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This is what was sent out by the Jasper AD
 
Session I & II (Four Mats)
8:00 – 9:00 WRESTLERS/COACHES--Registration (MAIN GYM TICKET LOBBY – DOORS 3 AND 4)
Coolers must be kept in your assigned seating section.
9:00 GATES OPEN TO PARTICIPANTS’ GUESTS (Only the 2 Names submitted per athlete)
9:00-9:30 Weigh-In’s (Auxiliary Gymnasium)
9:30 Coaches meeting in the hospitality room (Cafeteria on the North Side of the Gymnasium)
9:50 Clear the mats
10:00 Wrestlers/Workers assigned mats—WRESTLING BEGINS!
****The only confirmed start time to Wrestling is 10:00 a.m. after that it is just an
estimated start time.****
Session III (Four Mats)
3:20 Wrestlers and workers go to assigned mats
3:30 Wrestling begins
Session IV (Two Mats) Finals and Consolations
4:45 All FIRST/SECOND PLACE WRESTLERS REPORT FOR INTRODUCTIONS
- Upper Bracket Wrestlers will meet at the “Tunnel” end of the Gymnasium in weight class
order.
- Lower Bracket Wrestlers will do the same at the opposite end “Cafeteria Side”.
4:55 Workers report to assigned mats—upbeat music
5:00 Lights on the CENTER OF MAT I & MAT II FIRST & SECOND for introductions
5:10 NATIONAL ANTHEM
5:15 FINALS on two (2) mats

The IHSAA said all regionals and semistates will be on trackwrestling

The North Regional promises top-notch Indiana talent, fireworks and what could be an interesting team race.  Since spectators will not be allowed—this year only—I will omit snarky comments about the tournament being moved from Castle. 
 
106- The wee ones will start us off with a bang.  Castle’s freshman phenom, Leighton Ramsey, tops the bracket with a 29-0 record.  Trouble lurks in the semis, when he faces the wily junior from North Posey, Blake Zirkelbach. For their trouble, the winner will be rewarded by a date with Mater Dei’s fourth-ranked Evan Seng.  Whoa, Nellie!
 
113- I like the semis match up of Heritage Hills’ Garrett Forler and Jared Dunn of Princeton.  Mater Dei’s Reed Egli graduated from gladiator school this season and looks to top the Huskie podium.
 
120- Central’s Ayden Amento put together a brilliant season and a 23-4 record.  The bad news is that three of his losses are to two, Mater Dei wrestlers.  The worse news is that 3x SQ Cole Ross is on the other side of the bracket.  I do not expect a Ross meltdown in this all-Central sectional final.
 
126- There will be upsets at 126!  Memorial’s Keegan Williams tops the bracket and carries a 27-1 record for Larry Mattingly’s Tigers.  Williams will face a savvy and improving wrestler in the form of Reitz’s Zach Traylor.  On the other side of the bracket, sectional champ Jacob Pierre will square off against Harrison’s Kaliq Boyd.  Pierre is studied and measured while Boyd is wide-open.  At the end of the day, I expect Pierre to try to avenge an early-season loss to Williams.  I could be wrong on every pick at 126!
 
132- Two words:  Alec Freeman.  The MD senior is ranked number one in Indiana and looks tougher each week.  Freeman will take the center mat against the winner of Harrison’s Devin Heneisen and North Posey’s Camden Lupfer.
 
138- It is hard to bet against MD’s returning State Champ, Blake Boarman, so I will not.  I like the semis match at the bottom of the bracket where Memorial’s Eli Weurth will face Nick Akers of North Posey.
 
145- I expect another all-Central sectional final at 145 where MD’s Ashton Hayhurst will square off against Mt. Vernon’s Chris Newman.  Hayhurst dished out a beat-down at the sectional. Can Newman re-group and crack the Hayhurst code?
 
152- Memorial’s Aiden Farmer tops the northern half of the bracket and brings a 23-4 record to the quadrangle palace.  MD’s Scott Fitts sports an 11-6 record against a slate of who’s who.  Fitts will square off against a solid Pat Mayes of Boonville.  If Fitts can get past Mayes, he will get an opportunity to avenge an early-season loss to Farmer.
 
160- In the marquee match of the tournament, Boonville’s Jordan Fulks will meet MD’s Brody Baumann.  Both are returning State Placers, technically solid, dynamic and in supreme condition.  Somebody put ‘em on a leash!
 
170- The adrenalin rush continues at 170.  Castle’s sophomore sensation, John Purdy, sports a perfect 24-0 record for Bob Harmon’s Knights.  Purdy will need to keep his eyes on the road, as he will face MD’s 17-3 Blake Weidner in the semis.  Mt. Vernon’s Brady Hook will coast to the final.  Hook is slick and smart; the final should be epic!
 
182- Caught your breath yet?  Too late!  In a battle of unbeatens, I expect Castle’s 30-0 Evan Reff to go heads up with MD’s 19-0 Gabe Sollars.  Castle and MD did not meet in this COVID-infected season, so we have no history on which to draw.  Someone help me out, here!
 
195- This is a tough pick.  Castle’s Jason Palamarchuck rolled up a 24-5 record, en route to his sectional title.  Danger lurks in the first round in the form of Reitz’s Reid Brickey.  Brickey defaulted his third-place match in the sectional.  If Brickey is healthy for the regional, you could see an upset at the EVSC School Board’s monument to themselves.  Should Palamarchuck get past Brickey, he will face Mt. Vernon’s very tough, 26-2 Blake Ritzert.  Slobber Knocker City!  Another great first round match will go down when Tecumseh’s Jared McKinley faces MD’s Clay Martin.  McKinley missed out on a sectional title by a 7-6 loss to Palamarchuck.  Sophomore Clay Martin is a 12-1 wrestler—that no one wants to wrestle.  While there is a lot of drama in the lead-up, there will be not be much drama in the final.  North Posey’s Wyatt Willman is 25-0 and is the class of the field.  You will see Ritzert vs. Willman, Part II. 
 
220- Memorial’s Kelton Farmer tops the northern half of the bracket.  In the semis, he will meet MD’s Nick Boots.  MD coach Greg Schaefer typically has his team peaking in February; Boots will look to avenge an early season loss.  Reitz’s Logan Huggins, with his 27-0 record, will skate to the final. 
 
285- Boonville senior, Cordell Heuring stomped the field at the Castle sectional and tops the bracket.  Heuring should not look past North’s senior, Gage Sales.  The Huskie is 23-2 and wrestling on his home mat.  MD junior James Ralph has blossomed this season and should walk to the final.  Look for Ralph to top the podium.
 
Top Semi-Final Matches:  106- Zirkelbach vs. Ramsey; 113- Forler vs. Dunn; 126- Williams vs. Traylor, Pierre vs. Boyd; 132- Lupfer vs. Heneisen; 138- Weurth vs. Akers; 152- Fitts vs. Mayes; 170- Purdy vs. Weidner; 195- Palamarchuck/Brickey vs. Ritzert; 220- Boots vs. Farmer; 285- Heuring vs. Sales
 
Top Final Matches:  106- Zirkelbach vs. Seng; 126- Williams/Traylor vs. Pierre/Boyd; 152- Farmer vs. Fitts; 160- Baumann vs. Fulks; 170- Weidner/Purdy vs. Hook; 182- Reff v. Sollars
 
Team Race:  This is a race for second.  Mater Dei has zero weak spots, will put at least ten in the finals and should advance all 14 to the semi state.  I like North Posey for second place, Castle for third and Boonville fourth.

Question about the Mooresville regional. They are listed as a category 7 regional. The chart only goes up to category 6. So what's up with that?

In a sectional with 8 or less teams they use a 8 man bracket. Here are 2 sectionals with less than 8 teams, both have 7 teams entered. For those sectionals with 7 teams their would be one bye per weight. Here is how it is scored.
A bye is worth 2 points only if the wrestler wins his next match.
A forfeit, pin, injury default, or disqualification is worth 2 bonus points. 
A tech fall is worth 1.5 bonus points.
A major decision is worth 1 bonus point.
A decision does not earn a bonus point.
Each time you win in the championship part of the bracket you get 2 advancement points.
Each time you win in the consolation part of the bracket you get 1 advancement point.
There is no advancement point awarded for winning a placement match. 
 
Placement points
16 = champion
12 = 2nd place
9 = 3rd place
7 = 4th place
5 = 5th place
3 = 6th place
 
Placement points are awarded as you go, not all together at the end of the placement matches. For example in the championship match both wrestlers will have already received 12 placement points for placing at least 2nd. The winner will receive 4 more placement points and any bonus points they might earn. 
 
In a sectional with 9 or more teams no points are scored in the first round. If you have a bye in the first round you will not get any points for winning your 2nd round match. This is the only difference between a 8 man or 16 man bracket.
 
 
 
 

In a sectional with 8 or less teams they use a 8 man bracket. Here are 2 sectionals with less than 8 teams, both have 7 teams entered. For those sectionals with 7 teams their would be one bye per weight. Here is how it is scored.
A bye is worth 2 points only if the wrestler wins his next match.
A forfeit, pin, injury default, or disqualification is worth 2 bonus points. 
A tech fall is worth 1.5 bonus points.
A major decision is worth 1 bonus point.
A decision does not earn a bonus point.
Each time you win in the championship part of the bracket you get 2 advancement points.
Each time you win in the consolation part of the bracket you get 1 advancement point.
There is no advancement point awarded for winning a placement match. 
 
Placement points
16 = champion
12 = 2nd place
9 = 3rd place
7 = 4th place
5 = 5th place
3 = 6th place
 
Placement points are awarded as you go, not all together at the end of the placement matches. For example in the championship match both wrestlers will have already received 12 placement points for placing at least 2nd. The winner will receive 4 more placement points and any bonus points they might earn. 
 
In a sectional with 9 or more teams no points are scored in the first round. If you have a bye in the first round you will not get any points for winning your 2nd round match. This is the only difference between a 8 man or 16 man bracket.
 
 
 
 

All weigh ins must be entered.

Are those results for Jay County? Did they really lose to themselves on Dec 9th 60-9?

In 1996-97 at 171lbs
Semistate 1. Josh Hardy, Princeton; 2. Jared Willimns Evansville Harrison· 3. Geno Roderick Franklin; 4. Mike Schroeder, Evansville Mater Dei;
State  1. Josh Hardy, Princeton; 2. Jared Willimns Evansville Harrison· 3. Geno Roderick Franklin; 4. Mike Schroeder, Evansville Mater Dei;
 
 

How are the "pts available figured? For example Mt. Vernon has 6 wrestlers left. Only one is a senior and the other five are underclassmen. The list has them with 0 pts available.

If the team score will not be close this time who do you say wins? I think the top three teams in order will be Boonville, Castle, and Evansville  Memorial.

Context matters. This is how it was used. As I read his post I understood it to be as defined below. I did not think of people with cognitive disabilities. The reason I did not think of people with cognitive disabilities is because there was no reason to believe he was referring to any person or group of people.
 
re·tard verb 3rd person present: retards /riˈtärd/ delay or hold back in terms of progress, development, or accomplishment. "our progress was retarded by unforeseen difficulties"    

Context matters. This is how it was used. As I read his post I understood it to be as defined below. I did not think of people with cognitive disabilities. The reason I did not think of people with cognitive disabilities is because there was no reason to believe he was referring to any person or group of people.
 
re·tard verb 3rd person present: retards /riˈtärd/ delay or hold back in terms of progress, development, or accomplishment. "our progress was retarded by unforeseen difficulties"    

Context matters. This is how it was used. As I read his post I understood it to be as defined below. I did not think of people with cognitive disabilities. The reason I did not think of people with cognitive disabilities is because there was no reason to believe he was referring to any person or group of people.
 
re·tard verb 3rd person present: retards /riˈtärd/ delay or hold back in terms of progress, development, or accomplishment. "our progress was retarded by unforeseen difficulties"    

Context matters. This is how it was used. As I read his post I understood it to be as defined below. I did not think of people with cognitive disabilities. The reason I did not think of people with cognitive disabilities is because there was no reason to believe he was referring to any person or group of people.
 
re·tard verb 3rd person present: retards /riˈtärd/ delay or hold back in terms of progress, development, or accomplishment. "our progress was retarded by unforeseen difficulties"    

The coaches voted to not keep score in the first round of sectional where a 16 man bracket is used. It makes it more fair for team scoring to not have a team get a big lead because they got lucky in the draw and got a lot of forfeits where other teams got byes. The IHSAA then decided that to be consistent we would not score any level of the tournament until the 1/4 finals or round of 8.

Thanks for taking the time to come back and let us know that you agree with your own post. As to your first post, just telling us that a school is closed does not tell us if they can practice or not today. As others have said it matters if they can have a practice or not. 

Thanks for taking the time to come back and let us know that you agree with your own post. As to your first post, just telling us that a school is closed does not tell us if they can practice or not today. As others have said it matters if they can have a practice or not. 

Where is  #75, You're crazy High School located? 

Where is  #75, You're crazy High School located? 

Where is  #75, You're crazy High School located? 

Where is  #75, You're crazy High School located?