Winning Ugly

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113   Trevor Wilson (Norwell) won by decision over Gage Potthoff (Carroll High School) 6-0.   3.00   0   

120   Ben Cauffman (Carroll High School) won by tech fall over Paul Jansen (Norwell) 4:00 17-2.   0   5.00   

126   Joe Israbian (Carroll High School) won by pin over Nick Gordon (Norwell) 3:09.   0   6.00   

132   Logan Jester (Carroll High School) won by forfeit over Unknown (Unattached) .   0   6.00   

138   Ashton McCune (Norwell) won by decision over Sebastian Hicks (Carroll High School) 9-2.   3.00   0   

145   Alex Arney (Carroll High School) won by forfeit over Unknown (Unattached) .   0   6.00   

152   Josh Garman (Carroll High School) won by forfeit over Unknown (Unattached) .   0   6.00   

160   Colin Leatherman (Carroll High School) won by decision over Dylon McCune (Norwell) 8-5.   0   3.00   

170   Tristan Wilson (Carroll High School) won by pin over Chandler Schoeft (Norwell) 0:51.   0   6.00   

182   Ryan Collins (Carroll High School) won by tech fall over Jeremy Davis (Norwell) 3:50 16-0.   0   5.00   

195   Corey Rickman (Carroll High School) won by forfeit over Unknown (Unattached) .   0   6.00   

220   Brad Sadilek (Carroll High School) won by forfeit over Unknown (Unattached) .   0   6.00   

285   Ammon Carr (Carroll High School) won by forfeit over Unknown (Unattached) .   0   6.00   

Dual Meet Score     9.0   61.0

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113   Kobe Raypole (Carroll High School) won by pin over Clarence Donahue (New Haven) 0:24.   6.00   0   

120   Ben Cauffman (Carroll High School) won by tech fall over Sean Casey (New Haven) 2:00 20-5.   5.00   0   

126   Joe Israbian (Carroll High School) won by pin over Ryan Shaffer (New Haven) 3:03.   6.00   0   

132   Logan Jester (Carroll High School) won by forfeit over Unknown (Unattached) .   6.00   0   

138   Sebastian Hicks (Carroll High School) won by decision over Kyle Bender (New Haven) 13-7.   3.00   0   

145   Alex Arney (Carroll High School) won by pin over Tommy McDowell (New Haven) 1:14.   6.00   0   

152   Josh Garman (Carroll High School) won by tech fall over Nic Lash (New Haven) 4:00 16-1.   5.00   0   

160   Chris Goff (New Haven) won by decision over Colin Leatherman (Carroll High School) 17-12.   0   3.00   

170   Tristan Wilson (Carroll High School) won by decision over Luis Chacon (New Haven) 7-1.   3.00   0   

182   Ryan Collins (Carroll High School) won by pin over Nick Potter (New Haven) 3:59.   6.00   0   

195   Corey Rickman (Carroll High School) won by pin over Dustin Walls (New Haven) 2:43.   6.00   0   

220   Brad Sadilek (Carroll High School) won by pin over Austin Amstutz (New Haven) 3:02.   6.00   0   

285   Ammon Carr (Carroll High School) won by decision over Mikey Rivera (New Haven) 8-4.   3.00   0   

Dual Meet Score     67.0   3.0

106   Jack Franklin (Homestead) won by tech fall over Joel Byman (Carroll High School) 2:00 17-1.   0   5.00   

113   Kobe Raypole (Carroll High School) won by tech fall over Bligh Rushing (Homestead) 4:00 16-1.   5.00   0   

120   Ben Cauffman (Carroll High School) won by pin over Drake Rhodes (Homestead) 5:16.   6.00   0   

126   Joe Israbian (Carroll High School) won by pin over Camron Robb (Homestead) 1:21.   6.00   0   

132   Logan Jester (Carroll High School) won by pin over Vince Rosales (Homestead) 4:46.   6.00   0   

138   Kyle Leland (Homestead) won by pin over Sebastian Hicks (Carroll High School) 1:26.   0   6.00   

145   Alex Arney (Carroll High School) won by pin over Chase Woosley (Homestead) 1:37.   6.00   0   

152   Josh Garman (Carroll High School) won by pin over Jack Davis (Homestead) 3:06.   6.00   0   

160   Tim Eshcoff (Homestead) won by pin over Colin Leatherman (Carroll High School) 3:00.   0   6.00   

170   Tristan Wilson (Carroll High School) won by pin over Jacob Lay (Homestead) 3:49.   6.00   0   

182   Ryan Collins (Carroll High School) won in sudden victory 1 over Wyatt Clem (Homestead) 7-5.   3.00   0   

195   Corey Rickman (Carroll High School) won by forfeit over Unknown (Unattached) .   6.00   0   

220   Brad Sadilek (Carroll High School) won by forfeit over Unknown (Unattached) .   6.00   0   

285   Ammon Carr (Carroll High School) won by forfeit over Unknown (Unattached) .   6.00   0

106   Joel Byman (Carroll High School) won by tech fall over Dylan McClure (Columbia City) 4:00 17-0.   5.00   0   

113   Hunter Langelon (Columbia City) won by decision over Kobe Raypole (Carroll High School) 15-11.   0   3.00   

120   Ben Cauffman (Carroll High School) won by pin over Noah Ray (Columbia City) 1:44.   6.00   0   

126   Joe Israbian (Carroll High School) won by tech fall over Matt Wright (Columbia City) 4:00 17-0.   5.00   0   

132   Logan Jester (Carroll High School) won by pin over Seth Rosen (Columbia City) 5:12.   6.00   0   

138   Nathen Smith (Columbia City) won by pin over Sebastian Hicks (Carroll High School) 3:28.   0   6.00   

145   Alex Arney (Carroll High School) won by pin over Cross Dietrich (Columbia City) 1:46.   6.00   0   

152   Josh Garman (Carroll High School) won by decision over Payton Walker (Columbia City) 6-1.   3.00   0   

160   Landon Hodges (Columbia City) won by pin over Cody Zabolotney (Carroll High School) 1:46.   0   6.00   

170   Tristan Wilson (Carroll High School) won by decision over Hunter LaRue (Columbia City) 3-0.   3.00   0   

182   Ryan Collins (Carroll High School) won by major decision over Cody McClure (Columbia City) 18-6.   4.00   0   

195   Corey Rickman (Carroll High School) won by forfeit over Unknown (Unattached) .   6.00   0   

220   Brad Sadilek (Carroll High School) won by pin over Jake Elkins (Columbia City) 1:36.   6.00   0   

285   Lin Hoeppner (Columbia City) won by pin over Jonah Weber (Carroll High School) 1:24.   0   6.00   

Dual Meet Score     50.0   21.0

113 - bocock beat turner from cathedral

138 - austin smith  LEB beat justin atkinson #7 and krumlauf #4 to win spartan

152 - andrew jones columbus north beat brant larson cathedral

113 Raypole (Carroll) pins Bocock 

113 Pepple (East Noble) pins Raypole

145 Arney dec Hinkle ,  next day Hinkle dec Arney

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106 Joel Byman 3-0

113 Kobe Raypole 5-0

120 Ben Cauffman 5-0

126 Joe Israbian 5-0

132 Logan Jester 4-1

138 Sebastian Hicks 3-2

145 Alex Arney 5-0

152 Josh Garman 4-0

160 Kayne Duncan 5-0

170 Tristan Wilson 5-0

182 Ryan Collins 5-0

195 Chase Blotkamp 4-1

220 Brad Sadilek 5-0

285 Ammon Carr 3-1

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138   Zachary Krumlauf (Dekalb) won by pin over Sebastian Hicks (Carroll High School)    

145   Logan Williams (Dekalb) won by major decision over Tommy O`Conner (Carroll High School) 11-2.   

152   Josh Garman (Carroll High School) won by decision over Chris Hamlin (Dekalb) 8-3.

160   Kayne Duncan (Carroll High School) won by pin over Dominic Fiig (Dekalb) 3:11.   

170   Tristan Wilson (Carroll High School) won by pin over Stephen Lynch (Dekalb) 1:26.   

182   Ryan Collins (Carroll High School) won by tech fall over Collin Bice (Dekalb) 2:15 17-2.

195   Corey Rickman (Carroll High School) won by pin over Martin Hunter (Dekalb) 0:56.

220   Brad Sadilek (Carroll High School) won by pin over Ross Thompson (Dekalb) 3:41.   

285   Ammon Carr (Carroll High School) won by pin over Wyatt Robbins (Dekalb) 0:49.   

106   Trevor Boyce (Dekalb) won by decision over Joel Byman (Carroll High School) 8-3.   

113   Derek Wilson (Dekalb) won by pin over Gage Potthoff (Carroll High School) 1:25.   

120   Ben Cauffman (Carroll High School) won by pin over Kyle Davis (Dekalb) 3:45.

126   Joe Israbian (Carroll High School) won by decision over Chase Gish (Dekalb) 6-2.

132   Logan Jester (Carroll High School) won by forfeit over Unknown (Unattached) .

Dual Meet Score   19.0   53.0   

Corey Rickman of Carroll :08 pin against Salazar of East Noble

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113 Pepple (E) Waggnoer © 1:15 0-12

120 Cauffman© Gordan (E) 4:54 6-12

126 Lutter (E) Israbian © 9-2.  6-15

132 Jester © Housholder (E) 5-2.  9-15

138 Diffenderfer (E)  Hicks © 2:19 9-21

145 Weimer (E)  Arney © 2-1   9-24

152 Garman © Jones (E) 1:40  15-24

160 Duncan © Maley (E). 12-5. 18-24

170 Wilson © Haas (E).  1:59. 24-24

182 Dunten © Vincent (E). 9-4.  27-24

195 Rickman © Salazar   :08.  33-24

220 Joest (E) Sadliek © 4-3 3OT. 33-27

285 Carr © Napier (E) 2:24.  39-27

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106 Joel Byman 3-2

120 Ben Cauffman 5-0

126 Kobe Raypole 5-0

132 Tristan Lerch 0-3 Bryan Macias 0-2

138 Logan Jester 4-1

145 Alex Arney 5-0

152 Josh Garman 4-0 Sebastian Hicks 1-0

160 Kayne Duncan 3-2

170 Tristan Wilson 5-0

182 Eric Dunten 5-0

195 Corey Rickman 4-1

220 Brad Sadilek 5-0

285 Ammon Carr 3-2

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Rickman from Carroll pins Omar in the 1st period in their last meeting. Sadilek owns Rickman in practice.  My point is until you do it in season it dosen't mean much.  Tiashawn is the top dog here at 195 followed close by Salmon.

Brad Laughlin from Yorktown is going to be another tough lower weight class kid (106-120) in this semi state.

I don't think you should get to excited about it yet.  Carroll will start having meetings about this topic in a couple of days.  IMO everything is in play at this point.

Wayne? I have like 6-7 guys from East Noble going to State....Wayne has 2 returners who have shown this off season they are ready to compete and a few surprises..If I'm wrong I'm sure you all will tell me in February

I think the criticism of your picks comes from you putting Neely ahead of a semi state quarter finalist Langeloh, and Omar over Tiashawn Johnson and a State Qualifier Brian Salmon. Remember people always think their team or kid is better then they really are. 

Riley Lefever of Fort Wayne Carroll has 36 pins in 43 matches. Broke the old school record by seven.

I am the head coach at Carroll High School.  First off, I am heart broken for Spencer.  I have coached and watched him wrestle since he was in elementary school.  I also have him in class where he excels as a student.  Spencer you will not get over this but you will get through it, and in the end you will become a man of character for it.  I was not at the mat when this happened, as I was coaching one of Spencer's teammates.  So it was hard for me to argue the call of a back bow.  There is no question in my mind after watching the tape it is clearly not a back bow, and should have been called potentially dangerous.  It is not my intension to question the honor or character of the Adam Central program in public, but if this were my wrestler or even son he would have finished the match regardless of what the trainer said.  Second, as far a this silly notion of a special meeting about Carroll wrestling and back bows, give me a break.  I, my coaches or wrestler don't practice, teach, or drill back bows.  I am a man of high character and the suggestion that we teach this move or promote it is insulting.  Spencer in my heart you are a State Champion!

Scott Raypole

Carroll Wrestling 

I agree, without any team points being awarded it makes no sense to place an unseeded wrestler against the top guys.  It should be the same as a play in game for the NCAA basketball tournament. Unseeded vs. unseeded.

1st  Carroll.      262

2nd East Noble  248.5

3rd New Haven. 186

For Carroll

106 Ben Cauffman runner up loses 2-0 to Pepple

113 Kobe Raypole 4th

120 Joe Israbian 3rd

126 Steven Cardenas Champion

132 Mitchell McClure runner up

138 Josh Garman 3rd

145 Alex Arney Runner up

152 Tristan Wilson Runner up

160 Spencer Malcolm Champion

170 Kayne Duncan Champion

182 Riley Lefever Champion

195 Corey Rickman Runner up

220 Brad Sadilek 3rd

285 Ty Douglas 5th

The kid who has a head to head should be rewarded over the one with a better record.

"C" is rewarded with a higher seed than "A". He has no critiria over "B".  Once "A" is out you move on to the next step.

So then why wrestle anyone head to head if it is better to just not wrestle anyone?

Sure if we want to take it to the extreme, wrestle all your guys 10 times aganist the easiest opponent and get a good seed.  At that point are you helping or hurting your team. You can't hide forever in the tournament series.

But A has higher winning percentage over B, so he can't be out.

Yes A is out he has a H2H loss. Like you said it is the first critiria on the list.  Once you eliminate a person you move on to the next critiria.

According to the info you have... This is how it should go

 

Wrestler A get #1 because he has two common wins over wrestler E and has beaten all 3 others

Wrestler D would get #2 because his only loss is to wrestler A, and based on his record win %

Wrestler B gets #3 because of the win over wrestler C and E

Wrestler C gets #4

Wrestler E gets #5, even with the common win over A, because A has two common wins over him

C is a semi state quarter kid so he would have a higher seed than D.

Wrestler A  23-8 Wins over wrester b, c, and d

Wrestler B 20-5 beats wrestler c and lost to a

Wrestler C 25-7 lost to a and b is a semi state quarter kid

Wrestler D 25-5 head to head lost to A

Wrestler E 23-11 Lost to wrestler b and c has a common over wrestler A

 

How should these be seeded?

 

Good Luck

A has common over E also, therefore E is out and the rest solves itself. A is 1, B is 2, C is 3, D is 4, and E is 5.

I think coaches should wear a singlet with a polo shirt like the one in Vision Quest!

Steven Cardenas did not wrestle on Saturday.

1st Carroll 294

2nd Snider 211

Carroll results

106 Ben Cauffman 1st

113 Kobe Raypole 1st

120 Joe Israbian 4th

126 Alex Spake 3rd

132 Mitchell McClure 2nd

138 Josh Garman 1st

145 Alex Arney 2nd

152 Tristan Wilson 3rd

160 Spencer Malcolm 1st

170 Riley Lefever 1st

182 Kayne Duncan 3rd

195 Corey Rickman 2nd

220 Brad Sadilek 3rd

285 Jonah Weber 5th

Carroll 71 Norwell 6

106 Fillers (N) pins Pothoff © 3:07

113 Raypole © tf Gordan (N) 17-0

120 Israbian © dec Jensen (N) 8-5

126 Cardenas © ff

132 McClure © md McCune (N) 15-3

138 Smith © pins Kobryn (N) 1:09

145 Arney © ff

152 Wilson © ff

160 Malcolm © tf Burke (N) 19-4

170 Riley Lefever © pins Simmerson (N) 1:13

182 Duncan © ff

195 Rickman © pins Grisley (N) 1:17

220 Sadilek © pins Nash (N) 3:59

285 Weber © ff