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South Bend Adams:
Daniel Olsen 9-0
Tavonte Malone 17-0

106:
#1 Colton Cummings - Lowell
#3 Tylor Triana - Hobart
#8 Graham Rooks - Columbus East
#10 Tanner Demien - Northwood
#15 Keyuan Murphy - Warren Central
#16 Kyle Mockenstrum - Prairie Heights
MVSS #6 Kory Cavanaugh, #10 Anthony Osario
FWSS #6 Hunter Whitman
113:
#6 Drew Hildebrandt - Penn
#8 Michael DeLaPena - Merrillville
#11 Erik Owens - Warren Central
#14 Mason Mendez - Bellmont
MVSS #4 Cody Crary, #7 Bryton Goering, #10 Lucas Finger
EVSS #8 Dillon Hurst
120:
#7 Brenden Black - Hobart
#11 Kyle Hatch - Warsaw
MVSS #5 Jack Tolin, #6 Austin Slates, #8 Ryan Hardesty
FWSS #5 Marcus Meija, #6 Hector Flores
NCSS #8 Issac Castro
126:
#3 Jason Crary - Munster
#4 Elliot Malloy - Danville
#8 Branden Truver - Lake Central
#10 Joel McGhee - Warren Central
#11 Jon Becker - Bellmont
#13 John Hunting - Rochester
MVSS #9 Zac Wells
132:
#4 Clarence Johnson - Merrillville
#5 Matthew McKinney - Warren Central
#16 Daniel Gunsett - Bellmont
MVSS #4 Daniel Olsen, #5 Austen Laughlin, #9 Sergio Castellanos, #10 Jarrett Selis
FWSS # 5 Fernando Luevano
138:
#2 Tommy Cash - Lawrence North
#7 Zach Fattore - Hobart
MVSS #4 Josh Heckathorn, #6 Diego Lemley
FWSS #2 Jay Franko
145:
#1 Jacob Covaciu - Merrillville
#5 Trent Pruitt - Warren Central
#8 Tony Vaughn - Elkhart Memorial
MVSS #6 Tavonte Malone, #7 Kassius Breathitt
FWSS #4 Doug Levitz
152:
#1 Tommy Forte - Mishawaka
#4 Kody Christenson - Lake Central
#5 Jarod Swank - Penn
MVSS #7 Thomas Butler
FWSS #2 Garrett Griffen, #3 Peyton Sturgill, #4 Taylor Grim, #5 Marquis Schieber
NCSS #5 Dominic Herrick, #10 Bryan Corrender
160:
#1 Drew Hughes - Lowell
#6 Bruce Baumgartner - Bellmont
#13 Denzl Prentice - Penn
MVSS #8 Tristan Goering, #10 Lucas Davison
FWSS #6 Jed Levitz
NCSS #10 Dezmond Goddard, #11 James Turner
EVSS #4 Kody Caudle
170:
#4 Scottie Sopko - Hobart
#6 Joey Mammolenti - Penn
#7 Cameron Jones - Lawrence North
#13 Nick Ritchie - Elkhart Memorial
MVSS #4 James Malone, #6 Chase Deal, #7 Jack Davison
182:
#1 Chase Osborn - Penn
#3 Andrew Davison - Chesterton
#9 Jake Kleimola - Lake Central
#16 David Eli - Elkhart Memorial
MVSS #10 Issac James
NCSS #10 Cornelius Knox-Abbot
195:
#6 Nick Fowler - Calumet
#8 Bo Davis - Garrett
#11 Tanner Bradley - Mishawaka
#14 Wes Beck - Rochester
#16 Jarius Perry - Merrillville
MVSS #8 Rory Nolin, #10 John Bigbie
FWSS #4 Carter Friedt, #5 Oscar Reyes
NCSS #5 Justin Stone, #7 Tirone Young
EVSS #5 Ian Songer #6 Quade Greiwe
220:
#1: Kobe Woods - Penn
#4 Courvoiser Morrow - Warren Central
#12 Kaleb Summers -Elkhart Memorial
#14 Derek Paz - Goshen
#15 Blake Davis - Garrett
MVSS #8 Brandon Streck, #10 Jared Troxel
FWSS #5 Eric Hobbs
285:
#1 Shawn Streck - Merrillville
#8 Cory Christman - Penn
#11 Jaison Bragon - Warren Central
MVSS # 7 Brian Shaw, #8 Jordan Shafer
FWSS #3 Braxton Amos

Doing the the update tonight any more info before I get started? Anyone missing?

I don't think that's a strong enough case to keep him out of the fw ss rankings.

Olsen gets the win 9-8 against Laughlin today.

#TBT Nick Wiesjahn vs Steve Salinas 2005 Al Smith Finals 112 lbs
 

The 112 pound final of the 2005 Al Smith Invitational. Nick Wiesjahn of Mishawaka vs. Steve Salinas of South Bend Clay. They would also meet in the Sectional, Regional, and Semi-State Finals that year. Wiesjahn would finish 4th and Salinas would finish 5th in the state tournament.
 
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Tavonte Malone also beat valpo's 145 8-7

Daniel olsen from SBA pinned Cummins from valpo in 41 seconds at the valpo super dual Saturday, he is 6-0 on the year. Also Tavonte Malone is at 145

Daniel olsen from SBA pinned Cummins from valpo in 41 seconds at the valpo super dual Saturday, he is 6-0 on the year. Also Tavonte Malone is at 145

Tavonte Malone also beat valpo's 145 8-7

What happened to Laughlin? Was it just an oversight when moving people around or something else?

St. Joe also took 8th at the nic tournament last year, but hey, they might have improved that much over the off season.

Seeing as he already gave up college eligibility, I think it was a good move. That being said, I don't see him making the Olympics in 2016 like he plans, so i dont see why hes waiting to go into mma. Originally he was going to wait until after 2020 to fight, which I think would have been smart so he could accomplish his goal. Now that being said, I hope he proves me wrong and makes a run at the Olympics in 2016.