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Forte got hurt in his match and injury defaulted

Pepple, Red, and Hughes in the semis. Rypel the only one left in the consolation

Wrestlers still alive 113 Pepple-Championship 120 Elliot- championship 126 Red- Championship 132 Brayton Lee- Consi 152 Hughes- Championship Forte- Consi 160 Harvey- Consi 182 Rypel- Championship Championship wrestlers need to win one to place, consolation need to win 2

James and Lee aren't here

The season doesn't officially start until November 15th

What does that have to do with anything? Forte lost to two of the top kids in the nation that weekend. The bracket had three nationally ranked individuals on the same side, which meant one got 1st, one 3rd and one would end up 7th. Valencia and Smith met in the quarter-finals. These are NATIONALLY RANKED individuals. There were no nationally ranked wrestlers in Cananaugh's weight. Having success at Cadet 94lbs isn't exactly going to translate into 106lbs. Also he didn't win any cadet styles this past year. He had losses to guys that are not ranked currently and no wins against ranked kids that I saw after a quick glance. He is right where he should be right now, if he does well, he will enter the rankings. It won't be tough with the schedule Penn wrestles.

Forte lost to Joe Smith and Valencia, he was the third best kid there.

He didn't place at Fargo.

Brackets will be on Super32.com probably REALLY late Friday or REALLY early Saturday.

We have never had those records on this website. We have had the career wins and pins records, but NEVER any team records. The individual history will return, just not sure when.

Awesome pin and a little excitement

Posting an instagram picture and video David Taylor and his idol Coach Harper Cool video

ANGOLA, IND.-- Trine wrestlers Mack Green and Brandon Preston are both nationally-ranked in the first National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) Division III rankings. A reigning All-American, Green (Buchanan, Mich./Buchanan) is ranked third in the Heavyweight division. Preston (Logansport, Ind./Logansport) is ranked ninth among 133-lb wrestlers. Each wrestler appeared in the NCAA Division III National Championships last season. Green earned All-American recognition with a fifth-place finish, while Preston finished with a 1-2 record at the national meet. The NWCA ranks the top 10 wrestlers in each class throughout the season. Click Here for NWCA Rankings Green concluded last season with a 33-8 record. That mark was good enough for Green to tie for the third-highest win total in a season in school-history. The senior placed first at both the Mid-States Tournament and Trine University Invitational. A 5-2 performance in the National Championships capped off his junior season with All-America honors. Defending-National Champion James Buss of Loras College, and reigning third-place finisher Zach Roseberry of Delaware Valley are the only two wrestlers ranked ahead of Green. Preston battled through injuries and was still able to earn a National Championship berth last season, as he concluded the year with a 25-15 record. Included in that record were five wins by pin, two by tech fall and five by major decision. Preston has appeared in the National Championships at both the 125-lb and 133-lb weight classes. Also included among last season's highlights for Preston was a first-place finish in the Ohio Northern Invitational, and a second-place finish at the Mid-States Tournament. Trine opens the season Saturday, Nov. 8 at Muskegon (Mich.) Community College's Ben McMullen Open. The Thunder will host the Trine Invitational Saturday, Nov. 15 at 10 a.m. Click here to view the article

Jackie Paquette, Asst. AD for Student Support & Sports Information Link to rankings EDMOND, Okla.- In the first edition of the NCAA Division Wrestling Coaches Association poll of the 2014-15 season, UIndy wrestling is receiving votes as a team, while brothers Josh Kieffer and Justin Kieffer both earned individual rankings in their respective weight classes. Josh Kieffer earned the #5 spot at 125, returning down to the lightest weight class after wrestling at 133 a season ago. An All-American (6th) at 125 two seasons ago, Josh is a two-time national qualifier for the Greyhounds heading into his third season wrestling for Head Coach Jason Warthan. Justin Kieffer is ranked #6 at 141, where he was the Super Region #2 champion a season ago. Also a two-time national qualifier for the Greyhounds, Justin will most likely redshirt this season. As a team, UIndy is just outside the top 20, receiving votes in the preseason edition of the poll. The Greyhounds posted their best-ever NCAA Division II finish a season ago, taking eighth at the NCAA Division II National Championships behind four senior All-Americans in Alex Johns (125), Cameryn Brady (149), Jeff Weiss (165) and Evan Wooding (285). UIndy returns just three starters from a season ago, including both Kieffer brothers and 2014 national qualifier Shelden Struble. Maryville topped the team rankings, followed by Ouachita Baptist, Nebraska-Kearney, Notre Dame (OH) and St. Cloud State. The Greyhounds kick off the 2014-15 season officially Nov. 15 at the Trine Invitational, but will show off this year's team Saturday at their Intersquad/Alumni Roll Around. Wrestling begins at 2:00 p.m. in the Ruth Lilly Fitness Center on three mats. Click here to view the article

My guess is that with about 10% of the wrestlers not showing up they wouldn't do brackets until after weigh ins. Check Super32.com for bracket links

Go to Information->Coaches and find your self Then click the edit button in the lower right hand corner and edit the information

Check out some pictures from the camp today.

Mine came in the mail today! They are awesome as usual

In some states, namely Michigan, wrestlers who are predominately headlockers can make their way to the podium not once, but TWICE. In Indiana, our coaches and wrestlers figured out guys like Naegle and he only placed once.