Glad Tuttle pulled out the win. I think the slam call was terrible…Gonzalez was trying to wrestler after he had been returned. Was very impressed with the Delta boys, LeCount has them looking tough. Really enjoyed the Sprague/Tharpe match too…tomorrow is going to be fun!
2012 Blake Giffin (South Dearborn) placed 3rd at state (145) , lost to runner up Vinnie Cassaro who lost to Jason Tsirtsis in the finals. Blake did not wrestle his senior year for personal reasons.
His father and myself became good friends after Silas and my guy Trizton Carson put on an instant classic at the first ever Freshman/sophmore state championships 5 years ago in a war.. after that We spent many nights talking about not only wrestling but life in general.. He was so passionate and educated in this this thing we call life.. He was without a doubt One the most reformed and thankful ppl I have ever known who was constantly working on being better then the day before..
Never hid from his past and worked everyday to strengthen his faith and strive to give his family the best life possible.. He was so strong not only physically but mentally and spiritually.. He suffered really bad the last year he was on this earth but never once Griped or wanted pity.. He always wanted to help the next man and never wanted ppl to feel sorry for him..Big E was one of the greatest men I ever met and one of the best ppl this sport had lead me to..
Loved that dude and he wants silas to not only be an elite wrestler but seen him becoming UFC champ one day after his wrestling days... Loved that dude and will always remember our bond and good times.. Just glad he's no longer suffering.
Predictions for the upper seven weights at New Castle semi-state, starting with a top-heavy bracket at 152.
152 (worth price of admission for the finals match)
1st- Matthew Koontz, Perry Meridian (coin flip)
2nd- JaJuan Anderson, Warren Central (lost the coin flip)
3rd- Ben Wolf, East Central (Has to hope the loser of Koontz/Anderson at the Southport regional doesn't fall in his pod of 4)
4th- Nathan Powell, Carmel (Honestly could see about 7 different wrestlers land in this spot)
Others to consider - Gabe Phillips, Centerville; Chase Wagner, Zionsville; Zach Hoyt, New Pal; Ethan Childers, Pendleton Heights; Eli Bustamante, Bishop Chatard; Avery Wills, Eastern Hancock
160
1st- Robert Major, Carmel
2nd- Andrew Wilson, Cathedral
3rd- Leo Calderon, Centerville
4th- Tyler Jones, Warren Central
Others to consider - Jakob Sheets, Perry Meridian; Luke Penola, Zionsville; Evan Tilton, Hamilton Heights; Luke Hansen, Roncalli
170
1st- Bryer Hall, East Central
2nd- Jake Shafer, Carmel
3rd- Ulrik Urasky, Cathedral
4th- Shane Bates, Zionsville
Others to consider - JaJuan Dale, Perry Meridian; Jaylin Summers, Warren Central; Joseph Kitko, Noblesville
182
1st- Aiden Warren, Perry Meridian
2nd- Keon Sullivan, Warren Central
3rd- Sam Ringer, East Central
4th- Riley Woodall, Southmont
Others to consider- Cole Hughes, Shenandoah; Vincent McDonald, Zionsville; Sam Peeples, Roncalli
195
1st- Hayden Filipovich, Indianapolis Lutheran
2nd- Johnny Parker, Cathedral
3rd- Max Broom, Hamilton SE
4th- Zach White, Carmel (feels wide open for the fourth spot in this bracket)
Others to consider - Ryan Bovard, East Central; Colin Gillespie, Pendleton Heights
220
1st- Aataeveon Jordan, Franklin Central
2nd- David Guhl, Cathedral
3rd- Kole Viel, East Central
4th- Jack Taylor, New Castle
Others to consider - Jeff McClure, Perry Meridian
285
1st- Antone Alexander, Franklin Central
2nd- Evan Shafer, Connersville
3rd- Mihail Platonov, Westfield
4th- Makhi Watts, North Central
Others to consider - Lane Fowler, Cathedral; Tucker Keevers, New Palestine
The New Castle semi-state traditionally features some of Indiana's top wrestlers and this year is no different. Here are some predictions for 106-145.
106
1st- Evan Dickey, Cathedral (Avenged an 8-4 loss to Billerman on Jan. 2 with a convincing 10-1 win less than two weeks later)
2nd- Toby Billerman, Perry Meridian (Should win a tough Southport regional. Has beaten SP's Nathan Smith 4-3, 8-0 and 7-1 this year, along with 8-5 and 15-6 wins over Warren Central's Zac Dray)
3rd- Nathan Smith, Southport (I like him to beat WC's Zac Dray in the semis at Southport regional and find a better draw at New Castle)
4th- Tommy Frazier, Zionsville
Others to consider - Zac Dray, Warren Central; Oliver Wilson, North Central; Mat Benson, Hamilton SE
113
1st- Alex Cottey, Perry Meridian (3x state finalist, nothing much more to say)
2nd- Kyrel Leavell, Warren Central
3rd- Dylan Driver, Westfield (Could get dicey if Leavell lands in same group of 4)
4th- Aden Reyes, Cathedral (see ^^^)
Others to consider - Romello Williams, Anderson; Isaac Ward, Carmel
120
1st- Braxton Vest, Westfield
2nd- Carlton Perry, Warren Central
3rd- Dillon Graham, Cathedral
4th- Eitan Halevi, Carmel
Others to consider - Keaton Morton, Perry Meridian; Gavyn Whitehead, New Castle
126 (fight for 2nd)
1st- Zeke Seltzer, Cathedral
2nd- Bryce Lowery, Roncalli
3rd- Elijah Anthony, Frankfort
4th- Blake Wolf, East Central
Others to consider - Jeremiah Henderson, Lawrence North; Dason Tichenor, Warren Central
132
1st- David Pierson, Warren Central (Beat New Pal's White 9-3 at sectionals)
2nd- Brac Hooper, Carmel
3rd- Anthony Hughes, Lawrence North
4th- Christian White, New Palestine
Others to consider - Brevan Thrine, New Castle; Drew Willis, Roncalli
138 (feels like a wide open weight class)
1st- Hudson Harreld, Zionsville
2nd- Luke Goodwin, Southport
3rd- Kody Glithero, Roncalli
4th- Jared Brown, Pendleton Heights
Others to consider - Alec McLaren, Westfield; Jeremiah Hernandez, Warren Central; Luke Gonzalez, Cathedral; Corbin Walston, Lawrenceburg
145 (Wagner in his own class at this weight)
1st- Logan Wagner, Zionsville
2nd- Max Naselroad, Alexandria
3rd- Jeivan Ross, Warren Central
4th- Eli Otto, South Dearborn
Others to consider - Brady McKivitz, Perry Meridian (runner-up finish at sectionals sets him up for a likely 3rd place finish at regionals, tougher draw at SS); Zach Wilson, Roncalli; Tyler Lindamood, Fishers
Will create a separate thread for 152-285. Thoughts on the above?
I def agree about Gabe, great kid from a great family. Only issue here @IU89 & @TeamGarcia is that he did not actually sleep on Gabe, he put him in the write up and covered his bases by saying:
"#3 Gabe Sollars and #5 Cody Timmerman are talented wrestlers too that could contend for that spot, and maybe even see themselves under the lights"
So with that said, I would say great write up overall @TysonNisley ; best of luck to you in college and the remainder of your journey.
Good luck to all the kids competing and I hope for safe competition for all.
As a freshman in college, this will be my first year looking at the state tournament as a fan rather than a competitor, and I thought that maybe I'd make some predictions way early on to see how well I can do. I am going to state my top 3 picks in each weight class, as well as my reasoning for each of those picks, as well as a dark horse in each weight class (these aren't necessarily guys that I believe are top 3 candidates, but rather guys that I believe will place well above their ranking when we get to the state finals). Feel free to argue my picks, and maybe throw some other potential dark horses out there.
106: Jeffrey Bailey, Evan Dickey, Evan Seng
This became a very interesting weight class after Evan Dickey saw his #1 ranking go away at Team State after a loss to Toby Billerman. Since then, Billerman has taken two losses of his own, one to Preston haines, and a convincing revenge match from Dickey. While Jeffrey Bailey has not wrestled many of the top competitors at this weight class this year, I believe he has what it takes to win it all, and with an impressive second period tech fall over #23 E'Shawn Tolbert, my thoughts were definitely reinforced. I like Evan Seng over Toby Billerman for the third place spot, however, I think that both these guys could very easily find themselves in the first place match.
Dark Horse: Ashton Jackson
I'm going to try my best to keep my LaPorte bias out of these predictions, but I truly believe that Jackson could be a top 4 guy when the time comes. He has had very impressive wins during the season, such as a dominating fall over #8 Tanner Tishner and a 18-6 major decision over #12 Johnny Cortez, and has only lost to #9 at 113 Anthony Bahl, and a hiccup against #18 Jalen May. Don't count Jackson out against anybody in the state.
113: Alex Cottey, Isaac Ruble, Kyrel Leavell
With Logan Miller out, we won't get to see the clash of returning state champs in Miller and Cottey, but don't count Ruble out either. You would definitely think that after a year of training, and the sting of losing under the lights, that he isn't going to give up so easy. Freshman Kyrel Leavell is also somebody I wouldn't count out to make it under the lights, as he has been impressive all year. #5 Hayden Brady is another high level competitor I could see making the top 3 this year.
Dark Horse: Hayden DeMarco
#10 Hayden DeMarco has proven himself to be very dangerous, taking out former #1 at 106 Evan Dickey at Team State. He also has many other quality wins, and I believe he could place quite high this year. That might come down to who wins the East Chicago Semi-State between him and #9 Anthony Bahl.
120: Sergio Lemley, Logan Frazier, Cole Ross
Sergio Lemley seems to be the big dog in this weight class, as he is the only one with a national ranking, but I wouldn't call it a lock either. I believe that Logan Frazier has what it takes to push Sergio in the first place match, and possibly dethrone him under the lights. #3 Lane Gilbert is ranked above Cole Ross, claiming a 4-2 decision over him this season, but Ross is a senior, while Gilbert is a sophomore, and I believe that factor could give Ross a little extra juice to win that match. #5 Preston Teusch, #6 Aiden Sprague, and #7 Braxton Vest are also very capable wrestlers, and could very easily claim that 3rd place spot, or even more than that.
Dark Horse: Zar Walker
#17 Zar Walker sure has some footsteps to follow, and I think he's done a very good job thus far during his freshman year season. His only two losses are to #14 Justin Puckett, and #7 Braxton Vest, both by three points, and I think that Walker could most definitely reverse those outcomes when the time comes.
126: Zeke Seltzer, Brady Ison, Cheaney Schoeff
Zeke Seltzer is one of the few wrestlers in the state that many might consider a lock, and for good reason, as he is ranked #5 in the country right now. The big story of this weight class, however, is the rivalry between #2 Brady Ison and #3 Cheaney Schoeff. Ison leads the series 2-0, but their last encounter at sectionals a few days ago ended in an overtime bout, and it should show that Schoeff could very easily take down Ison on any given day. Wrestlers like #4 Bryce Lowery and #5 Sam Goin could also very well claim one of these top 3 spots and break up this exciting rivalry.
Dark Horse: Landon Bertsch
Undefeated on the year, I would imagine that #9 Landon Bertsch is hungry this year, and is looking to finally break through to the second day of the state tournament, and even make a good run on that second day as well, after two years of taking losses Friday night. Throw Bertsch right into the mix with Ison, Schoeff, Lowery, and Goin, as guys that could make a deep run this year.
132: Ian Heath, Alec Freeman, Aiden Torres
This weight class is WILD. Making predictions for this weight class is a very tough thing to do, as there are so many quality guys that could make a deep run in this weight class, with no clear #1 in my opinion. I like Ian Heath winning it all this year, as he has made it to the show every year in his high school career such far, and is able to compete with anybody. However, let's not forget Alec Freeman's stellar season, in which he has taken out plenty of high level guys, such as #4 Kysen Montgomery, #6 Jack Coyle (16-3!), #3 at 126 Cheaney Schoeff, and #9 David Pierson. I think that sophomore Aiden Torres is very capable of winning it all as well, but not including himself, the top NINE guys in this weight class are seniors, and I think everybody in the top nine can win this weight class.
Dark Horse: Cole Solomey
#10 Cole Solomey is just outside of the top nine guys I mentioned earlier, but I think that Solomey could also make a run to the top of the podium, as he lost to #3 Aiden Torres only 3-1, and is a returning placer himself.
138: Jesse Mendez, Blake Boarman, Delaney Ruhlman
Jesse Mendez is good. Very good. Most people would consider him to be a lock, and I would probably agree. But you have #3 Blake Boarman, who won a state title last year, and you'd think that he would be looking for another. He could've dropped to 132, or bumped to 145, and possibly won his second state title there. But here he is, at 138, and I think it was on purpose. But then you have #2 Delaney Ruhlman, only a sophomore, and was only a qualifier last year, three weight classes below. And this season, he goes and claims a MAJOR decision against Boarman, the returning state champion at this weight class. I think there is a chance, a good chance at that, that Mendez will roll through this weight class. But I also think there's a chance that it's not gonna be that easy. I am excited to see who wrestles Jesse under the lights, and if they could threaten Jesse's third consecutive title.
Dark Horse: Colton Roberts
#18 Colton Roberts has a decent number of losses on this season. However, when you look at these losses, you can see that he has been challenged many times this season against some of the best in the state, and he has put up a fight in all of those challenges, losing by only one point to #6 Diesel Duncan, and decision losses to both Delaney Ruhlman and Blake Boarman. Don't be surprised if you see Roberts competing for a medal this year.
145: Logan Wagner, Hayden Watson, Jaden Reynolds
This is another weight class where there is definitely not a clear winner. Both Jaden Reynolds and Logan Wagner have had awesome seasons, and their only losses on the season are to each other. Hayden Watson is a guy that I think could definitely beat both of them, however, and I'm predicting that he does end up getting that win. Don't forget about #4 Cody Goodwin, who is also a state title contender, and could beat any of these three, as shown with a mere 3-1 loss to Watson.
Dark Horse: Brady McKivitz
It surprises me to see #25 Brady McKivitz down so low, because I feel like he most certainly has the tools to make it to the show, and even place. He has 3-0 and 4-0 losses to Goodwin and Watson, respectively, and has wins over #9 Blaze Garcia and #7 at 138 Luke Goodwin, so I think he has the tools to make it far. He did take a loss at sectionals to UR Zach Wilson, but he has beaten him earlier in the season, and I expect him to avenge that loss down the road.
152: Javen Estrada, Matt Koontz, Riley Rust
Matt Koontz has wrestled 132, 138, 145, and 152 this season, and it's surprising to see him settle at the heaviest of these weights. However, he has stuck both Riley Rust, and Javen Estrada, so he is no joke despite going up so much weight. However, aside from the loss to Koontz, Estrada has been extremely dominant this year, pinning #6 Brock Ellis early in the season, and claiming many more state ranked wins. #1 JaJuan Anderson is also a serious threat at this weight class, but he has not seen either Estrada or Koontz this season so far, and had one encounter with #4 Riley Rust, who he beat in overtime. Riley Rust has beaten Anderson in the past though, and both of these wrestlers last year were probably not on many people's radar, when they blew through the state tournament, and met in the semis, in which JaJuan lost an overtime match to Alec Viduya to claim second, while Rust was stuck by Reynolds to place 4th. In other words, these guys are historically ready to go when the big show comes. Other possible contenders for a top 3 spot are #5 J Conway, who is undefeated on the year, #6 Brock Ellis, who has taken a few lumps this year, but is nonetheless a great wrestler that should not be overlooked, and #7 Tyler Conley, who can compete with anybody in the state.
Dark Horse: Scott Fitts
#22 Scott Fitts was a state qualifier his freshman year, and has not been able to make it back to the show for another shot. However, despite being ranked so low, he wrestled a 3-1 match against the #1 guy in the weight class, showing that he has the capability to hang with anybody in the state.
160: Brody Baumann, Robert Major, Orlando Cruz
This is probably my favorite weight class, simply because there are so many dominant wrestlers here that have what it takes to break into the top three. Robert Major has dominated everybody he has wrestled this year, with the exception of #4 Kade Law, who he beat 7-4. However, I personally have been very impressed with Brody Baumann, who has also dominated everybody he has wrestled, including a 20-5 technical fall over #6 Tyler Jones. #3 Andrew Wilson started the season looking practically untouchable, earning wins over Kade Law, Orlando Cruz, and Tyler Jones, but eventually Kade Law avenged his loss, and Robert Major beat him 6-0. It might be a bold prediction, but I like Orlando Cruz outplacing both Kade Law and Andrew Wilson this year, but of course, this weight could go drastically different, with guys like the previously mentioned Tyler Jones, #7 Tyler Turley, #8 AJ Steenbeke, and #9 Jordan Fulks. It should be worth mentioning that both Turley and Fulks spent time this year as the #1 wrestler in the weight class, so that should show you how stacked this weight class is.
Dark Horse: Landon Buchanan
#10 Landon Buchanan has never made it to the Bank, but that doesn't mean that he can't hang with the best. In fact, his lone loss this season is to #2 at 170 Pate Eastin, and that match went into double overtime. Buchanan can most certainly be a top 3 wrestler if he wrestles well.
170: Bryer Hall, Tyler Fuqua, Pate Eastin
Bryer Hall has been a high level wrestler for a long time now, placing his freshman year, getting upset in the ticket round his sophomore year, and earning a runner up placement last year. It most definitely seems like this year is the year for Hall to win. However, there is plenty of depth in this weight class, and with that, plenty of wrestlers that can challenge Hall for the top spot. Tyler Fuqua is an exciting wrestler that can put anybody on his back, and I think that Fuqua will be the guy to wrestle Hall under the lights, although I'm not ready to say that he will be able to beat Hall, although anything can happen. Pate Eastin can also challenge both these wrestlers, and is most certainly a title contender at this weight class. But talk about the amount of talented wrestlers in this weight! #4 Brodie Porter, #5 John Purdy, #6 Sam Morrill, and many more wrestlers that could challenge for a top 3 spot. I am very excited for this weight class to go down in three weeks.
Dark Horse: Codei Khawaja
I'm gonna be honest, I have never heard of #11 Codei Khawaja before this season. But Khawaja had shown that he can put points on the board against high level wrestlers, as shown with a pair of major decisions against #14 Blake Wiedner and #22 Van Skinner. I think Khawaja can get on the podium this year.
182: Drake Buchanan, Gavin Layman, Aiden Warren
I remember earlier this season when people were curious about the matchup between #1 Aiden Warren and #2 Drake Buchanan. Then, the matchup finally happened and, well, Buchanan PINNED him. And he hasn't looked back, with falls over #25 Jaden Durnil, #12 Keon Sullivan, and a 25-8 tech fall over #6 Jalen Ward. I'm not sure if anybody can compete with Drake Buchanan, but I wouldn't count anyone out yet. #4 Gavin Layman is undefeated on the year, and has not really had any close matches himself, beating #4 at 195 Johnny Parker 5-0, and pinning #8 Colin Kwiatkowski at sectionals. I think Gavin Layman gets the better of Aiden Warren, but I think Aiden Warren will secure the 3rd place spot, although #3 Gabe Sollars and #5 Cody Timmerman are talented wrestlers too that could contend for that spot, and maybe even see themselves under the lights. Gabe Sollars eliminated Layman last year Friday night, so I wouldn't be surprised to see Sollars take that match this year.
Dark Horse: Keon Sullivan
#12 Keon Sullivan has taken a few losses this season, but he also had a 3-2 match with Aiden Warren, showing that he can compete with the best. From a school like Warren Central, I wouldn't put it past Sullivan to wrestle deep into the medal rounds.
195: Hayden Filipovich, Juan Grange, Eli Pack
This might be one of my bolder predictions, but I'm not really sure about this weight class to be honest. Eli Pack has stood as the #1 ranked wrestler at 195 all year, but has not wrestled a single ranked opponent all year, and I can't imagine that the best time to get your first test of the year is the state tournament. We will get to see Pack wrestle #3 Conner Barket at semi-state, so we will see if he is worthy of that #1 ranking. However, this is a way too early prediction, so unfortunately I will have to go with my gut here. Juan Grange is somebody that I think has been proving himself to be better and better all year, with pins against #8 Matt Lepper and #10 Gage DeMarco. I am making a bold prediction that Grange will take out Pack, and Barket too, since all three are at the same semi-state. That'll be a semi-state bracket to watch. Hayden Filipovich doesn't have many ranked wins either, but both of his ranked wins were quick falls, so you could assume that he has a good shot to win it all. But who knows, Connor Barket, or #4 Johnny Parker could claim any of these spots as well, to be honest, and #6 Harris Eason and #7 Brach Carrington should not be overlooked either.
Dark Horse: Ibrahim Khaoucha
#16 Ibrahim Khaoucha is better than this ranking implies. He is a former state qualifier, and was a runner-up at the always tough Al Smith classic. It looks like earlier in the year he look a weird loss, but I don't think that reflects the level that this wrestler is at. Expect to see this guy on the podium.
220: Evan Bates, Tristan Ruhlman, Jason Streck
Evan Bates and Tristan Ruhlman is a match that I am very excited to see. Both of these wrestlers have seen themselves in the FloWrestling national rankings, with Evan Bates being ranked as high as #5 in the country after his runner-up finish at Fargo Nationals, but is now at #13, and Tristan Ruhlman seeing himself at #19 in the country, after beating a nationally ranked opponent during an excellent run at IHPO. While Evan Bates is the clear favorite, Tristan Ruhlman is known for exceeding his expectations, as seen last year at Al Smith, when he stuck Garrett's Clayton Fielden, who was #1 in the state at the time, and was also in and out of the FloWrestling national rankings. Jason Streck looks to be the clear #3, and most certainly has the tools to place even higher. #4 David Guhl also had a 6-2 match with Evan Bates earlier this year, so he is definitely a wrestler that you cannot count out. As much as I would like to see Bates and Ruhlman, it would be awesome to see an upset happen.
Dark Horse: Jeff McClure
#10 Jeff McClure should make a deep run Saturday night. He has 4 losses on the season, which includes a 6-3 loss against David Guhl, a 13-3 loss against #8 Aataeveon Jordan, and two losses against Isaiah Street, who is not competing in the state tournament. Although his loss against Jordan was not close, his loss against Guhl was, and I think that his state run will depend on which version of himself shows up when the time comes.
285: Braydon Erb, Reeve Muncie, Leighton Jones
Braydon Erb and Reeve Muncie wrestled mid season, and Erb got the better of him, in a 3-1 win. To be honest, I think this match can go either way, but I think that I'm gonna go chalk with this matchup. Leighton Jones has not wrestled Erb or Muncie, and he is a very talented underclassman, so it would not be out of the ordinary to see him push Muncie or Erb in the semis of the state tournament to earn his spot under the lights. The reason I am not predicting that upset is because Erb and Muncie are seniors, and I think that you wrestle a little different when it's your last go. Otherwise, I might have tried to call the upset. #4 Antone Alexander is a previous qualifier, and his lone loss is a 3-1 loss against Jones, so don't count him out. #5 Jacob Johnson is another previous qualifier that could make some noise. Lastly, I'd like to note that #6 Hunter Whitenack has pinned every single opponent thus far in his junior year campaign, and this kid is a force to be reckoned with. He is a full 285 pound wrestler, and I'm pretty sure he cuts weight to make heavyweight, so watch out for this giant.
Dark Horse: Brock Donati
UR Brock Donati has taken some losses this season for sure, but it should be noted that he has been on the state rankings multiple times this season, and more importantly, he had a 5-2 match earlier in the year with Muncie. To be honest, I think that heavyweight is one of the most unpredictable weight classes there are, but I think that Donati has the tools to find himself at the Bank, and maybe even on the podium.
First off we have to be very thankful we are having a season. It doesn't look promising for the states that have moved their seasons and we are extremely lucky here. I wasn't sure we would get through a month of the football season. I wasn't sure we would get through a month of the wrestling season, but here we are.
We all want fans at our events to cheer on the kids. This year has been really weird without fans in the stands. Last night was our first home meet with fans and it felt different and nice to have to people yelling and screaming.
With everything else going on in this world our kids having wrestling is even more important. Be appreciative of the efforts of the administrations from the IHSAA to local schools for working with us during this time. Our kids are having a season and it is looks good that we will complete it. That is something many states may not be able to say.
Some updates, per our XTREME sources Christian Carroll attended practice at Penn yesterday.
Name
Old School
New School
Weight
Juan Grange
Conroe Woodlands(TX)
Penn
195/220
Brock Donati
St. Charles(IL)
Penn
285
Matteo Vargo
Fort Dorchester(SC)
Penn
126
Tyler Jones
Lawrence Central
Warren Central
160
Sergio Lemley
Mount Carmel(IL)
Chesterton
120
Javen Estrada
New Lenox(IL)
Crown Point
145
Blaze Garcia
Avon
Brownsburg
138
Robert Major
Downers Grove(IL)
Carmel
160
Ison Robinson
Bolingbrook(IL)
Fort Wayne Snider
185
Andrew Sinkovics
Culver Academy
Mishawaka
126
Braden Welch
Culver Academy
Ohio
170
Jakob Sheets
Plainfield
Perry Meridian
160
Aaron Butts
Roncalli
Perry Meridian
285
Pate Eastin
Unity(IL)
Penn
170
Jack Coyle
Oak Forest
Portage
138
Blake Byerley
Auburn(AL)
East Noble
113
I completely agree, but what you may not know in the Indiana General Assembly 2020, Senate bill 398 was passed which allows for US Title 36 youth serving organizations with patriotic intent, which covers organizations like Girl Scouts, in their ability to still access school meeting spaces.
Maybe we need to link youth wrestling in title 36. Probably need to do a better job of being patriotic in our sport. My vote is we eliminate hand shaking and add saluting before we compete.
(ps....Just being silly here. I kinda have inside info on girl scout stuff. Hit me up if you need cookies btw)
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