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  1. Rankings will be released fully after 48 hours. If you are a Silverback you will have immediate access. Date: 03/07/2024 2024 Class of 2024 View full individual rankings record
  2. The first annual IndianaMat MessageBoard Hall of Fame class has been announced. Since this Hall of Fame is run by crooked media members we modified the rules right before the announcement. We are inducting three people posthumously and four via the vote-in process. Don’t be surprised if we change the rules again next year. Before we get into the inductees here are some of the general guidelines we have for this honor. 1. No admins or staff 2. Can only go in under ONE name 3. Been an active member for 5 years 4. Innovative and fun 5. All in fun We start the inductees with three people who left an impact on the board and have unfortunately passed away. The first one is grecoref aka Tom Clark. He came to Indiana from his native Ohio and became a full blown Hoosier. On the mat he was a very accomplished referee making his way to the state finals and also to a little tournament called the Olympics. On the board he was known to provide valuable information, sarcasm, wit, and humor. He was a friend to all and a great personality to have on the board. Our second inductee is The Ancient Elder aka Dick Neal. Mr. Neal was likely the greatest Indiana wrestling historian ever. In the days of paper brackets and snail mail, he acquired everything he could possibly get his hands on to incorporate into his Indiana wrestling book. On the board he always answered the historical questions and reminded us of the best wrestlers and matches of the years gone by. The last one to be inducted posthumously is Perseverance aka Eric Allred. Allred has a great story of overcoming adversity and making his life right. He was a huge fan of his son Silas and very knowledgeable about the sport and the kids Silas wrestled with. His passion for the sport and supporting others is very much missed. The currently active members are characters to say the least and have had a fun and important impact on our lively messageboard. It is only fitting that MattyB and Team Garcia are inducted at the same time. Both came on the board at the same time to wreak havoc and promote #TheCounty and mainly the “young guns” of Avon. They have continued to this day due to having sons still involved in wrestling or in the case of Garcia, just loving to stir the pot. The steel factory in da region kept RegionRat1 off the board for a few years, but he made a comeback this season. While he has stayed relatively anonymous he always loves to promote da region in his very unique regioneese. Most outside of da region likely believe the way he types is how they speak there, and they aren’t wrong. Last, but not least is the lightning rod they call General Heavy Handz. Of the current inductees he leads the league in most “vacations” from IndianaMat. Luckily for him, Mike talks Joe into letting him come back EVERY SINGLE TIME! He is never shy about promoting the SAC and his beloved Snider Panthers.
  3. The first annual IndianaMat MessageBoard Hall of Fame class has been announced. Since this Hall of Fame is run by crooked media members we modified the rules right before the announcement. We are inducting three people posthumously and four via the vote-in process. Don’t be surprised if we change the rules again next year. Before we get into the inductees here are some of the general guidelines we have for this honor. 1. No admins or staff 2. Can only go in under ONE name 3. Been an active member for 5 years 4. Innovative and fun 5. All in fun We start the inductees with three people who left an impact on the board and have unfortunately passed away. The first one is grecoref aka Tom Clark. He came to Indiana from his native Ohio and became a full blown Hoosier. On the mat he was a very accomplished referee making his way to the state finals and also to a little tournament called the Olympics. On the board he was known to provide valuable information, sarcasm, wit, and humor. He was a friend to all and a great personality to have on the board. Our second inductee is The Ancient Elder aka Dick Neal. Mr. Neal was likely the greatest Indiana wrestling historian ever. In the days of paper brackets and snail mail, he acquired everything he could possibly get his hands on to incorporate into his Indiana wrestling book. On the board he always answered the historical questions and reminded us of the best wrestlers and matches of the years gone by. The last one to be inducted posthumously is Perseverance aka Eric Allred. Allred has a great story of overcoming adversity and making his life right. He was a huge fan of his son Silas and very knowledgeable about the sport and the kids Silas wrestled with. His passion for the sport and supporting others is very much missed. The currently active members are characters to say the least and have had a fun and important impact on our lively messageboard. It is only fitting that MattyB and Team Garcia are inducted at the same time. Both came on the board at the same time to wreak havoc and promote #TheCounty and mainly the “young guns” of Avon. They have continued to this day due to having sons still involved in wrestling or in the case of Garcia, just loving to stir the pot. The steel factory in da region kept RegionRat1 off the board for a few years, but he made a comeback this season. While he has stayed relatively anonymous he always loves to promote da region in his very unique regioneese. Most outside of da region likely believe the way he types is how they speak there, and they aren’t wrong. Last, but not least is the lightning rod they call General Heavy Handz. Of the current inductees he leads the league in most “vacations” from IndianaMat. Luckily for him, Mike talks Joe into letting him come back EVERY SINGLE TIME! He is never shy about promoting the SAC and his beloved Snider Panthers. View full article
  4. Why make our wrestling softer and have wrestle-backs? Should we give kids a second chance after they lose? Life's tough, when I lose $25k on poor investments, I don't get a redo and get that money back.
  5. So hardcore you forgot it was the Maconaquah regional for a couple years.
  6. Mike and Joe are joined by Nicky Dubs and we go over the Hall of Fame and some grade rankings.
  7. Mike and Joe are joined by Nicky Dubs and we go over the Hall of Fame and some grade rankings. View full article
  8. As stated previously this hall of fame is ran by crooked media folks who don't care. All rules are as valuable as the napkin they were written on.
  9. Do you realize the number of kids that didn't wrestle in those program's middle schools or only did for one year?
  10. Why have so many kids that would have attended a smaller school ended up at Crown Point, Brownsburg, or Center Grove recently? If practice partners, schedule, coaching, and other factors didn't matter they should have stayed at their small schools and been stars.
  11. So are you saying that a small school kid won't have to work hard for success? What is the purpose of high school based athletics in your mind?
  12. What about Frankton Rushville Consolidated West Lafayette Griffith River Forest Beech Grove Gibson Southern Tri-West Hendricks Boonville Danville Community Glenn Indian Creek South Dearborn Corydon Central Jimtown Silver Creek Western Boone Lawrenceburg Sullivan Mishawaka Marian Speedway Fairfield Princeton Community South Bend St. Joseph Culver Academies Woodlan Lakeland Twin Lakes North Montgomery Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory Illiana Christian Knox Hammond Bishop Noll North Harrison Fort Wayne Bishop Luers Frankfort Mississinewa Eastbrook Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran Greensburg Heritage Scottsburg Guerin Catholic Connersville Northwestern West Vigo Evansville Bosse Winchester Community West Central Cass Tri-Central Wes-Del Wheeler Lake Station Edison Cloverdale North Posey Northeastern South Vermillion Triton Central Madison Grant North Vermillion LaVille Northfield Greencastle Salem Manchester Parke Heritage Tri Tri-County Hagerstown Monroe Central Union City Fountain Central North White Boone Grove Brown County South Spencer Triton Clinton Prairie Forest Park Sheridan Southern Wells Churubusco Eastern (Greentown) Hebron Frontier Clinton Central Providence Cristo Rey Caston Pioneer Bremen Whitko Fremont Providence Elwood Community Pike Central Tecumseh Wabash Indiana School for the Deaf Purdue Polytechnic - Broad Ripple Daleville Riverton Parke North Newton Indianapolis Scecina Memorial North Judson-San Pierre Paoli Southwood Cambridge City Lincoln Carroll (Flora) Eastern (Pekin) Whiting Covington Clarksville Taylor What advantages do these places have? Naming 4 schools out of 200 is great, but they are the exceptions, not the norm.
  13. If you put in time in the off-season and work hard then you shouldn't need wrestle-backs. Do we really want to find out who the best loser is? Win or go home, life isn't fair, winners win, don't lose.
  14. This would have been the finals if we had a split with IHSWCA 1A/2A and 3A/4A 106 2A 1st Place - Peyton Schoettle of Roncalli 2nd Place - Mason Jones of Lake Central 1A 3rd Place - Royce Malone of Monrovia 4th Place - Jensen Boyd of Delta 113 2A 1st Place - Revin Dickman of Brownsburg 2nd Place - Nathan Rioux of Avon 1A 3rd Place - Ayden Bollinger of Delta 6th Place - Bradyn Volz of Eastern Hancock 120 2A 1st Place - Charlie LaRocca of Center Grove 2nd Place - Ty Henderson of Evansville Mater Dei 1A 4th Place - Isaac Ash of Monrovia Tanner Tishner- Western 126 2A 1st Place - Luke Rioux of Avon 2nd Place - Isaiah Schaefer of Evansville Mater Dei 1A 7th Place - Bradin Daniels of Union City 8th Place - Cody Rowles of Jay County 132 2A 1st Place - Jake Hockaday of Brownsburg 2nd Place - Hayden DeMarco of Chesterton 1A 3rd Place - Tylin Thrine of New Castle 4th Place - Jackson Bradley of Cowan 138 2A 1st Place - Kyrel Leavell of Warren Central 2nd Place - Clinton Shepherd of Crown Point 1A 4th Place - Tony Wood of Jay County 5th Place - Gavyn Whitehead of New Castle 144 2A 1st Place - Easton Doster of New Haven 2nd Place - Zar Walker of Mishawaka High School 1A 4th Place - Branson Weaver of Owen Valley 5th Place - Jeffrey Huyvaert of New Prairie 150 2A 1st Place - Wyatt Krejsa of Center Grove 2nd Place - Hunter May of Floyd Central 1A Carson Fettig- Hamilton Heights Alex Smith- Heritage Hills 157 2A 2nd Place - Adrian Pellot of Merrillville 3rd Place - Anthony Cashman of Warren Central 1A 1st Place - Mitchell Betz of Western 6th Place - Silas Foster of Purdue Polytechnic 165 2A 1st Place - Waylon Cressell of Warren Central 4th Place - Anthony Rinehart of Crown Point 1A 2nd Place - Duke Myers of Bellmont (IN) 3rd Place - Brant Beck of Rochester 175 2A 2nd Place - Bray Emerine of Floyd Central 3rd Place - Aidan Costello of Hobart 1A 1st Place - Chase Leech of Garrett High School 4th Place - Ethan Farnell of Maconaquah 190 2A 2nd Place - Gunner Henry of Brownsburg 5th Place - Kaden McConnell of Center Grove 1A 1st Place - Noah Weaver of Rossville 3rd Place - Noah Terry of Tell City 215 2A 1st Place - Will Clark of Crown Point 2nd Place - Brandon Johnson of Lawrence North 1A 5th Place - Keagan Martin of Bellmont (IN) 7th Place - Wyatt Woodall of Southmont 285 2A 1st Place - Nate Johnson of Center Grove 2nd Place - Hosia Smith of Indianapolis Cathedral 1A 5th Place - Brady Beck of Rochester 6th Place - Juan Cruz of Bluffton
  15. Do you feel that kids in lower classes in other states do not work hard or make sacrifices in order to achieve success?
  16. The difference is at a bigger school if a kid wants to be varsity there is a decent chance he has to give up other sports to achieve that. At a small school you can be varsity much easier and don't have to give up other sports to keep your spot. This is one of those areas where the separation starts to occur, especially at weights 150lbs and below.
  17. Just work harder, if you put in the time during the off-season you are the bad draw and don't have to worry about losing. The ticket round is a part of our culture and the most exciting round. Semi-state would be boring with wrestle-backs. Life isn't fair, get over it.
  18. Many states have tried some sort of champions tournament and they all have failed. It would be the same thing as us running state back two weeks later and asking everyone to "prove it" with their title runs. I would guess there are around 100 wrestlers who would love a redo on their state finals and to improve their placement or get revenge for a loss they took. If a kid wants to prove he's the best in a classed state he will prove it at events during the season such as Al Smith, Mooresville, and others, prove it at ISWA events, or go out and place high at national events. Why aren't we having Rochester, Delta, and Floyd Central wrestle Crown Point after team state? Do we want to crown them champions, but then the next week say... "well you aren't really the champion?" How asinine is that?
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  20. Congratulations to Josiah Dedeaux Congratulations to from Terre Haute South for signing with Indianapolis. Projected to wrestle 141. View full signing
  21. Congratulations to Brady Byrd Congratulations to from Washington for signing with Indiana Tech. Projected to wrestle 125. View full signing
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