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Camden Funk
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Teyon Leonard
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Xavier Smith
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Chayce Yant
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Seth Syra
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Hello everyone! My name is Cameron Diep and I am the Head Wrestling Coach at Fishers High School. I am putting a message here to see if any teams would be interested in joining an individual middle school tournament on Sunday, February 4th. Each team can submit a Varsity and JV wrestler in the bracket. There will be awards for top 3 at each weight. I am hoping to get 8 teams, which would create 16-person brackets. I would love for this to be an upcoming thing for years to come! Please reach out to cdiep@hse.k12.in.us if this is something you'd be interested in!
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Teyon Leonard
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Fishers
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Fishers
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Noblesville
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Xavier Smith
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Xavier Smith
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Stephen Breck
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Ethan Rose
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Kealen Fuller
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Teyon Leonard
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JJ Harlow
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Chayce Yant
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Stalling is a very subjective call. There is not enough criteria to determine stalling in specific positions. From an official's viewpoint, we should transition to college rules for stalling. (i.e. backing up straight out of the circle) Another call that grinds my gears is stalling on top. Earlier this year, we had a leg rider beat this kid up for almost 5 minutes. Couldn't turn him because the athlete was stubborn on bottom. Not a problem. However, with 20 seconds left, the official calls our kid for stalling on top. The call where top wrestler doesn't come off the hips, though he had a leg in and was trying to power half. That gave the bottom wrestler one more free chance to get a reversal after the reset and win the match. On the other hand, if the referee didn't call stalling, our athlete would have won a tight match by keeping the athlete on bottom. Not to mention the athlete on bottom was not warned, though he couldn't get up for nearly 5 minutes. Stalling needs to be more precise on how it is called, interpreted, and in which times it is necessary. Officials put themselves in the match when they calling stalling in these specific situations. Let the wrestlers decide.
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Xavier Smith
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Chayce Yant
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Stephen Breck
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Evan Roudebush
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Tom Nguyen
