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Since no one else started it lets see who you think will win the NECC this weekend. The team race is really a race for 2nd between Central Noble, Garrett and Fairfield because Prairie Heights is the clear favorite. The individual races will also have some very good matches. I'll give you my picks and see what you think.
 
106 SHEARER
113 HOYER
120 GLOGOUSKI
126 LONG
132 LUEVANO
138 RASLER
145 LESKOWYAK
152 D. LEVITZ
160 DELONG ,    MAYBE A LITTLE BIAS HERE BUT HE DID BEAT LEVITZ EARLY IN THE SEASON
170 BURNS
182 BLAKELEY
195 BECK DAVIS
220 KILGORE
HWT AMOS, BUT IT WILL BE GOOD BETWEEN HIM AND DAVIS.
 
NOW I SEE IN OTHER THREADS THAT THERE IS A NEW GAME ON INDIANA MAT CALLED CAN MY CONFERENCE ALL STARS BEAT CARROLL. SO HERE ARE MY PICKS FOR THAT.
 
106 SCHEARER OVER JUST DEC
113 HOYER OVER WERTMAN BY PIN
120 GLOUGOSKI BY PIN OVER BYMAN
126 THIS COULD GO EITHER WAY BETWEEN LONG AND STANDRIDGE
132 THIS WOULD BE A GOOD ONE BETWEEN LUEVANO AND RAYPOLE, COULD GO EITHER WAY
138 ANOTHER GREAT MATCH BETWEEN ARNEY AND RASLER
145 LESKOWYAK OVER HICKS
152 LEVITZ OVER SLOFFER
160 GARMAN OVER DELONG
170 BURNS OVER O'CONNER
182 BLAKELEY OVER BLEVINS
195 BECK DAVIS OVER GROSSNICKLE
220 MCKEEVER / KILGORE COULD GO EITHER WAY AS WELL
HWT AMOS OVER LAWSON
 
9 FOR NECC 1 FOR CARROLL AND 4 TOSS UPS
 

Well Delong did beat jed 9-5 at the super duel so its not a long shot.
Alright I'll give you a dec for Hoyer but Blake would at least get bonus points. Also I beleive the Kilgore/Mckeever match went to over time last time so it is definitely a toss up match.
Wow only 25 pins over the season is great. I think we have 2 kids with more pins then that, I guess thats why your such a good duels team.

Since no one else started it lets see who you think will win the NECC this weekend. The team race is really a race for 2nd between Central Noble, Garrett and Fairfield because Prairie Heights is the clear favorite. The individual races will also have some very good matches. I'll give you my picks and see what you think.
 
106 SHEARER
113 HOYER
120 GLOGOUSKI
126 LONG
132 LUEVANO
138 RASLER
145 LESKOWYAK
152 D. LEVITZ
160 DELONG ,    MAYBE A LITTLE BIAS HERE BUT HE DID BEAT LEVITZ EARLY IN THE SEASON
170 BURNS
182 BLAKELEY
195 BECK DAVIS
220 KILGORE
HWT AMOS, BUT IT WILL BE GOOD BETWEEN HIM AND DAVIS.
 
NOW I SEE IN OTHER THREADS THAT THERE IS A NEW GAME ON INDIANA MAT CALLED CAN MY CONFERENCE ALL STARS BEAT CARROLL. SO HERE ARE MY PICKS FOR THAT.
 
106 SCHEARER OVER JUST DEC
113 HOYER OVER WERTMAN BY PIN
120 GLOUGOSKI BY PIN OVER BYMAN
126 THIS COULD GO EITHER WAY BETWEEN LONG AND STANDRIDGE
132 THIS WOULD BE A GOOD ONE BETWEEN LUEVANO AND RAYPOLE, COULD GO EITHER WAY
138 ANOTHER GREAT MATCH BETWEEN ARNEY AND RASLER
145 LESKOWYAK OVER HICKS
152 LEVITZ OVER SLOFFER
160 GARMAN OVER DELONG
170 BURNS OVER O'CONNER
182 BLAKELEY OVER BLEVINS
195 BECK DAVIS OVER GROSSNICKLE
220 MCKEEVER / KILGORE COULD GO EITHER WAY AS WELL
HWT AMOS OVER LAWSON
 
9 FOR NECC 1 FOR CARROLL AND 4 TOSS UPS
 

Some notables from New Haven
113 Trevor Boyce 6-2 over Dane Martin and again 3-1 in overtime
113 Wyatt Miller 5-3 in overtime over Trevor Boyce
113 Geoffrey Davis over Wyatt Miller 9-0
120 Blaigh Rushing 4-0 over Sam Richard
126 Jack Franklin 1-0 over Kyle Davis
126 Kyle Davis pin :49 over Briar Goodwin
132 Owen Doster tf 16-1 over Chase Hissong
132 Drake Rhodes 3-2 over Owen Doster
138 Trace Manspeaker 5-2 over Mason Kern
145 Isaac Eicher all first period pins
152 Cody Van Ooyen 15-13 over Gage Delong
152 Cody Widner 6-0 over cody Van Ooyen
160 Nick Potter 10-2 over Scott Lentz
170 Tate Burns wins, improves to 25-1
182 Wyatt Clem wins with all pins
195 Isaiah Baumgartner 2-0 over Kirt Ohlemacher
220 John Isaacson 5-4 overtime over Trevor Brown

Some notables from New Haven
 
 
113 Trevor Boyce 6-2 over Dane Martin and again 3-1 in overtime
 
 
113 Wyatt Miller 5-3 in overtime over Trevor Boyce
 
 
113 Geoffrey Davis over Wyatt Miller 9-0
 
 
120 Blaigh Rushing 4-0 over Sam Richard
 
 
126 Jack Franklin 1-0 over Kyle Davis
 
 
126 Kyle Davis pin :49 over Briar Goodwin
 
 
132 Owen Doster tf 16-1 over Chase Hissong
 
 
132 Drake Rhodes 3-2 over Owen Doster
 
 
138 Trace Manspeaker 5-2 over Mason Kern
 
 
145 Isaac Eicher all first period pins
 
 
152 Cody Van Ooyen 15-13 over Gage Delong
 
 
152 Cody Widner 6-0 over cody Van Ooyen
 
 
160 Nick Potter 10-2 over Scott Lentz
 
 
170 Tate Burns wins, improves to 25-1
 
 
182 Wyatt Clem wins with all pins
 
 
195 Isaiah Baumgartner 2-0 over Kirt Ohlemacher
 
 
220 John Isaacson 5-4 overtime over Trevor Brown

At the New Haven tournament you could have a 132 finals match with Owen Doster and Drake Rhodes.

At the Carroll duels today Seth Burns of Eastside beat Trevor Boyce of Dekalb 7-6,pinned Dylan damarco of Garrett and lost to Joel Byman of Carroll 8-5.
Gage delong lost to Jamal Scott of Elkhart Central 4-3 at 152
Tate Burns beat Caleb Partin of Busco 6-4 and is still undefeated on the year.

160- CC Reed d NH Potter 132- NH Doster tf LE Hissong 132- NH Doster d CC Wright

I feel as if lots of kids these days are getting caught up in the idea of being Division I athletes. While being a Division I athlete is stellar, it isn't the only level. I feel as if being a Division I athlete is something you should shoot for and to train like, but you don't have to become one. You see kids with their social media bios saying "D1 dreams" or "D1 bound", or something of that nature, but I wouldn't want my kids getting caught up in the idea of that. You should use collegiate athletic scholarships as a stepping stone into the next phase of your life and to help you earn an education. Some Division I institutions don't offer the things you're looking for in life. When you choose a college, you should choose one that you are most comfortable with. I don't care if you're a state champion, placewinner, semi-state, regional, or sectional qualifier. If you want to continue to wrestle in college, you should do as you wish, and you should still work hard. Kids who were semi-state qualifiers and don't necessarily get that shot at being a Division I athlete for a top program shouldn't be down and out. You can be a semi-state qualifier in high school and continue to wrestle in college at a D2, D3, NAIA, or Junior College and still train hard to win something big. You may want it even more then because you didn't have it in high school. You can still train and become a national champion. I hear kids too often who love the sport that don't make it out of semi-state or regionals and quit the sport because they believe they're no good. Sometimes, it's just not your time, but in college you can still train at a higher and more intense level to become an All-American or champion. If you become a Division III national champion, you're not any less of a national champion than a Division I or Division II or any more of a national champion than an NAIA or Junior College. I just don't want my kids to believe that they have to quit doing something they love because they didn't get a big time shot or get as far as they hoped.

Well..Bo will hate me for posting this, but I don't care.  I, my assistant coaches, the Garrett Community, his friends, and family are all extremely proud of him.  Bo has been an honor for the coaches at Garrett to coach.  He was a two time all state football player, valedictorian, and made two trips to state, including a 3rd place finish this year.
 
Bo was a very green wrestler as a freshman.  He had a losing record at 170 pounds.  This did not discourage Bo. Bo never missed offseason club, and certainly never missed any time in the weight room.  This season Bo did not win a sectional, regional, or semi state championship.  Most impressively, Bo wrestled a great match and beat the Al Smith Champion today in double overtime in the quarters.  What's most impressive about this is that Bo did not place at the Al Smith.  Bo overcame adversity and set his mind to winning a state championship.  Unfortunately, Bo did not win the state championship, but he certainly has set the bar high at Garrett and has been an outstanding role model for the Garrett School District.  
 
Bo will continue his wrestling career at Indiana Tech next fall.  We at Garrett could not be more proud of Bo Davis.
 
 
Coach Kraus-Coach Poppe-Coach Lanning-Coach Carunchia-Coach Schendel-Coach Brown
 

Well as a coach who was sitting next to that alternate when Bryce went out and defaulted it was kind of confusing and hard to take. It denied our kid the experience of coming down just to save someones draw. Well i am glad the other kids that were hurt and couldn't compete let their alternates wrestle. Just very disappointed.

Well as a coach who was sitting next to that alternate when Bryce went out and defaulted it was kind of confusing and hard to take. It denied our kid the experience of coming down just to save someones draw. Well i am glad the other kids that were hurt and couldn't compete let their alternates wrestle. Just very disappointed.

Well as a coach who was sitting next to that alternate when Bryce went out and defaulted it was kind of confusing and hard to take. It denied our kid the experience of coming down just to save someones draw. Well i am glad the other kids that were hurt and couldn't compete let their alternates wrestle. Just very disappointed.

Sorry to hear about Oliver, thats to bad to end your high school career like that and then 1 short of 100 really is to bad. Also on the notables at 160 delong did pin burns the first time they met and lost 2-0 in there second meeting.

Maybe we can have this years state champs go against IU starting line up. The high school kids may just win the duel.

Best small school is NECC. Half the teams in it were at 1A team state.

Gage Delong of Eastside pinned Kyle Burns (SS #7) of Central Noble in 1:49 tonight at our duel.

I've said that the last couple years. I don't know why people are afraid to put the results out there for people to see.

Just saw in the KPC news that Suzie just signed with Eastern Michigan. This is there first year of women's wrestling so she will be getting in on the ground floor with them. My son wrestled with her at practices over the last couple of summers and I was always impressed with how hard she worked. One time she spit her eye open on his knee that needed stitches. Instead of leaving she went to the bathroom, cleaned it up and wrapped tape around her head so she could continue practice. She could not see out of the eye but that did not stop her from wrestling. tough kid, I wish her all the best. I would have attached the article but I'm not that good with computers so maybe Y2 can add it. Good luck Suzie.

Hunter Bates (AC) beat Tanner Shipply (HN) at the Warsaw super duel.

Huntington North's Kyle Jolas a true freshman is wrestling 165 at Lindenwood University St. Charles MO and places 4th today at the extremely competitive Joe Parisi open featuring several of the countries best D1 and D2 teams

Kyle Joles, from Huntington, went 3-2 for lindenwood in his first open event.

As the season gets underway, one of the great features of this website is the Dual Results page. This page can only be as good as members make it to be. Scores are great, but match by match details are way better. So please try to post as much information as possible, and not just the scores of the duals. This not only gives the fans a little more to read, but it can also be beneficial for the coaches around the state that are voting on the IHSWCA polls. There is a huge diference from seeing a team win 34-17, and seeing that they won 34-17 by accepting multiple forfeits.

Brian Miller
Eastside