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2 hours ago, Fabio Jr. said:

THEY ARE TRAITORS DO NOT LAUD THEM!


(clearly a joke Indiana doin it out here) 

How many Indiana Natives have medaled at the Olympics, I know Sarah has once and i dunno if we can take credit for gable.Im sure Im missing some older guys cause im not even 1% of TAE so i wont know 

If only there was a website
https://indianamat.com/index.php?/history/worlds.html/

2021 Kayla Miracle- Culver Academies
Event: Olympic Womens Freestyle Championship
Weight: 62kg
Place: 12th

2021 Sarah Hildebrandt- Penn
Event: Olympic Womens Freestyle Championship
Weight: 50kg
Place: 3rd

2021 Stevan Micic- Hanover Central
Event: Olympic Freestyle Championship
Weight: 57kg
Place: 14th

1988 David Butler Muncie Northside
Event: Olympic Greco-Roman Championship
Weight: 74kg
Place: Qualifier

1976 Pete Lee- Muncie Central
Event: Olympic Greco-Roman Championship
Weight: 100kg
Place: 5th

1936 Richard Voliva- Bloomington South
Event: Olympic Freestyle Championship
Weight: 79kg
Place: 2nd

3 minutes ago, Fabio Jr. said:

 

I have Jim Wiesjahn Blood in me Joe you know I cant abide by cubs fandom

 

Time for a blood transfusion.

1 hour ago, Fabio Jr. said:

The Cubs Fandom is just tragic

The White Sox are already mathematically eliminated from the play-offs even before the A's. Right @Kyle Ayersman?

1 hour ago, Jcjcjc said:

Merrillville semi state bringing the Olympians

After the state finals I thought they gave up on wrestling over there.

You are forgetting Mr. Stevan Micic and Ashton Mutawa who also qualified for the Olympics.

Wrestlers from all over will converge upon State College, Pennsylvania Friday and Saturday for one of 18 coveted spots on the Olympic team. Seven wrestlers with Indiana ties will look to call themselves Olympians after the dust settles on Saturday evening.

Men's Freestyle
At 65kg there are two entries from Indiana in Nick Lee and Jesse Mendez. Lee is coming in as the top seed, while Mendez is the 11th seed. This weight is not qualified for the Olympics yet, so the winner here will go to Turkey with hopes of getting a qualifying spot. Lee won the spot last year and wrestled at Worlds, but did not qualify the spot. He potentially see Penn State teammate Beau Bartlett or 2023 NCAA champ Andrew Alirez to make the best of three finals.

Moving up to 97kg we will see Christian Carroll attempt to make the team. He qualified at the Last Chance Qualifier a couple weeks ago and slots in as the 9th seed. He will have Iowa's Anthony Cassioppi in the first round with the winner getting former Olympic medalist J'den Cox in the quarters.

At heavyweight Mason Parris will sit out until the finals on Saturday. He will away the challenge tournament winner in a best of three series due to winning a bronze medal at last year's world championships. It will be very fitting to see Parris in Paris this summer.

Women's Freestyle
Three wrestlers will look to earn spots on the team in Women's Freestyle. All of the women's weights are qualified for the Olympics which means winning here will get you a trip to Paris. At 50kg the Queen of Granger Sarah Hildebrandt will be sitting out until Saturday's best of three finals. She has medaled multiple times on the world stage and looks to make her second Olympic team. 

Kayla Miracle will be in the best of three series at 62kg awaiting the winner of the challenge tournament. She was an Olympian in 2021 and qualified the weight again for the Olympics at the Pan Am qualifier.

Lastly, Yorktown's Alara Boyd will look to earn a spot at 68kg. She comes in as the 5th seed in the challenge tournament. She has multiple world medals and will be a threat to make the best of three series against Amit Elor.

Schedule

Friday, April 19
Session 1: 10:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Challenge Tournament: Preliminaries, Quarterfinals and Consolation Rounds* 
(ALL STYLES AND WEIGHTS)
*All championship matches will wrestle prior to consolation rounds

Session 2: 6:30 PM - 10:00 PM
Challange Tournament: Semifinals and Finals
(ALL STYLES AND WEIGHTS)

Saturday, April 20
Session 3: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Final 2 out of 3 Championship Series Round 1**
**Weights not currently qualified for the Olympics will wrestle match 2 in this session
Challenge Tournament: Consolations, Consolation Semi-finals, 3rd place and True 3rd (if needed)
(ALL STYLES AND WEIGHTS)

Session 4: 6:30 PM - 10:00 PM
Final 2 out of 3 Championship Series Round 2**
**Weights not currently qualified for the Olympics will wrestle match 3 at beginning of session (if needed)
Final 2 out of 3 Championship Series Round 3 (If Needed)

How to Watch
On Peacock and USA
https://www.themat.com/news/2024/april/16/how-to-watch-live-u-s-olympic-team-trials-wrestling-live-on-peacock-and-usa-network

Brackets

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7 hours ago, Legridn said:

I’m trying to get the 2002 finals,  had it on VHS but can’t find it now .  My kids don’t belive I ever wrestled there until I can provide video evidence. 

What is VHS?

Here is the IHSAA's library

https://www.myihsaa.net/store/products?category=28

It has 2002, but no 1976

2 hours ago, JMILL said:

Since this new area is becoming a booming wrestling section of the state I have decided to take a visit to the Caprino @Y2CJ41 home on Sat for an "un-official" visit for a potential landing spot for a future hammer.  Reporting no names but this kid has been previously Frepan/Seymour trained

MSCGA

Make the Super Chargers Great Again

1 hour ago, TripleB said:

 

Middle School State Champ DoubleB to Ft Wayne and @Y2CJ41 becomes his new Daddy

Finally a tall kid in the family! 

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Schedule of Events
Friday, April 12
10:00am- 2:30pm
U23 Women and U17 Girls
Session 1 – Preliminaries, Quarterfinals, and Consolation

3:30pm – 7:30pm
U23 Women and U17 Girls
Session 2– Quarterfinals, Semifinals, and Consolation

Saturday, April 13
10:00am to 1:00pm
U23 Women and U17 Girls
Best 2 out of 3 Championship Finals and 3rd, 5th, 7th place matches

10:00am – 1:00pm
Session 3 Preliminaries, Quarterfinals, and Consolation

2:00pm to 8:00pm
U20 Women
Session 4 Preliminaries, Quarterfinals, Semifinals, and Consolations

2:00pm – 6:00pm
14U Girls
Session 4 – Semifinals, Consolations & All Medals

Sunday, April 14
10:00am – 4:00pm
U15 Women
Session 5 – Preliminaries, Consolations, All Medals, & Best 2 out of 3 Finals

10:00am- 1:00pm
U20 Women
Session 5 – Consolation, Consolation-Semi, Best 2 out of 3 Finals and Placements

10:00am – 3:00pm
8U, 10U, 12U Girls
Session 5 – Preliminaries, Consolations & All Medals

Entries from Indiana
 

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We will still claim them as Fort Wayne kids for statistical purposes.

Brackets
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Schedule

Friday April 5th

8:00am- Boys Freshman, Boys Sophomore, and HS Girls Divisions 
Wrestle up to Quarterfinals 
All consi bracket competition will begin Saturday April 6th

1:00pm- Boys Junior and Boys Senior Divisions
Wrestle up to Quarterfinals 
All consi bracket competition will begin Saturday April 6th

Saturday April 6th

8:00am- Boys Freshman, Boys Sophomore, and HS Girls Divisions CONSI Bracket Competition 
All High School Divisions will wrestle up to the placement matches (1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th)

12:00pm- Boys Junior and Boys Senior Divisions CONSI Bracket Competition 
All High School Divisions will wrestle up to the placement matches (1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th)

2:00pm- All High School Division Quarterfinals

4:00pm- All High School Division Semifinals  

Sunday April 7th

8:00am- All High School Division 3rd, 5th, and 7th medal matches 
8:00am- Middle School wrestling begins 
10:00am- All High School Division Finals 
 

Seeded Indiana Wrestlers

Easton Doster #7

Lucas Szymborski #6

Parker Reynolds #6

Seer Godwise #9

Evan Stanley #1

Lucas Boe #1

Miguel Rojas #5

Participants from Indiana

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He was a semi state qualifier for Indian Creek beating freshman Tristan Ruhlman at sectional.

Indiana State Legends

9 minutes ago, Jcjcjc said:

Ben Askren will be the clinician.

Who is he?

57 minutes ago, SIwrestling said:

While I would absolutely love the single point of contact for inbounds, it can create madness for us refs due to majority of high school mats being smaller (on the outside) than college mats. I won't complain if they make that change as the current out of bounds rules are insane right now. 

They just need to clarify what a "point of contact" is, instead of making it more complicated than brain surgery. 

On 3/29/2024 at 7:35 PM, piscis1956 said:

Ft.Wayne native and Indiana St. alum David Eric Doster played baseball at New Haven High School and Indiana State University before playing 13 seasons of professional baseball.  He mostly played at the AAA level but also parts of two seasons at the major league level as well as playing some in the Japanese and Mexican leagues.  May be a stretch to list him above Larry Bird, Bruce Baumgartner, and Kurt Thomas though.  

 

Until I get an autographed Larry Bird card, Doster is ahead of him.

They are usually really tight lipped on changes. These were all in the survey, which is likely where he got these. While I would love these changes, I would be surprised if they pass all three of those changes in the same year.

3 minutes ago, AndyStJ said:

As they said (not seriously) in the video, Virginia should be top tier because they have more state champions than anyone. It almost makes sense until you actually think about it.

That was sarcasm, Pyle is from Virginia and coached there.

14 hours ago, Thor said:

Ugh, it is two weeks til tax day, I don't think I have the energy for this right now..... 

 

But I looked it up anyway, and my gosh their websites and state brackets stress me out. Even if they had a GeorgiaMat it would be hell figuring that system out. Still can't figure out what the order is from biggest to smallest. Caleb Henson was 5A, which helps me none. 

 

Either way, 7 is way too many divisions. Georgia had 1246 state qualifiers this year! That's insane! I just want two classes, or more qualifiers with wrestlebacks. 

Georgia, Arizona, and Virginia love having as many classes as possible. I can't even imagine trying to rank seven classes of wrestling, that would be a disaster.

12 hours ago, maligned said:

Forgot Iowa. They're the #1 per capita producer of top-level talent, despite the small numbers. California is second-tier in per capita talent, but the sheer numbers are big. Colorado and Florida are in the second tier discussion too despite not being in the wrestling belt, and Nebraska is top 10 in per capita talent.

Iowa definitely in the second tier. Colorado, Nebraska, and Florida are on the back end of tier 2 or the top of tier 3, they aren't consistent enough to be considered in tier 2.

We aren't doing the per capita stuff though. Per capita is the way Iowa justifies being relevant.

The top tier(in somewhat order)

Pennsylvania
Ohio

California
New Jersey
Illinois

Second tier(not too much order)
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Indiana
Oklahoma
Missouri
New York
Georgia(sneaking up there)

Look at NCAA qualifiers and All-Americans, Junior/16U/14U Duals results, Super 32 results, etc and you'll see most of these states in the mix. The second tier has good runs, then small lulls at times.

20 minutes ago, Mattyb said:

I would put Michigan behind us, but not that far. They got dudes in high school and great college wrestling. 

Recently Indiana has been better than Michigan, but over the course of 10-15 years Michigan is slightly ahead.

That's correct, there is a clear cut separation from the top five or six states and Indiana along with the other second tier states.

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