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Points are based upon rankings with the following values
1st- 24.5
2nd- 19
3rd- 14
4th- 9.5
5th- 3
6th- 3
7th- 3
8th- 3
9th- 1
10th- 1

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44 minutes ago, pjayroza said:

How would Brownsburg stack up against MC?  Would Center Grove have a chance beating MC?  

Center Grove, not totally confident in these. They don't have too many common opponents

126- Seth Mendoza(MC) wins by forfeit Team Score CP 41 MC 24 final

120- Gavin Jendreas(CP) tech fall Jaxon Jorgensen(MC) Team Score: CP 41 MC 18

113- Justin Williamson(MC) dec Gavin Lewis(CP) 4-2 Team Score: CP 36 MC 18

106- Kavel Moore(MC) maj dec Teigan Newell(CP) 9-1 Team Score: CP 36 MC 15

285- Paul Clark(CP) pin Alex Poholik(MC) Team Score: CP 36 MC 11

215- Will Clark(CP) wins by forfeit Team Score: CP 30 MC 11

190- Austin Reading(CP) pin William Jacobson (MC)  Team Score: CP 24 MC 11

175- Colin Kelley(MC) pin Aiden White(CP) Team Score: CP 18 MC 11

165- Anthony Rinehart(CP) pin Michael Baca(MC) Team Score: CP 18 MC 5

157- Eddie Enright(MC) tech fall Griffin Van Titchelt(CP)  18-3 Team Score: CP 12 MC 5

150- Kaptur Kowaczyk(CP) dec Liamm Kelley(MC) 4-1 Team Score: CP 12 MC 0

144- Clinton Shepherd(CP) dec Jairo Acuna(CP) 9-4 CP up 9-0 after three matches

132- Landon Hawkins(CP) dec Evan Stanley(MC) 4-2 TB-1 (Crown Point bumped)
138- Sonny Sessa(CP) dec Damian Resendez(CP) 6-5 SV-1

 

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Rex Brewer and Dane Fuelling take a look back at the week in wrestling, to include the Team State, along with the Girls Semi State.

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Rex Brewer and Dane Fuelling recap the week in high school wrestling, to include the Girls State Finals, and are also joined by special guest Brandon Razo.

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Mike and Joe discuss the week's happenings and go over class of 2027, 2026, and 2025 top wrestlers.

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First off, no football coach will directly say they don't want their kids wrestling. That would cause quite a big fiasco in a school if a coach was telling kids not to wrestle or play any other sport.

Football coaches do not like to hear about kids cutting weight. Most are old fogies who remember the days when they were in high school of crazy weight cuts. The best thing to do is EDUCATE them about the new policies about cutting weight. Football coaches also want kids lifting weights. The best way to solve that is to lift during the season. Make sure your kids are in strength class and/or take time a couple times a week to actually lift. This won't hurt their wrestling and will also appease those coaches to a degree.

Some other things that might discourage coaches from having their athletes wrestle is flat out culture, expectations, and leadership. This can go for any coach encouraging kids to partake in any sport to be honest. For instance if you are at a program that holds kids out if they miss practice, then another sport lets them get away with that then those sports will not mesh well. If one sport has a leader that is very detail oriented with practice plans and goals for the team and another just shows up at practice with nothing, those programs will not mesh well.

As a coach I know there were some issues with a sport that was at the club level. There were no expectations for the kids, no structure, and on top of that the kids were not held accountable. Of course every kid wanted to do it for those reasons. In the end, many did not stick with it due to the lack of structure, expectations, etc. If done right that sport was a great compliment to wrestling and football, however none of the coaches truly supported the kids partaking in the sport.

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