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It's been confirmed that Nick is still competing in freestyle. Everything I have heard from Penn State guys is they think he's going to be a superstar as a coach. I wouldn't mind him coming back to Indiana and taking over for Ersland someday at Purdue.

Cressell vs Miller was worth it to

How bout the number of Ohio kids and Illinois kids versus Indiana kids. Those numbers aren't good for Indiana wrestling at all.

Ben Davino vs Jordyn Raney would've been worth the price of admission.

Related to the clocks - don't have a scoreboard showing a clock that is different from the clock that is used for reviewing whether points are scored before time expires.

Only issue is don’t have HS kids running tables and not paying attention to clocks.

Good for Nick. I would be surprised if Nick didn't continue to compete through the next Olympic cycle. But I have no inside scoop, it just seems to make sense. With any luck when he does retire from competition, he will come back to Indiana to coach/develop future Indiana talent and bring with him a wealth of insight from the Sanderson coaching tree.

FREESTYLE - BOYS 16U 88: Jayland Davis – 2nd 88: Cameron Schofield – 1st 94: Aiden Driscoll – 5th 94: Kolten Land – 6th 94: Lou Keneson – 2nd 100: Traevon Ducking – 4th 113: Jensen Boyd – 1st 120: Gavin Lewis – 2nd 132: Gunner Butt – 5th 132: Braylon Reynolds – 1st 138: Chase Kline – 5th 138: Peyton Hornsby – 3rd 157: Matthew Staples – 2nd 165: Jacob Cole – 4th 175: Corinthian Tonte – 3rd 175: Xavier Smith – 1st 190: Seer Godwise – 2nd 190: Julian Burgett – 6th 215: Declan Gard – 6th 215: Camden Williams – 3rd 215: Kellen Fellure – 1st 285: Levi Oberle – 5th JUNIOR 106: Jonah Odum – 5th 106: Joseph Hamilton – 3rd 126: Dominic Brown – 5th 126: Nathan Rioux – 2nd 132: Luke Rioux – 2nd 138: Evan Stanley – 4th 144: Kyrel Leavell – 1st 144: Parker Reynolds – 5th 144: Easton Doster – 6th 150: Samuel Bustamante – 4th 150: Jayden Lewis – 5th 150: Jeffrey Huyvaert – 3rd 157: Silas Stits – 3rd 157: Mason Day – 5th 165: William Kennedy – 5th 165: Evan Roudebush – 3rd 165: Christian Arberry – 1st 175: Waylon Cressell – 1st 175: Anthony Rinehart – 6th 175: Chase Leech – 5th 215: Brenton Russell – 3rd 215: Brandon Johnson – 4th 285: Maximus Forrester – 5th GRECO – BOYS 16U 88: Cameron Schofield – 1st 94: Aiden Driscoll – 6th 94: Kolten Land – 4th 100: Traevon Ducking – 4th 120: Patrick Dowty – 6th 126: Gavyn Kemp – 2nd 132: Gunner Butt – 1st 138: Amrin Pratt – 4th 138: Peyton Hornsby – 3rd 150: Anthony Lopshire – 6th 150: Carter Fielden – 2nd 175: Corinthian Tonte – 5th 175: Xavier Smith – 1st 190: Seer Godwise – 1st 215: Camden Williams – 2nd 215: Kellen Fellure – 3rd JUNIOR 106: Jonah Odum – 4th 106: Joseph Hamilton – 2nd 113: Brady Byrd – 2nd 120: Keegan Dresslar – 5th 126: Nathan Rioux – 1st 138: Parker Culp – 6th 144: Jack Davis – 5th 150: Samuel Bustamante – 4th 165: Kevon Russell – 6th 165: Evan Roudebush – 1st 165: Silas Foster – 5th 285: Benjamin Land – 1st

West Liberty University cordially invites female and male wrestling teams to our holiday classic December 21st (male) and December 23rd (female). Compete against teams from multiple states on a college campus with a finals presentation and experience unlike any other high school tournament. We welcome teams for the female division as well individual entries. Contact Coach Irwin to reserve your spot today! SAVE THE DATE xmas tournament (1).docx

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Nice. Good Luck Nick. Hopefully he also plans on competing for at least the next Olympic cycle.

Looks like a solid field in beautiful Fort Wayne Indiana this weekend. Good luck and defend the state!

New assistant at Pennsylvania state. Takes Kennedy’s old job

3 October 2021: the day Iran went 16-0 at the 2021 World Championships Sarlak: 3-0 to reach the final at 57kg Amir Yazdani: 4-0 to reach the final at 65kg Nokhodi: 4-0 to reach the final at 79kg Yazdani: defeats David Taylor 6-2 to win Gold at 86kg Ghasempour: 3-0 to reach the final at 92kg Zare: defeats Geno 9-2 to win Gold at 125kg the greatest day in Iranian wrestling history? you have to go back to 1961 for a better day (Iran won 5/8 Gold medals in 1961 Worlds).

https://www.instagram.com/p/C7FGtq9iiFi/ Yazdani in training today. He looks good.

i wouldn't read too much into that given stylistic match ups and still have time from then until the Olympics, but those are fun matches in their own right. I'm not worried about Geno but hope Masoumi beats Taha

Indiana University Wrestling Annual Golf Outing Come out and support Indiana University Wrestling and the Indiana RTC! Get your group signed up today! Location: Cascades Golf Course, Bloomington Indiana Saturday, July 20th Check in begins @ 12:00pm Tee Off @ 2:00pm $500/Group of Golfers $125/Individual Send payments to 1001 E 17th Street, Bloomington IN 47408 or pay online at our website Golf Outing Link: Indiana RTC (totalcamps.com) For more information, contact: Brian Anderson Executive Director Indiana RTC LFTBWC@gmail.com

Indiana University Wrestling Annual Golf Outing Come out and support Indiana University Wrestling and the Indiana RTC! Get your group signed up today! Location: Cascades Golf Course, Bloomington Indiana Saturday, July 20th Check in begins @ 12:00pm Tee Off @ 2:00pm $500/Group of Golfers $125/Individual Send payments to 1001 E 17th Street, Bloomington IN 47408 or pay online at our website Golf Outing Link: Indiana RTC (totalcamps.com) For more information, contact: Brian Anderson Executive Director Indiana RTC LFTBWC@gmail.com

Yes but we can use him to see the form of the other guys like Petriashvili and Akgul in Hungary.

don't think that matters, Zare beat him 5-0 in that other tournament in January and will be the rep no matter what Masoumi does in Hungary. who else will be at Hungary at heavyweight?

Lee absolutely dominated Gilman. The Gilman we saw at the OTT's isn't the same Gilman that was winning world/Olympic medals. I'm not sure he get by Zou at the last chance qualifier. Spencer Lee is clearly our best hope for a medal at 57 kg. Zain is the reigning world champ, albeit at 70 kg. He is also our best wrestler at 65 kg. As much as I love Nick Lee, he wasn't close to beating Zain. He also had an opportunity to qualify the weight and couldn't get it done. I'm not sure Nick would have qualified the weight at the last chance. Yianni looks done, McKenna isn't a serious threat. Mendez was a handful for Zain, but again, could he have run that gauntlet at the last chance? I'm not so sure.

In Hungary tournament. UWW says he’s being sent.