Incoming freshman

[ontherise219]

From the youth rankings. Which one of these kids will make a run at the title next season! 
 

 

Rank/ Name/ Grade/ Projected High School/ Current Weight/ Projected HS Weight

 

 

1. Landon Hawkins--8th grade--Crown Point--116--(113-120)

*MatScouts ranked HM @ 100lbs 

(2X Middle School Champ, 3rd at IHPO, NHCSA duals 9-1, 6-0 at Winter Thrones, 6th at Super32 MS division, 7-0 State Based Duals, ISWA triple crown winner,2019/2021 Super32 Runner Up, 5-3 at West Penn Duals, 5-3 at Nat Middle School duals, GRR duals 6-2, USA Nationals 6th place), National Middle School Duals 6-1

 

2. Parker Reynolds--8th grade--Brownsburg--126–(120-132)
(2X Middle School Champ, 3-2 at IHPO, NHSCA duals 8-2, SB duals FS 4-5, 7-0 at WOW Duals, 2X USA National Champ and 2X Runner Up, 6-2 Nat MS Duals, 1st, 2nd, and 6th, at Tulsa, Reno World Champ(MOW), 1st and 2nd at Flo Kickoff, Tour of America MOW, Super32 Runner Up, VAC EM gold bracket 7-3, GRR duals 6-1, NHSCA duals 10-1, Tyrant Duals 7-1, multi time ISWA champ, 4 time triple crown winner, Trinity Award Winner, WOW Wrestler of the year, GFC Runner Up) 2021 Super 32 5th Place, National Middle School Duals 7-0

 

3. Revin Dickman--8th grade--Brownsburg--90--(106)

*MatScouts ranked #2 at 80lbs

* MatScouts Junior High Big Board #42
(3X Middle School State Champ, 16U Fargo FS 5th & GR 6th, NHSCA duals 10-0, 2021 Cadet duals FS 9-0 --GR 5-3, 7-0 at WOW duals, Tulsa 15U 3rd, Tulsa Kickoff 1st, 6-2 Nat MS Duals, 2nd @ Super32 MS division, 2020 WOW Trinity Award Winner, 2X Tulsa Champ, 2X Reno Worlds Champ, Tulsa Kickoff Champ, 8-0 at Olympic club duals, McDonogh Duals 8-1, Tyrant duals 7-1 and 8-0, VAC gold 9-1 EM gold, Wildwood duals 8-0, NHSCA duals 11-0, SB duals GR 8-0 and FS 7-2, multi time ISWA triple crown winner) 2021 Super 32 6h Place, National Middle school Duals 6-1

  

4. Nate Rioux--8th grade--Avon--88--(106)
(2X Middle School State Champ, Fargo 16U FS 7th, 2021 SB duals FS 7-1 --GR 5-0, U15 Greco 6th, 3-5 Nat MS Duals, 2X Tulsa champ, VAC 8-2 EM gold, Tulsa Kickoff Champ-MOW, Reno Worlds Champ, Trinity Award Winner, USAW Nationals 1st & 3rd, Wildwood Duals 6-2, Central Regional Champ, Preseason nationals Runner Up, GRR duals 9-0, Indy Nationals Champ,  multi time ISWA and triple crown winner), National Middle school Duals 7-1

 

5.  Evan Stanley--8th grade--Lowell--110–(120-132)
(2X Middle School State Champion, 4-2 at IHPO, NHSCA duals 6-0, Tulsa Kickoff 3rd, Reno Worlds Runner Up, 6-0 state based duals, Rocky Mountain Nat Champ, USA Nationals 1st, 1st & 3rd, Tyrant Duals 8-0(OW), 5-0 at the Wild duals, VAC 10-0 EM silver, Dominate the Dells Champ, NUWAY Nationals 1st & 3rd, GFC Champ, Winter Nationals 1st, 3rd, & 4th, Joel Tholl Elite Champ, multi

 

7. Kyle Harden--8th grade--Cathedral--165--(170-195)
(Middle School State Champion, USAW FS and GR runner up, Tulsa Kickoff Champion, 2nd and 5th at Tulsa, VAC 9-1 EM gold, AAU duals 8-0, Wildwood duals 8-0, NHCSA duals 10-1, USA Nationals 1st & 4th, NUWAY Nationals champ, Indy Nationals Champ, Winter nationals Champ, multi time ISWA state triple crown winner), National Middle school Duals 6-1

 

 8. Clinton Shepherd--8th grade--West Central--100--(106-120)

(5-2 at IHPO, Tulsa 12U 2nd, NHSCA duals 6-0, 8-0 at the Bear Duals(OW), 6-2 Nat MS Duals, BlueGrass Nat Duals, 6-0 Supreme Killer Duals, 5-0 at Sparty Duals, 7-1 GRR duals, 3rd at NUWAY Nationals, 7-0 Mat Mayhem duals, 3rd and 5ht at Indy Nat, ISWA state champ) * 2021 Super 32 3rd place (coin flip), National Middle school Duals 5-2

 

 9. Jeffrey Huyvaert--8th grade--New Prairie--125--(106-120)

(Middle School State Champion, 5-2 at IHPO, NHSCA duals 3-3, ISWA State Champ, 6-2 Nat MS Duals, 5-0 Dixie Nat Duals, 6-0 Sparty Duals, 5th & 7th Preseason Nat), Super 32 5^th,  National Middle school Duals 6-1

 

 10. Miguel Rojas--8th grade--Brownsburg--165--(152-182)

(Middle School State Champ, NHSCA duals 7-3, FS duals 6-3, 2X Tulsa 12U Champ, USA National 1st & 7th, Tulsa Kickoff 12U 1st, 4-0 at MS duals, Liberty Nat Champ, Dixie Nat Champ, 7-0 Mat Mayhem duals, 6-0 Sparty duals, ISWA triple crown winner) 2021 Super 32 6th Place, National Middle school Duals 4-3

 11. Landen Haines--8th grade--Brownsburg--102--(106)

(2X Middle School State Champion, 3-2 at IHPO, NHSCA duals 3-3, 5-3 at MS Heartland Duals, 5-2 Nat MS Duals, VAC 10-0 EM copper, 6-2 at Nat Middle School duals, runner up at central regional, Wildwood Duals 6-2, 5-0 at NUWAY duals, 4th at NUWAY Nationals, 1st and 6th at Indy Nationals, 2X ISWA state champ)

  12. Layne Horn--8th grade--Rochester--90--(106)

(Middle School State Champion, NHSCA duals 6-0, 6-2 at MS Heartland Duals, ISWA State Champ, 6-0 at Winter Thrones, 6-1 GRR Duals, Indy Nat Champ, 5-0 Dixie Nat Duals, 8th Preseason Nationals), National Middle school Duals 4-3

 13. Gavin Lewis--8th grade--Hobart--90--(106-120)

(Middle School State Champion, 8-0 at MS Heartland Duals, 6th & 7th at USA Nationals, 1st, 3rd, 4th, & 4th at Indy Nationals), National Middle school Duals 7-2

 16. Jackson Bradley--8th grade--Cowan--108--(113-126)

(1^st, 3rd and 5th at Middle School State, Indy Nat 1st, 5th, & 5th, 7th at NUWAY Nat)

  17. Griffin Van Tichelt--8th grade--Crown Point--106--(106)

(4^th and 5th at Middle School State, 6th at USA Nationals, 4-0 at MS Duals, 5-0 Sparty Duals, mult time ISWA State Champ)

22. Peyton Schoettle--8th grade--Greenwood--75--(106)

(Runner Up at Middle School State, 8-0 at MS Heartland Duals, multi time ISWA state champ, 2nd at Indy Nationals, 5-3 at West Penn Duals, 7-1 at Mat Mayhem, 4-1 at Winter Thrones)

 23.  Sonny Sessa--8th grade--Crown Point--106-(106-113)

(3rd at Middle School State, 3-2 at IHPO, NHSCA duals 3-1, 3-1 at MS Duals)

25. Tommy Gibbs--8th grade--Brownsburg--112--(120-132)

(2^nd,3rd & 3rd at Middle School State, 7-1 at West Penn Duals, 5-2 at GRR duals, 5-0 at Full Throttle Duals, 5-1 at Sparty Duals), National Middle school Duals 5-2

 26. Elijah Broady--8th grade--Mt. Vernon--97--(106-113)

(4th & 5th at Middle School State, USA Nationals GR 4th & 7th and FS 7th, 2X Central Regional GR Champ, 5-0 at state duals, Indy Nat 2nd & 4th)

28. Tylin Thrine--8th grade--New Castle--114--(113-126)

(3^rd , 5th & 8th at Middle School State, NHSCA duals 4-2, 2nd, 2nd, & 7th at Indy Nationals)

 33. Dominic Brown--8th grade--Greenwood--114--(113-132)

(3^rd at Middle School State, 14U FS duals 7-2 GR 7-1, ISWA GR state champ, BoroBrawl Nat Champ, 2nd at Indy Nationals, 4-1 at ISWA FS duals)

 35. Asher Ratliff--8th grade--Columbus North--134--(138-152)
(6th & 7th at Middle School State, 5-3at MS Heartland Duals, GRR duals 7-1, 5-3 at West Penn Duals, Indy Nationals 1st, 3rd, & 4th, AAU duals 4-2, 2X ISWA state champ) National Middle school Duals 5-2

[ontherise219]

Shout out to @MScholar for great rankings! 
 

i know there are also some back ups and injuries that will make a run next year too 

[TeamGarcia]

#TheCounty is bring in 

 
 

AND I

LO VE It ! 
 

[ontherise219]

You aren’t wrong but that is a lot of guys to fit in to not a lot of spots 

[crosstownrivals]

Vincent Freeman Penn 160. Pinned his way through MS state. 

[TeamGarcia]

15 minutes ago, ontherise219 said:

You aren’t wrong but that is a lot of guys to fit in to not a lot of spots 

Psssss… Don’t believe everything you read  on those projected weights . Needs to be updated . 
 

 

[ontherise219]

18 minutes ago, crosstownrivals said:

Vincent Freeman Penn 160. Pinned his way through MS state. 

How high of a ranking does he need for some tickets asking for a friend 

[Cmoney125]

1 minute ago, ontherise219 said:

How high of a ranking does he need for some tickets asking for a friend 

Lol. While funny, the kid is actually pretty good.

[ontherise219]

He had a great showing at ihswca. He will be a force in that Penn room 

[M109R]

51 minutes ago, crosstownrivals said:

Vincent Freeman Penn 160. Pinned his way through MS state. 

We need about 4 more of him in the upper weights , LOL

[Guest]

Stanely - going to CP or Mt.Carmel ?

 

 

[navy80]

I found results that Hawkins beat Hockaday. What other middle schoolers beat state placing high schoolers?

[TeamGarcia]

10 minutes ago, navy80 said:

I found results that Hawkins beat Hockaday. What other middle schoolers beat state placing high schoolers?

Parker Reynolds was beating HS Seniors last year at Ohio All Stars National Duals .  
 

sorry let me rephrase that, Hammering ! 

Edited February 20, 2022 by TeamGarcia
Hammering

[M109R]

29 minutes ago, navy80 said:

I found results that Hawkins beat Hockaday. What other middle schoolers beat state placing high schoolers?

I was saying in another thread how good CP's upper weights are going to be next year , but the lower weights with Hawkins,Jendreas,Frazier,Cruz and Bahl will be just as good . 

[ontherise219]

Pretty accurate list some of the guys are still in middle school but @MScholarwas on it 

[Thor]

Either he missed several of those grades, or a lot of high end guys redshirted

[Chris Cooper]

13 minutes ago, Thor said:

Either he missed several of those grades, or a lot of high end guys redshirted

I will never understand the fear some parents have for their kids to compete vs kids their own age.

[navy80]

What happened to L. Hawkins? ranked #1 here but don't see any results for CP. 

Injury, JV, redshirt? 

[JORVILLE]

27 minutes ago, Chris Cooper said:

I will never understand the fear some parents have for their kids to compete vs kids their own age.

I’m pretty sure hold backs happen every year for different reasons. Brownsburg and CP both considered the top two teams in the state and line up is filled with kids held back. Most of them I wouldn’t say afraid as wrestled across the country against top kids for many years. Most have competed at IHPO as youngest kid there or on dual teams . I can’t speak for everyone on their reasons just my opinion. But the rules of the state are have to be 19 or under to compete and know they all fall into tHat

[navy80]

8 minutes ago, JORVILLE said:

I’m pretty sure hold backs happen every year for different reasons. Brownsburg and CP both considered the top two teams in the state and line up is filled with kids held back. Most of them I wouldn’t say afraid as wrestled across the country against top kids for many years. Most have competed at IHPO as youngest kid there or on dual teams . I can’t speak for everyone on their reasons just my opinion. But the rules of the state are have to be 19 or under to compete and know they all fall into tHat

I totally get holding kids back. I graduated at 17 and looking back, wish I would have started school later.

 

It's a bad PR look to hold a kid back in middle school. Why not in 2nd grade? 5th grade?

[CookieMonster99]

My son will be 17 his entire Senior year. We considered a hold back, but ultimately went ahead and sent him into high school anyway. He's currently a 14 year old freshman with a 22-11 record, Sectional Champ and Regional Runner-Up. Holding him back would have gained some competitive edge going into next season for sure. But we considered his maturity and intelligence and realized that holding him back would only stall his progress. We pushed him head first into the fire, and he is gaining valuable life lessons because of it. The adversity he is experiencing and overcoming will only help him in life after high school. 

[mdtodd]

Indiana is slowly turning into Ohio in this matter. And I understand the rules of 19 and under but I have a Junior that could be held back twice and still meet that rule. Does that mean I should? He has kids who started in his grade now one or even two grades below him. That’s wild! And there’s no denying it will or does pay off in MS and HS but doesn’t always pay off in the off season or college. It’s just a weird approach to life. To each their own. 

[JORVILLE]

7 minutes ago, navy80 said:

I totally get holding kids back. I graduated at 17 and looking back, wish I would have started school later.

 

It's a bad PR look to hold a kid back in middle school. Why not in 2nd grade? 5th grade?

That would be a question for everyone who has done it and I’m sure the answers would be different as everyone has a different situation. I have 3 kids one of started her senior year currently as a 16 year old and that was for different reasons also. I’m sure some are for grades, size, etc as list can go on. I also don’t think you can hold back in 3rd grade and say it’s for size as kids grow and different times. I’m sure a Bantam 60 pound bracket 6 years later will have kids who are barely 100 and some 180. 

[tigrreapr56]

There are 3 level to this:

- kid is in school early (Graduate at 17)

- kid is in school in the optimal grade (Graduate at 18)

- kid is in school and can not repeat grade and compete (hold-back) (Graduate at 19)

 

There are about 10 different variables that go into parents holding their kids back.  Some parents weight variables higher than others!  There is no right answer, but simply what is BEST for the kid!

 

Every situation is different! 

 

In my situation, my son was put in school too early (category 1 on this list).  In the 2nd grade he was doing poorly on the educational pillars (Math and Reading).  So after winter break, we decided for him to be put back in the 1st grade putting him, using my verbiage, in the optimal grade.    Optimal may not be the best term to use in this situation, just what i came up with.

 

Again, every situation is different.  As a parent who has worked in schools for over the last 24 years as a coach and/or staff member, I see parents (especially males) putting their kids in school later more than in the past.

 

Best wishes to all!

[XCard]

1 hour ago, tigrreapr56 said:

There are 3 level to this:

- kid is in school early (Graduate at 17)

- kid is in school in the optimal grade (Graduate at 18)

- kid is in school and can not repeat grade and compete (hold-back) (Graduate at 19)

 

There are about 10 different variables that go into parents holding their kids back.  Some parents weight variables higher than others!  There is no right answer, but simply what is BEST for the kid!

 

Every situation is different! 

 

In my situation, my son was put in school too early (category 1 on this list).  In the 2nd grade he was doing poorly on the educational pillars (Math and Reading).  So after winter break, we decided for him to be put back in the 1st grade putting him, using my verbiage, in the optimal grade.    Optimal may not be the best term to use in this situation, just what i came up with.

 

Again, every situation is different.  As a parent who has worked in schools for over the last 24 years as a coach and/or staff member, I see parents (especially males) putting their kids in school later more than in the past.

 

Best wishes to all!

Very well written. Situations are different from everyone. Wish the best of luck to all the athletes in this sport that compete and gain the valuable life lessons that come along with it.