Great Champions

[njbailey1981]

The field in 23 was deep, and we saw some giants fall. 

 

Who had the biggest shock/upset of the weekend?

 

Rioux taking Horn out?

Thrine taking out Frazier?

 

IMO, Hockaday, Dickman, and Thrine could all be 4-timers and cement their legacy, in a age where club wrestling is rampant.

 

Indiana wrestling is getting so good,

and all the credit goes to the boys/girls who put in the work. Well done!

 

 

Edited February 19, 2023 by njbailey1981

[Steve Smith]

11 hours ago, njbailey1981 said:

The field in 23 was deep, and we saw some giants fall. 

 

Who had the biggest shock/upset of the weekend?

 

Rioux taking Horn out?

Thrine taking out Frazier?

 

IMO, Hockaday, Dickman, and Thrine could all be 4-timers and cement their legacy, in a age where club wrestling is rampant.

 

Indiana wrestling is getting so good,

and all the credit goes to the boys/girls who put in the work. Well done!

 

 

Bollinger took Horn out 8-1 at semistate with the 1 being when Bollinger cut him to start the second period. And that was the best performance against Bollinger I saw all season. What surprised me was Rioux and Dickman both being so good!

[indypharmd]

Revin Dickman placed 8th at Ironman on 12/10, 2nd at Carnahan on 12/17 and 2nd at Brecksville on 12/30 - in 20 days... and then battle Rioux for 4 weekends straight. He definitely grew up fast his freshman year.

 

Hockaday didn't place at Ironman on 12/10, 4th at Carnahan w/ losses to out of staters, sick for Brecksville, beats Goss and Sessa at team state and then rolls through the tournament with ice in his veins for the final two rounds...