lefever added. "The fact we're ranked third changes nothing. It's definitely a sign of respect for what we accomplished as a team last season, but this is a new season. The coaches have stressed having the veteran wrestlers work with the younger wrestlers to show them the level of effort it takes to earn that place at nationals."

    Poynter expects nothing to be easy this season as he charts a course to return to nationals and a chance to earn All-America honors and a national title in his senior season.

    "I need to keep working hard this year just like I did last year," he said. "I'm working to be a good student-athlete here at Wabash, represent the College and our team both academically and on the mat. I feel a tremendous responsibility. I am trying to do all the right things to show hard work and perseverance can help achieve those goals."

    The path back to nationals starts next Thursday when the Little Giants face Olivet College. The dual meet will take place at Carroll High School in Fort Wayne at 7 p.m. Prior to the official start of the season, the Little Giants will compete in the annual Red-White duals Friday night at 6:30 p.m.

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    Green, Preston Ranked by NWCA

    ANGOLA, IND.-- Trine wrestlers Mack Green and Brandon Preston are both nationally-ranked in the first National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) Division III rankings.
    A reigning All-American, Green (Buchanan, Mich./Buchanan) is ranked third in the Heavyweight division. Preston (Logansport, Ind./Logansport) is ranked ninth among 133-lb wrestlers. Each wrestler appeared in the NCAA Division III National Championships last season. Green earned All-American recognition with a fifth-place finish, while Preston finished with a 1-2 record at the national meet. The NWCA ranks the top 10 wrestlers in each class throughout the season.
    Click Here for NWCA Rankings
    Green concluded last season with a 33-8 record. That mark was good enough for Green to tie for the third-highest win total in a season in school-history. The senior placed first at both the Mid-States Tournament and Trine University Invitational. A 5-2 performance in the National Championships capped off his junior season with All-America honors.
    Defending-National Champion James Buss of Loras College, and reigning third-place finisher Zach Roseberry of Delaware Valley are the only two wrestlers ranked ahead of Green.
    Preston battled through injuries and was still able to earn a National Championship berth last season, as he concluded the year with a 25-15 record. Included in that record were five wins by pin, two by tech fall and five by major decision. Preston has appeared in the National Championships at both the 125-lb and 133-lb weight classes.
    Also included among last season's highlights for Preston was a first-place finish in the Ohio Northern Invitational, and a second-place finish at the Mid-States Tournament.
    Trine opens the season Saturday, Nov. 8 at Muskegon (Mich.) Community College's Ben McMullen Open. The Thunder will host the Trine Invitational Saturday, Nov. 15 at 10 a.m.

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    Kieffers ranked individually in 1st Wrestling Coaches poll

    Jackie Paquette, Asst. AD for Student Support & Sports Information
    Link to rankings
    EDMOND, Okla.- In the first edition of the NCAA Division Wrestling Coaches Association poll of the 2014-15 season, UIndy wrestling is receiving votes as a team, while brothers Josh Kieffer and Justin Kieffer both earned individual rankings in their respective weight classes.
    Josh Kieffer earned the #5 spot at 125, returning down to the lightest weight class after wrestling at 133 a season ago. An All-American (6th) at 125 two seasons ago, Josh is a two-time national qualifier for the Greyhounds heading into his third season wrestling for Head Coach Jason Warthan.
     
    Justin Kieffer is ranked #6 at 141, where he was the Super Region #2 champion a season ago. Also a two-time national qualifier for the Greyhounds, Justin will most likely redshirt this season.
     
    As a team, UIndy is just outside the top 20, receiving votes in the preseason edition of the poll. The Greyhounds posted their best-ever NCAA Division II finish a season ago, taking eighth at the NCAA Division II National Championships behind four senior All-Americans in Alex Johns (125), Cameryn Brady (149), Jeff Weiss (165) and Evan Wooding (285). UIndy returns just three starters from a season ago, including both Kieffer brothers and 2014 national qualifier Shelden Struble.
     
    Maryville topped the team rankings, followed by Ouachita Baptist, Nebraska-Kearney, Notre Dame (OH) and St. Cloud State.
     
    The Greyhounds kick off the 2014-15 season officially Nov. 15 at the Trine Invitational, but will show off this year's team Saturday at their Intersquad/Alumni Roll Around. Wrestling begins at 2:00 p.m. in the Ruth Lilly Fitness Center on three mats.
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    Indiana Tech Wrestling Ranked 8th in NAIA Coaches' Poll

    Zach Shore | @INTech_SID88
     
    POLL | KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Indiana Tech wrestling team, fresh off its best season ever, garners the No. 8 ranking in the NAIA Wrestling Coaches' Top 20 Poll, the national office announced Wednesday. The Warriors received 53 points en route to their 18th-consecutive ranking in the poll.
    Tech boasts six ranked wrestlers, including two top five individuals – Travis Barroquillo (3rd, 141 pounds) and Mitch Pawlak (4th, 133 pounds). Kristopher McKinley is sixth at 125 pounds while LJ Grayson is seventh at 184 pounds.
     
    Mitch Roadruck also registered at top-10 ranking, tying for the position at 149 pounds with Brett Yarbrough joining Pawlak at 133 pounds, ranking 14th in that weight class.
     
    The Orange and Black won their first-ever East Region Qualifying tournament and placed eighth at the NAIA National Championships with three All-Americans, including the programs first national runner-up in Justin Brooks, who has since graduated.
     
    Three-time defending national champion, Grand View (Iowa) retains the top spot with 154.5 points, 53 ahead of No. 2, Southern Oregon. Great Falls (Mont.) is currently third at 86 points with Missouri Valley (71.5) and Montana State-Northern (69) rounding out the top five.
     
    The Warriors open their 2014-15 campaign on Sunday, Nov. 2 when they travel to East Lansing, Mich. to compete in the Michigan State Open.

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    Preseason NAIA Group Ratings Released

    The NAIA released their group ratings that included many wrestlers with Indiana ties. Here is a link to the ratings and a breakdown of wrestlers with Indiana ties that are on the list.
     
    http://www.naia.org/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=27900&ATCLID=209729111
     
    East Group School Total Team Points
    1. Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 178
    2. Campbellsville (Ky.) 171
    3. Indiana Tech 138
    4. Brewton-Parker (Ga.) 109
    5. Cumberland (Tenn.) 103
    6. Life (Ga.) 87
    7. St. Andrews (N.C.) 66
    8. Truett-McConnell (Ga.) 38
     
    Central Group
    141
    1 Brandon Wright Grand View (Iowa)
     
    East Group
    125
    2 Kristopher McKinley Indiana Tech
    133
    2 Mitch Pawlak Indiana Tech
    3 Brett Yarbrough Indiana Tech
    141
    1 Travis Barroquillo Indiana Tech
    149
    3 Mitch Roadruck Indiana Tech
    6 Thomas Garty Indiana Tech
    165
    2 Mitchell Judkins Lindsey Wilson (Ky.)
    5 Jacob Johnson Indiana Tech
    184
    2 LJ Grayson Indiana Tech
    6 Brandon Sunday Indiana Tech
    285
    6 Chico Adams Lindsey Wilson (Ky.)

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    2014 IndianaMat Preview Magazine On Sale Now

    IndianaMat 2014 Preview Magazine
    By Joe Caprino in IndianaMat.com Magazines
    40 pages, published 10/22/2014
    2014 IndianaMat wrestling preview magazine with rankings, regional profiles, and more!

    Mr. Gorilla Award
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    Mr. Gorilla Award Information

    IndianaMat.com has decided to sponsor an award honoring the state's top senior wrestler. Most of the other high school sports already are honoring their top seniors and we felt that 2015 would be the right time to present such an award for wrestling.
     
    IndianaMat will start things off by publishing a watch list of senior contenders for the award (i.e. Heisman watch) in early November. We will then pare this list down to approximately fifteen wrestlers after the team state duals and holiday tournaments and then further refine the list prior to sectionals.
     
    The criteria for selection will be left intentionally vague as we want a variety of opinions as to who the voters think is the best wrestler. Some general criteria that can be considered is listed here:
    1. Must be a senior
    2. Undefeated/fewest losses. A midseason loss would not disqualify a wrestler.
    3. Domination. Number of pins, tech falls
    4. Level of competition.
    5. Body of work previous to senior year. State and national resume.
    6. Character
    7. Grades
     
    Any, or all of these may, or may not, be taken into consideration by the voters when making their selections. We have chosen 39 voters to make this selection because we value their knowledge and experience regarding Indiana high school wrestling.

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    Ensuring You Never Miss A Post From The IndianaMat Fan Page

    If you haven’t noticed Facebook is always changing and not always for the good. Over the past year they have changed their Fan Pages greatly and in the end they want money for posts to be seen by the fans of a page. They now have a fancy algorithm to determine what you see from pages you have liked. What that means is basically you are missing some awesome posts from IndianaMat! We all know you don’t want to miss these posts because sometimes we might have something you want to see.
     
    Well, there is a way for you to not miss a post and it is a simple process. First you need to Like IndianaMat at this link https://www.facebook.com/IndianaMat. Then you need to go hit the Like dropdown and select “Get Notifications.” That is all you need to do and you’ll be able to get all the great information we post! Below are a couple pictures to help you out.
     
    The next best way to help get information out is to simply like, share, and comment on our posts. That will help get the word out to others that haven't seen the posts.

     
    By the way you can do this for any of your favorite pages so you don’t miss out on any information. We just recommend you do it for IndianaMat first.

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    IndianaMat Hoosier Preseason Open All-Time Placers

    Past Brackets
    2020
    2019
    2018
    2017
    2016
    2015
    2014
    2013
    2012
    2011
    2010
     
    2020
    109
    1st Place - Justin Gates of Team Donahoe
    2nd Place - Nolan Wertanen of Michigan West Wrestling Club
    3rd Place - Beric Jordan of Jordan WC
    4th Place - Preston Haines of Red Cobra Wrestling Academy
    116
    1st Place - Spencer Moore of Kentucky Extreme
    2nd Place - Kamariyon Nelson of Red Cobra Wrestling Academy
    3rd Place - Omar Ayoub of Team Miron
    4th Place - Gavin Caprella of Team Stomp
    123
    1st Place - Sergio Lemley of REGION WRESTLING ACADEMY
    2nd Place - Cheaney Schoeff of Avon Wrestling Club
    3rd Place - Brac Hooper of Carmel USA
    4th Place - Mason Brugh of wadsworth
    129
    1st Place - Zeke Seltzer of Fighting Irish WC
    2nd Place - Vincent Robinson of Harvey Twisters
    3rd Place - Emilio Ysaguirre of Valiant College Preparatory
    4th Place - Stephen Roberson Jr of Bulldog Premier
    135
    1st Place - David Pierson of Warren Wrestling Academy
    2nd Place - Isaias Jimenez of Valiant College Preparatory
    3rd Place - Richard Fedalen of Warhawks
    4th Place - Kysen Montgomery of Brownsburg
    141
    1st Place - Jesse Mendez of Bulldog Premier
    2nd Place - Benjamin Alanis of Valiant College Preparatory
    3rd Place - Nathan Jerore of Woodhaven High
    4th Place - Quentin Whitehill of Battlezone Wrestling
    148
    1st Place - Gavin Brown of Legacy Christian Academy
    2nd Place - Hayden Watson of Center Grove WC
    3rd Place - Adam Thebeau of Bull Trained
    4th Place - Javen Estrada of Bulldog Premier
    155
    1st Place - Jaden Reynolds of Red Cobra Wrestling Academy
    2nd Place - J Conway of Invicta Wrestling Academy
    3rd Place - Douglas Terry of Granville
    4th Place - Carter Chase of Stieber Elite
    163
    1st Place - Brayden Giannone of Kentucky Extreme
    2nd Place - Brant Whitaker of Purler Wrestling Academy
    3rd Place - Cole Nance of CWA
    4th Place - Hayden Pummel of Indian Lake Wrestling Club
    173
    1st Place - Jacob Lee of Ares
    2nd Place - Bryer Hall of East Central
    3rd Place - Sam Morrill of Fight Barn Wrestling Club
    4th Place - Pate Eastin of Patton Trained
    185
    1st Place - Noah Duke of Ryle Raider Wrestling
    2nd Place - Raymond Arebalo of Victory elite
    3rd Place - Johnny Parker of Fighting Irish WC
    4th Place - Kael Wisler of Huron
    198
    1st Place - Joe Braunagel Iii of IRTC
    2nd Place - Connor Barket of Red Cobra Wrestling Academy
    3rd Place - Sam Oaks of Prodigy Wrestling Academy
    4th Place - Jacob Behm of Fremont Eagles
    223
    1st Place - Logan Shephard of Massillon Perry
    2nd Place - Evan Bates of Chesterton Wrestling Club
    3rd Place - Tristan Ruhlman of Bloomington South WC
    4th Place - Joshua Howell of Prodigy Wrestling Academy
    288
    1st Place - Braydon Erb of CIA
    2nd Place - Ben Kawczynski of Askren Wrestling Academy
    3rd Place - Demitrius Hernandez of Napoleon
    4th Place - Jacob Johnson of Franklin Community
     
    2019
    109
    1st Place - Spencer Moore of KY Extreme
    2nd Place - Sam Goin of Bulldog Premier
    3rd Place - Logan Miller of Contenders WA
    4th Place - Brac Hooper of Carmel USA WC
    116
    1st Place - Cole Thomas of Ryle High School
    2nd Place - Sergio Lemley of Region WA
    3rd Place - Giovanni Diaz of Wheeler
    4th Place - Cheaney Schoeff of Avon WC
    123
    1st Place - Zeke Seltzer of Fighting Irish
    2nd Place - Riley Bettich of Bulldog Premier
    3rd Place - Colton Drousias of Region WA
    4th Place - Landon Bertsch of Bluffton
    129
    1st Place - Brayden Littell of Red Cobra WA
    2nd Place - Alec Freeman of MCWA
    3rd Place - Kysen Montgomery of Brownsburg WC
    4th Place - Forfeit Forfeit of Unattached
    135
    1st Place - Jesse Mendez of Bulldog Premier
    2nd Place - Raymond Rioux of Avon WC
    3rd Place - Matthew Williams of Ohio Elite
    4th Place - Brayden Lowery of Rebel Wrestling
    141
    1st Place - Logan Bailey of Fighting Irish
    2nd Place - Blake Saito of Team Miron
    3rd Place - Drake Campbell of Red Cobra WA
    4th Place - Jake Insko of MCWA
    148
    1st Place - Austin Boone of Lowell
    2nd Place - Alec Viduya of Rebel Wrestling
    3rd Place - Lucas Willis of Charlotte
    4th Place - Jaden Reynolds of Red Cobra WA
    155
    1st Place - Brice Coleman of Warren WA
    2nd Place - Bryer Hall of East Central
    3rd Place - Brant Whitaker of Purler
    4th Place - Dominick Lomazzo of Dundee
    163
    1st Place - Eli Dickens of MCWA
    2nd Place - Andrew Shaffer of Troy Christian
    3rd Place - Cooper Noehre of Greenfield WC
    4th Place - Isiah Levitz of Prairie Heights
    173
    1st Place - Graham Calhoun of Plymouth
    2nd Place - Dalton Russelburg of Union County
    3rd Place - Colton Blaha of Owosso
    4th Place - Travis Waldner of DHS
    185
    1st Place - Joseph Walker of Mishawaka
    2nd Place - Jacob Laplace of Mishawaka
    3rd Place - Mason Sutandar of Delaware Hayes
    4th Place - Evan Anderson of Aurora
    198
    1st Place - Evan Bates of Chesterton WC
    2nd Place - Jack Darrah of Xtreme Training
    3rd Place - Colin Jagielski of Team Relentless
    4th Place - Jon daniel Farrell of Fishers
    223
    1st Place - Cale Gray of Norwell
    2nd Place - Jake Noon of Findlay
    3rd Place - Jacob Meek of Oregon Clay Eagles
    4th Place - Levid Rodriguez of Johnson Central
    288
    1st Place - Tyler Delooff of Lowell
    2nd Place - Alex Coleman of Ross HS
    3rd Place - Damari Dancy of Portage WC
    4th Place - Brody Miskimon of Elite Athletic Club
     
    2018
    109
    1st Place - Kamariyon Nelson of Red Cobra Wrestling Academy
    2nd Place - Giovanni Diaz of Wheeler
    3rd Place - Stephen Roberson jr of Bulldog Premier WC
    4th Place - Hayden Watson of Red Cobra Wrestling Academy
    116
    1st Place - Jacob Moran of Portage WC
    2nd Place - Zeke Seltzer of Fighting Irish Wrestling Club
    3rd Place - Riley Bettich of Bulldog Premier WC
    4th Place - Vincent Robinson of Harvey Twisters
    123
    1st Place - Jesse Mendez of Bulldog Premier WC
    2nd Place - Brayden Littell of Red Cobra Wrestling Academy
    3rd Place - Jake Canitano of Solon Wrestling
    4th Place - Logan Wagner of Zionsville
    129
    1st Place - Thomas Deck of Madison Central
    2nd Place - Raymond Rioux of Avon
    3rd Place - Jabari Thomas of Fairfield Wrestling Club
    4th Place - Chase Wilkerson of Marauder Wrestling
    135
    1st Place - Brayden Palmer of Beech High School
    2nd Place - Drake Campbell of Red Cobra Wrestling Academy
    3rd Place - Jared Dinh of Riverdale wrestling
    4th Place - Nate Lukez of Young Guns - Pennsylvania
    141
    1st Place - Gentry Deck of Madison Central
    2nd Place - Conner Gimson of Jimtown WC
    3rd Place - Alex Mosconi of Indiana Pride Wrestling Academ
    4th Place - Alec Viduya of Rebel Wrestling Foundation
    148
    1st Place - Nate Wheeler of NLW
    2nd Place - Avry Mutschler of Lowell
    3rd Place - Antwaun Graves of Warren Wrestling Academy
    4th Place - Brice Coleman of Warren Wrestling Academy
    155
    1st Place - Elliott Rodgers of Fighting Irish Wrestling Club
    2nd Place - Nick Gates of Marysville Kids WC
    3rd Place - Gavin Bell of Beavercreek
    4th Place - Ethan Hicks of Carroll Wrestling Club
    163
    1st Place - Donnell Washington of Portage WC
    2nd Place - Graham Calhoun of Plymouth
    3rd Place - Jacob Laplace of Mishawaka
    4th Place - Jordan Slivka of Fighting Irish Wrestling Club
    173
    1st Place - Derek Blubaugh of Bloomington South WC
    2nd Place - Jesse Martinez of Riverdale wrestling
    3rd Place - Joseph Walker of Mishawaka
    4th Place - Kyle Saez of Westfield WC
    185
    1st Place - Carson Brewer of Red Cobra Wrestling Academy
    2nd Place - Jalen Morgan of Elwood Elite
    3rd Place - Nick Mihajlovich of Izzy Style
    4th Place - Evan Anderson of Aurora
    198
    1st Place - Silas Allred of Shenandoah/CIA
    2nd Place - Darius Parker of Riverdale wrestling
    3rd Place - Stephen Buchanan of Team Wisconsin
    4th Place - Greyson Stevens of Brighton HS
    223
    1st Place - Kyle Cornwell of Elwood Elite
    2nd Place - Kj Miley of Thoroughbred Wrestling Academy
    3rd Place - Jake Noon of Findlay
    4th Place - Benjamin Deprest of NLW
    288
    1st Place - Tyler Delooff of Lowell
    2nd Place - Alex Coleman of Ross High School
    3rd Place - Jose Rosales of Goshen
    4th Place - Brodie Stevens of Unaffiliated
     
    2017
    109
    1st Place - Jesse Mendez of Region Wrestling Academy
    2nd Place - Thomas Deck of Madison County
    3rd Place - Colton Drousias of Region Wrestling Academy
    4th Place - Garett Lautzenheiser of Louisville
    116
    1st Place - Gavin Ritter of Tomahawk Wrestling Club
    2nd Place - Brendan Mattingly of Red Cobra Wrestling Academy
    3rd Place - Noah Horst of Beech High School
    4th Place - Jose Diaz of Wheeler WC
    123
    1st Place - Travis Ford-Melton of Marian Catholic
    2nd Place - Asa Garcia of Avon HS
    3rd Place - Kai Orine of United States Wrestling Academ
    4th Place - Terrin Machart of Falcon WC
    129
    1st Place - Jordan Ward of Unattached
    2nd Place - Sam Glassco of Pinnacle
    3rd Place - Colin Poynter of Portage WC
    4th Place - Gentry Deck of Madison County
    135
    1st Place - Matt Fields of Arsenal
    2nd Place - Nate Wheeler of ETC
    3rd Place - Garret Kloeppel of Parkway South High School
    4th Place - Corbyn Munson of Chelsea
    141
    1st Place - Blake Mulkey of Brownsburg Wrestling Club
    2nd Place - Mason Miranda of Avon HS
    3rd Place - Trent Johnson of ETC
    4th Place - Kris Rumph of Portage WC
    148
    1st Place - Kasper McIntosh of Portage WC
    2nd Place - Patrick Ryan of North Shore Edge
    3rd Place - Jacob Laplace of Mishawaka
    4th Place - Demetri Monroe of Demas Wrestling
    155
    1st Place - Brayton Lee of Brownsburg / Red Cobra
    2nd Place - John Manning of Team Impact
    3rd Place - Graham Calhoun of Plymouth
    4th Place - Farouq Muhammed of Elyria
    163
    1st Place - Zach Lee of Kaukauna Grappling Ghost
    2nd Place - Hunter Reed of Columbia City
    3rd Place - Jack Eiteljorge of CIA
    4th Place - Andrew Shaffer of Conover
    173
    1st Place - Carson Brewer of Red Cobra Wrestling Academy
    2nd Place - Noah Clary of Team Miron
    3rd Place - Lennox Wolak of Dublin Coffman High School
    4th Place - Kyle Smith of Beech High School
    185
    1st Place - Ashton Eyler of Claymont
    2nd Place - Ryan Yarnell of Thoroughbred Wrestling Academy
    3rd Place - David Heath of Shamrock Wrestling Club
    4th Place - Chase Stegall of United States Wrestling Academ
    198
    1st Place - Thomas Penola of Zionsville WC
    2nd Place - Bradley Williams of Clarksville High School
    3rd Place - Jaden Sonner of New Albany High School
    4th Place - Luke Utterback of Unattached
    223
    1st Place - Cameron Sauerwein of William Henry Harrison High
    2nd Place - Elijah Osit of Oak Park
    3rd Place - Kyle Cornwell of Elwood Elite
    4th Place - Cortez Woods of Lafayette High School
    288
    1st Place - Anthony Cassioppi of Hononegah Wrestling Club
    2nd Place - Keaton Kluever of Kaukauna Grappling Ghost
    3rd Place - Marcus Stone of Elwood Elite
    4th Place - Jack Williams of Carmel USA Wrestling Club
     
    2016
    109
    1st Place - Jacob Moran of Portage WC
    2nd Place - Ethan Turner of Troy Christian
    3rd Place - Justin Cardani of Centennial
    4th Place - Wade Monebrake of SWOHRTC
    116
    1st Place - Hassan Johnson of Harvey Twisters
    2nd Place - Corey Gamet of Massa`s Maniacs
    3rd Place - Brayden Littell of Perry Meridian
    4th Place - Cayden Rooks of Columbus East
    123
    1st Place - Ryan Anderson of Bethlehem Catholic
    2nd Place - Travis Ford-Melton of Marian Catholic
    3rd Place - Chad Craft of Dehart Elite
    4th Place - Eric Bartos of samsons
    129
    1st Place - Blake Mulkey of Brownsburg
    2nd Place - Graham Rooks of Columbus East
    3rd Place - Ryan Moore of ETC
    4th Place - Holden Heller of Unaffiliated
    135
    1st Place - Dawson Combest of Columbus East
    2nd Place - Mason Miranda of Avon Wrestling Club
    3rd Place - Drew Marten of Tecumseh WC
    4th Place - Brandon Klein of Stoughton
    141
    1st Place - Kris Rumph of Portage WC
    2nd Place - John Siemasz of Unaffiliated
    3rd Place - Rahman Johnson of Harvey Twisters
    4th Place - Jake Polka of Marmion
    148
    1st Place - Brayton Lee of Red Cobra/Brownsburg
    2nd Place - Kasper McIntosh of Portage WC
    3rd Place - Kyle Hatch of Warsaw High School
    4th Place - Chase Archangelo of Young Lions
    155
    1st Place - Joe Koontz of Massillon Perry
    2nd Place - Derrick Smallwood of ETC
    3rd Place - Joey Sanchez of St Paris
    4th Place - David Johnson of Arsenal
    163
    1st Place - Brad Laughlin of Yorktown
    2nd Place - Danny Braunagel of Team Braunagel
    3rd Place - Michael Mcintire of Fighting Irish Wrestling Club
    4th Place - Andrew Negangard of Unaffiliated
    173
    1st Place - Emil Soehnlen of Massillon Perry
    2nd Place - Nick Kiussis of samsons
    3rd Place - Ashton Eyler of Claymont
    4th Place - Tanner Webster of Normonco
    185
    1st Place - Kordell Norfleet of Harvey Twisters
    2nd Place - Jared Ball of Hilliard Darby
    3rd Place - Ryan Yarnell of Team Missouri Select
    4th Place - Jaden Sonner of New Albany
    198
    1st Place - Kavan Sarver of St Paris
    2nd Place - Grant Goforth of Indian Creek Wrestling Club
    3rd Place - Eric Boleman of Carmel USA
    4th Place - Cameron Sauerwein of William Henry Harrison High
    223
    1st Place - Diata Drayton of RedHawk training center
    2nd Place - Robert Samuels of Lawrence North Wildcats WC
    3rd Place - Max Darrah of Thoroughbred Wrestling Academy
    4th Place - Justin Akers of Region wrestling academy
    288
    1st Place - Anthony Cassioppi of Hononegah
    2nd Place - Chase Beard of Woodshed
    3rd Place - Keaton Kluever of Kaukauna
    4th Place - Jack Williams of Carmel USA
     
    2015
    109
    1st Place - Travis Ford-Melton of Marian catholic
    2nd Place - Tylan Tucker of Woodford County Wrestling Club
    3rd Place - Hassan Johnson of Harvey Twisters
    4th Place - Sean Sesnan of Lebanon
    116
    1st Place - Justin Portillo of Team Valley
    2nd Place - Colton Cummings of Region Wrestling Academy
    3rd Place - Graham Rooks of Columbus East
    4th Place - Josh Venia of FoxFire
    123
    1st Place - Tony DeCesare of Samsons
    2nd Place - Ryan Moore of ETC Club
    3rd Place - Cameron Lathem of Team Valley
    4th Place - Chase Craft of DWS
    129
    1st Place - Gaige Torres of Portage
    2nd Place - Breyden Bailey of Indiana Outlaws
    3rd Place - Keegan Duncan of ETC Club
    4th Place - Zane Brown of ETC Club
    135
    1st Place - Garrett Lambert of Brunswick
    2nd Place - Brendan Black of Team Indiana
    3rd Place - Ethan Woods of Advantage Wrestling Club
    4th Place - Jake Polka of Overtime School of Wrestling
    141
    1st Place - Ryan Ford of Bradford OH
    2nd Place - Brendan Fitzgerald of JE Basement
    3rd Place - Nick Ellis of Roncalli
    4th Place - Lenny Petersen of No Mercy Wrestling Academy
    148
    1st Place - Joshua Heil of Brunswick
    2nd Place - Joe Koontz of Marshallville OH
    3rd Place - Jose Champagne of Marian catholic
    4th Place - Joe Boley of Lake Catholic High School
    155
    1st Place - Emil Soehnlen of Massillon Perry
    2nd Place - Steven Lawrence of Portage
    3rd Place - Ben Schneider of Region Wrestling Academy
    4th Place - Jacob Clark of Avon High School
    163
    1st Place - Drew Hughes of Region Wrestling Academy
    2nd Place - Nick Kiussis of Brunswick
    3rd Place - Fernie Silva of DAWC
    4th Place - Logan Broskie of Olentangy Orange
    173
    1st Place - Casey Cornett of ETC Club
    2nd Place - Jake Ruberg of Lawrenceburg Youth WC
    3rd Place - Matt McFarland of belmont union
    4th Place - Cayden Whitaker of MADMEN
    185
    1st Place - Kyle Betourne of Bishop Mac
    2nd Place - Cameron Jones of LN wildcat WC
    3rd Place - Kaleb Rippy of Beech High School
    4th Place - Andy Kohler of Patriot Wrestling
    198
    1st Place - Blake Rypel of IPWA
    2nd Place - Dylan Ervin of Illinois
    3rd Place - Jake Kleimola of Region Wrestling Academy
    4th Place - Kavan Sarver of St Paris
    223
    1st Place - Evan Ellis of CIA
    2nd Place - Sterling Roseberry of Average Joe`s
    3rd Place - Jacob McClaine of Lebanon
    4th Place - Justin Akers of Region Wrestling Academy
    288
    1st Place - Gavin Fuqua of Greenwood
    2nd Place - Givoni Murillo of Portage
    3rd Place - Sean Galligar of Columbus East
    4th Place - Connor Hubschman of Team Hubschman
     
    2014
    109
    1st Place - Hunter Lucas of Team Stomp
    2nd Place - Chase Bittle of Althoff Catholic
    3rd Place - Justin Portillo of Team Valley
    4th Place - Klayton Anderson of Unattached
    116
    1st Place - Joshua Portillo of Team Valley
    2nd Place - Tony Decesare of Padua
    3rd Place - Breyden Bailey of IPWA
    4th Place - J.d. Stickley of Graham
    123
    1st Place - Cameron Lathem of Teays Valley
    2nd Place - Zach Smith of Port Washington
    3rd Place - Brock Hudkins of Danville
    4th Place - Carson Mills of Fredericktown
    129
    1st Place - Brayton Lee of Red Cobra Wrestling Academy
    2nd Place - Sandro Ramirez of BTW
    3rd Place - Ben Hornickle of Burlington
    4th Place - Matt Mckinney of Warren Wrestling Academy
    135
    1st Place - Joshua Heil of Brunswick
    2nd Place - Dan Swan of Region Wrestling Academy
    3rd Place - Matt Santos of Swan Valley
    4th Place - Jordan Vaughn of Franklin Central
    141
    1st Place - Hunter Ladnier of St Edward High School
    2nd Place - Ryan Ford of Covington
    3rd Place - Austin Thompson of Marysville Wrestling Club
    4th Place - Kyle Barkovich of Lawton Wrestling Club
    148
    1st Place - Nick Kiussis of Brunswick
    2nd Place - Jose Champagne of Region Wrestling Academy
    3rd Place - Steven Lawrence of Portage
    4th Place - Jacoby Ward of moeller
    155
    1st Place - Drew Hughes of Region Wrestling Academy
    2nd Place - Tyler Sowards of Kenton Ridge
    3rd Place - Christian Price of Columbus wrestling club
    4th Place - Jakada Hull of Harvey Twisters
    163
    1st Place - Dayton Racer of Betts Army
    2nd Place - Matthew Rundell of OPRF
    3rd Place - Isaiah Kemper of Evansville Central
    4th Place - Benjamin Harvey of Fighting Irish
    173
    1st Place - Kyle Betourne of Bishop Mac
    2nd Place - Scottie Sopko of Unattached
    3rd Place - Hunter Mote of Unattached
    4th Place - Oscar Ramos of Higherlevel
    185
    1st Place - Blake Rypel of IPWA
    2nd Place - Dakota Geer of Franklin Wrestling
    3rd Place - Brody Conner of Lawton Wrestling Club
    4th Place - Cameron Mayell of North Royalton
    198
    1st Place - Timothy Blake of Ona Elite
    2nd Place - Jonathan Morales of CIA
    3rd Place - Chase Carpenter of Fairview Wrestling
    4th Place - Michael Bujacz of Jacobs
    223
    1st Place - Corey Hinkle of Western
    2nd Place - Evan Ellis of Greentown Wrestling Club
    3rd Place - Jacob Worthington of Edison
    4th Place - Michael Gregory of Irish wrestling
    288
    1st Place - Chris Ridle of Perry Meridian
    2nd Place - Cory Christman of Penn
    3rd Place - Michael Smith of Lebanon Wrestling
    4th Place - Devol Whitfield of Beech
     
    2013
    High School 109
    1st Place - Tony Decesare of Samsons
    2nd Place - Joseph Garcia of Adrian Apocalypse
    3rd Place - Hunter Lucas of no team
    4th Place - Sebastian Vidika of Black River
    High School 116
    1st Place - Tyler Ferguson of Evansville Reitz
    2nd Place - Kanen Storr of Michigan
    3rd Place - Jake Sinkovics of Mishawaka
    4th Place - Cody Vogel of East Troy
    High School 123
    1st Place - Nathan Boston of Carr Wrestling Academy
    2nd Place - Joshua Heil of Brunswick
    3rd Place - Dan Swan of Region Wrestling Academy
    4th Place - Elliott Molloy of CIA
    High School 129
    1st Place - Joshua Alber of Dakota Wrestling Club
    2nd Place - Cameron Kelly of Bellbrook
    3rd Place - Tyler Fleener of Center Grove
    4th Place - Evan Cheek of BTW
    High School 135
    1st Place - David Bavery of Beast
    2nd Place - Drew Hughes of Region Wrestling Academy
    3rd Place - Joe Koontz of Akron Wrestling Club
    4th Place - Devin Broukal of Bloomington South Wrestling
    High School 141
    1st Place - Jj Wolfe of Dakota Wrestling Club
    2nd Place - Alec Ward of Michigan Gold Pitbulls
    3rd Place - Jordan Lile of CIA
    4th Place - Daniel Reed of Lawrence North WC
    High School 148
    1st Place - Carver James of Dakota Wrestling Club
    2nd Place - Kade Kowalski of TriValley
    3rd Place - Taleb Rahmani of Marysville
    4th Place - Nick Steed of massillon perry
    High School 155
    1st Place - Brendon Kelley of Evansville Central
    2nd Place - Kasey Caelwaerts of Pulaski High School Wrestling
    3rd Place - Rj Smith of Yale
    4th Place - Mike Decesare of Samsons
    High School 163
    1st Place - Sean Black of Hilliard Darby
    2nd Place - A.j. Kowal of Princeton High School
    3rd Place - Kyle Jolas of Indiana Elite
    4th Place - Charley Popp of Team Poeta
    High School 173
    1st Place - Austin Mccloskey of Western Boone
    2nd Place - Blake Rypel of Indiana Pride Academy
    3rd Place - Joe Heyob of St. Xavier
    4th Place - David-brian Whisler of BTW
    High School 185
    1st Place - Derek Hillman of Woodhaven
    2nd Place - Jacob Daniel of Stebbins
    3rd Place - Taylor Workman of BTW
    4th Place - Matt Hollins of Merrillville Pirate Wrestling
    High School 198
    1st Place - Rocco Caywood of Perrysburg
    2nd Place - Jacob Worthington of Keystone
    3rd Place - Damien Chambers of Edgewood
    4th Place - Jeff Dixon of Humphrey Wrestling
    High School 223
    1st Place - Seth Brennock of Unattached
    2nd Place - Seth Vaughn of Franklin Central
    3rd Place - Justin Post of Indiana Elite
    4th Place - Charles Neisius of Greensburg Wrestling Club
    High School 288
    1st Place - Chris Mcdermand of Team Poeta
    2nd Place - Landon Blackburn of Region Wrestling Academy
    3rd Place - Jake Smith of Southwood high school
    4th Place - Nick Nader of Keystone
    Middle School 70
    1st Place - Dominick a. Lomazzo of Dundee WC
    2nd Place - Preston Teusch of huntington couty wrestling clu
    3rd Place - Robert Howard of Angola Wrestling Club
    4th Place - Cade Meier of Bloomington South Wrestling
    Middle School 75/80
    1st Place - Corey Gamet of Michigan
    2nd Place - Kendall Norfleet of Harvey Twisters
    3rd Place - Collin Yinger of Nelsonville-York
    4th Place - Tyler Cherry of Spring Hill Bulldogs
    Middle School 85
    1st Place - Nate Keaton of Circleville
    2nd Place - Alex Mosconi of Indian Creek
    3rd Place - Cayden Rooks of Columbus East
    4th Place - Gabe Saalfrank of Carroll Super Chargers
    Middle School 90
    1st Place - Matt Fields of Samsons
    2nd Place - Graham Calhoun of Plymouth Wrestling Club
    3rd Place - Donnell Washington of Harvey Twisters
    4th Place - Alex Slattman of Tomahawk Wrestling Club
    Middle School 95
    1st Place - Austin Boone of Michigan Xtreme
    2nd Place - Reese Rodriguez of Region Wrestling Academy
    3rd Place - Logan Heil of Brunswick
    4th Place - Graham Rooks of Columbus East
    Middle School 100
    1st Place - Austin Moore of Unattached
    2nd Place - Chandler Woenker of N&N Heavy Handz
    3rd Place - Marcus Rassman of Wayne Trace
    4th Place - Blake Rowe of Eastside blazers
    Middle School 112
    1st Place - Caleb Brooks of Canal Winchester
    2nd Place - Luke Wymer of Akron Wrestling Club
    3rd Place - Jayce Meyer of Angola Wrestling Club
    4th Place - Ethan Hicks of Carroll Super Chargers
    Middle School 120
    1st Place - Sandro Ramirez of BTW
    2nd Place - Colt Yinger of Nelsonville-York
    3rd Place - Isaac Yoho of Akron Wrestling Club
    4th Place - Will Nunn of Evansville Central
    Middle School 128
    1st Place - Lucas Davison of Duneland Wrestling Club
    2nd Place - Shane Snyder of Woodlan Warriors
    3rd Place - Ricky Haught of huntington couty wrestling clu
    Middle School 136
    1st Place - Ryan Thomas of Team Jordan
    2nd Place - Gage Bustos of no team
    3rd Place - Brayden Kessler of Michigan Gold Pitbulls
    4th Place - Ty Hussar of rossford bulldogs
    Middle School 157
    1st Place - Jed Levitz of Panthers
    2nd Place - Mitchell Hawkes of Michigan Xtreme
    3rd Place - Donovan Mccollister of Nelsonville-York
     
    2012
    High School 109
    1st Place - Rudy Yates of R.W.A
    2nd Place - Jacob Spiess of Brecksville
    3rd Place - Matt McKinney of Warren Wrestling Academy/CIA
    4th Place - Santo Marciano of Marciano Wrestling Club
    High School 116
    1st Place - Nathan Boston of Woodford Wrestling
    2nd Place - Hayden Lee of Indiana Xtreme
    3rd Place - Kyle Akins of martinez elite
    4th Place - Armando Torres of Elyria High School
    High School 123
    1st Place - Tommy Cash of Humphrey Wrestling
    2nd Place - Forrest Glogouski of Fairfield
    3rd Place - David Bavery of BEAST
    4th Place - Alex Sparks of Lawrence North
    High School 129
    1st Place - Joshua Alber of Overtime
    2nd Place - Devin Broukal of CIA
    3rd Place - Zach Krumlauf of Indiana Xtreme
    4th Place - Dalton Howard of Edison
    High School 135
    1st Place - Preston Bowshier of None
    2nd Place - Nick Crume of Indiana Elite
    3rd Place - Julian Torres of Portage Wrestling Club
    4th Place - Ian Kahl of Trinity High School
    High School 141
    1st Place - Evan Loe of Boiler Elite
    2nd Place - Bobby Smith of Hilliard Davidson
    3rd Place - Alex Funderburg of Amherst
    4th Place - Jason Spence of Portage Wrestling Club
    High School 148
    1st Place - Brayden Montgomery of Danville
    2nd Place - Logan Day of Archbold
    3rd Place - Nathan Valentine of Wapak
    4th Place - Benjamin Schram of Bellbrook
    High School 155
    1st Place - Brendon Kelley of ECWA
    2nd Place - John Tatom of CIA
    3rd Place - Jared Mattin of Delta
    4th Place - Dain Steffeny of Granville Wrestling Club
    High School 163
    1st Place - Austin McCloskey of Western Boone
    2nd Place - Kenny Hughes of R.W.A
    3rd Place - Tyler Schneider of Region
    4th Place - Austin Neibarger of CIA
    High School 173
    1st Place - Riley Lefever of Carroll Chargers
    2nd Place - Jacob Kasper of Lexington
    3rd Place - Derek Hillman of Woodhaven
    4th Place - Luke Cramer of BTW
    High School 185
    1st Place - -Robert Steveson of Nomad Elite
    2nd Place - Mitchell Hensley of Noblesville HS
    3rd Place - Keair Ross of Kokomo
    4th Place - Jeffrey Wiseman of Penn Wrestling Club
    High School 198
    1st Place - Jacob Ricks of Bison Elite
    2nd Place - Bailey Faust of Lexington
    3rd Place - Mike Riffle of Franklin Central/Indiana Pride
    4th Place - Dan Geer of All American
    High School 223
    1st Place - Justin Post of Coldwater
    2nd Place - -Seth Brennock of Loveland
    3rd Place - Jarett Hooten of Batesville
    4th Place - Brad Sadilek of Carroll Chargers
    High School 288
    1st Place - Travis Boyd of Blanchester
    2nd Place - Patrik Garren of Bishop Ready
    3rd Place - Hayden Schmucker of Jimtown
    4th Place - Jake Smith of none
    Middle School 70/75
    1st Place - Cotton Ball of Bulldog Wrestling
    2nd Place - Joey DeLong of DeLong
    3rd Place - Jacob Bala of R.W.A
    Middle School 80
    1st Place - Jordan Ward of unattached
    2nd Place - Matt Fields of Samsons
    3rd Place - Wyatt Miller of Humphrey Wrestling
    4th Place - Colby Lopez of R.W.A
    Middle School 85
    1st Place - Marcus Rassman of Wayne Trace
    2nd Place - Chase Peavler of Alexandria Tigers
    3rd Place - Colton Handley of Humphrey Wrestling
    Middle School 90
    1st Place - Colton Cummings of NWI
    2nd Place - Tanner Krotzer of rossford
    3rd Place - Spencer Carpenter of Twenhofel
    4th Place - Reese Rodriguez of R.W.A
    Middle School 95
    1st Place - David Roth of Franklin Central/Indiana Pride
    2nd Place - Zane Brown of Shamrock Wrestling Club
    3rd Place - Austin Eick of Rossford bulldogs
    4th Place - Austin Roemer of Woodlan High School
    Middle School 100
    1st Place - Austin Moore of Roadrunner Wrestling Club
    2nd Place - Trevor Bowman of Lexington
    3rd Place - Mason Myers of Lexington
    4th Place - Austin Ohoa of Woodlan High School
    Middle School 105
    1st Place - Brett Bastianelli of CMS
    2nd Place - Shawn Roemer of Woodlan High School
    3rd Place - Noah Warren of Perry Meridian W C
    Middle School 112
    1st Place - Sandro Ramirez of BTW
    2nd Place - Gage Grunden of BTW
    3rd Place - Ethan Pardilla of The Wrestling Academy
    4th Place - Brayden Kessler of Michigan Gold Pitbulls
    Middle School 120
    1st Place - Trevell Timmons of Lee`s beast
    2nd Place - Gerad Bott of Michigan Gold Pitbulls
    3rd Place - Ryan Thomas of Team Jordan
    4th Place - Joseph Koontz of Akron Wrestling Club
    Middle School 128
    1st Place - Jarod Swank of Penn Wrestling Club
    2nd Place - Nick Ciaramitaro of CMS
    Middle School 136/145
    1st Place - Tanner Webster of normonco
    2nd Place - Korde Weber of Vincennes Grappler
    3rd Place - Kalen Fuchs of ECWA
    Middle School 180
    1st Place - Gable Steveson of Nomad Elite
    2nd Place - DaKoda Smith of Eastside Blazers
     
    2011
    109
    1st Place - Nick Lee of MD
    2nd Place - Jude Michel of Edison Chargers
    3rd Place - Hayden Lee of Indiana Xtreme
    4th Place - Preston Mantel of Zionsville Eagle Pride / CIA
    116
    1st Place - Schuyler Phillips of Yorktown High School
    2nd Place - Ryan Hornack of Samsons
    3rd Place - Brandon James of Perry Meridian
    4th Place - Robert Lee of Kaukauna
    123
    1st Place - Mason Todd of High Performance Wrestling
    2nd Place - Josh Alber of Dakota
    3rd Place - Alonzo Shepherd of Team Jeff
    4th Place - Bobby Smith of Bishop Ready
    129
    1st Place - Nicholas Crume of Jimtown
    2nd Place - Kyle Springer of Young guns
    3rd Place - Bobby Mason of Samsons
    4th Place - Kade Kowalski of Tri-Valley
    135
    1st Place - Anthony Mchugh of CMA
    2nd Place - Tyler Ziegler of Moeller
    3rd Place - Brendon Kelley of Evansville Central
    4th Place - William Spangler of BTW
    141
    1st Place - Jake Ryan of Team Conquest
    2nd Place - Seth Batdorf of Crestview Cougars
    3rd Place - Matthew Lindsey of Moeller
    4th Place - Trevor Echartea of Elkhart Central
    148
    1st Place - Jake Faust of Lexington
    2nd Place - Zachary Wilson of Team CT
    3rd Place - Max Rohskopf of River View
    4th Place - Jacob Cooper of Spartan Lightning
    155
    1st Place - Kevin Moylan of Region Wrestling Academy
    2nd Place - Mason Manville of GUNSTON WRESTLING CLUB
    3rd Place - Jesse Goodnight of Kokomo
    4th Place - Luke Kern of Delta
    163
    1st Place - Roy Daniels of Olentangy Liberty High School
    2nd Place - Zachary Gibson of Bloom-Carroll High School
    3rd Place - Austin Neibarger of CIA
    4th Place - Austin Mccloskey of Western boone
    173
    1st Place - Brandon O`neill of Clearfork
    2nd Place - Wyatt Dye of Sandusky St. Mary`s
    3rd Place - Robert Steveson II of nomadelite
    4th Place - Michael Blum of Moeller
    185
    1st Place - Luke Schaeffer of Westfield High
    2nd Place - Cody Conrad of Heritage
    3rd Place - Dominic Fimbianti of Region Wrestling Academy
    4th Place - Lawrence Davis of Jimtown
    198
    1st Place - Payne Hayden of Massa Maniacs
    2nd Place - Ryan Wilt of Team Sehnert
    3rd Place - Toby Kirts of Brown County
    4th Place - Pete Hamm of CMA
    223
    1st Place - Logan Fischer of Portage Wrestling
    2nd Place - Dyrek Chowning of Warren
    3rd Place - Ray Stone of Akron Wrestling Club
    4th Place - Kyle Short of Norwell
    288
    1st Place - Caleb Denny of Moeller
    2nd Place - Travis Williams of Portage Wrestling
    3rd Place - Larry Carter of Warren
    4th Place - Randolph Harmon of Warren
     
    2010
    106
    1st Place - Brandon James of Lawrence North
    2nd Place - Aaron Assad of firebirds
    3rd Place - Mitchel Rogaliner of Bedford High School
    4th Place - Joshua Alber of Dakota WC
    115
    1st Place - Mason Todd of HPW
    2nd Place - Jarred Brooks of Unattached
    3rd Place - Luke Schroeder of Hanover
    4th Place - Joshua Farrell of Greenfield Central
    122
    1st Place - Ken Bade of Detroit Catholic Central
    2nd Place - William Spangler of ALL AMERICAN WRESTLING CLUB
    3rd Place - Brayden Montgomery of CIA
    4th Place - Lee Wilson of st. francis desales
    128
    1st Place - Brant Schafer of St. Johns
    2nd Place - Neal Molloy of CIA
    3rd Place - Buddy Poyner of michigan freeze
    4th Place - Brodie Scherer of warsaw river view
    133
    1st Place - Travis Barroquillo of Carroll
    2nd Place - Layten Binion of Mishawaka
    4th Place - Brian Harvey of Fighting Irish Wrestling Club
    4th Place - Joey Ward of Moeller
    138
    1st Place - Zac Corcoran of Lake Fenton
    2nd Place - Gabe Morse of Lowell
    3rd Place - Levi Rose of New Castle
    4th Place - Dakota Hook of Nelsonville York
    143
    1st Place - Brandon Howes of Pickerington North
    2nd Place - Dallas Blank of michigan freeze
    3rd Place - Joe Kieffer of Indy Southside Rebels
    4th Place - Joe Kelly of Chesterton
    148
    1st Place - Payne Hayden of Massa`s Maniacs
    2nd Place - Drake Meska of Jay County
    3rd Place - Austin Maneese of Clear Fork High School
    4th Place - Brandon Reynolds-smith of South Bend Wrestling Club
    155
    1st Place - Connor Brancheau of Lake Fenton
    2nd Place - Kyle Kinzel of Clear Fork High School
    3rd Place - Travis Curley of Massa`s Maniacs
    4th Place - Ian Ousley of Heritage
    163
    1st Place - Monterail Johnson of peru wrestling club
    2nd Place - Conner Lefever of Carroll
    3rd Place - Reece Lefever of Carroll
    4th Place - Brandon Hill of Brighton WC
    174
    1st Place - Tylan Coleman of wildcat wrestling club
    2nd Place - Ashton Brierly of CIA
    3rd Place - Jd Herst of major decision
    4th Place - Brandon O`neill of Clear Fork High School
    192
    1st Place - Garret Goldman of Unattached
    2nd Place - Chaz Gresham of Goshen(OH)
    3rd Place - Logan Raypole of Carroll
    4th Place - Taylor Pruett of Ryle Raiders
    218
    1st Place - Randall Howard of Ohio Storm
    2nd Place - Jeff Mofield of New Castle
    3rd Place - Jack Crawford of Culver Academy
    4th Place - Jacob Williamson of Ryle Raiders
    288
    1st Place - Garett Strychalski of Penn High School

    IndianaMat Hoosier Preseason Open
    6692

    IndianaMat Hoosier Preseason Open Records

    Four time champs(1)
    Jesse Mendez(2020-1, 2019-1, 2018-1, 2017-1)
     
    Three time champs(1)
    Brayton Lee(2017-1, 2016-1, 2014-1)
     
    Two time champs(20)
    Payne Hayden(2011-1, 2010-1)
    Mason Todd(2011-1, 2010-1)
    Josh Alber(2013-1, 2012-1)
    Austin McCloskey(2013-1, 2012-1)
    Brendon Kelley(2013-1, 2012-1)
    Nathan Boston(2013-1, 2012-1)
    Tony DeCesare(2015-1, 2013-1)
    Joshua Heil(2015-1, 2014-1)
    Drew Hughes(2015-1, 2014-1)
    Kyle Betourne(2015-1, 2014-1)
    Blake Rypel(2015-1, 2014-1)
    Emil Soehnlen(2016-1, 2015-1)
    Travis Ford-Melton(2017-1, 2015-1)
    Blake Mulkey(2017-1, 2016-1)
    Anthony Cassioppi(2017-1, 2016-1)
    Jacob Moran(2018-1, 2016-1)
    Carson Brewer(2018-1, 2017-1)
    Tyler Delooff(2019-1, 2018-1)
    Spencer Moore(2020-1, 2019-1)
    Zeke Seltzer(2020-1, 2019-1)
     
    Four time placers(1)
    Josh Alber(2010-4, 2011-2, 2012-1, 2013-1)
    Jesse Mendez(2020-1, 2019-1, 2018-1, 2017-1)
     
    Three time placers(14)
    Brendon Kelley(2011-3, 2012-1, 2013-1)
    Austin McCloskey(2011-4, 2012-1, 2013-1)
    Tony DeCesare(2015-1, 2014-2, 2013-1)
    Joshua Heil(2015-1, 2014-1, 2013-2)
    Drew Hughes(2015-1, 2014-1, 2013-2)
    Blake Rypel(2015-1, 2014-1, 2013-2)
    Joe Koontz(2016-1, 2015-2, 2014-3)
    Nick Kiussis(2016-2, 2015-2, 2014-1)
    Brayton Lee(2017-1, 2016-1, 2014-1)
    Travis Ford-Melton(2017-1, 2016-2, 2015-1)
    Graham Calhoun(2019-1, 2018-2, 2017-3)
    Jacob Laplace(2019-2, 2018-3, 2017-3)
    Brayden Littell(2019-1, 2018-2, 2016-3)
    Zeke Seltzer(2020-1, 2019-1, 2018-2)
     
    Champions
    2020
    109- Justin Gates of Michigan
    116- Spencer Moore of Kentucky
    123- Sergio Lemley of Indiana
    129- Zeke Seltzer of Indiana
    135- David Pierson of Indiana
    141- Jesse Mendez of Indiana
    148- Gavin Brown of Ohio
    155- Jaden Reynolds of Indiana
    163- Brayden Giannone of Kentucky
    173- Jacob Lee of Michigan
    185- Noah Duke of Kentucky
    198- Joe Braunagel III of Illinois
    223- Logan Shephard of Ohio
    288- Braydon Erb of Indiana
    2019
    109- Spencer Moore of Kentucky
    116- Cole Thomas of Kentucky
    123- Zeke Seltzer of Indiana
    129- Brayden Littell of Indiana
    135- Jesse Mendez of Indiana
    141- Logan Bailey of Indiana
    148- Austin Boone of Michigan
    155- Brice Coleman of Indiana
    163- Eli Dickens of Indiana
    173- Graham Calhoun of Indiana
    185- Joseph Walker of Indiana
    198- Evan Bates of Indiana
    223- Cale Gray of Indiana
    288- Tyler Delooff of Michigan
    2018
    109- Kamariyon Nelson of Indiana
    116- Jacob Moran of Indiana
    123- Jesse Mendez of Indiana
    129- Thomas Deck of Kentucky
    135- Brayden Palmer of Tennessee
    141- Gentry Deck of Kentucky
    148- Nate Wheeler of Kentucky
    155- Elliott Rodgers of Indiana
    163- Donnell Washington of Indiana
    173- Derek Blubaugh of Indiana
    185- Carson Brewer of Indiana
    198- Silas Allred of Indiana
    223- Kyle Cornwell of Indiana
    288- Tyler Delooff of Michigan
    2017
    109- Jesse Mendez of Indiana
    116- Gavin Ritter of Ohio
    123- Travis Ford-Melton of Illinois
    129- Jordan Ward of Ohio
    135- Matt Fields of Ohio
    141- Blake Mulkey of Indiana
    148- Kasper McIntosh of Indiana
    155- Brayton Lee of Indiana
    163- Zach Lee of Wisconsin
    173- Carson Brewer of Indiana
    185- Ashton Eyler of Ohio
    198- Thomas Penola of Indiana
    223- Cameron Sauerwein of Ohio
    288- Anthony Cassioppi of Illinois
    2016
    109- Jacob Moran of Indiana
    116- Hassan Johnson of Illinois
    123- Ryan Anderson of New Jersey
    129- Blake Mulkey of Indiana
    135- Dawson Combest of Indiana
    141- Kris Rumph of Indiana
    148- Brayton Lee of Indiana
    155- Joe Koontz of Ohio
    163- Brad Laughlin of Indiana
    173- Emil Soehnlen of Ohio
    185- Kordell Norfleet of Illinois
    198- Kavan Sarver of Ohio
    223- Diata Drayton of Illinois
    288- Anthony Cassioppi of Illinois
    2015
    109- Travis Ford-Melton of Illinois
    116- Justin Portillo of Iowa
    123- Tony DeCesare of Ohio
    129- Gaige Torres of Indiana
    135- Garrett Lambert of Ohio
    141- Ryan Ford of Ohio
    148- Joshua Heil of Ohio
    155- Emil Soehnlen of Ohio
    163- Drew Hughes of Indiana
    173- Casey Cornett of Kentucky
    185- Kyle Betourne of Illinois
    198- Blake Rypel of Indiana
    223- Evan Ellis of Indiana
    288- Gavin Fuqua of Indiana
    2014
    109- Hunter Lucas of Ohio
    116- Joshua Portillo of Iowa
    123- Cameron Lathem of Ohio
    129- Brayton Lee of Indiana
    135- Joshua Heil of Ohio
    141- Hunter Ladnier of Ohio
    148- Nick Kiussis of Ohio
    155- Drew Hughes of Indiana
    163- Dayton Racer of Iowa
    173- Kyle Betourne of Illinois
    185- Blake Rypel of Indiana
    198- Timothy Blake of West Virginia
    223- Corey Hinkle of Indiana
    288- Chris Ridle of Indiana
    2013
    109- Tony DeCesare of Ohio
    116- Tyler Ferguson of Indiana
    123- Nathan Boston of Kentucky
    129- Joshua Alber of Illinois
    135- David Bavery of Ohio
    141- JJ Wolfe of Illinois
    148- Carver James of Illinois
    155- Brendon Kelley of Indiana
    163- Sean Black of Ohio
    173- Austin McCloskey of Indiana
    185- Derek Hillman of Michigan
    198- Rocco Caywood of Ohio
    223- Seth Brennock of Ohio
    288- Chris McDermand of Illinois
    2012
    109- Rudy Yates of Illinois
    116- Nathan Boston of Kentucky
    123- Tommy Cash of Indiana
    129- Joshua Alber of Illinois
    135- Preston Bowshier of Ohio
    141- Evan Loe of Indiana
    148- Brayden Montgomery of Indiana
    155- Brendon Kelley of Indiana
    163- Austin McCloskey of Indiana
    173- Riley Lefever of Indiana
    185- Robert Steveson of Indiana
    198- Jacob Ricks of Indiana
    223- Justin Post of Ohio
    288- Travis Boyd of Ohio
    2011
    109- Nick Lee of Indiana
    116- Schuyler Phillips of Indiana
    123- Mason Todd of Indiana
    129- Nicholas Crume of Indiana
    135- Anthony Mchugh of Indiana
    141- Jake Ryan of Ohio
    148- Jake Faust of Ohio
    155- Kevin Moylan of Illinois
    163- Roy Daniels of Ohio
    173- Brandon O`Neill of Ohio
    185- Luke Schaeffer of Indiana
    198- Payne Hayden of Michigan
    223- Logan Fischer of Indiana
    288- Caleb Denny of Ohio
    2010
    106- Brandon James of Indiana
    115- Mason Todd of Indiana
    122- Ken Bade of Michigan
    128- Brant Schafer of Michigan
    133- Travis Barroquillo of Indiana
    138- Zac Corcoran of Michigan
    143- Brandon Howes of Ohio
    148- Payne Hayden of Michigan
    155- Connor Brancheau of Michigan
    163- Monterail Johnson of Indiana
    174- Tylan Coleman of Ohio
    192- Garret Goldman of Indiana
    218- Randall Howard of Ohio
    288- Garett Strychalski of Indiana
     
    Brother IHPO Champions
    Thomas and Gentry Deck(2018)
     
    Champions By State
    Indiana- 71
    Ohio- 36
    Illinois- 17
    Michigan- 12
    Kentucky- 11
    Iowa- 3
    Wisconsin- 1
    New Jersey- 1
    West Virginia- 1
    Tennessee- 1

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    Purdue Announces 2014-15 Schedule

    Sept. 10, 2014
    2014-15 SCHEDULE
     
    WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Eight home duals highlight an 18-dual slate for Purdue wrestling in 2014-15. In addition to duals against familiar foes from the Big Ten Conference, the nation's toughest wrestling conference, the Boilermakers' non-conference schedule features valuable competition from across the country for first-year head coach Tony Ersland's squad.
     
    "I think overall the schedule does set up nicely for us," Ersland said. "It's always nice to see people from other areas of the country because the wrestling varies, so I think it's good to get out of the Midwest and go see some different people. I think we'll see a lot of good individuals to help us see where we are at early on.
     
    "The amount of home duals is huge for us," Ersland continued. "We have a couple early so we can get people in the doors to see what the team is going to look like, what they are going to be, and hopefully that will capture their interest and they'll come back in February, when we have some really great competition. That's when they'll have an extended period of time to watch their team, which is what you want to build your home fan base."
     
    Purdue opens its season Nov. 14 at Cal Poly. The trip to San Luis Obispo, Calif., will be the first for the Boilermakers since 2006 and a return for assistant coach Tyrel Todd, who served as an assistant coach for the Mustangs during the 2010-11 season. Purdue will make the most of its time in California by competing in Cal State Bakersfield's Road Runner Open two days later in Fresno.
    Ersland's squad will make its home debut with a pair of duals against Northern Iowa and Indiana Tech on Nov. 23. After a one-year hiatus, Purdue returns to the Journeymen/ASICS Northeast Duals Nov. 29 in Troy, N.Y. The 16-team event features three duals, with the Old Gold and Black set to square off against Missouri, Binghamton and Old Dominion.
     
    "It does look like, from a training stand point, we get tested a little bit at the [Journeymen/ASICS] Northeast Duals," Ersland said. "Obviously Missouri is pretty tough and Old Dominion has some good individuals as well. Our early schedule gives sets us up to be able to have a really good evaluation of where we are at heading into Midlands, where we are really going to be tested and then heading into the Big Ten schedule."
     
    Three duals and a classic winter tournament are on the docket in December. Purdue hosts SIU-Edwardsville Dec. 6 before traveling to Chattanooga, Tenn., for duals against North Carolina and the Mocs on Dec. 12. Although it's the sixth meeting all-time between Chattanooga and the Boilermakers, it will be the first time they've traveled to the Mocs home mat. The 52nd Annual Ken Craft Midlands Championships in Evanston, Ill., close out the first half of the season Dec. 29-30.
     
    The nation's premier wrestling conference will be on full display as the focus shifts to the rigorous Big Ten schedule. Five of Purdue's six duals in January will be on the road, with Ersland and assistant coach Zach Tanelli making their return to Nebraska (Jan. 9) and Wisconsin (Jan. 11), respectively. The Boilermakers follow with a battle against Northwestern in Holloway Gymnasium on Jan. 16 and two days later they'll be in University Park, Pa., to dual four-time NCAA team champ Penn State Jan. 18. The final two-dual weekend has Purdue making its first of two trips to Columbus, Ohio, to take on the Buckeyes on Jan. 30 and return home for a Feb. 1 clash against Illinois.
     
    "We're hit heavy in January, so we really need to have a really good training cycle coming off of Midlands; we'll have to have a good couple of weeks of training there because we won't train as much in January, but I do like where that leads us in February," Ersland said. "There we are down to one dual meet a week and we are at home the entire month. That gives us a good opportunity to train and peak as we get ready to go into Big Tens."
     
    The three remaining duals will all be at home as the Boilermakers host Michigan (Feb. 8), Michigan State (Feb. 15) and close out the dual season against in-state rival Indiana in a Friday night showdown on Feb. 20.
     
    A 15-day break awaits Purdue's grapplers before embarking upon what could be considered the toughest tournament in the nation, the Big Ten Championships.
     
    "That stretch is huge because that's where you're looking to make another jump as a team, that's where you're peaking," Ersland explained. "You're really looking hard at your training cycles there and what you need to do because it might be that you need rest and recovery with the guys, let them get fresh and then come back and train hard. I think it's very important that you get out of February with your guys still hungry to compete, still hungry to train, because everyone knows that you make your living in March at Big Tens and NCAAs. This allows us to do that."
    Familiarity will be a key factor as the postseason gets underway March 7-8. Just one month after traveling to Columbus for the Ohio State dual, Ersland's Boilermakers will return for the Big Ten Championships.
     
    "Big Tens in Columbus will be nice because it's a close trip for us," Ersland said. "The guys should be comfortable since we have a dual there earlier in the season. They will know what to expand and how to handle things."
     
    Success at Big Tens punches a ticket to the NCAA Championships in a location all-too familiar and welcoming for wrestling, the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Mo. The three-day tournament, held March 19-21, returns to St. Louis for the seventh time since 2000. It's a place where Ersland, Tanelli and Todd have found success on the biggest stage.
     
    "NCAAs in St. Louis is always attractive," Ersland said. "We've been there a number of times so I think everyone is familiar with the layout, the setup and what it's going to be. From a familiarity standpoint, it should be good for us, there should be no confusion where you're going to cut weight or where the hotels are, things like that that you want your athletes to know and feel good about."

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    IHPO 2014 Recap

    Wrestling is a sport that can easily humble someone. This weekend I was quite humbled by what this little tournament has become. Four years ago we started this tournament with 171 wrestlers. In all honesty, I was very close to cancelling the event due to low entries. We started with four mats and some awesome matches….I was in awe of the talent there at the time. Of course that was four years ago and if you would have told me we would have 120+ state placers and qualifiers battling it out on 12 mats I would have laughed.
     
    This event has grown into more than a Super 32 qualifier. It is an annual pilgrimage to the Fort Wayne area for some great wrestling action in September. Think about that, 586 wrestlers coming to Fort Wayne to wrestle…IN SEPTEMBER!
     
    Obviously there are many, many, many people to thank for help in what this event has become.
     
    The referees: We had an awesome group yet again and they did a great job making all the right calls…well from my point of view.
    College coaches: Thanks to all those that came this way to see the great wrestling going on. It is a privilege to be able to host this event and hope to see many of the IHPO wrestlers on college rosters soon.
     
    Paul Tincher and Steve Asa: They were there for a big portion of the day taking photos. Look for them to be posted soon on Facebook.
     
    Mark Durham, Pat Culp, and Kyle Keith: The Trackwrestling gurus made my life a lot easier this year. Even when we had our unscheduled intermission they had us back up extremely quickly. They have ran more tournaments that I can even dream of and deserve a ton of credit for how smoothly it ran.
     
    Steve Saxlund and Todd Fuller of 3x Gear: These guys are first class all the way and came all the way from Fargo to set up shop. Their gear was sick to say the least. They will definitely be a permanent fixture at the IHPO.
     
    Scott Raypole: Another person who does a ton of work for this event. He does a ton of behind the scenes and organizational things that no one notices. As with the others, without him it would be extremely difficult to pull this off without him.
     
    Carroll parents and wrestlers: To say this is an awesome group of people is an understatement. They come in droves asking how they can help. The wrestlers and parents had 12 mats laid down in 2.5 hours on Saturday…even when a few of the kids were a tad hungry. As on the wrestling mat these people always rise to the occasion.
     
    Dan Ginder: The Carroll Athletic Director is absolutely awesome. He lets us use these first class facilities for this great event. He even came in this morning to help get the bouts on the TVs working better. As with everything at Carroll he is first class all the way.
     
    Trine wrestlers: The thankless job of being a tableworker with two restroom breaks and given a couple waters and small sandwich during the 10 hours. They did a great job even with some hiccups during the day. I can say there were no complaints from the kids or any coaches/wrestlers.
     
    Mark Snyder: He is one that has been there since the beginning and is an awesome concession manager. It is great when I have absolutely no worries when it comes to that area.
     
    Lastly, but definitely not least my wrestling tournament assistant director Alexis. Six years ago she had never even been to a wrestling match and now she is a tournament queen. As with other areas in life she keeps me in line and keeps me organized. Much of the smoothness of the weigh-ins can be attributed to her.
     
    Well…one last thanks, that is to all the coaches, wrestlers and fans who came to the event. Without you guys it wouldn’t be what it is today. If you have any suggestions please don’t hesitate to send them my way. We always take them into consideration when planning for next year.

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    Zach Tanelli Added to Purdue Staff

    Aug. 13, 2014
     
    WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Purdue head wrestling coach Tony Ersland has assembled another piece of his staff with the hiring of Zach Tanelli as an assistant coach. Tanelli, who is no stranger to the Big Ten Conference as a 2009 All-American at Wisconsin, joins the Boilermaker wrestling program after a five-year coaching stint at Hofstra.
     
    "I was really impressed with Zach when he talked about the importance of being in a role of mentoring and guiding young men," Ersland said. "He's got the right mindset as a coach and we're very much in line with the school of thought in mentoring. A coaches' role goes beyond wrestling. With him, it's always about the student-athletes first. It's about serving them and I have a sense that is very important to him.
     
    "Zach has had to wear a lot of different hats at Hofstra and has done a lot of different things. He's been put in a lot of different situations and scenarios during his coaching career. That's what I also like about him. His experience is going to be invaluable to us moving forward.
     
    "We now have a staff with goals and expectations for this program to take it to the next level," Ersland said. "There's no doubt that Tyrel [Todd], Zach and I are all on the same page and are going to put in the work necessary to get there. I'm excited to get to work with these guys."
     
     
    During his tenure at Hofstra, Tanelli worked his way up the coaching ranks and most recently served as interim head coach. He was the head assistant coach for the two previous seasons after spending his first three years as an assistant coach with the Pride.
     
    The former Badger made an impact throughout Hofstra's lineup, particularly in the lower weights. Tanelli coached four All-Americans in Steve Bonanno (125), Lou Ruggirello (133), Justin Accordino (149) and P.J. Gillespie (165). The Pride won three-straight Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) team titles (2011-13) before moving to the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) in 2013-14, where they placed fourth with two finalists, including the 165-pound champion, Joseph Booth.
     
    While in the CAA, seven Hofstra grapplers claimed tournament crowns under the guidance of Tanelli, including a pair of two-time champs in Bonanno and 184-pounder Ben Clymer. Jamie Franco (133), Luke Vaith (141), Gillespie (149), Ryan Patrovich (174) and Paul Snyder (HWT) were also titlists for Tanelli.
     
    Tanelli wrestled the first three years of his Badger career at 133 pounds and bumped up to 141 for his senior campaign in 2009. He was a two-time NCAA qualifier at 133 and earned a spot on the 141 podium with a fourth-place finish for All-America accolades. During his senior season, Tanelli went on a blaze, owning a 31-6 record, including a spotless 7-0 mark against Big Ten foes. He was ranked No. 1 at his weight for the second half of the 2008-09 season after winning the 141-pound Midlands Championships title and was bestowed with the Champion of Champions Award.
     
    Tanelli was a three-time Big Ten Championships placewinner and improved upon his finish each year. As a sophomore, he placed eighth at 133, followed by a fifth-place finish as a junior. Tanelli then took second at 141 as a senior.
     
    During his career at Wisconsin, Tanelli compiled an 88-31 record with a blistering .967 winning percentage. He won 44 percent of his matches with bonus points, registering 15 major decisions, 13 falls and 11 technical falls.
     
    A native of Milburn, N.J., Tanelli earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from Wisconsin in 2009 and his master's degree in higher educational leadership and policy studies from Hofstra in 2012.

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    Three All-Americans Lead Junior Freestyle

    The last day of Fargo brought home three All-Americans in the Junior Freestyle event. Kingsman Drew Hildebrandt led the team with a runner-up performance at 106lbs. Two Fort Wayne Semi-State wrestlers, Garrett Pepple and Fletcher Miller were the other All-Americans.
    Hildebrandt started out the morning wrestling in the finals against Arizona’s Daniel Vega. Vega was seeking an elusive Junior Triple Crown. Hildebrandt was close to scoring multiple times on a knee pull single, but was stymied by Vega’s defense. Hildebrandt dropped the match 12-1 to bring home the silver medal.
     
    Kendallville’s finest, Garrett Pepple was on the mat for 7th place at 113lbs. The two-time state runner-up had a very good tournament when you consider his lack of international style experience. He dropped his 7th place match to Dorian Sapien of Idaho 11-1. Pepple’s losses were to the 1st, 5th, and 7th place finishers.
     
    Fletcher Miller was the only returning Junior All-American to make his way back to Fargo this year. He also had an impressive tournament only losing to the champion, 3rd place finisher, and 5th place finisher. As a testament to how tough the tournament is, the defending champion at 220lbs did not even place this year.
     
    Junior 106 - Drew Hildebrandt's place is 2nd and has scored 7.00 team points.
    1st Place Match - Danny Vega (Arizona) won by tech fall over Drew Hildebrandt (Indiana) (TF 12-1)
     
    Junior 113 - Garrett Pepple's place is 8th and has scored 1.00 team points.
    7th Place Match - Dorian Sapien (Idaho) won by tech fall over Garrett Pepple (Indiana) (TF 11-1)
     
    Junior 220 - Fletcher Miller's place is 6th and has scored 3.00 team points.
    5th Place Match - Youssif Hemida (New York) won by tech fall over Fletcher Miller (Indiana) (TF 22-12)

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    Paul Konrath, Chad Red, and Nick Lee Finish on Top

    Konrath, Red, and Lee Finish on Top
     
    Friday was a phenomenal day for Indiana wrestling when three champions were crowned in the Cadet Freestyle National Championships. This is only the second time Indiana has had three champions in any age group and style. Back in 1993, Tim Myers, James Leavell, and Chris Snyder captured titles for Indiana. This year’s terrific trio looked solid all tournament long and wrestled amazing throughout the tougher rounds. Along with the champions, Kobe Woods finished as runner-up and Evan Eldred was 7th at 132lbs. With those performances the team placed 5th in the standings.
     
    The afternoon started off with Paul Konrath at 106lbs for Indiana. Konrath had takedowns early and late in the first period to have a 4-0 lead at halftime. With about 30 seconds left Konrath and his opponent, Ian Timmins, traded a 2 and 2 for a 6-2 lead in favor of Konrath. Another late takedown sealed the championship for Konrath and the final score of 8-2. This is his second championship as he won the USAW Folkstyle title in April.
     
    Next up was the always exciting Chad Red. Many had to wonder if there would be a letdown after beating highly touted Taylor Lamont last night. Red had a formidable opponent in Jaden Enriquez of California who was seeking the Triple Crown. Red was warned early for passivity and gave up a point for not scoring during the shot clock in the first period. With neither wrestler really threatening to score, Enriquez was up 1-0 after the first stanza. With just over a minute left Red finally finished a takedown to take a 2-1 lead. Red was immediately back in on the legs and got his second takedown with 35 seconds left in the match. He surrendered a late takedown to make the final score 4-3. Red had a super impressive tournament in one of the highlight weight classes of the event.
     
    It will probably take longer to read the recap of Nick Lee’s finals match than the actual match took. Lee was on fire all tournament long and he didn’t let up in the finals. His opponent was Jamie Hernandez of Illinois who was a surprise finalist. Lee racked up a quick takedown and three turns to make it 7-0 after about 20 seconds of action. Lee then got two more takedowns to secure the tech fall at the 1:16 mark of the first period. Lee had seven tech falls during the tournament in his seven matches. He was also named Outstanding Wrestler of the tournament with his performance.
     
    Evan Eldred of Westfield made quick work of Ryan Epps of Minnesota in getting the 11-0 tech fall in the first period. Eldred had an impressive tournament and will be one to watch this winter.
     
    Kobe Woods was the last wrestler for the Cadets to take the mat. He had his summer nemesis Matt Stencel of Ohio to battle in the finals. Woods was down 4-0 in the first period before he tied the match just before halftime. In the second period Stencel ran off 9 straight points to clinch the win. Woods had an impressive run winning USAW Folkstyle Nationals this past April, placing 7th in Greco-Roman, and runner-up in Freestyle.
     
    Cadet 106 - Paul Konrath's place is 1st and has scored 8.00 team points.
    1st Place Match - Paul Konrath (Indiana) won by decision over Ian Timmins (Nevada) (Dec 8-2)
     
    Cadet 126 - Chad Red's place is 1st and has scored 8.00 team points.
    1st Place Match - Chad Red (Indiana) won by decision over Jaden Enriquez (California) (Dec 4-3)
     
    Cadet 132 - Nick Lee's place is 1st and has scored 8.00 team points.
    1st Place Match - Nick Lee (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jaime Hernandez (Illinois) (TF 11-0)
     
    Cadet 132 - Evan Eldred's place is 7th and has scored 2.00 team points.
    7th Place Match - Evan Eldred (Indiana) won by tech fall over Ryan Epps (Minnesota) (TF 11-0)
     
    Cadet 195 - Kobe Woods's place is 2nd and has scored 7.00 team points.
    1st Place Match - Matt Stencel (Ohio) won by decision over Kobe Woods (Indiana) (Dec 13-4) Junior Freestyle
     
    The Juniors ran into the nitty gritty of wrestling this morning. Matches with podium spots at stake always bring out the best in everyone and the Indiana boys did not disappoint. After the dust had settled three Indiana wrestlers made it to the final morning of wrestling. Drew Hildebrandt will be wrestling for a national title, while Fletcher Miller will be wrestling for 5th, and Garrett Pepple wrestling for 7th.
     
    Hildebrandt started the day off with a big win over Kirk Johansen of Illinois and kept rolling with two more solid wins. In the quarters he defeated Howard Smith of Texas 8-7 and in the semi-finals he took care of New York’s Kelan McKenna 6-3. He is the second Hildebrandt to make the finals this week as his sister Sarah made the World Team Trials final on Monday.
     
    Garrett Pepple took the scenic route to placement after dropping his first match of the day to a tough Jack Mueller. He went on to tech Greco runner-up Corbin Nirschel of Kansas in the consolations to put him in position to place. His blood round match was not easy as he was down by six points in the first period, but came back to beat Tennessee’s Torbio Navarro. He lost his next match to rival Benny Gomez of Michigan and will be wrestling for 7th tomorrow morning.
     
    Fletcher Miller ran into a beast in the quarter-finals in Iowa’s Marcus Harrington. Harrington was a two-time state champ and signed to wrestle for the Iowa State Cylones. Miller didn’t have much time to sulk in his loss as he was back on the mat 15 minutes later wrestling for a spot on the podium. He made quick work of John Jayne to earn his second Fargo placement. Miller went on to defeat Patrick Grayson, but lost to Kentucky stud Austin Meyers in his last match of the day. Miller will wrestle for 5th tomorrow.
     
    Junior 106 - Drew Hildebrandt's place is 2nd and has scored 7.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 3 - Drew Hildebrandt (Indiana) won by decision over Kirk Johansen (Illinois) (Dec 6-4)
    Quarterfinal - Drew Hildebrandt (Indiana) won by decision over Howard Smith (Texas) (Dec 8-7)
    Semifinal - Drew Hildebrandt (Indiana) won by decision over Kelan McKenna (New York) (Dec 6-3)
     
    Junior 113 - Garrett Pepple's place is 8th and has scored 1.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 3 - Jack Mueller (Texas) won by tech fall over Garrett Pepple (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 4 - Garrett Pepple (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jake Stogdill (Nebraska) (TF 12-2)
    Cons. Round 5 - Garrett Pepple (Indiana) won by tech fall over Corbin Nirschl (Kansas) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 6 - Garrett Pepple (Indiana) won by decision over Torbio Navarro (Tennessee) (Dec 16-13)
    Cons. Round 7 - Benny Gomez (Michigan) won by tech fall over Garrett Pepple (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
     
    Junior 138 - Anthony Williams's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Cons. Round 5 - Jake Lords (Idaho) won by decision over Anthony Williams (Indiana) (Dec 8-1)
     
    Junior 138 - Brandon James's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 4 - Will Roark (Missouri) won by decision over Brandon James (Indiana) (Dec 10-9)
    Cons. Round 6 - Brandon James (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jake Lords (Idaho) (TF 11-0)
    Cons. Round 7 - Zehlin Storr (Michigan) won by decision over Brandon James (Indiana) (Dec 9-2)
     
    Junior 160 - Ben Harvey's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Cons. Round 5 - Weston Dobler (North Dakota) won by decision over Ben Harvey (Indiana) (Dec 11-6)
     
    Junior 170 - Dylan Lydy's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Cons. Round 5 - Dylan Lydy (Indiana) won by tech fall over Kenneth Moore (California) (TF 12-0)
    Cons. Round 6 - Dylan Lydy (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jacob Holschlag (Iowa) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 7 - Dylan Lydy (Indiana) won by tech fall over Charley Popp (Illinois) (TF 14-3)
    Cons. Round 8 - David-Brian Whisler (Ohio) won by tech fall over Dylan Lydy (Indiana) (TF 18-7)
     
    Junior 170 - Scottie Sopko's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Cons. Round 5 - Aaron Wu (California) won by fall over Scottie Sopko (Indiana) (Fall 1:40)
     
    Junior 195 - Jacob Aven's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 3 - Jacob Seely (Colorado) won by tech fall over Jacob Aven (Indiana) (TF 13-2)
    Cons. Round 4 - Jacob Aven (Indiana) won by fall over Tyler Harrington (Illinois) (Fall 5:33)
    Cons. Round 5 - Nathanael Rose (New York) won by decision over Jacob Aven (Indiana) (Dec 9-5)
     
    Junior 195 - Randy Scott's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 3 - Lance Benick (Minnesota) won by tech fall over Randy Scott (Indiana) (TF 15-4)
    Cons. Round 4 - Randy Scott (Indiana) won by tech fall over Logan Rill (Maryland) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 5 - Randy Scott (Indiana) won by fall over Cody Vigoren (Washington) (Fall 1:27)
    Cons. Round 6 - Jacob Seely (Colorado) won by tech fall over Randy Scott (Indiana) (TF 11-1)
     
    Junior 220 - Fletcher Miller's place is 6th and has scored 3.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 4 - Fletcher Miller (Indiana) won by tech fall over Clay Bispham (Oregon) (TF 11-0)
    Quarterfinal - Marcus Harrington (Iowa) won by tech fall over Fletcher Miller (Indiana) (TF 11-1)
    Cons. Round 8 - Fletcher Miller (Indiana) won by tech fall over John Jayne (Americans In Europe) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 9 - Fletcher Miller (Indiana) won by tech fall over Patrick Grayson (Virginia) (TF 14-4)
    Cons. Round 10 - Austin Myers (Kentucky) won by decision over Fletcher Miller (Indiana) (Dec 9-4)
     
    Junior 285 - Nick Joyner's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Cons. Round 3 - Mosese Fifita (Washington) won by tech fall over Nick Joyner (Indiana) (TF 10-0)

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    Fantastic Four Lead the Cadets on Day Six

    The last time Indiana had more three or more wrestlers in the finals of any event at Fargo most of the current wrestlers were entering kindergarten or in pre-school. Back in 2003 Indiana had a terrific trio of Matt Coughlin, Angel Escobedo and Alex Tsirtsis in the finals of Junior Freestyle event. This year Indiana has four in the finals of Cadet Freestyle in Paul Konrath, Chad Red, Nick Lee and Kobe Woods. Also making the podium is Evan Eldred who will wrestle for 7th tomorrow afternoon.
     
    Konrath got the ball rolling with a 1-0 match in the semi-finals. His only point was due to a passivity on his opponent. Even with the lack of scoring the match had quite a few scrambles and each wrestler was in position to score numerous times.
     
    Chad Red had lost to Taylor Lamont three times in the past year. Last year at Fargo Lamont pinned Red in freestyle and as recent as last month Lamont defeated him in both freestyle and Greco. However, today was Red’s day as he used two takedowns in the first period to garner enough to hold off the reigning freestyle national champion.
     
    Nick Lee has been a machine all tournament long and in the semi-finals he rose to the occasion against Eric Hong of Pennsylvania. Hong is a prep national champion and was considered by some to be the favorite in this weight class. Lee’s relentless pressure broke Hong midway through the second period when he got the tech fall.
     
    Kobe Woods isn’t afraid of seeking the best competition as he has had a rigorous schedule since February. It has paid off with his second trip to the national finals. He took care of Michigan’s Wyatt Harden by tech fall late in the match.
     
    Evan Eldred has gone the scenic route to the podium after losing his third match he battled back to win three matches to secure placement. He will have Ryan Epps of Minnesota in his placement match.
     
    The finals match-ups for the Indiana wrestlers will be tough as always. Konrath will have Ian Timmins of Nevada. Timmins is a Nevada state champion and won the Cadet Greco-Roman title just a couple days ago. Red will have Jaden Enriquez of California in the finals. Enriquez is looking for the Triple Crown and placed in both style last year at Fargo. He placed 4th at 132lbs in the California state tournament. Nick Lee will have Jamie Hernandez of Illinois in the finals. There is little info on Hernandez, he did not qualify for state in Illinois and was 2-2 in Greco at the Cadet Duals. Kobe Woods will have a familiar foe in the finals in Ohio’s Matt Stencil. At the Cadet Duals they traded wins with Woods winning in Greco and Stencil in Freestyle. Stencil however won the rubber match earlier this week in Greco.
     
    Years with three or more finalists.
    Junior Freestyle
    2004
    1st Matt Coughlin
    2nd Angel Escobedo
    2nd Alex Tsirtsis
    Cadet Freestyle
    1988
    1st Jeff Pease
    2nd Devon Nelson
    2nd Tim Clark
    1993
    1st Tim Myers
    1st James Leavell
    1st Chris Snyder
    2nd William Hill
    Cadet Greco-Roman
    1987
    1st Rusty Castetter
    1st Jeff Pease
    2nd Dan Wickliffe
    1988
    1st Dan Wickliffe
    1st Jeff Pease
    2nd Tony Abbott
    2002
    2nd Angel Escobedo
    2nd Shane Perkey
    2nd Chris Kasten
     
    2014 USAW Cadet Men`s FS Nationals Results for Indiana
    Cadet 100 - Alec White's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Cons. Round 5 - Alec White (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jackson Kohlberg (Illinois) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 6 - Joseph Thomas (Maryland) won by decision over Alec White (Indiana) (Dec 4-0)
     
    Cadet 106 - Paul Konrath's place is 2nd and has scored 7.00 team points.
    Quarterfinal - Paul Konrath (Indiana) won by disqualification over Drew Mattin (Ohio) (DQ)
    Semifinal - Paul Konrath (Indiana) won by decision over Zachary Sherman (New Jersey) (Dec 1-0)
     
    Cadet 120 - Joe Lee's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Quarterfinal - Dylan Duncan (Illinois) won by decision over Joe Lee (Indiana) (Dec 15-10)
    Cons. Round 8 - Kanen Storr (Michigan) won by tech fall over Joe Lee (Indiana) (TF 11-0)
     
    Cadet 126 - Chad Red's place is 2nd and has scored 7.00 team points.
    Quarterfinal - Chad Red (Indiana) won by tech fall over Morgan Fuenffinger (Minnesota) (TF 11-0)
    Semifinal - Chad Red (Indiana) won by decision over Taylor Lamont (Utah) (Dec 4-3)
     
    Cadet 132 - Noah Warren's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Cons. Round 6 - Evan Eldred (Indiana) won by tech fall over Noah Warren (Indiana) (TF 13-2)
     
    Cadet 132 - Nick Lee's place is 2nd and has scored 7.00 team points.
    Quarterfinal - Nick Lee (Indiana) won by tech fall over Parker Filius (Montana) (TF 15-5)
    Semifinal - Nick Lee (Indiana) won by tech fall over Eric Hong (Pennsylvania) (TF 10-0)
     
    Cadet 132 - Evan Eldred's place is 8th and has scored 1.00 team points.
    Cons. Round 6 - Evan Eldred (Indiana) won by tech fall over Noah Warren (Indiana) (TF 13-2)
    Cons. Round 7 - Evan Eldred (Indiana) won by tech fall over Kristofer Lindemann (New Jersey) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 8 - Evan Eldred (Indiana) won by tech fall over Trysten Perales (Washington) (TF 12-1)
    Cons. Round 9 - Hunter Shelton (Missouri) won by decision over Evan Eldred (Indiana) (Dec 21-15)
     
    Cadet 138 - Brett Johnson's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Cons. Round 6 - Brett Johnson (Indiana) won by fall over Brock Jennings (Iowa) (Fall 1:20)
    Cons. Round 7 - Demarius Smith-Terhune (Illinois) won by tech fall over Brett Johnson (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
     
    Cadet 145 - Jacob Covaciu's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Quarterfinal - Anthony Mantanona (California) won by decision over Jacob Covaciu (Indiana) (Dec 14-14)
    Cons. Round 8 - Brandon Kui (New Jersey) won by fall over Jacob Covaciu (Indiana) (Fall 1:00)
     
    Cadet 160 - Jacob Gray's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Quarterfinal - Jacob Warner (Illinois) won by tech fall over Jacob Gray (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 6 - Jacob Raschka (Wisconsin) won by tech fall over Jacob Gray (Indiana) (TF 16-6)
     
    Cadet 195 - Kobe Woods's place is 2nd and has scored 7.00 team points.
    Quarterfinal - Kobe Woods (Indiana) won by decision over Zane Black (Pennsylvania) (Dec 7-6)
    Semifinal - Kobe Woods (Indiana) won by tech fall over Wyatt Harden (Michigan) (TF 12-2)
     
    Cadet 220 - Cameron Wetli's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Cons. Round 5 - Dustin Dukleth (California) won by tech fall over Cameron Wetli (Indiana) (TF 14-2) Junior Freestyle
     
    The Junior Freestyle team got off to a great start on the first day. Six wrestlers are still in the championship bracket. They are currently in the round of 16 and will have to win two more on the championship side to secure placement. Indiana has five still alive in the consolations and they are four matches from placement.
    Leading the way are the mighty mites Drew Hildebrandt and Garrett Pepple. Fargo veterans Brandon James, Randy Scott, Fletcher Miller are also in the championship along with Jacob Aven. In the consolations are Anthony Williams, Ben Harvey, Scottie Sopko, Dylan Lydy, and Nick Joyner. Both Harvey and Lydy had tough first round matches and are battling back through the consolations.
     
    2014 USAW Junior Men`s FS Nationals Results for Indiana
    Junior 106 - Drew Hildebrandt's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Drew Hildebrandt (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
    Champ. Round 2 - Drew Hildebrandt (Indiana) won by tech fall over Noah Mirabal (New Mexico) (TF 14-3)
     
    Junior 113 - Garrett Pepple's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Garrett Pepple (Indiana) won by tech fall over Kevin Mejia (California) (TF 13-2)
    Champ. Round 2 - Garrett Pepple (Indiana) won by fall over Adam Brown (Iowa) (Fall 2:21)
     
    Junior 132 - William Bernard's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Tyler Tepe (New Jersey) won by tech fall over William Bernard (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 1 - William Bernard (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
    Cons. Round 2 - William Bernard (Indiana) won by fall over Kyle Lee (Tennessee) (Fall 3:39)
    Cons. Round 3 - Mike Hayes (Wisconsin) won by tech fall over William Bernard (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
     
    Junior 132 - Clarence Johnson's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Clarence Johnson (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
    Champ. Round 2 - Greg Hilliard (Georgia) won by tech fall over Clarence Johnson (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 2 - Clarence Johnson (Indiana) won by tech fall over Garrett Clifford (Texas) (TF 12-2)
    Cons. Round 3 - Clarence Johnson (Indiana) won by tech fall over Alejandro Rivera (Arizona) (TF 12-0)
    Cons. Round 4 - Sam Kirvis (Pennsylvania) won by tech fall over Clarence Johnson (Indiana) (TF 18-7)
     
    Junior 138 - Anthony Williams's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Anthony Williams (Indiana) won by tech fall over Austin Rasmussen (Florida) (TF 13-2)
    Champ. Round 2 - Anthony Williams (Indiana) won by decision over Nate Cromyak (Pennsylvania) (Dec 20-17)
    Champ. Round 3 - Wyatt Sheets (Oklahoma) won by tech fall over Anthony Williams (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 4 - Anthony Williams (Indiana) won by tech fall over Dylan LaFountain (Massachusetts) (TF 11-1)
     
    Junior 138 - Brandon James's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Brandon James (Indiana) won by decision over Jacoby Ward (Ohio) (Dec 8-4)
    Champ. Round 2 - Brandon James (Indiana) won by tech fall over Reid Johnson (Minnesota) (TF 13-3)
    Champ. Round 3 - Brandon James (Indiana) won by tech fall over Jeren Glosser (Iowa) (TF 11-0)
     
    Junior 145 - Kyle Todrank's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Vincenzo Joseph (Pennsylvania) won by tech fall over Kyle Todrank (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 1 - Kyle Todrank (Indiana) won by decision over Austin Waters (Wyoming) (Dec 11-7)
    Cons. Round 2 - Ronaldo Rodriguez (New York) won by decision over Kyle Todrank (Indiana) (Dec 14-11)
     
    Junior 145 - Andrew Herrin's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Caleb Crabtree (Missouri) won by tech fall over Andrew Herrin (Indiana) (TF 11-1)
    Cons. Round 1 - Andrew Herrin (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
    Cons. Round 2 - Erik Loepp (North Dakota) won by tech fall over Andrew Herrin (Indiana) (TF 12-1)
     
    Junior 145 - Dan Reed's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Dan Reed (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
    Champ. Round 2 - Grant Leeth (Missouri) won by fall over Dan Reed (Indiana) (Fall 2:02)
    Cons. Round 2 - Steven Midkiff (Virginia) won by tech fall over Dan Reed (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
     
    Junior 152 - Christian Warren's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Logan Foster (Washington) won by fall over Christian Warren (Indiana) (Fall 0:48)
    Cons. Round 1 - Christian Warren (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
    Cons. Round 2 - Jaxson Nolan (Arkansas) won by tech fall over Christian Warren (Indiana) (TF 17-6)
     
    Junior 152 - Kellen Van Camp's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Luke Fortuna (Illinois) won by tech fall over Kellen Van Camp (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 1 - Kellen Van Camp (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
    Cons. Round 2 - Kellen Van Camp (Indiana) won by fall over Adam Blees (North Dakota) (Fall 3:48)
    Cons. Round 3 - Joe Crook (Wisconsin) won by decision over Kellen Van Camp (Indiana) (Dec 8-6)
     
    Junior 152 - Bryant Haynes's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Bryant Haynes (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
    Champ. Round 2 - Bryant Haynes (Indiana) won by tech fall over Will Griffin (Arkansas) (TF 10-0)
    Champ. Round 3 - Colston DiBlasi (Missouri) won by tech fall over Bryant Haynes (Indiana) (TF 13-2)
    Cons. Round 4 - Dalton Clark (North Carolina) won by fall over Bryant Haynes (Indiana) (Fall 1:15)
     
    Junior 160 - Ben Harvey's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Bryce Steiert (Iowa) won by tech fall over Ben Harvey (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 1 - Ben Harvey (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
    Cons. Round 2 - Ben Harvey (Indiana) won by tech fall over Danny Green (Utah) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 3 - Ben Harvey (Indiana) won by tech fall over Chandler Michael (Oregon) (TF 13-3)
    Cons. Round 4 - Ben Harvey (Indiana) won by decision over Canten Marriott (Missouri) (Dec 12-3)
     
    Junior 170 - Dylan Lydy's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Spencer Derifield (Iowa) won by fall over Dylan Lydy (Indiana) (Fall 4:16)
    Cons. Round 1 - Dylan Lydy (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
    Cons. Round 2 - Dylan Lydy (Indiana) won by tech fall over Mason Mounce (Missouri) (TF 14-4)
    Cons. Round 3 - Dylan Lydy (Indiana) won by tech fall over Casey Brown (Wyoming) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 4 - Dylan Lydy (Indiana) won by fall over Kenneth Long (New Jersey) (Fall 3:35)
     
    Junior 170 - Scottie Sopko's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Scottie Sopko (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
    Champ. Round 2 - Tristen Zienkiewicz (Michigan) won by decision over Scottie Sopko (Indiana) (Dec 7-4)
    Cons. Round 2 - Scottie Sopko (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
    Cons. Round 3 - Scottie Sopko (Indiana) won by tech fall over Noah Kankoski (Pennsylvania) (TF 11-0)
    Cons. Round 4 - Scottie Sopko (Indiana) won by decision over Andrew Price (Michigan) (Dec 7-1)
     
    Junior 195 - Jacob Aven's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Jacob Aven (Indiana) won by decision over Christopher Carter (Virginia) (Dec 9-7)
    Champ. Round 2 - Jacob Aven (Indiana) won by decision over Brian Capps (North Carolina) (Dec 9-3)
     
    Junior 195 - Randy Scott's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Randy Scott (Indiana) won by tech fall over Andres Rodriguez (Idaho) (TF 12-1)
    Champ. Round 2 - Randy Scott (Indiana) won by tech fall over Donovan Doyle (Iowa) (TF 14-4)
     
    Junior 220 - Christian Redmond's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Christian Redmond (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
    Champ. Round 2 - Christian Redmond (Indiana) won by decision over Ryan Ashley (North Carolina) (Dec 13-12)
    Champ. Round 3 - Austin Myers (Kentucky) won by tech fall over Christian Redmond (Indiana) (TF 10-0)
    Cons. Round 4 - Steve Allen (Oklahoma) won by tech fall over Christian Redmond (Indiana) (TF 12-1)
     
    Junior 220 - Fletcher Miller's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Fletcher Miller (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
    Champ. Round 2 - Fletcher Miller (Indiana) won by tech fall over Mark Hussey (New Mexico) (TF 11-0)
    Champ. Round 3 - Fletcher Miller (Indiana) won by tech fall over Ben Button (Alaska) (TF 10-0)
     
    Junior 285 - Nick Joyner's place is unknown and has scored 0.00 team points.
    Champ. Round 1 - Nick Joyner (Indiana) received a bye () (Bye)
    Champ. Round 2 - Conan Jennings (Ohio) won by tech fall over Nick Joyner (Indiana) (TF 11-0)
    Cons. Round 2 - Nick Joyner (Indiana) won by fall over Jason Kidder (Arkansas) (Fall 1:11)



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