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ISWA state finals hot dog review.
HornetSloan and 10 others reacted to Christopher Bohn for a topic
This past weekend I attended the ISWA event at Warren Central. I wasn't gonna do a review, but I had more than a few denizens of the Indiana wrestling scene ask me to do one. So, here I am. First, I'm not sure if these are the hot dogs that Warren usually sells, or if these are from an ISWA contracted vendor. Anyways, at first glance, the hot dog did not look appealing. It looked plucked right out of the movie "Nothing but Trouble" that starred Dan Aykroyd, Chevy Chase, and the late, great John Candy(who pulled double duty). I was ready to put buying this hot dog into my worst decisions of my life category, which includes getting married, accepting the Clockwork Orange therapy to avoid a curfew ticket, and eating a hot dog from Hanover Central. Fortunately, it wasn't that bad. It wasn't good, but, it was at least two steps above Alpo. 3 slices of pizza outta 8 Next weekend I'm going to Iowa, and on St Patrick's day, I'll be at Mooresville highschool. Hopefully the luck o' Irish will strike and the hot dog gods will gift me another outstanding experience at the home of the Pioneers. Thank you for reading.11 points -
What Leasons Are Being Taught Off The Mat
Dwilly and 10 others reacted to TightCradle for a topic
I actually feel like a lot of good things are happening off the mat. This weekend was high emotion, and that breeds tension. I saw kids that were finished staying to watch placement matches. Many of these kids weren’t from the same school, club, region or semi-state. I saw kids that don’t know each other talk and interact and support each other. I saw parents hug their kids and tell them how proud they were. I saw coaches tell a kid how much they’ve grown. I would argue there is more of that than the opposite. Bad things get a lot of attention, but I think we should focus on all of the good stuff instead. The future is bright in Indiana for wrestling. This tournament seems to get tougher every year, and that’s awesome.11 points -
If we want to dig even deeper into this point: I think our whole culture teaches us that being happy is the meaning of life. Which is all well and good. But the way happiness is defined nowadays has evolved into this: "obsessively chase what you think should be yours so you can be happy for you." That's a counterfeit happiness--it's a rigid individualism and potentially narcissism. True happiness doesn't happen on an island. It happens in relationships and in respect of community. Relationships involve self-sacrifice--the opposite of "get mine for me." As a parent, I'm trying to learn better how to teach "chase your dreams" in a way that also involves celebrating others' successes. It's tough to do!!10 points
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In case you missed it on X or the college thread: Christian Mejia from Elkhart Memorial, Derek Blubaugh from Bloomington South, and Shawn Streck from Merrillville all picked up D2 national titles last night. Mejia had finished 5th twice before, was seeded only 3rd, and was in his final year of eligibility. Blubaugh had twice been national runner-up to his finals opponent, and had lost to him 5-0 two weeks ago, but finally got over the hump. Streck picked up his second consecutive title. Congrats, guys!!9 points
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A dingo at State College, PA (April 18-20)
buttler73 and 8 others reacted to Dingo Brigade for a topic
Hey there everyone! Pardon the 3rd person description, I just wanted to give you a heads up that I will be covering the USA Wrestling Olympic Trials at Penn State. I'm briefly stepping out of retirement to attend the Trials as an approved media member and I wanted to give folks an opportunity to suggest/request questions I can ask the athletes participating, particularly those with Indiana ties. I haven't done this in the past, but what the heck! I'll have more information and articles to come, but please feel free to shoot me question ideas, even if they are ridiculous Thank you and I look forward to sharing this journey with anyone interested.9 points -
Tyler Schott of Center Grove commits to
XxFIST2FACExX and 7 others reacted to Y2CJ41 for a topic
Congratulations to Tyler Schott Congratulations to from Center Grove for signing with Bellarmine. Projected to wrestle 285. View full signing8 points -
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All-Stars Classic Duals
littleblack.backpack and 6 others reacted to Coach Mikesell for a topic
It was a great day at Mooresville for Indiana Wrestling. One high light for me was the amount of team members both boys and girls who came up to me and thanked me for having them on the team and how much they appreciated the opportunity to compete one more time. We really are producing some great wrestlers in our state and more importantly these kids have a lot of class and respect. Indiana Gold boys battled hard but came up short 37-22. Winners for the gold team were; Mason Jones Luke Rioux Tony Wood Chis Bohn Duke Myers Indiana Blue sealed a victory for our home state 35-27. Winners were: Gavyn Whitehead Griffin Sanders Carson Fettig Michael Cain Keegan Martin Tyler Schott Brady Byrd Josiah Dedeaux The girls beat Iowa 63-12, but came up short against Illinois 21-44 Double Winners for the girls were: Tola Aluka Sophia Buechner Rose Kaplan Leila Thomas Winner vs Iowa were; Tola Aluka Sophia Buechner Rose Kaplan Leila Thomas Kyra Tomlison Alexes Spaulding Kaylea Beauchamp Jaiah O'Neal Michela Clifford Portia Weaver7 points -
You can see it in the schools as well, parents coming in a cussing out teachers and principals right in front of the student. Parents are not trying to be parents anymore, in my opinion, but they rather be best friends with their kids.7 points
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What Leasons Are Being Taught Off The Mat
graham and 5 others reacted to Hereforthe2s for a topic
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What Leasons Are Being Taught Off The Mat
Dwilly and 5 others reacted to Hornet Coach for a topic
We, as adults talk about the "younger generation" and the lack of respect and accountability, and then we have people that act like this with no consequence. The mystery as to why these kids act this way is not hard to solve, in my opinion. If you want your kids to act and carry themselves in a particular manner, you must model what that looks like when things don't go your way. Kids only know what they're taught and seeing the way some "coaches" and parents carry themselves, those aren't the lessons I want to teach my young people.6 points -
Congratulations to Dillon Graham Congratulations to from Indianapolis Cathedral for signing with Bellarmine. Projected to wrestle 157. View full signing5 points
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What Leasons Are Being Taught Off The Mat
SIACfan and 4 others reacted to Wrestling Scholar for a topic
Ill point out that the bad news always gets more attention, so this isn't necessarily so. In my interactions, 99% of the time I see good sportsmanship, good behavior and people enjoying the sport. Just like our news, the negative makes a good story, but it sure doesnt mean that its the norm. Ive been around wrestling for years, and crazy ***potty mouth*** has always happened. Not sure what happened in the IHSAA event, but maybe handled wrong, but the IHSAA doesnt look kindly on stuff described. Im sure this was investigated and acted on. Guns are so prevalent, people love them, but still this is an anomaly. On the ISWa tournament, there was a lot of brotherly wrestling love this weekend. 99% of people were great, appreciative and enjoying themselves. Its like a giant wrestling reunion. Yes, there was some incidents from passionate people whose behavior could have been better. But I dont think the original poster knows the full circumstances of the situation described. I say look at all the good this weekend, kids of all ages learning sportsmanship, making friends enjoying competing. It overshadows any negative, and that crazy behavior is not anything new. Always some bad apples.5 points -
All-Stars Classic Duals
littleblack.backpack and 3 others reacted to Coach Mikesell for a topic
The Indiana vs Illinois All-Star Classic duals sponsored by IHSWCA are all set for 1pm on Sunday March 17. Come watch some of Indiana's best as they take on Illinois. The Girls team will also wrestle Iowa All-Stars. Round 1: Mat 1 Indiana Gold v. Illinois Lincoln Mat 2 Indiana Blue v. Illinois Reagan Mat 3 Illinois Girls v. Iowa Girls Round Two: Mat 1 Indiana Girls vs. Iowa Girls (weights 100-120) Mat 2 Indiana Girls vs. Iowa Girls (weights 125-145) Mat 3 Indiana Girls vs. Iowa Girls (weights 155-235) Round Three Mat 1 Indiana Girls vs. Illinois Girls (weights 100-120) Mat 2 Indiana Girls vs. Illinois Girls (weights 125-145) Mat 3 Indiana Girls vs. Illinois Girls (weights 155-235) Admission is $5. Enter door 9. Concessions available.4 points -
Tyler Schott of Center Grove commits to
blueandgold and 3 others reacted to maligned for a topic
Gotta be one of the first college signees ever from Indiana whose team didn't have a spot for him in the sectional lineup--and he's going to a D1 school. Nuts!! He's a beast. He deserves it.4 points -
All-Stars Classic Duals
littleblack.backpack and 3 others reacted to Mattyb for a topic
Man… They stepped it up and gave them gear!!!! In the past they wrestled in school gear. Sounds like a great event. Congrats to all that participated.4 points -
Brandon Johnson of Lawrence North commits to
Misty Kendrex and 3 others reacted to Y2CJ41 for a topic
Congratulations to Brandon Johnson Congratulations to from Lawrence North for signing with West Liberty. Projected to wrestle 197, 285. View full signing4 points -
Article: 2024 NCAA DII Nationals Qualifiers from Indiana
MUSKEEWRESTLER and 3 others reacted to maligned for a topic
WOW! Christian Mejia! He comes in as the 3-seed, having lost only to the top two seeds during the year. Facing the 2-seed, who beat him 9-2 during the year, he hips into a high-c attempt and takes him to his back for the pin only a minute into the match!! He's been on the podium twice before, and now he gets his shot for a title tonight! He'll face the 4-seed, who took out the top seed, and who was the runner-up at this event last year.4 points -
What Leasons Are Being Taught Off The Mat
MUSKEEWRESTLER and 3 others reacted to Ironbear for a topic
Or they come right into practice yelling at the coach when they don’t have a clue as to what is going on.4 points -
Does Indiana Wrestling Need Divisions?
MUSKEEWRESTLER and 3 others reacted to TeamGarcia for a topic
Always loved going to Muncie Central Fieldhouse or Wigwam in Anderson, New Castle . Those places was packed to the rafters for games .4 points -
What Leasons Are Being Taught Off The Mat
Keepitlegal and 3 others reacted to AJ for a topic
Parents not being removed from the facility for out of control actions is unacceptable.4 points -
All-Stars Classic Duals
littleblack.backpack and 2 others reacted to Disco for a topic
Nice after season event. And the even better thing is the person and people that put in the time to tackle the event,And produce a great organized production. The first one that I’ve been to in a while. Ladies added makes for lots of pre production organization. Good job. Hope it continues.3 points -
Team Indiana: Classic All Star Duals: March 17
RASSLER4LIFE and 2 others reacted to Coach Mikesell for a topic
It was a great day at Mooresville for Indiana Wrestling. One high light for me was the amount of team members both boys and girls who came up to me and thanked me for having them on the team and how much they appreciated the opportunity to compete one more time. We really are producing some great wrestlers in our state and more importantly these kids have a lot of class and respect. Indiana Gold boys battled hard but came up short 37-22. Winners for the gold team were; Mason Jones Luke Rioux Tony Wood Chis Bohn Duke Myers Indiana Blue sealed a victory for our home state 35-27. Winners were: Gavyn Whitehead Griffin Sanders Carson Fettig Michael Cain Keegan Martin Tyler Schott Brady Byrd Josiah Dedeaux The girls beat Iowa 63-12, but came up short against Illinois 21-44 Double Winners for the girls were: Tola Aluka Sophia Buechner Rose Kaplan Leila Thomas Winner vs Iowa were; Tola Aluka Sophia Buechner Rose Kaplan Leila Thomas Kyra Tomlison Alexes Spaulding Kaylea Beauchamp Jaiah O'Neal Michela Clifford Portia Weaver3 points -
Article: 2024 NCAA DII Nationals Qualifiers from Indiana
MUSKEEWRESTLER and 2 others reacted to Ahap88 for a topic
Indiana wrestlers take 3 national titles! Well done, men.3 points -
Article: 2024 NCAA DII Nationals Qualifiers from Indiana
MUSKEEWRESTLER and 2 others reacted to maligned for a topic
Christian Mejia!!! National champion! What a way to cap a career! Congratulations!3 points -
But in Vito's case his only 2 losses are to undefeated & 2nd seeded Ryan Crookham. Yet he is seeded behind Orine, Shawver & Ragusin who all have 2 or more losses as well & to lower ranked guys. I understand him being ranked behind Fix & Crookham but not the other three. Carr's 4 seed makes sense given O'Toole & Mesenbrink are undefeated & he lost to Ramirez.3 points
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Team Indiana: Classic All Star Duals: March 17
rrschott and 2 others reacted to Coach Mikesell for a topic
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Indiana Natives at the B1G Tournament
MUSKEEWRESTLER and 2 others reacted to SIACfan for a topic
Special Shout to Mendez! Winning the 141 Title by beating Woods & Bartlett on the way. His interview was sweet. It's clear he has bigger aspirations in mind. Here is a run down of all the Indiana native's that placed (please let me know if I missed anyone). 133 - C. Rooks 7th 141 - Mendez 1st, Lemley 4th 149 - G Rooks 7th 157 - Lee 5th 174 - Baumann 8th 197 - Allred 3rd HWT - Davison 3rd Brayton Lee could have been in the finals. He lost to Will Lewan in SV in the semifinals, but he had a TD all but secured in the final seconds of regulation. If he would have just covered Lewan's hips he would have gotten the 3. But he had Lewan almost on his back & went for that instead. Lewan was then able to scoot his hips out & square up. Hindsight is 20-20. Good luck to all these guys at Nationals.3 points -
Garrett RTC -enter door 3 start time 6-730 What's needed-USA Card What to expect-Improve your wrestling skillset and wrestle some hammers Who is welcome-Boys and Girls grades 6-122 points
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Cameron Crisp of Merrillville commits to
Misty Kendrex and one other reacted to Y2CJ41 for a topic
Congratulations to Cameron Crisp Congratulations to from Merrillville for signing with North Central. Projected to wrestle 174. View full signing2 points -
Team Indiana: Classic All Star Duals: March 17
hrtw and one other reacted to Coach Mikesell for a topic
The deadline to accept invitations has passed, so I am filling teams with people who I've contacted or ones that have contacted me. I went through and contacted all seniors who qualified for state and then went to semi-states ticket rounders. If I did not hear back within a reasonable time, I went to next wrestler. We are still looking for 113 and 120. 106: Mason Jones - Lake Central (Accepted) Gold Brady Byrd- Washington (Accepted) Blue 113: Jalen Sawyer- Kokomo (Accepted)Gold Logan Schnarr- Cascade (Accepted) Blue 120: Cameron Fogle-- Southridge (Accepted) Gold Brandon Didat-- Floyd Central (Accepted) Blue 126: Luke Rioux -- Avon (accepted) Gold Josiah Dedeaux -- Terre Haute South (accepted) Blue 132: Tye Linser Western (accepted) Gold Isaac Kuhn-- Hamilton Heights (accepted) Blue 138: Tony Wood-- Jay County (accepted) Gold Gavyn Whitehead -- New Castle (accepted) Blue 144: Colt Bollenbacher-- South Adams (accepted) Gold Griffin Sanders -- Mooresville (accepted) Blue 150: Christopher Bohn-- Munster (accepted) Gold Carson Fettig -- Hamilton Heights (accepted)Blue 157: Mitchell Betz-- Western (accepted) Gold 165: Duke Myers-- Bellmont (accepted) Gold Jesse Derringer -- Brownsburg (accepted) Blue 175: Chase Leech-- Garrett (accepted) Gold Bray Emerine -- Floyde Central (accepted) Blue 190: Elias Cressell-- Wabash (accepted) Gold Collin Casad -- Terre Haute South (accepted) Blue 215: Brandon Johnson Lawrence North (accepted) Gold Keegan Marting - Bellmont (accepted) Blue 285: Oluwagbe Orisadare -- Avon (accepted) Gold Tyler Schott -- Center Grove (accepted) Blue I attached all the information you'll need to know. Girls Roster Committed so far: 100 Kyleigh Honaker -- East Noble 105 Jacki Shackleford -- Ft Wayne Northside 110 Kylie Smith-Foster -- Greenfield Central 115 Tola Aluka -- Ben Davis 120 Sophia Buechner Terre Haute North 125 Rose Kaplan West Lafayette 130 Kyra Tomlison Noblesville 135 Alexes Spaulding -- Columbia City 140 Kaylea Beauchamp Jeffersonville 145 Josie Hause Monrovia 155 Leila Thomas Whiteland 170 Jaiah ONeal Brownsburg 190 Michela Clifford -- Columbia City 235 Portia Weaver - Monrovia Boys All-Stars 2024.docx2 points -
Does Indiana Wrestling Need Divisions?
UncleJimmy and one other reacted to Galagore for a topic
Almost tagged you several times, but I knew...you'd find your way....2 points -
Does Indiana Wrestling Need Divisions?
MUSKEEWRESTLER and one other reacted to UncleJimmy for a topic
Because most people want wrestlebacks…most people don’t want classes! Damn u @Galagore…u had to suck me in. Didn’t even realize this was a class thread thought it was for conference divisions.2 points -
Article: 2024 NCAA DII Nationals Qualifiers from Indiana
MUSKEEWRESTLER and one other reacted to Ahap88 for a topic
Merrillville has a national champion, Shawn Streck.2 points -
Article: 2024 NCAA DII Nationals Qualifiers from Indiana
MUSKEEWRESTLER and one other reacted to Ahap88 for a topic
Blubaugh is a national champion.2 points -
Article: 2024 NCAA DII Nationals Qualifiers from Indiana
MUSKEEWRESTLER and one other reacted to maligned for a topic
And Derek Blubaugh! He heads to his 3rd straight National Championship match at 197 with a heart-stopping last-second takedown and victory. He's lost the final 6-0 and 1-0 the last two years to #1 Dalton Abney of C. Oklahoma. Very sadly, that's his only D2 loss this season (5-0) and his opponent in the finals. Derek's a beast. He's got a couple D1 wins to his credit this year to go with the 2-time runner-up credentials. Here's hoping he can finally get over the hump and get the upset!! And Shawn Streck follows suit and joins the Indiana procession into the finals. He continues a dominating tournament with a 13-4 win the semi's. He'll look to repeat as national champion tonight at 285. He'll go in as the favorite against his 4th-seeded opponent.2 points -
Does Indiana Wrestling Need Divisions?
MUSKEEWRESTLER and one other reacted to rookie78 for a topic
So, has a decision been made?2 points -
Article: 2024 NCAA DIII Nationals Qualifiers from Indiana
MUSKEEWRESTLER and one other reacted to Y2CJ41 for a topic
Location La Crosse Center La Crosse, Wisconsin Event Information Page Click here for information page Schedule *All Times Central Friday, March 15 11 a.m. | Preliminaries and First Round 6 p.m. | Quarterfinals and first-and-second round consolations Saturday, March 16 10 a.m. | Semifinals, wrestle backs (seventh-, fifth-, and third-place matches) 7 p.m. | Championship finals Brackets Brackets on TrackWrestling Participating wrestlers from Indiana Wrestler School High School 133 Joey Langeman Trine Carmel 141 Evan Burge Wabash McCutcheon 165 Jesse Herrera Wabash Highland 184 Cole Cervantes North Central Griffith 184 Gavin Layman Ohio Norther Chesterton View full article2 points -
Article: 2024 NCAA DII Nationals Qualifiers from Indiana
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Mejia, Blubaugh, and Streck all advance to the semifinals at 11am tomorrow morning. All 3 are officially All-Americans. Congratulations!2 points -
Does Indiana Wrestling Need Divisions?
Galagore and one other reacted to Wrestling Scholar for a topic
Not really2 points -
Agreed. Anything that puts him in the bottom bracket. Lewis now is robbed of the benefit that the 1 seed is supposed to provide, the easiest path, he would have been far better off as the 2. Sure, you have to beat everybody, but shouldn’t have to face the guy everyone knows is the best until the final. They factored in everything but common sense.2 points
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A dingo at State College, PA (April 18-20)
Dingo Brigade and one other reacted to Disco for a topic
I’ll be the first to respond. Cool, first response. And have fun , Second response. Keep us in the loop. I will tell you that I was at the same event when it was in Indianapolis. A young guy named Rulan. Etched his name. But the bigger story was my two seats were right behind Dan Gable for me he whole event.2 points -
Did the Iowa Teske seeding nonsense swap Rooks into Nationals for Boarman?
MUSKEEWRESTLER and one other reacted to maligned for a topic
Sadly, Blake Boarman, Chattanooga (Evansville Mater Dei) 133, got put to his back and pinned when he was leading 8-0 in a match that he needed to secure a spot at NCAA nationals this weekend. Double sadly, even though he was in a good spot in the Coaches' ranking and RPI to get an at-large bid if he lost, the 133 results went haywire across the country. A full 8 of the 27 guys at that weight who earned automatic allocations for their conferences did not earn the automatic bids. There are only 6 at-large bids to be handed out, and, as it turns out, among those 8 unlucky losers, Blake is ranked 7th. He would be the final guy not to get into the tournament at 133 if the committee decides to stick to its pre-tournament assessments. Several of the other "losers" were ranked near him, and I'm not sure what's happening with the injury situation of Wells from Minnesota, so not all is lost. But it's not looking great. So here's a twist: In the Big Ten, Bouzakis of Ohio St. and Wells of Minnesota didn't earn their allocations and stand in front of Boarman in the line for that last NCAAs bid. One of the things that happened there was a seeding glitch: Brody Teske of Iowa didn't get a seed (well..automatically fell to 14th) because he won the Iowa wrestle-off too late for his information to be submitted for a seed. He takes out 3-seed Bouzakis, who falls into the wrestle backs and loses to 4-seed Van Dee. If Teske had been seeded, he would have been the #6, and he would have had a first round match with Cayden Rooks, who would have dropped a line from his given #10 to #11. Even if Cayden had wrestled lights out, he would have arguably lost that match to the hot Teske. Making a long story short...Bouzakis would have likely gotten 4th to 6th, even with how he wrestled this weekend; Teske would have placed about the same as he did; and Rooks would have had to face Van Dee of Nebraska in the Consi 2nd Round. Assuming he'd lost that match as he did this weekend (11-6), Bouzakis would have gotten the automatic bid and Rooks wouldn't have. ....And Blake Boarman would be sitting in the final NCAAs bid position instead of one spot out. Obviously, Cayden Rooks earned his spot, and Indiana wrestling fans who know his story--among whom I am one--are ecstatic. And obviously Blake Boarman put himself where he is by not finishing the job on Saturday. But what a twist of fate that one Indiana native who just lost 9-8 to another Indiana native just a couple weeks ago might have subbed in to his NCAAs spot in his last-gasp year--in part because of a seeding rule technicality!2 points -
Where is next year’s big tens at?
MUSKEEWRESTLER and one other reacted to maligned for a topic
Tentative rotation: 2024 Maryland2025 Northwestern 2026 Penn St. (brought back in after only 5 years bc of no-fan covid edition in 2021)2027 Purdue2028 Illinois2029 Wisconsin2030 Ohio State2031 Iowa2032 Indiana2033 Michigan State2034 Minnesota2035 Rutgers2036 Nebraska2037 Michigan2 points -
Where is next year’s big tens at?
MUSKEEWRESTLER and one other reacted to maligned for a topic
It's official. Northwestern in 2025; Penn St. in 2026 https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pennlive.com/penn-state-wrestling/2024/03/penn-state-wrestler-carter-starocci-earns-at-large-bid-to-ncaas-nittany-lions-to-host-big-tens-in-2026.html%3foutputType=amp2 points -
Iu At NCAA’s
MUSKEEWRESTLER and one other reacted to Ahap88 for a topic
Parity. Sorry, I'm kind of a spelling geek.2 points -
What Leasons Are Being Taught Off The Mat
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If I had a dollar for every time I heard a parent cuss at their kid this weekend, I'd have lunch paid for this whole week. Apples and trees2 points -
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Conference tournament status for our 18 Indiana natives as of 1:50pm ET: Alive for an automatic berth: Boarman 1-1 Allred 1-0 Bates 1-0 Baumann 0-1 Davison 1-0 Filipovich 0-1 C. Rooks 0-1 G. Rooks 1-1 Sollars 0-1 Washington 0-1 Willham 1-0 Barket (tomorrow) Alive for an at-large berth, but eliminated from an automatic bid: Eliminated from NCAAs entirely: Wilson 0-1 Porter 0-1 Watson 0-1 Advanced to NCAAs: Lee 2-0 Lemley 2-0 Mendez 1-02 points
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**Rankings Update** Class of 2024
Misty Kendrex and one other reacted to Y2CJ41 for a topic
Rankings will be released fully after 48 hours. If you are a Silverback you will have immediate access. Date: 03/07/2024 2024 Class of 2024 View full individual rankings record2 points