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Semi-State Champions Based on State Results
 
Here are the semi-state champions and how they placed at the state tournament.
 
106: Schoettle 1st (NC), Jones 2nd (EC), Malone 3rd (EV), Boyd 4th (FW)
113: Dickman 1st (EV), Bollinger 3rd (FW), Lewis 5th (EC), Getz 7th (NC)
120: LaRocca 1st (EV), Jendreas 3rd (EC), Yant 6th (NC), Tishner DNP (FW)
126: Schaefer 2nd (EV), Butt 4th (NC), Hawkins 5th (EC), Daniels 7th (FW)
132: Hockaday 1st (EV), DeMarco 2nd (EC), Thrine 3rd (NC), Bradley 4th (FW)
138: Leavell 1st (NC), Shepherd 2nd (EC), Ison 3rd (EV), Wood 4th (FW)
144: Doster 1st (FW), Walker 2nd (EC), Courtney 3rd (EV), Arberry 7th (NC)
150: Krejsa 1st (EV), Harper 6th (EC), Getz 7th (NC), Elkins 8th/DNP (FW)
157: Betz 1st (FW), Pellott 2nd (EC), Cashman 3rd (NC), Ratliff 8th (EV)
165: Cressell 1st (NC), Myers 2nd (FW), Rinehart 4th (EC), Roudebush 5th (EV)
175: Leech 1st (FW), Emerine 2nd (EV), Costello 3rd (EC), Russell DNP (NC)
190: Weaver 1st (NC), Henry 2nd (EV), Cressell 4th (FW), Bisping 8th (EC)
215: Clark 1st (EC), Johnson 2nd (NC), Brewer 4th (EV), Henke 6th (FW)
285: Johnson 1st (EV), Cruz 6th (FW), Clark DNP (EC), Hastings DNP (NC)
 
Interesting Facts
-    Every state champion was a semi-state champion except for 126. 
-    3 weights had every semi-state champion placed top 4. (106, 132, 138)
-    State champions broken down: EV-6, NC-4, FW-3, EC-1

Semi-State Champions Based on State Results
 
Here are the semi-state champions and how they placed at the state tournament.
 
106: Schoettle 1st (NC), Jones 2nd (EC), Malone 3rd (EV), Boyd 4th (FW)
113: Dickman 1st (EV), Bollinger 3rd (FW), Lewis 5th (EC), Getz 7th (NC)
120: LaRocca 1st (EV), Jendreas 3rd (EC), Yant 6th (NC), Tishner DNP (FW)
126: Schaefer 2nd (EV), Butt 4th (NC), Hawkins 5th (EC), Daniels 7th (FW)
132: Hockaday 1st (EV), DeMarco 2nd (EC), Thrine 3rd (NC), Bradley 4th (FW)
138: Leavell 1st (NC), Shepherd 2nd (EC), Ison 3rd (EV), Wood 4th (FW)
144: Doster 1st (FW), Walker 2nd (EC), Courtney 3rd (EV), Arberry 7th (NC)
150: Krejsa 1st (EV), Harper 6th (EC), Getz 7th (NC), Elkins 8th/DNP (FW)
157: Betz 1st (FW), Pellott 2nd (EC), Cashman 3rd (NC), Ratliff 8th (EV)
165: Cressell 1st (NC), Myers 2nd (FW), Rinehart 4th (EC), Roudebush 5th (EV)
175: Leech 1st (FW), Emerine 2nd (EV), Costello 3rd (EC), Russell DNP (NC)
190: Weaver 1st (NC), Henry 2nd (EV), Cressell 4th (FW), Bisping 8th (EC)
215: Clark 1st (EC), Johnson 2nd (NC), Brewer 4th (EV), Henke 6th (FW)
285: Johnson 1st (EV), Cruz 6th (FW), Clark DNP (EC), Hastings DNP (NC)
 
Interesting Facts
-    Every state champion was a semi-state champion except for 126. 
-    3 weights had every semi-state champion placed top 4. (106, 132, 138)
-    State champions broken down: EV-6, NC-4, FW-3, EC-1

Semi-State Champions Based on State Results
 
Here are the semi-state champions and how they placed at the state tournament.
 
106: Schoettle 1st (NC), Jones 2nd (EC), Malone 3rd (EV), Boyd 4th (FW)
113: Dickman 1st (EV), Bollinger 3rd (FW), Lewis 5th (EC), Getz 7th (NC)
120: LaRocca 1st (EV), Jendreas 3rd (EC), Yant 6th (NC), Tishner DNP (FW)
126: Schaefer 2nd (EV), Butt 4th (NC), Hawkins 5th (EC), Daniels 7th (FW)
132: Hockaday 1st (EV), DeMarco 2nd (EC), Thrine 3rd (NC), Bradley 4th (FW)
138: Leavell 1st (NC), Shepherd 2nd (EC), Ison 3rd (EV), Wood 4th (FW)
144: Doster 1st (FW), Walker 2nd (EC), Courtney 3rd (EV), Arberry 7th (NC)
150: Krejsa 1st (EV), Harper 6th (EC), Getz 7th (NC), Elkins 8th/DNP (FW)
157: Betz 1st (FW), Pellott 2nd (EC), Cashman 3rd (NC), Ratliff 8th (EV)
165: Cressell 1st (NC), Myers 2nd (FW), Rinehart 4th (EC), Roudebush 5th (EV)
175: Leech 1st (FW), Emerine 2nd (EV), Costello 3rd (EC), Russell DNP (NC)
190: Weaver 1st (NC), Henry 2nd (EV), Cressell 4th (FW), Bisping 8th (EC)
215: Clark 1st (EC), Johnson 2nd (NC), Brewer 4th (EV), Henke 6th (FW)
285: Johnson 1st (EV), Cruz 6th (FW), Clark DNP (EC), Hastings DNP (NC)
 
Interesting Facts
-    Every state champion was a semi-state champion except for 126. 
-    3 weights had every semi-state champion placed top 4. (106, 132, 138)
-    State champions broken down: EV-6, NC-4, FW-3, EC-1

Semi-State Champions Based on State Results
 
Here are the semi-state champions and how they placed at the state tournament.
 
106: Schoettle 1st (NC), Jones 2nd (EC), Malone 3rd (EV), Boyd 4th (FW)
113: Dickman 1st (EV), Bollinger 3rd (FW), Lewis 5th (EC), Getz 7th (NC)
120: LaRocca 1st (EV), Jendreas 3rd (EC), Yant 6th (NC), Tishner DNP (FW)
126: Schaefer 2nd (EV), Butt 4th (NC), Hawkins 5th (EC), Daniels 7th (FW)
132: Hockaday 1st (EV), DeMarco 2nd (EC), Thrine 3rd (NC), Bradley 4th (FW)
138: Leavell 1st (NC), Shepherd 2nd (EC), Ison 3rd (EV), Wood 4th (FW)
144: Doster 1st (FW), Walker 2nd (EC), Courtney 3rd (EV), Arberry 7th (NC)
150: Krejsa 1st (EV), Harper 6th (EC), Getz 7th (NC), Elkins 8th/DNP (FW)
157: Betz 1st (FW), Pellott 2nd (EC), Cashman 3rd (NC), Ratliff 8th (EV)
165: Cressell 1st (NC), Myers 2nd (FW), Rinehart 4th (EC), Roudebush 5th (EV)
175: Leech 1st (FW), Emerine 2nd (EV), Costello 3rd (EC), Russell DNP (NC)
190: Weaver 1st (NC), Henry 2nd (EV), Cressell 4th (FW), Bisping 8th (EC)
215: Clark 1st (EC), Johnson 2nd (NC), Brewer 4th (EV), Henke 6th (FW)
285: Johnson 1st (EV), Cruz 6th (FW), Clark DNP (EC), Hastings DNP (NC)
 
Interesting Facts
-    Every state champion was a semi-state champion except for 126. 
-    3 weights had every semi-state champion placed top 4. (106, 132, 138)
-    State champions broken down: EV-6, NC-4, FW-3, EC-1

Semi-State Champions Based on State Results
 
Here are the semi-state champions and how they placed at the state tournament.
 
106: Schoettle 1st (NC), Jones 2nd (EC), Malone 3rd (EV), Boyd 4th (FW)
113: Dickman 1st (EV), Bollinger 3rd (FW), Lewis 5th (EC), Getz 7th (NC)
120: LaRocca 1st (EV), Jendreas 3rd (EC), Yant 6th (NC), Tishner DNP (FW)
126: Schaefer 2nd (EV), Butt 4th (NC), Hawkins 5th (EC), Daniels 7th (FW)
132: Hockaday 1st (EV), DeMarco 2nd (EC), Thrine 3rd (NC), Bradley 4th (FW)
138: Leavell 1st (NC), Shepherd 2nd (EC), Ison 3rd (EV), Wood 4th (FW)
144: Doster 1st (FW), Walker 2nd (EC), Courtney 3rd (EV), Arberry 7th (NC)
150: Krejsa 1st (EV), Harper 6th (EC), Getz 7th (NC), Elkins 8th/DNP (FW)
157: Betz 1st (FW), Pellott 2nd (EC), Cashman 3rd (NC), Ratliff 8th (EV)
165: Cressell 1st (NC), Myers 2nd (FW), Rinehart 4th (EC), Roudebush 5th (EV)
175: Leech 1st (FW), Emerine 2nd (EV), Costello 3rd (EC), Russell DNP (NC)
190: Weaver 1st (NC), Henry 2nd (EV), Cressell 4th (FW), Bisping 8th (EC)
215: Clark 1st (EC), Johnson 2nd (NC), Brewer 4th (EV), Henke 6th (FW)
285: Johnson 1st (EV), Cruz 6th (FW), Clark DNP (EC), Hastings DNP (NC)
 
Interesting Facts
-    Every state champion was a semi-state champion except for 126. 
-    3 weights had every semi-state champion placed top 4. (106, 132, 138)
-    State champions broken down: EV-6, NC-4, FW-3, EC-1

Semi-State Champions Based on State Results
 
Here are the semi-state champions and how they placed at the state tournament.
 
106: Schoettle 1st (NC), Jones 2nd (EC), Malone 3rd (EV), Boyd 4th (FW)
113: Dickman 1st (EV), Bollinger 3rd (FW), Lewis 5th (EC), Getz 7th (NC)
120: LaRocca 1st (EV), Jendreas 3rd (EC), Yant 6th (NC), Tishner DNP (FW)
126: Schaefer 2nd (EV), Butt 4th (NC), Hawkins 5th (EC), Daniels 7th (FW)
132: Hockaday 1st (EV), DeMarco 2nd (EC), Thrine 3rd (NC), Bradley 4th (FW)
138: Leavell 1st (NC), Shepherd 2nd (EC), Ison 3rd (EV), Wood 4th (FW)
144: Doster 1st (FW), Walker 2nd (EC), Courtney 3rd (EV), Arberry 7th (NC)
150: Krejsa 1st (EV), Harper 6th (EC), Getz 7th (NC), Elkins 8th/DNP (FW)
157: Betz 1st (FW), Pellott 2nd (EC), Cashman 3rd (NC), Ratliff 8th (EV)
165: Cressell 1st (NC), Myers 2nd (FW), Rinehart 4th (EC), Roudebush 5th (EV)
175: Leech 1st (FW), Emerine 2nd (EV), Costello 3rd (EC), Russell DNP (NC)
190: Weaver 1st (NC), Henry 2nd (EV), Cressell 4th (FW), Bisping 8th (EC)
215: Clark 1st (EC), Johnson 2nd (NC), Brewer 4th (EV), Henke 6th (FW)
285: Johnson 1st (EV), Cruz 6th (FW), Clark DNP (EC), Hastings DNP (NC)
 
Interesting Facts
-    Every state champion was a semi-state champion except for 126. 
-    3 weights had every semi-state champion placed top 4. (106, 132, 138)
-    State champions broken down: EV-6, NC-4, FW-3, EC-1

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.

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.

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.

I'm with Coach Diep on this one. Stalling needs more clearly defined criteria.
 
However, I'm opposed to eliminating the warning. The other athlete had the same 5 minutes and 30 seconds to score that the winning athlete had. This is why scoring early is important in our sport. I don't advocate for kids stalling with 30 seconds left, but As the leading wrestler, you have "earned" the right to play a little defense when you build a lead. Can't complain as the losing wrestler that he was "just stalling" because how the heck did he score the points in the first place? It sure wasn't by stalling.
 
I like the one warning and then a point. Why does the other kid get a point just for taking crazy shots at the end of a match that have 0 chance of landing?  Score early, score often, don't let it come down to the last 30 seconds.
 
We'd all love to see athletes do nothing but shoot and score and hit fun scrambles for 6 straight minutes but all the kids care about is the score at the end. They took risks earlier to score points, they have now got the right to take fewer risks late. 
 
I just hate when a kid has taken all of the risks all match and they don't hit the other kid for stalling for the first 5 and a half minutes, then want to throw up a stall call with 10 seconds left on the kid that had done all the work the whole match. It's like stalling doesn't exist until you're winning. Just let them wrestle. 
 
Just one coach's humble opinion.
 
 

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.

We're not doing that today, okay?

Fishers HS crushed HSE this weekend 40-20 and lost a close 43-36 dual to #8 Roncalli. They have a dual with Carmel on Wednesday and could potentially see Franklin Community, Cathedral, and Mishawaka this weekend. Only logical to consider these guys as a contender for that final team state spot.

Unranked Fishers High School finishes 3rd at the tough Shamrock Duals. In the pool, Fishers compiled wins over Norwell, Homestead, and Lawrence North. In the semi-finals, lost to Overall State #10 (#1 3A) ranked Roncalli 43-36. For 3rd place, Fishers defeated Overall #18 Hamilton Southeastern 40-20.

Unranked Fishers High School finishes 3rd at the tough Shamrock Duals. In the pool, Fishers compiled wins over Norwell, Homestead, and Lawrence North. In the semi-finals, lost to Overall State #10 (#1 3A) ranked Roncalli 43-36. For 3rd place, Fishers defeated Overall #18 Hamilton Southeastern 40-20.

Unranked Fishers High School finishes 3rd at the tough Shamrock Duals. In the pool, Fishers compiled wins over Norwell, Homestead, and Lawrence North. In the semi-finals, lost to Overall State #10 (#1 3A) ranked Roncalli 43-36. For 3rd place, Fishers defeated Overall #18 Hamilton Southeastern 40-20.

Unranked Fishers High School finishes 3rd at the tough Shamrock Duals. In the pool, Fishers compiled wins over Norwell, Homestead, and Lawrence North. In the semi-finals, lost to Overall State #10 (#1 3A) ranked Roncalli 43-36. For 3rd place, Fishers defeated Overall #18 Hamilton Southeastern 40-20.

With Super 32 happening next weekend, here are the athletes registered from Indiana.
 
106:
•    Royce Malone – Monrovia
•    Mason Jones – Lake Central
•    Jenson Boyd – Delta
•    Brady Byrd – Washington
•    Justin Williamson – Mount Carmel
•    Cash Mays – Brownsburg
•    Joseph Hamilton – Center Grove
113:
•    Jayden Stillwagoner – Mt. Vernon Posey
•    Nathan Rioux – Avon 
•    Caleb Schaefer – Mater Dei
•    Ayden Bollinger – Delta
•    Revin Dickman – Brownsburg
•    Logan Haney – Crown Point
120:
•    Chayce Yant – Fishers 
•    Seth Aubin – Hobart
•    Gunner Butt – New Palestine
•    Gavin Jendreas – Crown Point
•    Gavin Lewis – Crown Point
•    Charlie LaRocca – Center Grove
126:
•    Tanner Tishner – Western
•    Isaiah Schaefer – Mater Dei
•    LT Hawkins – Crown Point
•    Cade Zuber – Greenfield Central
•    Braylon Reynolds – Brownsburg
•    Evan Stanley – Mount Carmel
•    Jake Hockaday – Brownsburg
•    Terry Easley – Warren Central
132:
•    Clinton Shepherd – Crown Point
•    Bryce Doss – New Palestine
138:
•    Kyrel Leavell – Warren Central
•    Brady Ison – Brownsburg
•    Chase Stephens – Tell City
•    Tony Wood – Jay County
144:
•    Kristian Blake – Warren Central
•    Jairo Acuna – Mount Carmel
•    Christian Arberry – Warren Central
•    Jack Davis – Bishop Chatard
•    Tommy Gibbs – Brownsburg
150:
•    Kannon Zuber – Greenfield Central
•    Cameron Clark – Jay County
•    Silas Stits – Center Grove
•    Colten Schneider – Mt. Vernon
157:
•    Waylon Cressell – Warren Central
•    Adrian Pellot – Merrillville
165:
•    Xavier Smith – Fishers
•    Duke Myers – Bellmont
•    Chase Leech – Garrett
•    Anthony Cashman – Warren Central
•    Anthony Rinehart – Crown Point
175:
•    Aidan Costello – Hobart
•    Brenton Russell – Warren Central
190:
•    Gunner Henry – Brownsburg
•    Noah Weaver – Rossville
215:
•    Caden Brewer – Brownsburg 
•    Keagan Martin – Bellmont
•    Aidan Sloas – Hebron
•    Brandon Johnson – Lawrence North
285:
•    N/A

With Super 32 happening next weekend, here are the athletes registered from Indiana.
 
106:
•    Royce Malone – Monrovia
•    Mason Jones – Lake Central
•    Jenson Boyd – Delta
•    Brady Byrd – Washington
•    Justin Williamson – Mount Carmel
•    Cash Mays – Brownsburg
•    Joseph Hamilton – Center Grove
113:
•    Jayden Stillwagoner – Mt. Vernon Posey
•    Nathan Rioux – Avon 
•    Caleb Schaefer – Mater Dei
•    Ayden Bollinger – Delta
•    Revin Dickman – Brownsburg
•    Logan Haney – Crown Point
120:
•    Chayce Yant – Fishers 
•    Seth Aubin – Hobart
•    Gunner Butt – New Palestine
•    Gavin Jendreas – Crown Point
•    Gavin Lewis – Crown Point
•    Charlie LaRocca – Center Grove
126:
•    Tanner Tishner – Western
•    Isaiah Schaefer – Mater Dei
•    LT Hawkins – Crown Point
•    Cade Zuber – Greenfield Central
•    Braylon Reynolds – Brownsburg
•    Evan Stanley – Mount Carmel
•    Jake Hockaday – Brownsburg
•    Terry Easley – Warren Central
132:
•    Clinton Shepherd – Crown Point
•    Bryce Doss – New Palestine
138:
•    Kyrel Leavell – Warren Central
•    Brady Ison – Brownsburg
•    Chase Stephens – Tell City
•    Tony Wood – Jay County
144:
•    Kristian Blake – Warren Central
•    Jairo Acuna – Mount Carmel
•    Christian Arberry – Warren Central
•    Jack Davis – Bishop Chatard
•    Tommy Gibbs – Brownsburg
150:
•    Kannon Zuber – Greenfield Central
•    Cameron Clark – Jay County
•    Silas Stits – Center Grove
•    Colten Schneider – Mt. Vernon
157:
•    Waylon Cressell – Warren Central
•    Adrian Pellot – Merrillville
165:
•    Xavier Smith – Fishers
•    Duke Myers – Bellmont
•    Chase Leech – Garrett
•    Anthony Cashman – Warren Central
•    Anthony Rinehart – Crown Point
175:
•    Aidan Costello – Hobart
•    Brenton Russell – Warren Central
190:
•    Gunner Henry – Brownsburg
•    Noah Weaver – Rossville
215:
•    Caden Brewer – Brownsburg 
•    Keagan Martin – Bellmont
•    Aidan Sloas – Hebron
•    Brandon Johnson – Lawrence North
285:
•    N/A

With Super 32 happening next weekend, here are the athletes registered from Indiana.
 
106:
•    Royce Malone – Monrovia
•    Mason Jones – Lake Central
•    Jenson Boyd – Delta
•    Brady Byrd – Washington
•    Justin Williamson – Mount Carmel
•    Cash Mays – Brownsburg
•    Joseph Hamilton – Center Grove
113:
•    Jayden Stillwagoner – Mt. Vernon Posey
•    Nathan Rioux – Avon 
•    Caleb Schaefer – Mater Dei
•    Ayden Bollinger – Delta
•    Revin Dickman – Brownsburg
•    Logan Haney – Crown Point
120:
•    Chayce Yant – Fishers 
•    Seth Aubin – Hobart
•    Gunner Butt – New Palestine
•    Gavin Jendreas – Crown Point
•    Gavin Lewis – Crown Point
•    Charlie LaRocca – Center Grove
126:
•    Tanner Tishner – Western
•    Isaiah Schaefer – Mater Dei
•    LT Hawkins – Crown Point
•    Cade Zuber – Greenfield Central
•    Braylon Reynolds – Brownsburg
•    Evan Stanley – Mount Carmel
•    Jake Hockaday – Brownsburg
•    Terry Easley – Warren Central
132:
•    Clinton Shepherd – Crown Point
•    Bryce Doss – New Palestine
138:
•    Kyrel Leavell – Warren Central
•    Brady Ison – Brownsburg
•    Chase Stephens – Tell City
•    Tony Wood – Jay County
144:
•    Kristian Blake – Warren Central
•    Jairo Acuna – Mount Carmel
•    Christian Arberry – Warren Central
•    Jack Davis – Bishop Chatard
•    Tommy Gibbs – Brownsburg
150:
•    Kannon Zuber – Greenfield Central
•    Cameron Clark – Jay County
•    Silas Stits – Center Grove
•    Colten Schneider – Mt. Vernon
157:
•    Waylon Cressell – Warren Central
•    Adrian Pellot – Merrillville
165:
•    Xavier Smith – Fishers
•    Duke Myers – Bellmont
•    Chase Leech – Garrett
•    Anthony Cashman – Warren Central
•    Anthony Rinehart – Crown Point
175:
•    Aidan Costello – Hobart
•    Brenton Russell – Warren Central
190:
•    Gunner Henry – Brownsburg
•    Noah Weaver – Rossville
215:
•    Caden Brewer – Brownsburg 
•    Keagan Martin – Bellmont
•    Aidan Sloas – Hebron
•    Brandon Johnson – Lawrence North
285:
•    N/A

With Super 32 happening next weekend, here are the athletes registered from Indiana.
 
106:
•    Royce Malone – Monrovia
•    Mason Jones – Lake Central
•    Jenson Boyd – Delta
•    Brady Byrd – Washington
•    Justin Williamson – Mount Carmel
•    Cash Mays – Brownsburg
•    Joseph Hamilton – Center Grove
113:
•    Jayden Stillwagoner – Mt. Vernon Posey
•    Nathan Rioux – Avon 
•    Caleb Schaefer – Mater Dei
•    Ayden Bollinger – Delta
•    Revin Dickman – Brownsburg
•    Logan Haney – Crown Point
120:
•    Chayce Yant – Fishers 
•    Seth Aubin – Hobart
•    Gunner Butt – New Palestine
•    Gavin Jendreas – Crown Point
•    Gavin Lewis – Crown Point
•    Charlie LaRocca – Center Grove
126:
•    Tanner Tishner – Western
•    Isaiah Schaefer – Mater Dei
•    LT Hawkins – Crown Point
•    Cade Zuber – Greenfield Central
•    Braylon Reynolds – Brownsburg
•    Evan Stanley – Mount Carmel
•    Jake Hockaday – Brownsburg
•    Terry Easley – Warren Central
132:
•    Clinton Shepherd – Crown Point
•    Bryce Doss – New Palestine
138:
•    Kyrel Leavell – Warren Central
•    Brady Ison – Brownsburg
•    Chase Stephens – Tell City
•    Tony Wood – Jay County
144:
•    Kristian Blake – Warren Central
•    Jairo Acuna – Mount Carmel
•    Christian Arberry – Warren Central
•    Jack Davis – Bishop Chatard
•    Tommy Gibbs – Brownsburg
150:
•    Kannon Zuber – Greenfield Central
•    Cameron Clark – Jay County
•    Silas Stits – Center Grove
•    Colten Schneider – Mt. Vernon
157:
•    Waylon Cressell – Warren Central
•    Adrian Pellot – Merrillville
165:
•    Xavier Smith – Fishers
•    Duke Myers – Bellmont
•    Chase Leech – Garrett
•    Anthony Cashman – Warren Central
•    Anthony Rinehart – Crown Point
175:
•    Aidan Costello – Hobart
•    Brenton Russell – Warren Central
190:
•    Gunner Henry – Brownsburg
•    Noah Weaver – Rossville
215:
•    Caden Brewer – Brownsburg 
•    Keagan Martin – Bellmont
•    Aidan Sloas – Hebron
•    Brandon Johnson – Lawrence North
285:
•    N/A

With Super 32 happening next weekend, here are the athletes registered from Indiana.
 
106:
•    Royce Malone – Monrovia
•    Mason Jones – Lake Central
•    Jenson Boyd – Delta
•    Brady Byrd – Washington
•    Justin Williamson – Mount Carmel
•    Cash Mays – Brownsburg
•    Joseph Hamilton – Center Grove
113:
•    Jayden Stillwagoner – Mt. Vernon Posey
•    Nathan Rioux – Avon 
•    Caleb Schaefer – Mater Dei
•    Ayden Bollinger – Delta
•    Revin Dickman – Brownsburg
•    Logan Haney – Crown Point
120:
•    Chayce Yant – Fishers 
•    Seth Aubin – Hobart
•    Gunner Butt – New Palestine
•    Gavin Jendreas – Crown Point
•    Gavin Lewis – Crown Point
•    Charlie LaRocca – Center Grove
126:
•    Tanner Tishner – Western
•    Isaiah Schaefer – Mater Dei
•    LT Hawkins – Crown Point
•    Cade Zuber – Greenfield Central
•    Braylon Reynolds – Brownsburg
•    Evan Stanley – Mount Carmel
•    Jake Hockaday – Brownsburg
•    Terry Easley – Warren Central
132:
•    Clinton Shepherd – Crown Point
•    Bryce Doss – New Palestine
138:
•    Kyrel Leavell – Warren Central
•    Brady Ison – Brownsburg
•    Chase Stephens – Tell City
•    Tony Wood – Jay County
144:
•    Kristian Blake – Warren Central
•    Jairo Acuna – Mount Carmel
•    Christian Arberry – Warren Central
•    Jack Davis – Bishop Chatard
•    Tommy Gibbs – Brownsburg
150:
•    Kannon Zuber – Greenfield Central
•    Cameron Clark – Jay County
•    Silas Stits – Center Grove
•    Colten Schneider – Mt. Vernon
157:
•    Waylon Cressell – Warren Central
•    Adrian Pellot – Merrillville
165:
•    Xavier Smith – Fishers
•    Duke Myers – Bellmont
•    Chase Leech – Garrett
•    Anthony Cashman – Warren Central
•    Anthony Rinehart – Crown Point
175:
•    Aidan Costello – Hobart
•    Brenton Russell – Warren Central
190:
•    Gunner Henry – Brownsburg
•    Noah Weaver – Rossville
215:
•    Caden Brewer – Brownsburg 
•    Keagan Martin – Bellmont
•    Aidan Sloas – Hebron
•    Brandon Johnson – Lawrence North
285:
•    N/A

With Super 32 happening next weekend, here are the athletes registered from Indiana.
 
106:
•    Royce Malone – Monrovia
•    Mason Jones – Lake Central
•    Jenson Boyd – Delta
•    Brady Byrd – Washington
•    Justin Williamson – Mount Carmel
•    Cash Mays – Brownsburg
•    Joseph Hamilton – Center Grove
113:
•    Jayden Stillwagoner – Mt. Vernon Posey
•    Nathan Rioux – Avon 
•    Caleb Schaefer – Mater Dei
•    Ayden Bollinger – Delta
•    Revin Dickman – Brownsburg
•    Logan Haney – Crown Point
120:
•    Chayce Yant – Fishers 
•    Seth Aubin – Hobart
•    Gunner Butt – New Palestine
•    Gavin Jendreas – Crown Point
•    Gavin Lewis – Crown Point
•    Charlie LaRocca – Center Grove
126:
•    Tanner Tishner – Western
•    Isaiah Schaefer – Mater Dei
•    LT Hawkins – Crown Point
•    Cade Zuber – Greenfield Central
•    Braylon Reynolds – Brownsburg
•    Evan Stanley – Mount Carmel
•    Jake Hockaday – Brownsburg
•    Terry Easley – Warren Central
132:
•    Clinton Shepherd – Crown Point
•    Bryce Doss – New Palestine
138:
•    Kyrel Leavell – Warren Central
•    Brady Ison – Brownsburg
•    Chase Stephens – Tell City
•    Tony Wood – Jay County
144:
•    Kristian Blake – Warren Central
•    Jairo Acuna – Mount Carmel
•    Christian Arberry – Warren Central
•    Jack Davis – Bishop Chatard
•    Tommy Gibbs – Brownsburg
150:
•    Kannon Zuber – Greenfield Central
•    Cameron Clark – Jay County
•    Silas Stits – Center Grove
•    Colten Schneider – Mt. Vernon
157:
•    Waylon Cressell – Warren Central
•    Adrian Pellot – Merrillville
165:
•    Xavier Smith – Fishers
•    Duke Myers – Bellmont
•    Chase Leech – Garrett
•    Anthony Cashman – Warren Central
•    Anthony Rinehart – Crown Point
175:
•    Aidan Costello – Hobart
•    Brenton Russell – Warren Central
190:
•    Gunner Henry – Brownsburg
•    Noah Weaver – Rossville
215:
•    Caden Brewer – Brownsburg 
•    Keagan Martin – Bellmont
•    Aidan Sloas – Hebron
•    Brandon Johnson – Lawrence North
285:
•    N/A

With Super 32 happening next weekend, here are the athletes registered from Indiana.
 
106:
•    Royce Malone – Monrovia
•    Mason Jones – Lake Central
•    Jenson Boyd – Delta
•    Brady Byrd – Washington
•    Justin Williamson – Mount Carmel
•    Cash Mays – Brownsburg
•    Joseph Hamilton – Center Grove
113:
•    Jayden Stillwagoner – Mt. Vernon Posey
•    Nathan Rioux – Avon 
•    Caleb Schaefer – Mater Dei
•    Ayden Bollinger – Delta
•    Revin Dickman – Brownsburg
•    Logan Haney – Crown Point
120:
•    Chayce Yant – Fishers 
•    Seth Aubin – Hobart
•    Gunner Butt – New Palestine
•    Gavin Jendreas – Crown Point
•    Gavin Lewis – Crown Point
•    Charlie LaRocca – Center Grove
126:
•    Tanner Tishner – Western
•    Isaiah Schaefer – Mater Dei
•    LT Hawkins – Crown Point
•    Cade Zuber – Greenfield Central
•    Braylon Reynolds – Brownsburg
•    Evan Stanley – Mount Carmel
•    Jake Hockaday – Brownsburg
•    Terry Easley – Warren Central
132:
•    Clinton Shepherd – Crown Point
•    Bryce Doss – New Palestine
138:
•    Kyrel Leavell – Warren Central
•    Brady Ison – Brownsburg
•    Chase Stephens – Tell City
•    Tony Wood – Jay County
144:
•    Kristian Blake – Warren Central
•    Jairo Acuna – Mount Carmel
•    Christian Arberry – Warren Central
•    Jack Davis – Bishop Chatard
•    Tommy Gibbs – Brownsburg
150:
•    Kannon Zuber – Greenfield Central
•    Cameron Clark – Jay County
•    Silas Stits – Center Grove
•    Colten Schneider – Mt. Vernon
157:
•    Waylon Cressell – Warren Central
•    Adrian Pellot – Merrillville
165:
•    Xavier Smith – Fishers
•    Duke Myers – Bellmont
•    Chase Leech – Garrett
•    Anthony Cashman – Warren Central
•    Anthony Rinehart – Crown Point
175:
•    Aidan Costello – Hobart
•    Brenton Russell – Warren Central
190:
•    Gunner Henry – Brownsburg
•    Noah Weaver – Rossville
215:
•    Caden Brewer – Brownsburg 
•    Keagan Martin – Bellmont
•    Aidan Sloas – Hebron
•    Brandon Johnson – Lawrence North
285:
•    N/A