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I attached an Excel document showing weight, record, placing, who they beat and who defeated them.
Super 32 Results.xlsx
This should help a little with the Indiana Rankings.

I attached an Excel document showing weight, record, placing, who they beat and who defeated them.
Super 32 Results.xlsx
This should help a little with the Indiana Rankings.

I have been looking at Trackwrestling Profiles of the entries, most definitely there will much competition for each wrestler in their respective RR Bracket.

https://www.flowrestling.org/events/6180633-2018-journeymen-fall-classic

Good luck and safe travels to those making the trip to NY for this meat grinder of a tourney.  IN athletes competing include......
113-Zeke Seltzer
140-Alec Viduya
152-Cooper Noehre
160-Graham Calhoun
195-Silas Allred
This Tournament is being covered by Flo and features monstrous match-ups for each of these young men.  Go make a statement gentlemen!

The individuals that handle the rankings have enough to do so If i can help in any fashion it is a win for me because i utilize the rankings the entire season.  I like data, the more the better; I haven't done well at the NCSS predictions (mainly because of my bias toward certain schools) but this year I am putting that aside (except for a few kids), predict all 4 SS's and taking home the title.  So let it be written. So let it be done.

Adding info to what the Pistol provides already -- Updated 9.11.18
106
#1 - Richard Figeroa (CA), #5 - Vince Cornella (CO), #8 - Cole Skinner (OH), #12 - Alex Almeyda (NJ), #13 - Joseph Fischer (PA)
#15 - Drake Ayala (IA), #16 - Max Black (CO), #19 - Jack Maida (NJ), #20 - Zachary Espalin (AZ)
113 
#2 - Greg Diakomihalis (NY), #3 - Cullan Schriever (IA), #6 - Jacob Moran (IN), #8 - Logan Agin (OH), #9 - Dustin Norris (OH)
#11 - Daniel Cardenas (CO), #13 - Cooper Flynn (MD), #14 @126 - Sam Latona (AL), #15 - Anthony Noto (NY)
#16 - Joey Thompson (MN), #17 - Zeke Seltzer (IN)
120
#7 - Lucas Byrd (OH), #9 - Ryan Crookham (PA), #10 - Nic Bouzakis (FL), #11 - Maximo Renteria (CA), #12 - Corey Gamet (MI)
#17 - Anthony Clark (NJ), #19 @ 113 - Kurtis Phipps (PA)
126 
#2 - Dominick Serrano (CO), #3 - Adam Busiello (NY), #4 - Travis Ford Melton (IL), #9 - Seab Pierson (PA), #10 -  Kai Orine (MO)
#15 @120 - Teague Travis (MO), #18 - Reid Ballantyne (MN)
132 
#6 - Dylan D'Emilio (OH), #7 @ 138 - Sam Hillegas (PA), #10 - Malyke Hines (FL), #13 - Asa Garcia (IN), #13 @126 - Mick Burnett (OH)
#14 - Kenny Hermann (PA), #15 - Justin Rivera (FL), #15 @ 138 Frankie Tal-Shahar (FL)m #17 - Gabriel Hixenbaugh (AL)
138 
#3 @ 145 Jesse Vasquez (CA), #4 @ 132 Beau Bartlett (PA), #5 - Lucas Revano (NJ), #6 - Jordan Crace (OH), #11 - Manzona Bryant (OH)
#12 - Ed Scott (PA), #18 @ 145 Noah Castillo (FL), #19 @ 132 - Luke Odom (IL), #20 - Jackson Dean (DE)
145
#2 - @ 138 Keegan O'Toole (WI), #4 - Fidel Mayora (IL), #7 @ 152 Christopher Donathan (OH), #14 - James Whitaker (MI)
#16 - Ryan Vulakh (PA), #20 - Andrew Cerniglia (PA)
152 
#4 - Cameron Amine (MI), #4 @ 160 Thayne Lawrence (PA), #13 - Aaron Gandara (CA), #16 - Sonny Santiago (CA), #17 @170 - Drew Eller (GA), 
#19 @ 145 John Martin Best (WV), #20 - Cole Handlovic (PA), #20 @160 - Clayton Ulrey (PA)
160 
#8 @ 170 - Matthew Ortiz (IL), #12 @152 - Joshua Otto (WI), #14 - Gavin Kane (GA), #15 - Farouq Muhammed (OH), #15 @ 170 - Noah Blake (CA)
170 
#4 - Dustin Plott (OK), #5  @ 160 Kai Bele (FL), #6 - Patrick Kennedy (MN), #9 - Gerrit Nijenhuis (PA), #10 - Alex Cramer (IL), 
#10 @ 170 - Christian Rodriguez (CA), #11 - Christopher Foca (NJ), #12 - Troy Fisher (KS), #13 - Edmond Ruth (PA), #19 - Greyden Penner (MO)
182 
#1 - Abe Assad (IL), #4 - Jackson Turley (VA), #5  @170 Carter Starocci (PA), #7  @170 Zach Glazier (MN), #16 - Carson Brewer (IN), 
#16 @ 195 Julian Gorring (PA), #17 - Nathan Haas (CA), #19 - John Poznanski (NJ)
195 
#3 - Jacob Cardenas (NJ), #7 - Konner Doucet (OK), #9 - Silas Allred (IN), #12 - Matthew Cover (OH), #18 - Kolby Franklin (PA)
220 
#2 @ 195 - Braxton Amos (WV), #7 - Joshua Heindselman (OK), #9 - Garrett Kappes (MD)
285
#10 - Jorden Pryor (MD), #16 - Isaac Righter (MD), #17 - Andy Garcia (CO), #18 - Colby Whitehall (PA), #19 - Louden Haga (WV)

Adding info to what the Pistol provides already -- Updated 9.11.18
106
#1 - Richard Figeroa (CA), #5 - Vince Cornella (CO), #8 - Cole Skinner (OH), #12 - Alex Almeyda (NJ), #13 - Joseph Fischer (PA)
#15 - Drake Ayala (IA), #16 - Max Black (CO), #19 - Jack Maida (NJ), #20 - Zachary Espalin (AZ)
113 
#2 - Greg Diakomihalis (NY), #3 - Cullan Schriever (IA), #6 - Jacob Moran (IN), #8 - Logan Agin (OH), #9 - Dustin Norris (OH)
#11 - Daniel Cardenas (CO), #13 - Cooper Flynn (MD), #14 @126 - Sam Latona (AL), #15 - Anthony Noto (NY)
#16 - Joey Thompson (MN), #17 - Zeke Seltzer (IN)
120
#7 - Lucas Byrd (OH), #9 - Ryan Crookham (PA), #10 - Nic Bouzakis (FL), #11 - Maximo Renteria (CA), #12 - Corey Gamet (MI)
#17 - Anthony Clark (NJ), #19 @ 113 - Kurtis Phipps (PA)
126 
#2 - Dominick Serrano (CO), #3 - Adam Busiello (NY), #4 - Travis Ford Melton (IL), #9 - Seab Pierson (PA), #10 -  Kai Orine (MO)
#15 @120 - Teague Travis (MO), #18 - Reid Ballantyne (MN)
132 
#6 - Dylan D'Emilio (OH), #7 @ 138 - Sam Hillegas (PA), #10 - Malyke Hines (FL), #13 - Asa Garcia (IN), #13 @126 - Mick Burnett (OH)
#14 - Kenny Hermann (PA), #15 - Justin Rivera (FL), #15 @ 138 Frankie Tal-Shahar (FL)m #17 - Gabriel Hixenbaugh (AL)
138 
#3 @ 145 Jesse Vasquez (CA), #4 @ 132 Beau Bartlett (PA), #5 - Lucas Revano (NJ), #6 - Jordan Crace (OH), #11 - Manzona Bryant (OH)
#12 - Ed Scott (PA), #18 @ 145 Noah Castillo (FL), #19 @ 132 - Luke Odom (IL), #20 - Jackson Dean (DE)
145
#2 - @ 138 Keegan O'Toole (WI), #4 - Fidel Mayora (IL), #7 @ 152 Christopher Donathan (OH), #14 - James Whitaker (MI)
#16 - Ryan Vulakh (PA), #20 - Andrew Cerniglia (PA)
152 
#4 - Cameron Amine (MI), #4 @ 160 Thayne Lawrence (PA), #13 - Aaron Gandara (CA), #16 - Sonny Santiago (CA), #17 @170 - Drew Eller (GA), 
#19 @ 145 John Martin Best (WV), #20 - Cole Handlovic (PA), #20 @160 - Clayton Ulrey (PA)
160 
#8 @ 170 - Matthew Ortiz (IL), #12 @152 - Joshua Otto (WI), #14 - Gavin Kane (GA), #15 - Farouq Muhammed (OH), #15 @ 170 - Noah Blake (CA)
170 
#4 - Dustin Plott (OK), #5  @ 160 Kai Bele (FL), #6 - Patrick Kennedy (MN), #9 - Gerrit Nijenhuis (PA), #10 - Alex Cramer (IL), 
#10 @ 170 - Christian Rodriguez (CA), #11 - Christopher Foca (NJ), #12 - Troy Fisher (KS), #13 - Edmond Ruth (PA), #19 - Greyden Penner (MO)
182 
#1 - Abe Assad (IL), #4 - Jackson Turley (VA), #5  @170 Carter Starocci (PA), #7  @170 Zach Glazier (MN), #16 - Carson Brewer (IN), 
#16 @ 195 Julian Gorring (PA), #17 - Nathan Haas (CA), #19 - John Poznanski (NJ)
195 
#3 - Jacob Cardenas (NJ), #7 - Konner Doucet (OK), #9 - Silas Allred (IN), #12 - Matthew Cover (OH), #18 - Kolby Franklin (PA)
220 
#2 @ 195 - Braxton Amos (WV), #7 - Joshua Heindselman (OK), #9 - Garrett Kappes (MD)
285
#10 - Jorden Pryor (MD), #16 - Isaac Righter (MD), #17 - Andy Garcia (CO), #18 - Colby Whitehall (PA), #19 - Louden Haga (WV)

I took the list of studs and did the following:
Championship Bracket Record, Consolation Bracket Record, Final Placing and who beat them.  I thought about listing who they beat but just got tired...sorry.
2018 IHPO results.xlsx

I took the list of studs and did the following:
Championship Bracket Record, Consolation Bracket Record, Final Placing and who beat them.  I thought about listing who they beat but just got tired...sorry.
2018 IHPO results.xlsx

I took the list of studs and did the following:
Championship Bracket Record, Consolation Bracket Record, Final Placing and who beat them.  I thought about listing who they beat but just got tired...sorry.
2018 IHPO results.xlsx

The individuals that handle the rankings have enough to do so If i can help in any fashion it is a win for me because i utilize the rankings the entire season.  I like data, the more the better; I haven't done well at the NCSS predictions (mainly because of my bias toward certain schools) but this year I am putting that aside (except for a few kids), predict all 4 SS's and taking home the title.  So let it be written. So let it be done.

The individuals that handle the rankings have enough to do so If i can help in any fashion it is a win for me because i utilize the rankings the entire season.  I like data, the more the better; I haven't done well at the NCSS predictions (mainly because of my bias toward certain schools) but this year I am putting that aside (except for a few kids), predict all 4 SS's and taking home the title.  So let it be written. So let it be done.

I took the list of studs and did the following:
Championship Bracket Record, Consolation Bracket Record, Final Placing and who beat them.  I thought about listing who they beat but just got tired...sorry.
2018 IHPO results.xlsx

I took the list of studs and did the following:
Championship Bracket Record, Consolation Bracket Record, Final Placing and who beat them.  I thought about listing who they beat but just got tired...sorry.
2018 IHPO results.xlsx

I took the list of studs and did the following:
Championship Bracket Record, Consolation Bracket Record, Final Placing and who beat them.  I thought about listing who they beat but just got tired...sorry.
2018 IHPO results.xlsx

I took the list of studs and did the following:
Championship Bracket Record, Consolation Bracket Record, Final Placing and who beat them.  I thought about listing who they beat but just got tired...sorry.
2018 IHPO results.xlsx

Why bother trying to legislate or control the transfers?  If parents/students are willing to go through the effort of transferring to another school for the benefit of academics, sports, or extracurricular activities - I say let them go.  Why hold kids out for a year - they are 14-19 years old and only have 4 years to play sports.  Let them play.
The small schools will be okay.  Key points for a small school coach is to cultivate a good youth club - that will be your feeder in future years. And, make the program something that parents and kids want to be a part of.  It's the same as a workplace - if all you have is the job with no sense of belonging (via close-knit workgroup/friends, team-building, company mission that you believe in, etc).  If you have those in place, then I believe the local kids will want to be a part of it.  Sure, a few studs might move to another school - let them go and pursue what they are looking for...
I also think there will be those students that transfer AWAY from the big schools to smaller schools.  I see it happen currently with larger team sports.  Where the student may not be a starter for the large HS team, they may be viewed as a superstar on the smaller HS team.  Could happen (maybe already does?) with wrestling too.  If you're at Brownsburg, for instance, it's going to be very tough to crack the varsity lineup.  A wrestler transferring to a smaller local school could be their varsity star and get an opportunity that they couldn't otherwise get.

Both Cathedral and Roncalli have very nice freshmen classes coming in. Roncalli picks up some nice depth in upper weights from CYO St. Barnabas (Butts, Neu, Lewis) and rising 152lbers in Ashton Brandon from CYO St. Mark and Andrew Stuck from CYO St. Roch. I can’t remember if the younger Lowery is an 8th or 7th grader, but he’ll have an immediate impact too. I’ll say now Roncalli is most likely a Top 5 squad next year.
We won’t know total enrollment at Cathedral until admissions close next month, but just the depth coming in from CYO St. Simon with Zeke Seltzer makes for a bright future (Dickey, Braun, Gonzalez, Bragg). Both CYO St. Luke and Simon will be contributing greatly to the Irish the next two years and you’ll also get some McGinleys rolling through starting in 2 years from CYO Christ the King. 
Defintely no where close to the incoming talent of “The County”, but we do alright for “The City”. 

Mills with a cradle!!!! and a FALL

Good night all ... I am outta here until next year

Johnson didn't like that Mills was riding him on top like a rented mule

Mills with a cradle!!!! and a FALL

Mills with a cradle!!!! and a FALL

Graber in but couldn't finish and Krattiger floats around him for 2 more -- blood time (4-1 still in 1st)