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It's always been that way, why change it now? It's a part of our history and the lore of wrestling. If we change it we will never have the topics such as the worst ticket round matches. No one here is smart enough to figure out cross bracket consolations with potential "blood round" matches.
It's the most exciting round, if we change to wrestle-backs then it's just a normal boring round of wrestling. I probably wouldn't even go to semi-state if they had wrestle-backs.
Just work harder and be the bad draw.
Life isn't fair, sometimes you're the hammer, sometimes you're the nail. Deal with it.
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11 minutes ago, brickfor6 said:
Good work!
Has he earned any Hobart gear yet?
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1 minute ago, awill0352 said:
I won't lie I cannot provide rock hard paper facts here, but I absolutely have and am seeing it happen in sports around Evansville. I have noticed it is happening at a much higher rate than when I went to school 25 years ago. We can't sit here and say it isn't happening. It is just the way things are done now. I am not mad about it, but I think it is really cool when a school sports team has success with kids that didn't have to transfer in to get that success.
1. It's easier to pinpoint kids that transfer, even if it's in middle school. Information travels fast and this social media thing is easy to be a detective.
2. The IHSAA has had very little changes to their transfer rules over that time span. The changes are more in that parents/kids/coaches are playing the game more.
3. It has been happening for a long time, likely more now, but it wasn't as easy to see or find proof.
4. You would be surprised at the schools that have transfers on their team. Of the top 20 dual teams, I can spot at least 15 that have at least one kid most would call a transfer in their starting lineup.
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20 minutes ago, MatTime said:
Can not have a rule of MUST then have a loophole of $1 coaching staff to qualify someone as an employee that allows enrollment for kids outside of the district. It is a contradiction.
And it is happening.
But it is also allowed when noone regulates it so, good for those that are operating within the rules that are currently in place. Let's not ignore that it is happening and contributes to the concentration of talent in a few programs.
It is up to each school district on what they allow as far as out of district students.
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44 minutes ago, MatTime said:
Not sure transferring totally falls under the IHSAA. That is a DOE issue. Pretty sure the rule is that as long as a family can provide transportation, they have open enrollment and choice of schools to attend.
However, IHSAA makes it easier by not regulating or simply ignoring the $1 coaching staff loophole which allows kids to wrestle on school teams when they do not live in the school district. Anyone want to discuss that
Not all schools are open enrollment, there are MANY, such as Crown Point and Brownsburg that are closed districts in which you MUST live within the district to attend the school.
Most schools also allow employees of the school district to have their kids attend the school if they don't live within the district. What is considered an employee of a school can be different between school districts.
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44 minutes ago, awill0352 said:
If a kid transferred 20 years ago it brought a ton of attention and IHSAA would conduct an investigation. I know in the SIAC alone you see kids transferring in and out of schools every single year and no one bats an eye. I guess it comes down to the voucher system as well. It seems overall the state, the school corporations, the private schools, and IHSAA just let it slide much more now than before. We can't sit here and say it isn't easier to transfer now than before. It is literally happening everywhere.
What facts is this opinion based upon?
The IHSAA has had very little changes to the transfer process in the last 20 years.
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There is a website for that
https://indianamat.com/index.php?/files/file/21-2023-state-finals-media-guide/
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All Semi-States will be streaming through https://www.ihsaatv.org/ and FloWrestling/Trackwrestling. Both will cost money.
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Rex Brewer and Dane Fuelling look back at the area regionals and look ahead to SemiState, and are also joined this week by guests: Jimmy Linn of New Haven, Cody LeCount of Delta, Andy King of Oak Hill, and Sam Riesen of East Noble
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Mike and Joe are joined by Dane Fuelling to talk about the Fort Wayne Semi-State and all the great matches in da Wayne.
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8 minutes ago, Hornet Coach said:
In the early 90's there was a guy from one of the schools in Indy (I can't recall which one) with the best wrestling name ever
Thunder Grimes
If you name your kid Thunder he better never join show choir.
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By STEVE KRAH
stvkrh905@gmail.com
Drew Waldon stepped onto the mat at the 2023 IHSAA State Finals as a 113-pound sophomore.
Now a 126-pound DeKalb High School junior, Waldon will be again be aiming for the state meet — this time Feb. 16-17 at the Ford Center in Evansville instead of Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis — when he represents the Barons on Saturday, Feb. 10 at the Fort Wayne Semi-State at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum.
Waldon’s first-round foe in the 16-man bracket is Norwell junior Jason Prough. It takes two victories at semi-state to place in the top four and qualify for the State Finals.
“I’m just trying to stay focused and disciplined,” says Waldon of his pre-semi-state practice week.
Waldon (28-4 in 2023-24 with two losses coming against Ohio foes in the Defiance Border War event on Dec. 28-29) is coming off a second straight Goshen Regional title on Feb. 3. This time around, he topped Wawasee sophomore Cameron Senter 4-2 in the finals. Up 2-1 going into the final period, Waldon allowed an escape then scored two points in the third period.
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2 minutes ago, ReformedPoster said:
I was there for a basketball game earlier this month and used my debit card at the concession stand.
Can I use your debit card at state to test this theory out again?
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Here are the breakdowns by which bracket set is being used since 2006, previously I did have 2020 incorrect.
Weight 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 106 106 1 9 4 1 12 9 12 4 8 12 1 8 9 1 8 9 5 4 11 8 113 113 2 8 8 12 6 12 6 1 7 6 12 9 12 8 1 8 4 3 8 2 120 120 3 1 12 6 8 1 8 1 4 8 6 6 1 12 8 1 12 5 9 1 126 126 4 12 9 8 1 4 1 4 1 1 8 7 4 4 12 8 8 1 1 11 132 132 5 8 6 4 7 8 7 8 9 7 9 4 8 6 4 12 1 10 5 5 138 138 6 12 4 9 9 9 9 7 4 9 7 7 9 9 5 4 8 8 12 8 145 144 7 7 6 6 4 6 4 6 1 4 4 6 6 9 9 5 9 5 8 8 152 150 8 1 7 7 1 7 1 8 6 1 7 8 7 6 9 4 12 12 10 3 160 157 9 4 1 9 12 4 12 6 12 12 9 12 4 7 8 9 1 8 5 12 170 165 10 6 7 4 8 7 8 12 6 8 6 1 7 7 5 8 8 2 2 5 182 175 11 4 9 7 4 6 4 9 9 4 4 9 6 1 8 5 5 11 8 10 195 190 12 9 8 12 7 8 7 12 7 7 1 12 8 12 1 8 8 5 5 5 220 215 13 6 1 8 9 12 9 9 12 9 12 1 12 4 12 1 9 9 3 4 285 285 14 7 12 1 6 1 6 7 8 6 8 4 1 8 4 12 4 8 4 9 If you want to translate here are the corresponding brackets in an ugly format
Bracket Formula 1 A1B4C3D2B1A4D3C2C1D4A3B2D1C4B3A2 2 A1B4C3D2B1A4D3C2C1D4B3A2D1C4A3B2 3 A1B4D3C2B1A4C3D2C1D4A3B2D1C4B3A2 4 A1B4D3C2B1A4C3D2C1D4B3A2D1C4A3B2 5 A1C4B3D2C1A4D3B2B1D4A3C2D1B4C3A2 6 A1C4B3D2C1A4D3B2B1D4C3A2D1B4A3C2 7 A1C4D3B2C1A4B3D2B1D4A3C2D1B4C3A2 8 A1C4D3B2C1A4B3D2B1D4C3A2D1B4A3C2 9 A1D4B3C2D1A4C3B2B1C4A3D2C1B4D3A2 10 A1D4B3C2D1A4C3B2B1C4D3A2C1B4A3D2 11 A1D4C3B2D1A4B3C2B1C4A3D2C1B4D3A2 12 A1D4C3B2D1A4B3C2B1C4D3A2C1B4A3D2 - Bulldog89 and Misty Kendrex
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10 minutes ago, Thor said:
Again, I don't really care of the evenness, or Jay County getting good draws at other weights. It's just an observation about one weight at Fort Wayne in particular. Cause it's not 2,3,4 years in a row, it's now 10 out of 11 for that draw. Not saying anything about it's not random, or that they don't change anything, just maybe the draw button for this weight may be stuck.
Again like others you are focusing on ONE match-up and there is a likelihood of different brackets just with some common match-ups. In a perfect world you have a 1 out of 3 chance of "predicting" this one match-up in the bracket. Of the 12 bracket possibilities the JC #2 will hit the Carroll #1 4 times with each bracket having slightly different match-ups in other areas.
This weight you are talking about has alternated mainly two different brackets over the years and it just so happens both have C2 vs. A1 in the quarters in there. The main difference is who the first round match is against.
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26 minutes ago, SIACfan said:
Yes, Jay County-2 drew Carrol-1 at 4 weights. But Jay County-2 drew Peru-1 & Goshen-1 at 5 weights each. So it was pretty well distributed.
Now I don't know how often certain weight classes draw other regionals, but there are only 3 possibilities so a certain weight drawing the same regional 2, 3 or even 4 years in a row is not going to be that uncommon.
Jay County 2's vs. 1's breakdown
Carroll- 4
Goshen- 4Peru- 6
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27 minutes ago, RM79 said:
If you had half a brain you would say the system is whack..keyboard on
What is whack about it? It's a formula, there are 12 possible different formulas that can be utilized.
If you select ONE specific match-up, it will occur 4 times out of those possible formulas.
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19 minutes ago, User0312 said:
Crazy. 113 North Mont 2 drew into the Pendleton 1 last year. Formula is random
If you had half a brain you would know that of the 12 bracket possibilities, that one would occur 4 times. That means there is a 1 in 3 chance it happens.
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2 hours ago, TightCradle said:
I cannot express how much I enjoyed the table workers’ commentary during MS State. There was unpleasant language, some smack talk, coaching criticisms and much more. One of my favorite moments was when a pleasant woman told the table workers that they could be heard on the stream.
Shortly thereafter, “we didn’t say anything bad did we?… I think this kid is going to do really well…”.
Great stuff.
This must have been your first stream you watched.
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Fort Wayne
First Round
113 #20(#7) Cole Hinkel (Goshen) vs. #22(#6) Braylon McIntire (North Miami)
120 #15(#2) Kaid Jackson (Delta) vs. #22(#3) Jordan Korreckt (North Miami)
120 #6(#1) Tanner Tishner (Western) vs. #20(#10) Bowen Keith (Cowan)
126 #5(#1) Neal Mosier (Delta) vs. #24(#10) Cameron Senter (Wawasee)
132 #7(#2) Carter Fielden (Garrett) vs. #18(#5) Brason Schortgen (Adams Central)
190 #9(#1) Chad Washburn (Kokomo) vs. #14(#2) Eli Coolman (Leo)
Ticket
106 #7(#2) Julianna Ocampo (New Haven) vs. #20(#6) Griffin Byrum (Jay County)
106 #9(#3) Rex Moore (Manchester) vs. #24(#7) Cole Carper (Jimtown)
113 #3(#1) Ayden Bollinger (Delta) vs. #20(#7) Cole Hinkel (Goshen)
113 #3(#1) Ayden Bollinger (Delta) vs. #22(#6) Braylon McIntire (North Miami)
113 #4(#2) Jalen Sawyer-May (Kokomo) vs. #7(#3) Levi Johns (Bluffton)
113 #16(#5) Kaleb Salazar (Wawasee) vs. #15(#4) Abrum Swathwood (Garrett)
120 #6(#1) Tanner Tishner (Western) vs. #25(#6) Lane Snyder (Eastside)
120 #20(#10) Bowen Keith (Cowan) vs. #25(#6) Lane Snyder (Eastside)
138 #12(#2) Linkin Carter (Eastside) vs. #18(#5) Maverick Dubach (Adams Central)
144 #10(#2) Brody Hagewood (Prairie Heights) vs. #20(#3) Wyatt Hoppes (Yorktown)
144 #18(#9) Emilio Liscano (Oak Hill) vs. #21(#4) Kolten Rhonemus (Delta)
150 #21(#4) Luke Teusch (Huntington North) vs. #24(#3) Rylee Biddle (East Noble)
150 #19(#2) Jayden Jett (Cowan) vs. #17(#5) Blake Denman (Angola)
157 #14(#3) Kevon Russell (FW Snider) vs. #17(#5) Isaiah Meyer (South Adams)
157 #3(#1) Mitchell Betz (Western) vs. #23(#9) Ben Barker (East Noble)
175 #2(#1) Chase Leech (Garrett) vs. #15(#4) Evan Miller (Oak Hill)
175 #8(#3) Laish Detwiler (Goshen) vs. #22(#6) Hartley Hoover (North Miami)
190 #15(#3) Trevor Currie (Adams Central) vs. #9(#1) Chad Washburn (Kokomo)
190 #15(#3) Trevor Currie (Adams Central) vs. #14(#2) Eli Coolman (Leo)
190 #19(#5) Mickey Daring (FW Bishop Luers) vs. #21(#7) Bryce Wenk (Jay County)
215 #3(#2) Keagan Martin (Bellmont) vs. #21(#4) Jaxon Copas (Central Noble)
215 #18(#3) Travis Henke (Northridge) vs. #23(#5) Caleb Evans (Homestead)
285 #22(#2) James Hartleroad (DeKalb) vs. #12(#4) Zac Wurm (Adams Central)East Chicago
First Round
106 #13(#3) Teigan Newell (Crown Point) vs. #16(#4) Aidan Diaz (Penn)
175 #23(#7) Caiden Paredes (New Prairie) vs. #10(#2) Cameron Crisp (Merrillville)
215 #15(#6) Everett Mcclelland (Portage) vs. #20(#9) Jonathan Neese (LaVille)
285 #3(#3) Aramis McNutt (Highland) vs. #19(#9) Brody Brown (Penn)
285 #24(#10) Triston Meschede (Portage) vs. #5(#4) Anthony Popi (Plymouth)Ticket
106 #13(#3) Teigan Newell (Crown Point) vs. #21(#5) Nash Burke (Munster)
106 #16(#4) Aidan Diaz (Penn) vs. #21(#5) Nash Burke (Munster)
106 #11(#2) Alonzo Chantea (Plymouth) vs. #23(#6) Lucas Manning (Portage)
113 #5(#1) Gavin Lewis (Crown Point) vs. #17(#3) Owen Bunton (Portage)
113 #14(#2) Mario Orueta (Lake Central) vs. #18(#4) Caleb Halfacre (New Prairie)
120 #8(#3) Aiden Dallinger (McCutcheon) vs. #11(#4) Maximus Quiroz (Chesterton)
126 #2(#1) Landon Hawkins (Crown Point) vs. #23(#6) Daniel Mata (Hobart)
132 #6(#2) Guillermo Rivera (Lake Central) vs. #8(#3) Sonny Sessa (Crown Point)
138 #5(#2) Wesley Smith (Plymouth) vs. #24(#6) Anthony Hinton (Hammond Central)
144 #3(#1) Jeffrey Huyvaert (New Prairie) vs. #11(#3) Michael Ortega (Portage)
150 #5(#1) Wesley Harper (Penn) vs. #18(#5) Jayden Lewis (New Prairie)
150 #23(#8) Danny Moon (Warsaw) vs. #13(#7) Chase Kasprzak (Lake Central)
150 #10(#4) Christopher Bohn (Munster) vs. #15(#6) Wyatt Davis (Rochester)
150 #9(#3) Kaptur Nowaczyk (Crown Point) vs. #7(#2) Caydn Smith (Plymouth)
157 #10(#3) Griffin Van Tichelt (Crown Point) vs. #22(#5) Larz Hughes (Rensselaer Central)
165 #1(#1) Anthony Rinehart (Crown Point) vs. #11(#4) Will Kennedy (Mishawaka)
165 #7(#3) Isaac Sinks (Harrison (WL)) vs. #18(#6) Marques Young (SB Riley)
175 #7(#3) Ethan Popp (Harrison (WL)) vs. #24(#6) Mason Kobelt (John Glenn)
175 #13(#4) Zymarion Hollyfield (Penn) vs. #23(#7) Caiden Paredes (New Prairie)
175 #13(#4) Zymarion Hollyfield (Penn) vs. #10(#2) Cameron Crisp (Merrillville)
190 #16(#4) Aleksandar Tatum (Hobart) vs. #22(#8) Colin Weiand (Rochester)
190 #24(#6) Brock Finney (McCutcheon) vs. #13(#3) Austin Reading (Crown Point)
215 #1(#1) Will Clark (Crown Point) vs. #7(#5) Kameron Kauffman (Warsaw)
215 #5(#3) Alex Deming (Rochester) vs. #25(#7) Aidan Abad (Lowell)
215 #15(#6) Everett Mcclelland (Portage) vs. #12(#4) Jayden Bartoszek (Hanover Central)
215 #20(#9) Jonathan Neese (LaVille) vs. #12(#4) Jayden Bartoszek (Hanover Central)
285 #2(#2) Brady Beck (Rochester) vs. #6(#5) Collin Foy (Hanover Central)
285 #1(#1) Paul Clark (Crown Point) vs. #17(#6) Luke Juris (Hobart)New Castle
First Round
126 #25(#6) Sean Tankersley (Lawrence North) vs. #14(#3) Peter Nguyen (Guerin Catholic)
215 #22(#9) Evan Lawhead (Hamilton Southeastern) vs. #6(#1) Brandon Johnson (Lawrence North)
285 #21(#4) Killian Miller (Carmel) vs. #14(#1) Jacob McClure (Perry Meridian)
285 #25(#5) Levi DeGroat (Connersville) vs. #7(#2) Austin Hastings (Noblesville)Ticket
113 #11(#2) Blake Getz (Roncalli) vs. #6(#1) Matthew Baylor (Milan)
113 #12(#5) Nathan Reyes (Cathedral) vs. #9(#3) Connor Bayliss (Mt. Vernon (Fortville))
120 #10(#1) Chayce Yant (Fishers) vs. #19(#4) RJ Taylor (Perry Meridian)
120 #14(#6) Jett McGuire (Greenfield-Central) vs. #16(#3) Porter Temples (Westfield)
126 #17(#8) Nick Anderson (Hamilton Southeastern) vs. #25(#6) Sean Tankersley (Lawrence North)
126 #17(#8) Nick Anderson (Hamilton Southeastern) vs. #14(#3) Peter Nguyen (Guerin Catholic)
132 #22(#8) Caleb Mattingly (Carmel) vs. #19(#6) Isaac Kuhn (Hamilton Heights)
132 #20(#5) Cole Vandygriff (New Palestine) vs. #14(#2) Cameron Volz (Eastern Hancock)
132 #15(#3) Jack Davis (Bishop Chatard) vs. #24(NR) Donald Bowie (Warren Central)
138 #6(#2) Gavyn Whitehead (New Castle) vs. #7(#3) Peyton Hornsby (New Palestine)
138 #2(#1) Kyrel Leavell (Warren Central) vs. #21(NR) Landon Vaught (Crawfordsville)
144 #25(#8) Marlin Williams (Southmont) vs. #9(#2) Jack Todd (Pendleton Heights)
144 #22(#5) Oshea Phillips (Centerville) vs. #16(#7) Bryce Doss (New Palestine)
150 #8(#3) Braden Getz (Roncalli) vs. #4(#1) Jacob Weaver (Rossville)
157 #13(#5) Zach Lang (Hamilton Southeastern) vs. #4(#1) Silas Foster (Purdue Polytechnic)
157 #25(#6) Kaleb Wilburn (Milan) vs. #11(#3) Michael Cain (Hamilton Heights)
165 #22(#6) Kade Rickard (Bishop Chatard) vs. #17(#3) Zach Huckaby (Perry Meridian)
165 #2(#1) Waylon Cressell (Warren Central) vs. #20(#10) Carter Richardson (Noblesville)
175 #3(#1) Brenton Russell (Warren Central) vs. #25(#7) Gage Gulley (Noblesville)
175 #11(#2) Kyle Harden (Cathedral) vs. #12(#3) Seer Godwise (Perry Meridian)
190 #10(#4) Clay Guenin (Greenfield-Central) vs. #3(#1) Luke Penola (Zionsville)
190 #5(#2) Noah Weaver (Rossville) vs. #12(#3) Jaylen Young (Perry Meridian)
215 #24(NR) Brayden Rouse (East Central) vs. #22(#9) Evan Lawhead (Hamilton Southeastern)
215 #24(NR) Brayden Rouse (East Central) vs. #6(#1) Brandon Johnson (Lawrence North)
215 #8(#3) Jackson Weingart (Cathedral) vs. #10(#5) Shaun Glass (New Palestine)
285 #8(#3) Hosia Smith (Cathedral) vs. #21(#4) Killian Miller (Carmel)
285 #8(#3) Hosia Smith (Cathedral) vs. #14(#1) Jacob McClure (Perry Meridian)Evansville
First Round
106 #22(#11) Aiden Woods (Franklin Community) vs. #4(#2) Brady Byrd (Washington)
113 #10(#3) Brennan Leonard (Martinsville) vs. #8(#4) Caleb Schaefer (EV. Mater Dei)
113 #24(#7) Wyatt Ulrey (Boonville) vs. #19(#5) Gavin Ash (Monrovia)
126 #6(#4) Dominic Brown (Center Grove) vs. #19(#6) Nathan Bryan (Terre Haute South)
138 #22(#7) Caleb Kirkpatrick (Columbus East) vs. #16(#12) Camden Baumann (EV. Mater Dei)
138 #23(#8) Vince Kessinger (Floyd Central) vs. #15(#4) Seth Syra (Avon)
150 #25(#8) Nate Anderson (Columbus East) vs. #22(#6) Griffin Sanders (Mooresville)
157 #9(#3) Asher Ratliff (Columbus North) vs. #16(#4) Evan Hamblin (Martinsville)
165 #21(#6) Matthew Pegram (EV. North) vs. #19(#8) David Oyebode (Decatur Central)
165 #12(#3) Gage Eckels (Ben Davis) vs. #23(#7) Spencer Turner (EV. Mater Dei)
190 #6(#3) Noah Terry (Tell City) vs. #18(#6) Braxton Lewis (Cascade)Ticket
106 #19(#7) David Altstadt (EV. Mater Dei) vs. #14(#6) Mason Goelz (Avon)
106 #8(#4) Talon Jessup (Columbus East) vs. #12(#5) Eli Ogle (Brownsburg)
106 #6(#3) Royce Malone (Monrovia) vs. #22(#11) Aiden Woods (Franklin Community)
106 #6(#3) Royce Malone (Monrovia) vs. #4(#2) Brady Byrd (Washington)
120 #3(#1) Ty Henderson (EV. Mater Dei) vs. #4(#2) Preston Haines (Brownsburg)
120 #9(#5) Walter Hagedorn (Tell City) vs. #7(#4) Isaac Ash (Monrovia)
120 #5(#3) Charlie LaRocca (Center Grove) vs. #17(#7) John Orman (Edgewood)
120 #12(#6) Jayden Owsley (Corydon Central) vs. #23(#8) Tony Kessinger (Floyd Central)
126 #11(#5) Peyton Richards (Switzerland County) vs. #3(#2) Luke Rioux (Avon)
126 #1(#1) Isaiah Schaefer (EV. Mater Dei) vs. #6(#4) Dominic Brown (Center Grove)
126 #1(#1) Isaiah Schaefer (EV. Mater Dei) vs. #19(#6) Nathan Bryan (Terre Haute South)
126 #4(#3) Braylon Reynolds (Brownsburg) vs. #21(#8) Gage Rutan (Columbus East)
132 #16(#5) Josiah Dedeaux (Terre Haute South) vs. #10(#3) Quinten Schoeff (Avon)
132 #1(#1) Jake Hockaday (Brownsburg) vs. #17(#6) Kellan Carter (Scottsburg)
132 #13(#4) Keith Parker (Ben Davis) vs. #23(#8) Hunter Banet (Floyd Central)
138 #11(#2) Chase Stephens (Tell City) vs. #22(#7) Caleb Kirkpatrick (Columbus East)
138 #11(#2) Chase Stephens (Tell City) vs. #16(#12) Camden Baumann (EV. Mater Dei)
138 #20(#6) Landen Horning (EV. Memorial) vs. #14(#5) William Vander Luitgaren (Center Grove)
138 #13(#3) Justice Thornton (Columbus North) vs. #23(#8) Vince Kessinger (Floyd Central)
138 #13(#3) Justice Thornton (Columbus North) vs. #15(#4) Seth Syra (Avon)
144 #19(#7) Caleb Cooper (Columbus East) vs. #2(#2) Parker Reynolds (Brownsburg)
144 #15(#5) Deacon Dressler (Gibson Southern) vs. #24(#9) Gabe Rose (Switzerland County)
144 #1(#1) Reese Courtney (Center Grove) vs. #13(#4) Wyatt Cooksey (Bloomington South)
150 #1(#1) Wyatt Krejsa (Center Grove) vs. #14(#7) Cale Bonenberger (EV. North)
150 #25(#8) Nate Anderson (Columbus East) vs. #11(#4) Alex Smith (Heritage Hills)
150 #22(#6) Griffin Sanders (Mooresville) vs. #11(#4) Alex Smith (Heritage Hills)
150 #2(#2) Hunter May (Floyd Central) vs. #3(#3) Tommy Gibbs (Brownsburg)
157 #18(#8) Colten Schneider (Mt. Vernon (Posey)) vs. #6(#1) Silas Stits (Center Grove)
157 #9(#3) Asher Ratliff (Columbus North) vs. #24(#6) Noah Banet (Floyd Central)
157 #16(#4) Evan Hamblin (Martinsville) vs. #24(#6) Noah Banet (Floyd Central)
165 #3(#1) Evan Roudebush (Bloomington South) vs. #21(#6) Matthew Pegram (EV. North)
165 #3(#1) Evan Roudebush (Bloomington South) vs. #19(#8) David Oyebode (Decatur Central)
165 #8(#2) Oliver Hallett (Indian Creek) vs. #12(#3) Gage Eckels (Ben Davis)
165 #8(#2) Oliver Hallett (Indian Creek) vs. #23(#7) Spencer Turner (EV. Mater Dei)
175 #4(#1) Noah Clouser (Center Grove) vs. #20(#8) James Hastings (Terre Haute North)
175 #9(#3) Sam Howard (Boonville) vs. #14(#4) Noah Sumner (Martinsville)
190 #8(#4) Jett Goldsberry (Heritage Hills) vs. #2(#2) Kaden McConnell (Center Grove)
215 #17(#4) Landon Terry (Tell City) vs. #14(#3) Spencer Watson (Tri-West)
215 #19(#6) Parker Hart (Heritage Hills) vs. #16(#2) Tyson Ruhe (Jasper)
285 #4(#1) Nate Johnson (Center Grove) vs. #15(#6) Sean Murphy (Terre Haute South)
285 #13(#4) Ben Land (Jeffersonville) vs. #16(#5) Oluwagbenga Orisadare (Avon)
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First Round
106 #13(#3) Teigan Newell (Crown Point) vs. #16(#4) Aidan Diaz (Penn)
175 #23(#7) Caiden Paredes (New Prairie) vs. #10(#2) Cameron Crisp (Merrillville)
215 #15(#6) Everett Mcclelland (Portage) vs. #20(#9) Jonathan Neese (LaVille)
285 #3(#3) Aramis McNutt (Highland) vs. #19(#9) Brody Brown (Penn)
285 #24(#10) Triston Meschede (Portage) vs. #5(#4) Anthony Popi (Plymouth)Ticket
106 #13(#3) Teigan Newell (Crown Point) vs. #21(#5) Nash Burke (Munster)
106 #16(#4) Aidan Diaz (Penn) vs. #21(#5) Nash Burke (Munster)
106 #11(#2) Alonzo Chantea (Plymouth) vs. #23(#6) Lucas Manning (Portage)
113 #5(#1) Gavin Lewis (Crown Point) vs. #17(#3) Owen Bunton (Portage)
113 #14(#2) Mario Orueta (Lake Central) vs. #18(#4) Caleb Halfacre (New Prairie)
120 #8(#3) Aiden Dallinger (McCutcheon) vs. #11(#4) Maximus Quiroz (Chesterton)
126 #2(#1) Landon Hawkins (Crown Point) vs. #23(#6) Daniel Mata (Hobart)
132 #6(#2) Guillermo Rivera (Lake Central) vs. #8(#3) Sonny Sessa (Crown Point)
138 #5(#2) Wesley Smith (Plymouth) vs. #24(#6) Anthony Hinton (Hammond Central)
144 #3(#1) Jeffrey Huyvaert (New Prairie) vs. #11(#3) Michael Ortega (Portage)
150 #5(#1) Wesley Harper (Penn) vs. #18(#5) Jayden Lewis (New Prairie)
150 #23(#8) Danny Moon (Warsaw) vs. #13(#7) Chase Kasprzak (Lake Central)
150 #10(#4) Christopher Bohn (Munster) vs. #15(#6) Wyatt Davis (Rochester)
150 #9(#3) Kaptur Nowaczyk (Crown Point) vs. #7(#2) Caydn Smith (Plymouth)
157 #10(#3) Griffin Van Tichelt (Crown Point) vs. #22(#5) Larz Hughes (Rensselaer Central)
165 #1(#1) Anthony Rinehart (Crown Point) vs. #11(#4) Will Kennedy (Mishawaka)
165 #7(#3) Isaac Sinks (Harrison (WL)) vs. #18(#6) Marques Young (SB Riley)
175 #7(#3) Ethan Popp (Harrison (WL)) vs. #24(#6) Mason Kobelt (John Glenn)
175 #13(#4) Zymarion Hollyfield (Penn) vs. #23(#7) Caiden Paredes (New Prairie)
175 #13(#4) Zymarion Hollyfield (Penn) vs. #10(#2) Cameron Crisp (Merrillville)
190 #16(#4) Aleksandar Tatum (Hobart) vs. #22(#8) Colin Weiand (Rochester)
190 #24(#6) Brock Finney (McCutcheon) vs. #13(#3) Austin Reading (Crown Point)
215 #1(#1) Will Clark (Crown Point) vs. #7(#5) Kameron Kauffman (Warsaw)
215 #5(#3) Alex Deming (Rochester) vs. #25(#7) Aidan Abad (Lowell)
215 #15(#6) Everett Mcclelland (Portage) vs. #12(#4) Jayden Bartoszek (Hanover Central)
215 #20(#9) Jonathan Neese (LaVille) vs. #12(#4) Jayden Bartoszek (Hanover Central)
285 #2(#2) Brady Beck (Rochester) vs. #6(#5) Collin Foy (Hanover Central)
285 #1(#1) Paul Clark (Crown Point) vs. #17(#6) Luke Juris (Hobart)New Castle
First Round
126 #25(#6) Sean Tankersley (Lawrence North) vs. #14(#3) Peter Nguyen (Guerin Catholic)
215 #22(#9) Evan Lawhead (Hamilton Southeastern) vs. #6(#1) Brandon Johnson (Lawrence North)
285 #21(#4) Killian Miller (Carmel) vs. #14(#1) Jacob McClure (Perry Meridian)
285 #25(#5) Levi DeGroat (Connersville) vs. #7(#2) Austin Hastings (Noblesville)Ticket
113 #11(#2) Blake Getz (Roncalli) vs. #6(#1) Matthew Baylor (Milan)
113 #12(#5) Nathan Reyes (Cathedral) vs. #9(#3) Connor Bayliss (Mt. Vernon (Fortville))
120 #10(#1) Chayce Yant (Fishers) vs. #19(#4) RJ Taylor (Perry Meridian)
120 #14(#6) Jett McGuire (Greenfield-Central) vs. #16(#3) Porter Temples (Westfield)
126 #17(#8) Nick Anderson (Hamilton Southeastern) vs. #25(#6) Sean Tankersley (Lawrence North)
126 #17(#8) Nick Anderson (Hamilton Southeastern) vs. #14(#3) Peter Nguyen (Guerin Catholic)
132 #22(#8) Caleb Mattingly (Carmel) vs. #19(#6) Isaac Kuhn (Hamilton Heights)
132 #20(#5) Cole Vandygriff (New Palestine) vs. #14(#2) Cameron Volz (Eastern Hancock)
132 #15(#3) Jack Davis (Bishop Chatard) vs. #24(NR) Donald Bowie (Warren Central)
138 #6(#2) Gavyn Whitehead (New Castle) vs. #7(#3) Peyton Hornsby (New Palestine)
138 #2(#1) Kyrel Leavell (Warren Central) vs. #21(NR) Landon Vaught (Crawfordsville)
144 #25(#8) Marlin Williams (Southmont) vs. #9(#2) Jack Todd (Pendleton Heights)
144 #22(#5) Oshea Phillips (Centerville) vs. #16(#7) Bryce Doss (New Palestine)
150 #8(#3) Braden Getz (Roncalli) vs. #4(#1) Jacob Weaver (Rossville)
157 #13(#5) Zach Lang (Hamilton Southeastern) vs. #4(#1) Silas Foster (Purdue Polytechnic)
157 #25(#6) Kaleb Wilburn (Milan) vs. #11(#3) Michael Cain (Hamilton Heights)
165 #22(#6) Kade Rickard (Bishop Chatard) vs. #17(#3) Zach Huckaby (Perry Meridian)
165 #2(#1) Waylon Cressell (Warren Central) vs. #20(#10) Carter Richardson (Noblesville)
175 #3(#1) Brenton Russell (Warren Central) vs. #25(#7) Gage Gulley (Noblesville)
175 #11(#2) Kyle Harden (Cathedral) vs. #12(#3) Seer Godwise (Perry Meridian)
190 #10(#4) Clay Guenin (Greenfield-Central) vs. #3(#1) Luke Penola (Zionsville)
190 #5(#2) Noah Weaver (Rossville) vs. #12(#3) Jaylen Young (Perry Meridian)
215 #24(NR) Brayden Rouse (East Central) vs. #22(#9) Evan Lawhead (Hamilton Southeastern)
215 #24(NR) Brayden Rouse (East Central) vs. #6(#1) Brandon Johnson (Lawrence North)
215 #8(#3) Jackson Weingart (Cathedral) vs. #10(#5) Shaun Glass (New Palestine)
285 #8(#3) Hosia Smith (Cathedral) vs. #21(#4) Killian Miller (Carmel)
285 #8(#3) Hosia Smith (Cathedral) vs. #14(#1) Jacob McClure (Perry Meridian)Evansville
First Round
106 #22(#11) Aiden Woods (Franklin Community) vs. #4(#2) Brady Byrd (Washington)
113 #10(#3) Brennan Leonard (Martinsville) vs. #8(#4) Caleb Schaefer (EV. Mater Dei)
113 #24(#7) Wyatt Ulrey (Boonville) vs. #19(#5) Gavin Ash (Monrovia)
126 #6(#4) Dominic Brown (Center Grove) vs. #19(#6) Nathan Bryan (Terre Haute South)
138 #22(#7) Caleb Kirkpatrick (Columbus East) vs. #16(#12) Camden Baumann (EV. Mater Dei)
138 #23(#8) Vince Kessinger (Floyd Central) vs. #15(#4) Seth Syra (Avon)
150 #25(#8) Nate Anderson (Columbus East) vs. #22(#6) Griffin Sanders (Mooresville)
157 #9(#3) Asher Ratliff (Columbus North) vs. #16(#4) Evan Hamblin (Martinsville)
165 #21(#6) Matthew Pegram (EV. North) vs. #19(#8) David Oyebode (Decatur Central)
165 #12(#3) Gage Eckels (Ben Davis) vs. #23(#7) Spencer Turner (EV. Mater Dei)
190 #6(#3) Noah Terry (Tell City) vs. #18(#6) Braxton Lewis (Cascade)Ticket
106 #19(#7) David Altstadt (EV. Mater Dei) vs. #14(#6) Mason Goelz (Avon)
106 #8(#4) Talon Jessup (Columbus East) vs. #12(#5) Eli Ogle (Brownsburg)
106 #6(#3) Royce Malone (Monrovia) vs. #22(#11) Aiden Woods (Franklin Community)
106 #6(#3) Royce Malone (Monrovia) vs. #4(#2) Brady Byrd (Washington)
120 #3(#1) Ty Henderson (EV. Mater Dei) vs. #4(#2) Preston Haines (Brownsburg)
120 #9(#5) Walter Hagedorn (Tell City) vs. #7(#4) Isaac Ash (Monrovia)
120 #5(#3) Charlie LaRocca (Center Grove) vs. #17(#7) John Orman (Edgewood)
120 #12(#6) Jayden Owsley (Corydon Central) vs. #23(#8) Tony Kessinger (Floyd Central)
126 #11(#5) Peyton Richards (Switzerland County) vs. #3(#2) Luke Rioux (Avon)
126 #1(#1) Isaiah Schaefer (EV. Mater Dei) vs. #6(#4) Dominic Brown (Center Grove)
126 #1(#1) Isaiah Schaefer (EV. Mater Dei) vs. #19(#6) Nathan Bryan (Terre Haute South)
126 #4(#3) Braylon Reynolds (Brownsburg) vs. #21(#8) Gage Rutan (Columbus East)
132 #16(#5) Josiah Dedeaux (Terre Haute South) vs. #10(#3) Quinten Schoeff (Avon)
132 #1(#1) Jake Hockaday (Brownsburg) vs. #17(#6) Kellan Carter (Scottsburg)
132 #13(#4) Keith Parker (Ben Davis) vs. #23(#8) Hunter Banet (Floyd Central)
138 #11(#2) Chase Stephens (Tell City) vs. #22(#7) Caleb Kirkpatrick (Columbus East)
138 #11(#2) Chase Stephens (Tell City) vs. #16(#12) Camden Baumann (EV. Mater Dei)
138 #20(#6) Landen Horning (EV. Memorial) vs. #14(#5) William Vander Luitgaren (Center Grove)
138 #13(#3) Justice Thornton (Columbus North) vs. #23(#8) Vince Kessinger (Floyd Central)
138 #13(#3) Justice Thornton (Columbus North) vs. #15(#4) Seth Syra (Avon)
144 #19(#7) Caleb Cooper (Columbus East) vs. #2(#2) Parker Reynolds (Brownsburg)
144 #15(#5) Deacon Dressler (Gibson Southern) vs. #24(#9) Gabe Rose (Switzerland County)
144 #1(#1) Reese Courtney (Center Grove) vs. #13(#4) Wyatt Cooksey (Bloomington South)
150 #1(#1) Wyatt Krejsa (Center Grove) vs. #14(#7) Cale Bonenberger (EV. North)
150 #25(#8) Nate Anderson (Columbus East) vs. #11(#4) Alex Smith (Heritage Hills)
150 #22(#6) Griffin Sanders (Mooresville) vs. #11(#4) Alex Smith (Heritage Hills)
150 #2(#2) Hunter May (Floyd Central) vs. #3(#3) Tommy Gibbs (Brownsburg)
157 #18(#8) Colten Schneider (Mt. Vernon (Posey)) vs. #6(#1) Silas Stits (Center Grove)
157 #9(#3) Asher Ratliff (Columbus North) vs. #24(#6) Noah Banet (Floyd Central)
157 #16(#4) Evan Hamblin (Martinsville) vs. #24(#6) Noah Banet (Floyd Central)
165 #3(#1) Evan Roudebush (Bloomington South) vs. #21(#6) Matthew Pegram (EV. North)
165 #3(#1) Evan Roudebush (Bloomington South) vs. #19(#8) David Oyebode (Decatur Central)
165 #8(#2) Oliver Hallett (Indian Creek) vs. #12(#3) Gage Eckels (Ben Davis)
165 #8(#2) Oliver Hallett (Indian Creek) vs. #23(#7) Spencer Turner (EV. Mater Dei)
175 #4(#1) Noah Clouser (Center Grove) vs. #20(#8) James Hastings (Terre Haute North)
175 #9(#3) Sam Howard (Boonville) vs. #14(#4) Noah Sumner (Martinsville)
190 #8(#4) Jett Goldsberry (Heritage Hills) vs. #2(#2) Kaden McConnell (Center Grove)
215 #17(#4) Landon Terry (Tell City) vs. #14(#3) Spencer Watson (Tri-West)
215 #19(#6) Parker Hart (Heritage Hills) vs. #16(#2) Tyson Ruhe (Jasper)
285 #4(#1) Nate Johnson (Center Grove) vs. #15(#6) Sean Murphy (Terre Haute South)
285 #13(#4) Ben Land (Jeffersonville) vs. #16(#5) Oluwagbenga Orisadare (Avon)
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Fort Wayne
First Round
113 #20(#7) Cole Hinkel (Goshen) vs. #22(#6) Braylon McIntire (North Miami)
120 #15(#2) Kaid Jackson (Delta) vs. #22(#3) Jordan Korreckt (North Miami)
120 #6(#1) Tanner Tishner (Western) vs. #20(#10) Bowen Keith (Cowan)
126 #5(#1) Neal Mosier (Delta) vs. #24(#10) Cameron Senter (Wawasee)
132 #7(#2) Carter Fielden (Garrett) vs. #18(#5) Brason Schortgen (Adams Central)
190 #9(#1) Chad Washburn (Kokomo) vs. #14(#2) Eli Coolman (Leo)
Ticket
106 #7(#2) Julianna Ocampo (New Haven) vs. #20(#6) Griffin Byrum (Jay County)
106 #9(#3) Rex Moore (Manchester) vs. #24(#7) Cole Carper (Jimtown)
113 #3(#1) Ayden Bollinger (Delta) vs. #20(#7) Cole Hinkel (Goshen)
113 #3(#1) Ayden Bollinger (Delta) vs. #22(#6) Braylon McIntire (North Miami)
113 #4(#2) Jalen Sawyer-May (Kokomo) vs. #7(#3) Levi Johns (Bluffton)
113 #16(#5) Kaleb Salazar (Wawasee) vs. #15(#4) Abrum Swathwood (Garrett)
120 #6(#1) Tanner Tishner (Western) vs. #25(#6) Lane Snyder (Eastside)
120 #20(#10) Bowen Keith (Cowan) vs. #25(#6) Lane Snyder (Eastside)
138 #12(#2) Linkin Carter (Eastside) vs. #18(#5) Maverick Dubach (Adams Central)
144 #10(#2) Brody Hagewood (Prairie Heights) vs. #20(#3) Wyatt Hoppes (Yorktown)
144 #18(#9) Emilio Liscano (Oak Hill) vs. #21(#4) Kolten Rhonemus (Delta)
150 #21(#4) Luke Teusch (Huntington North) vs. #24(#3) Rylee Biddle (East Noble)
150 #19(#2) Jayden Jett (Cowan) vs. #17(#5) Blake Denman (Angola)
157 #14(#3) Kevon Russell (FW Snider) vs. #17(#5) Isaiah Meyer (South Adams)
157 #3(#1) Mitchell Betz (Western) vs. #23(#9) Ben Barker (East Noble)
175 #2(#1) Chase Leech (Garrett) vs. #15(#4) Evan Miller (Oak Hill)
175 #8(#3) Laish Detwiler (Goshen) vs. #22(#6) Hartley Hoover (North Miami)
190 #15(#3) Trevor Currie (Adams Central) vs. #9(#1) Chad Washburn (Kokomo)
190 #15(#3) Trevor Currie (Adams Central) vs. #14(#2) Eli Coolman (Leo)
190 #19(#5) Mickey Daring (FW Bishop Luers) vs. #21(#7) Bryce Wenk (Jay County)
215 #3(#2) Keagan Martin (Bellmont) vs. #21(#4) Jaxon Copas (Central Noble)
215 #18(#3) Travis Henke (Northridge) vs. #23(#5) Caleb Evans (Homestead)
285 #22(#2) James Hartleroad (DeKalb) vs. #12(#4) Zac Wurm (Adams Central)
New Castle Semi State Predictions!
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Oh goodness, some random guy on the internet doesn't believe in a Chatard wrestler, call the police!
If you have to use messageboard banter to motive your kids it is already too late. Your kids should be motived by wanting to wrestle at the state finals instead of worrying about what someone with 4 posts thinks.