Ian Heath

My picks for champs at every weight. These are all nothing more than my personal opinion and are not intended to offend anyone in any way. 106: Sam Goins (Crown Point) 113: Alex Cottey (Perry Meridian) 120: Zeke Seltzer (Cathedral) 126: Brayden Littell (Center Grove) 132: Raymond Rioux (Avon) 138: Jesse Mendez (Crown Point) 145: Logan Bailey (Cathedral) 152: Elliot Rodgers (Cathedral) 160: Cooper Nohre (Greenfield Central) 170: Graham Calhoun (Plymouth) 182: McCartney Parkinson (Evansville Mater Dei) 195: Silas Alred (Shenandoah) 220: Brayden Erb (Western) 285: Holden Parsons (Cathedral)

Or Gavin Alstott at 126

No Logan bailey at 145

How bout the 2004 Griffith team w Escobedo tsirtsis and Hernandez

Let the big dogs eat... you get what you work for

Burns is a wildcard at 120 but I don't see him beating standridge... Zane is pretty tough and I think he will be competing for a state placement this year

Moreno over peele and Tirana

I think Huntington north can make a good run at the title but Leo, Belmont , and new haven could all take it depending on how wrestle backs goes

Who isn't wrestling this weekend?

106- Preston Tuesch (Huntington North) 113- Kade Zadylak (Norwell) 120- Ian Heath (Leo) 126- Jacob Hall (Huntington North) 132- Ricky Haught (Huntington North) 138- Tanner Stacy ( East Noble) 145- Jon Ruble (Belmont) 152- Konner Bender (New Haven) 160- Hunter Reed (Columbia City) 170- Caden Friedt (Belmont) 182- Jonyvan Johnson (New Haven) 195- Charlie Agnue (Huntington North) 220- Jayden Elwood (Leo) 285- Luke Watson (New Haven) heres a link to the brackets: http://www.trackwrestling.com/tw/predefinedtournaments/MainFrame.jsp?newSession=true&loadBalanced=true&sport=wrestling&TIM=1516290161595&pageName=&ie=false&frameSize=643