Caleb Spires

I haven't registered yet, but there is a good chance I'm going. Any additional information is that I am likely going 163 and that I'm with Jimtown.

Wow, this is some shocking news. The big question is if he plans on going 106 or 113.

I can see Penn having up to 8. Mishawaka will probably have about 5. And Jimtown this year has potential for 5 or 6.

Last year, he was having a hard time choosing between basketball and wrestling. He chose basketball, but I guess he decided this year that he'd rather wrestle. He told me once that he plans on wrestling for the next 3 years.

A while back, Rankings Guy put him at 106 on twitter, so I was just going based off of that.

I had thought about him earlier actually, I must have forgotten as the list went on... But there's no doubt he'll be pretty high up there.

I'm probably way off, but oh well, I was bored. So here's what I have come up with so far. 106 1. Steven Micic ? Hanover Central 2. Brandon James ? Lawrence North 3. Josh Fuqua ? Crown Point 4. Santo Marciano - Munster 5. Zach Krumlauf - DeKalb 6. Kayla Miracle ? Culver Academies 7. Michael Garza ? Merrilville 8. C.J Whitten ? Ben Davis 113 1. Jarred Brooks ? Warsaw 2. Cody LeCount ? Perry Meridian 3. Brock Beavans - Yorktown 4. Alonzo Shepherd ? Jeffersonville 5. Sam Ferdig ? South Bend Adams 6. Damion Kuhn ? Evansville Reitz 7. Kyle Jolas ? Huntington North 8. Blake Denton ? Twin Lakes 120 1. Brenden Campbell ? New Castle 2. Mason Todd ? Pendleton Heights 3. Cody Phillips ? Union County 4. Paul Petrov ? Hanover Central 5. Levi Moss ? Ben Davis 6. Schuyler Phillips - Yorktown 7. Luke Welch - Castle 8. Anthony McHugh ? Culver Academies 126 1. Kyle Ayersman ? Lake Central 2. Nick Crume - Jimtown 3. Chandler Carroll - Yorktown 4. Josh Farrell - Greenfield-Central 5. Robert Boston ? Lawrence North 6. Charlie McGinley - Indianapolis Arsenal Tech 7. Trevor Moody ? Evansville Reitz 8. Todd Batt ? South Adams 132 1. Neal Molloy - Danville 2. Jarred McKinley ? Perry Meridian 3. Mitch Hartman ? South Bend Clay 4. Luke Blanton - Alexandria 5. Layten Binion - Mishawaka 6. Jonathon Hoehn ? Mt. Vernon 7. Trevor Manspeaker - Penn 8. Mike Venezia ? Indianapolis Cathedral 138 1. Devon Jackson - Yorktown 2. Brian Harvey - Indianapolis Cathedral 3. Jake Fuqua ? Crown Point 4. Isaiah Bradley ? Muncie Southside 5. Nick Bova ? Perry Meridian 6. Chris Kastafaros - Chesterton 7. Tristan Macri ? Mishawaka 8. Alex Griffin ? McCutcheon 145 1. Jason Tsirtsis ? Crown Point 2. Jake Lannert ? Evansville Mater Dei 3. Blake Rueger ? Evansville Reitz 4. Charlie Mavros - Lowell 5. Vincent Corsaro ? Indianapolis Cathedral 6. Jon Blanton - Alexandria 7. Zeke Schultz ? Adams Central 8. Jordan Judy - Danville

I was in a Jimtown open room today and I think the team will be pretty solid this year. By the looks of it, it should go something like; 106 Jay Franko 113 Cody Koebel 120 Dominic Garrett 126 Nick Crume 132 Zach Slough 138 Emelio Forrest 145 Cody Mort 152 Jeff Burghduf 160 Casey Adams 170 Lawrence Davis 182 Brandon Weinkauf 195 Tanner Adams 220 Dustin Chafin 285 Cody Spurgeon I could be way off, but that seems very realistic at this point.

I know it was an intense match, and Micic is really good. In fact, he has a great chance at being the champ next year. My point is why would he move states because he's scared of a kid he already beat?

Funny... I don't remember Boston having a hard time "getting through" Micic at state?

From last fall, I can remember Crume being around 128-130 at the start of the season, and I don't think he has gained much since. He'll likely end up going 132 because he hates cutting, but I wouldn't count 126 out altogether. And Adams said he would only try for 170 if Weinkauf went 182, but I think Weinkauf will go 170 next year, and Adams will go 182. I'm not positive on any of the weight predictions, so if I'm wrong by the time the season comes around, sorry.

Some Jimtown kids that could make some noise... Cody Koebel - He's been working with Nick Crume a lot lately and has been improving vastly. If he goes 113 like he's trying for, I could expect to see him go far in the individual tournament. Nick Crume - He got 3rd at 125 last year, so it's assumed he'll have a great season this year. Brandon Weinkauf - One match away from state this year, and if he improves this year as much as he did last year, he is definitely state-bound. Casey and Tanner Adams - They're getting bigger and stronger all the time. With Tanner going 182(Or maybe even 170, but that's a long shot), he has a great chance at state this year.

Well, if this is true, what should Nathan go?

Dylan Shumaker of Bremen could turn some heads if he is 103 or 112.

I'll probably start coming March 22nd. I need all the practice I am offered.

How about Taylor Grubb getting stuck in the ticket round at semi-state?

Thank you. Most people don't see us on the same level as a team like Mishawaka or Penn, so it's cool reading that. I would have loved to face Mishawaka this year, it would have been an insanely close one.

I would personally go... 105 113 120 125 131 137 142 150 157 165 175 190 215 285

How do we know Stevenson could beat him?

Yeah, apparently he easily could have wrestled 189, but chose to wrestle 215 because it looks better for colleges that want to recruit him for football.

Definitely Molloy's back flip.

Well, if he made it to the state championship match, does that REALLY make him #14 in the state?

Congratulations to all of them, they were some of the hardest workers this season, and that showed at the state finals. For Nick to place 3rd as a sophomore is amazing. If he doesn't get first next year, no one will stop him his senior year.

I don't know, but if it wasn't Trey Reese, he was robbed.

What about Binion and Blanton? Wasn't Binion up 5-0 in the first 30 seconds and then Blanton comes back and wins 15-6?