Barn Burner

49 minutes ago, TrueRegionFan said:

Could be, but his losses have come from the Ironman where his two losses were to place winners.  One of them to the #4 kid in the nation.  He also lost at the Carnahan to the #10 ranked kid in the nation 3-2 I believe.  He did beat the Michigan state champ at the Carnahan and #3 in the state Braylon Reynolds. 

 

I guess when it comes to seeding in Indiana tournaments it is harmful to teams and wrestlers that compete in national events.  CP, Brownsburg and Center Grove will have state champs this year that will have 3-4 losses.

 

My point is to apply common sense.  If you are going to rank a kid #2 in the state, why would you seed #9, #10, #11, #14 and #18 in the state ahead of him?  Either the rankings are flawed, or the seeding criteria is flawed. That's all.

Dude, if you're that good...... just Win! It doesn't matter seed when you're really freaking good. 

He is Living in Bloomington and Training at IU with RTC. He is taking a Grey Shirt year due to Shoulder injury he suffered during High School last season. He will be on the roster in the fall but is loving this opportunity to get better at wrestling with zero distractions or weight management. 

1 hour ago, VisionQuest87 said:

Don't think he is jealous.  Just think he really wants to learn... LOL.  Oh by the way it's You're not your....

See I’m learning from you. Thank you for correcting my mistake. 
 

16 hours ago, Keepitlegal said:

Can’t wait to watch.   Hope it’s a well balanced documentary.  Looking forward to learning how to redshirt and recruit without getting caught.

Awe your Jealous. 

No, it doesn't since that was a few minutes ago! SMH

Kid plays baseball and Football too! Such a Superior Athlete it's pretty impressive. 

On 2/27/2023 at 10:11 PM, brickfor6 said:

DAC- 5 champs, 9 placers, 8 qualifiers 

106- 5th, 7th

113- 5th

120- 2nd, Q, Q

126- 3rd, Q, Q

132- 4th, Q

138- Q

145- 1st ,3rd,

152- 7th

160- 1st, Q, Q

170- 1st

182- 1st

195-

220- 1st

285- 3rd

 

DAC looks the best! 5 Champs, and please I don't care if 4 of them are from same team. 

1 minute ago, ontherise219 said:

When choosing a community to move to if sports has an impact 

 

1. does your coach help you all year or is only an October-February it’s a lot tougher to be a part time wrestler and have success 

 

2. does it create a better training environment in season Partners, weight program coaching or coaching plans 

 

3. does the school have a better academics then our current community 

 

4. does the sport have better overall community support 

 

I think as a parent that makes the choice easy for me. 

 

 

Exactly!! Perfect breakdown.

7 hours ago, busstogate said:

Same for me with Goin.  The distance between him and the field was too great.

Yes, also Goin's last loss to an Indiana wrestler was his sophomore season. Pretty dominate Junior and Senior seasons. 

10 minutes ago, indypharmd said:

The article that Anna Kayser did early in the season summarizes Brownsburg's rise when Darrick took over. The other element that tagged in when Darrick arrived was the decision of Brayton Lee choosing to stay home in Purplesburg vs going elsewhere to high school. Darrick's endorsement of kids attending academies AND his open practices is also a key point. The BCSC administrators are also great supporters of co-curricular activities and often attend regionals, SS, and state finals...

 

I also wondered this weekend what Chesterton would have accomplished if the guys who went to elementary school would've stayed through HS...?

3 Champs:

132 Sergio Lemley

145 Aiden Torres

160 Sam Goin

1 hour ago, bigballerb said:

I haven’t seen anyone mention it but how about Merritt almost sticking Goin

Nothing to see here! LOL

From my perspective I witnessed a home run attempt vs a Nationally ranked kid…who fought out of position and put on a takedown clinic to a pin of his own! All while wrestling with a separate Shoulder from Day one of tournament. Then proceeded to wrestle with one arm in finals to a tech fall. So yeah tons to discuss 

Gosh I'm on the edge of my seat! LOL

Such Interesting perspectives. Very Juicy stuff. 

21 hours ago, Jayruss said:

1. 132

2. 120

3. 113

(in order) Thoughts?

Yeah probably not 113 or 120! I mean 132? Yeah….not sure how tough. 

Toughest? What does toughest mean? Most nationally ranked kids? Most kids with win over others states during summer/fall! Because typically those smaller weight are dominant by underclass men. 

toughest weights are typically 138-170.  
 

After All the Fall tournaments/ Wrestling

Top 10:

1: Sam Goin- 5th at 106 2020, 4th at 126 2021, 1st at 152 2022, IHPO 2nd 2019, IHPO 1st 2021, IHPO 1st 2022, 4th @160 Super 32, #7 in the nation (per MatScouts) and #9 (per Flo-Wrestling)

2: Orlando Cruz- Qualifier at 145 2020, 5th at 160 2021, 2nd at 182 2022, IHPO 4th 2021, IHPO 1st 2022, #12 (per Flo-Wrestling)

3: Logan Frazier- 3rd at 113 2020, 2nd at 120 2021, 1st at 126 2022, IHPO 4th 2021, IHPO 1st 2022

4: Ashton Jackson- 1st at 106 2021, 1st at 113 2022

5: Cole Solomey- 7th at 120 2020, 6th at 132 2021, 2nd at 138 2022, IHPO 1st 2022

6: Aidan Torres- 6th at 126 2020, 8th at 126 2021, 3rd at 145 2022

7: Anthony Bahl- 5th at 113 2021, 2nd at 132 2022

8: Cody Goodwin- 4th at 160 2022

9:  Zar Walker- 6th at 132 2022

10: Landon Hawkins- IHPO 3rd 2021, IHPO 3rd 2022

HM:

Gavin Jendreas- 2nd at 106 2022

Will Clark- 5th at 195 2022, Fargo AA 2021

Paul Clark- 4th at 220 2022

Hayden DeMarco- 6th at 113 2021, 7th at 120 2022

AJ Steenbeke- Qualifier at 160 2020, Qualifier at 160 2021, Qualifier at 160 2022

Anthony Rinehart- 7th at 152 2022, IHPO 3rd 2022

3 hours ago, buttler73 said:

Mat Scouts top 200 Seniors. Some Indiana Hammers on here.

https://rokfin.com/ranking/1839/2023-Big-Board--Top-200-After-S32?fbclid=IwAR0zocj0I9Hm8EPJ2E-Pe_933YW_hH2adPFRiYHyDYpJq05zT0ZyJz8pN04

 

Christian Carroll #4

Sam Goin #56

Bryce Lowery #113

Orlando Cruz  #130

Logan Frazier #155

Cheaney Schoeff #160

Delaney Ruhlman #174

Ashton Jackson #196

Congratulations 

Very nice 8 Indiana guys in top 200 and 2 in top 56.

I feel it's only going to get better

On 9/27/2022 at 7:46 AM, Pennwrestling said:

Looks like there gonna be studs again this year, but im exited for the semi state this year to see our kingsmen try to chase down the bulldogs. We bring a few studs to the table though. Jendreas vs Bennett, Harper vs Frazier, Denton vs Hawkins, Steenbeke vs Goin

Yes, EC Semi State should be pretty good this year. We will see how weight classes shake out as season begins.

Updated Flo High School Rankings

Jake Hockaday     # 20 @ 113

Orlando Cruz       #12 @182

De'Alcapon Veazy   #14 @182

Christian Carroll     # 1 @ 220/ PFP #1

Updated Rokfin/MatScouts High School Rankings

 Jake Hockaday    # 18 @ 113

De'Alcapon Veazy   #18 @182

Christian Carroll     # 1 @ 220/ PFP #1

On 9/29/2022 at 7:03 AM, QuinnHarris said:

They announced the Team State locations!

 

1A/3A Franklin Community (I am being told 1A will be on 6 mats in the field house, and 3A will be in the main gym.)

2A Jay County

4A Brownsburg

 

Think we will keep changing locations until they find the perfect combinations to adequately accommodate all classes! 

 

Thank you to all of those that are apart of the coaches association and have helped build this tournament up.

This seems a lot like last year! 

Can't understand why they are still using 3 locations! 

Please for the love don't tell me COVID

Looking forward to our guy Gunner Henry vs. #15 Hoke Hogan 

Gunner is ready to break through 

8 minutes ago, bigballerb said:

Every time I've watched Manville he has a huge gas tank and always in your face with pressure, that will be a tough match up for Anthony. I also wondered why Carroll wasn't wrestling for Indiana, but realized he's on Minion Legends the team that won it last year and pretty sure Christian is friends with a wrestler on the team named Gabe Arnold who is an Iowa commit.

Too bad Because I know Sam Goin turned down Black mambas and POWA to wrestle with team Indiana. To each his own!

1 hour ago, TysonNisley said:

Frazier vs. Knox and Goin vs. Sealey are two matches that I think are going to be close. I also think that Gunner Henry is ready to be in the top 20 and want to see how he stacks up against Jude Correa. Similarly, Landon Hawkins has been a rising star and I think Landon Robideau will be a great indicator as to how elite he is going to be in the coming years.

Yes, I'm hoping these matches go to the Indiana boy's because I know a few of them personally and know the work being put in is at a ridiculous level. Firm believer in sowing and reaping! Either way gives a great preview for Super 32 which allows boys to make adjustments!

6 minutes ago, TysonNisley said:

It’s commonly known among Indiana wrestling fans that Indiana wrestlers are not very respected when it comes to national rankings. The Elite 8 Duals is a great opportunity to change that. This weekend, a squad of 15 of Indiana’s best will battle against some of the best that the country has to offer, with at least one nationally ranked competitor in every weight class, and as many as eight or nine in some weight classes. This weekend will be a great chance to show the rest of the country the talent of Indiana wrestling.

 

That being said, I thought that I would go through and look up the nationally ranked competition in every weight class, so that you all could know the potential matchups to look forward to this weekend. Of course, our guys won’t get to wrestle every wrestler, but depending on our day one performance, each guy will likely wrestle at least a couple nationally ranked foes (aside from the weight classes with only one or two nationally ranked guys, which isn’t a lot of weight classes).

 

100: Nate Rioux, #20 Lincoln Sledzianowski

 

106: Revin Dickman, #5 Dominic Munaretto, #18 Colyn Limbert

 

113: Gavin Jendreas, #11 Christopher Kiser, #16 (at 106) Gage Singleton, #16 Cameron Stinson, #16 (at 120) Bo Bassett

 

120: Toby Billerman, #7 (at 113) Nathan Desmond, #7 Kael Lauridsen, #14 Gauge Botero, #14 (at 126) Thomas Verrette, #18 Cooper Hilton, #20 Jackson Blum

 

126: #17 Logan Frazier, #1 Jax Forrest, #4 Luke Stanich, #6 Drew Gorman, #10 Dillon Campbell, #11 Brady Roark, #12 Tyler Knox, #17 (at 120) Sam Herring

 

132: Landon Hawkins, #4 Grigor Cholakyan, #13 Landon Robideau, #18 William Baysinger, #20 Brandon Cannon

 

138: Cheaney Schoeff, #8 Vince Bouzakis, #11 Cameron Catrabone, #13 Tyler Vazquez, #17 Matthew Repos

 

145: Anthony Bahl, #3 Joel Adams, #6 (at 138) Pierson Manville, #6 Dylan Gilcher, #17 Weston Dalton, #18 Collin Dupill, #18 (at 152) Nick Kunstek

 

152: Bryce Lowery, #2 Ladarion Lockett, #6 Alessio Perentin, #8 Jeremiah Price, #9 Kody Routledge, #10 Kael Voinovich

 

160: Sammy Goin, #2 Joseph Sealey, #4 Ethan Stiles, #18 Dagen Condomitti

 

170: Delaney Ruhlman, #3 Lorenzo Norman, #14 Dylan Newsome

 

180: Orlando Cruz, #1 Brayden Thompson, #4 Aeoden Sinclair, #5 Gabe Arnold, #8 Harvey Ludington, #10 Timothy McDonnell

 

195: Gunner Henry, #3 Hayden Walters, #4 Jude Correa, #6 AJ Heeg, #7 Remy Cotton, #9 Michael Dellagatta, #15 Hoke Hogan, #18 Luke Cochran, #19 Mark Marin, #20 Brian Burburija

 

220: Devin Kendrex, #1 Christian Carroll, #15 Sameul Murphy, #17 AJ Fricchione, #19 Michael Murillo

 

285: Trey Decknard, #6 Emmanuel Ulrich, #7 Matthew Moore, #8 Parker Farrell, #16 Aidan Fockler

 

There’s no telling how day one will go for us, and the competition that Indiana Outlaws will compete against on day two will depend on how the first day goes, but these are the guaranteed (unless weights are shuffled around or injury strikes) matchups that will go down day one:

 

Indiana Outlaws vs. Team Oklahoma:

Gavin Jendreas vs. #11 Christopher Kiser

#17 Logan Frazier vs. #17 (at 120) Sam Herring

Bryce Lowery vs. #10 Kael Voinovich

 

Indiana Outlaws vs. Minion Legends

Toby Billerman vs. #18 Cooper Hilton

#17 Logan Frazier vs. #6 Drew Gorman

Anthony Bahl vs. #6 Dylan Glicher

Orlando Cruz vs. #1 Brayden Thompson *or* #5 Gabe Arnold

Gunner Henry vs. #15 Hoke Hogan *or* #18 Luke Cochran

Devin Kendrex vs. #1 Christian Carroll

 

Indiana Outlaws vs. Spartan RTC Elite

Gavin Jendreas vs. #16 Cameron Stinson

Toby Billerman vs. #7 Nathan Desmond

#17 Logan Frazier vs. #12 Tyler Knox

Landon Hawkins vs. #13 Landon Robideau

Cheaney Schoeff vs. #13 Tyler Vazquez

Anthony Bahl vs. #6 Pierson Manville

Bryce Lowery vs. #6 Alessio Perentin

Sam Goin vs. #2 Joseph Sealey *or* Ransom Rudolph

Delaney Ruhlman vs. #3 Lorenzo Norman

Gunner Henry vs. #4 Jude Correa

Trey Decknard vs. #8 Parker Farrell

 

Indiana Outlaws vs. Team Empire

Gunner Henry vs. #19 Mark Marin

Devin Kendrex vs. #19 Michael Murillo

What are the Matches you're really looking forward too out of this day one batch? 

You are correct. Thanks

Either way going to be a great line up and plenty of good practice partners which is the most important part of high school season in my opinion.

You got to keep improving especially during the grid of High School season. 

1 hour ago, buttler73 said:

Super 32 entries from the state.

I think we have some great kids going that will represent Indiana well. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Disappointing No:

Cheaney Schoeff

Brady Ison 

Delaney Ruhlman

Lane Gilbert

John Purdy

 But nice to See Ashton Jackson entered to wrestling