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Im super proud of our Indiana Boys. I watched most matches and followed kids that I didnt know before this tournament, as High School is a new atmosphere for us. I saw everyone of these kids wrestle their Butts off, and they gave the competition the full fight. I dont think any of them under performed. They left it all on the mat every time, and I was extremely impressed with the heart they all have. Indiana is on the map. They may not have accomplished their dreams this time, but they are on the right path. Everyone of them should be proud of the way they wrestled. We should all praise them for the sacrifices and dedication they gave to fight at the Super 32. After watching these kids wrestle this weekend, I cannot wait to watch each and everyone of them this season. I am rooting for them all. From up North all they way to down south, I am proud to be a Hoosier. Hats off to our Hoosier boys.

As the monster said, due to some illness between myself and my son over the past week+ it isn't as far along as I have wanted. There will be a few late nights this week and I'm hoping for Friday sometime.

Everyone is inevitably going to make some type of weight cut in this sport, however I do agree with you Jenny that the extreme cut from kids should be stopped. Most of those guys that are cutting that much weight are probably still a top tier kid in either weight class. So why go thru the misery, and it is misery, of cutting all that weight. I can tell you from my personal experience, experience with other athletes, and with my own son, that my preference is going to be wrestle up the weight class. Feel good at practice all 5 days. Optimize that training time and let the weight come off progressively. Of course as mentioned here too, hit that weight room, because there is nothing that replaces strength at any level. I also disagree that there is no pressure from coaches and parents for most kids to make the cut and the decision is solely theirs. Maybe they are not aggressively telling them to make the cut, but not advising them otherwise when we know their decision make that cut, is a poor one, is just as bad. As Coaches it is just as much our responsibility to correct these bad decisions as it is to correct their wrestling technique.

Couldn’t agree more. It was fantastic the way the boys and parents supported each other.

not cutting weights fault, its kids not knowing how to cut weight.

Nick South finishes runner up and Silas has taken 3rd. Way to go fellas

Late nights and long drives ! Dedication ! looking forward to them - until they don’t look the way I like. Lol.

Awesome. Appreciate your hard work.

You should have been around in the 70's when the weight cutting rituals were medieval...

125- Chris Sharp over Anthony Jagel Inj. default 133- Carson Willis over Trey McCartney 8-6 133- Brandon James over Carson Willis TF 18-3 141- Mason Miranda over Logan Hurley 7-0 141- Jesus Mancera over Alex Fauber Fall 3:26 149- Noah Warren over Bailey Moore 5-4 149- Ryan Surguy over Adam Brinkman 10-5 157- Kain Rust over Tony Mosconi Fall 5:22 165- Jack Servies over Sam Osho MD 12-2 165- Trezdon O'Neal over Jack Servies 4-2 165- Jacob Schrader over Quienton Ingram Fall 1:14 174- Cameron Simmons over Matt Burns TF 17-0 184- Ike Murrell over Jeremiah Dilley Fall 1:50 184- Charlie Hill over Ike Murrell Fall 0:43 HWT- Ethan Bunce over Seth Abad 5-1 HWT- Elijah Bailey over Derrick Lewis 6-0

Littell finished the tourney in 8th washington finishes 6th Cornwell going for 5th Silas continues to battle back and is now going for 3rd

Wow what a match Carson Brewer just pulled off in OT. Tough early match against a St John Bosco kid.

Sorry, I had interpreted both questions as being linked together rather than two separate ones. Asking if anyone would equal or top Sarah’s Senior Level accomplishment and thus be the best wrestler in IN history. Sorry for the confusion if that wasn’t the case. As I mentioned previously I think Sarah’s World Silver may make her the most accomplished international wrestler we have had in IN history. But yes, Alara deserves all sorts of props for her continued success both domestically and abroad. Im glad to see we still have a pipeline of talented women coming from our state. And to go along with your post I’d say it is worth mentioning all of the international success IN wrestlers have had reguardless of the age level it occurred at.

Looks dare is a train headed from Portage / Da region to Bloomington. Angel knows where to find some tough nuts. Comes from da land of smoke stacks and iron.