CoachJoyce

Join us for another awesome RTC Night at Columbus North! We've got all sizes and all skill levels coming in consistently. 35+ kids each week! Come get better with us on Thursday evenings from 5-6:30pm!

Tonight 5-6:30!

It was another good RTC last night with Coach Luke! Next two weeks we've got some excellent clinicians scheduled! April 4th - Derek Blubaugh - 2024 NCAA DII National champ from UIndy April 11th - Ned Shuck - Bellarmine Head Coach - their program moves to DI next year. They've got some awesome things going on down there!

Looking for an event on Dec. 7th for next season. Returning two state placers and 7 Semi-State qualifiers next year. Email coachmjoyce@gmail.com

Great RTC Last week with Maxwell Lacey! Back at it this week with Special Clinician coach, Luke Schroder! 5-6:30pm Come in and get better with us!

We have one opening for CN duals on 12/14/2024. Two pools of 4 teams with two cross over matches for placement. If interested contact: coachmjoyce@gmail.com

Columbus North will have an opening in our 8-way Duals. Two pools of 4 with two cross-over matches for placement. December 14th

Columbus North RTC is back in action this Thursday! Last RTC night we had 35 wrestlers from the area getting after it. Join us this Thursday with special guest clinician Max Lacey! Indiana RTC Resident Athlete Puerto Rican National Team Member 2020 Pan American champion 2021 Pan Bronze 2022 Pan Am Bronze 2024 CAC Games Silver 11th in 2023 World Championships Come get better this week!

Columbus North RTC will be on Thursdays beginning March 7th from 5-6:30pm for MS and HS wrestlers. Must have USAW card. Enter door 40, go to end of the hallway and up stairs, wrestling room is on the right at the top of the stairs. March 7th will be a live night. Solid warmup/drill with a lot of situational live/live goes to prep for Folkstyle State this weekend. Come in and get better!

I'm not sure the referee wouldn't be on the hook any more than they would be if they missed another call. The athlete/coach can still stop the match, just with a consequence. If the athlete is truly injured, its worth the price. To me, it reduces the incentive to stop the match unless absolutely necessary (an actual injury). I feel that is as close to an even trade for stopping the action mid-takedown or mid-turn as is reasonable.

This weekend I watched a kid signal for injury time while close to getting taken down, the ref didn't see it/didn't stop it, the kid ended up defending back to neutral (no takedown), then continued to wrestle the next 1+ minute of the match. My thoughts on how to curb some of this: Referee Injury time/stoppage = No penalty Wrestler/Coach calls for Injury time = Opponent has choice on reset (just as with a second injury time in current rules).

This is how I understood it... Granted, I had a yelling toddler at home, and atleast 2-3 other peoples yelling toddlers through the mics that people didn't know needed muted... 1. You and your allotted coaches/managers (1-3 gets 2 total bands, etc) get in at check-in. Your only seat is in the corner, but you need a ticket for a seat in the stands (officially). 2. Coaches bands are for both days, regardless of placer. Also your kids get in with their pass regardless of if they make it to Saturday.

That makes it even more impressive. Talk about grit and determination to make something happen late in the match when he was down big. I watched multiple kids melt in the finals this weekend being down by 2-3 points with a minute to go.

150 - Mason Adams of Western Boone pinned #4 Jacob Weaver of Roseville in the finals.

165 Jackson Haston CN Pinned Ethan Smith #17 FW Snider. 157 Asher Ratliff #12 CN 3-0 Dec Over KeVon Russel #11 FW Snider 3-0 126 Jason Shuey CN 5-2 Dec Over Dylan Bennett #14