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Respect to CP and BB for taking on the most brutal schedule for an Indiana team, EVER. None of their state champs this year will be undefeated. This is what Indiana needs to take its wrestling to the next level.

#11 Branson Weaver 15-0 wins by pin over Kelby Glenn 19-1. Kelby was up 5-3 in the 3rd when Branson pinned him. 
 
Kelby isn't ranked in state or semi state but he's been around forever. He lost to Joey Butler 7-4 in the ticket round.
 
Look for Weaver and Glenn at semi state to try their best to punch their ticket.

#11 Branson Weaver 15-0 wins by pin over Kelby Glenn 19-1. Kelby was up 5-3 in the 3rd when Branson pinned him. 
 
Kelby isn't ranked in state or semi state but he's been around forever. He lost to Joey Butler 7-4 in the ticket round.
 
Look for Weaver and Glenn at semi state to try their best to punch their ticket.

#11 Branson Weaver 15-0 wins by pin over Kelby Glenn 19-1. Kelby was up 5-3 in the 3rd when Branson pinned him. 
 
Kelby isn't ranked in state or semi state but he's been around forever. He lost to Joey Butler 7-4 in the ticket round.
 
Look for Weaver and Glenn at semi state to try their best to punch their ticket.

yip   they took it offt their site,,,  a$$holes    and its not on track   if i hit the loto  im starting a wrestling streaming service to put flo out of business  lol   
 

1. 132
2. 120
3. 113
(in order) Thoughts?

Respect to CP and BB for taking on the most brutal schedule for an Indiana team, EVER. None of their state champs this year will be undefeated. This is what Indiana needs to take its wrestling to the next level.

Nathan Cleveland From Lowell (2010) and Gelen Robinson (2014) from Lake Central should definitely be on the list both I think were ranked nationally and State champions at 215 and 220

Looking at 2021-22 Brownsburg, I’m wondering how many teams out there were dominant but didn’t capture the title at the end of the season.
 
I can name a few…
2013-14 Franklin Community | 20-0, IHSWCA Team State Duals Champions, snapped Perry Meridian’s 3-year win streak 27-26, beat #2 Mater Dei in the finals, IHSAA Runners-Up to a 12-5 Cathedral who placed three in the finals 2014-15 Evansville Mater Dei | 11-0, IHSWCA Team State Duals Champions, beat Perry Meridian 31-27 in the finals, finished third at the IHSAA State Finals behind 14-7 runners-up Cathedral and 31-2 champions Penn 2014-15 Perry Meridian | 20-1, IHSWCA Team State Duals Runners-Up, lost 31-27 in the finals to Mater Dei, #1 ranked team in State Power Poll during postseason, 13 Semi-State Qualifiers, 11 in the ticket round with unfortunate meltdown that saw eventual state qualifiers (including a third placer and champion) Sunny Nier, Jack Servies, Brett Johnson, Noah Warren, and Chris Ridle all get denied at New Castle. 2015-16 Brownsburg | 17-0, IHSWCA Team State Duals Champions, beat #1 Warren Central in the finals, finished runners-up to Warren Central with six medalists including a championship from Brayton Lee and three third place finishes from Ty Mills, Blake Mulkey, and Nathan Walton from five semifinalists total. 2016-17 Perry Meridian | 17-1, IHSWCA Team State Duals Runners-Up, lost to #1 Brownsburg in the finals, later beat the same Brownsburg team two weeks later on Senior Night to become the #1 team in the final dual ranking. Team had three eventual state champions in Brayden Lowery, Brayden Littell, and Noah Warren. 2017-18 Perry Meridian | 18-2, Ranked 46th in the nation, IHSWCA Team State Duals Runners-Up, lost twice to #1 Brownsburg, finished fifth at IHSAA State Finals with three in the finals with a title from Noah Warren. Defeated eventual IHSAA State Champions Cathedral 27-25. 2017-18 Brownsburg | 15-0, Ranked top-25 in the nation, IHSWCA Team State Duals Champions, finished runners-up to Cathedral that saw a controversial head-to-head match-up between Blake Mulkey and Cathedral’s Zach Melloh ultimately decide the team race. 2020-21 Chesterton | 21-4, IHSWCA Team State Qualifier, East Chicago Semi-State Champions with seven individual titles, IHSAA State Runners-Up to Evansville Mater Dei. 2020-21 Perry Meridian | 16-2, Finished third at IHSWCA Team State Duals and IHSAA State Finals, 9 state qualifiers and six semifinalists, most points ever for a third place team, defeated Brownsburg, Center Grove, and Crown Point in an impromptu dual meet-up, and also defeated Cathedral. 2021-22 Center Grove | 17-1, IHSWCA Team State Duals 3rd, finished third at IHSAA State Finals with two state champions in Hayden Watson and Drake Buchanan.

Respect to CP and BB for taking on the most brutal schedule for an Indiana team, EVER. None of their state champs this year will be undefeated. This is what Indiana needs to take its wrestling to the next level.

Respect to CP and BB for taking on the most brutal schedule for an Indiana team, EVER. None of their state champs this year will be undefeated. This is what Indiana needs to take its wrestling to the next level.

Respect to CP and BB for taking on the most brutal schedule for an Indiana team, EVER. None of their state champs this year will be undefeated. This is what Indiana needs to take its wrestling to the next level.

Respect to CP and BB for taking on the most brutal schedule for an Indiana team, EVER. None of their state champs this year will be undefeated. This is what Indiana needs to take its wrestling to the next level.

Respect to CP and BB for taking on the most brutal schedule for an Indiana team, EVER. None of their state champs this year will be undefeated. This is what Indiana needs to take its wrestling to the next level.

Respect to CP and BB for taking on the most brutal schedule for an Indiana team, EVER. None of their state champs this year will be undefeated. This is what Indiana needs to take its wrestling to the next level.

Wrestlers I think could compete with or beat CC. 
 
-Mason Parris
-Shawn Streck
-Dexter Larimore
-Chico Adams
-Adam Chalfant
-Evan Ellis
-Gunnar Larson
-Eli Pokorney
-Kobe Woods

Respect to CP and BB for taking on the most brutal schedule for an Indiana team, EVER. None of their state champs this year will be undefeated. This is what Indiana needs to take its wrestling to the next level.

Indiana boys
 
Missouri
165 – Keegan O'Toole over James Conway, maj. dec. 18-5
125 – Zachry Seltzer over Peyton Moore, maj. dec. 17-5
133 – Connor Brown over Zachry Seltzer by dec. 10-4
 
Indiana
133: Isaac Thornton def. Blaine Frazier               | 7-4 by decision |
133: Henry Porter def. Isaac Thornton                 | 12-2 by major decision |
141: Cayden Rooks def. Cole Rhemrev              | 5-0, FALL, in second period |
149: Nico Bolivar def. Luke Baughman                | 5-4 by decision |
149: Graham Rooks def. Nico Bolivar                  | 5-4 by decision |
157: Derek Gilcher def. Mason Alley                    | 15-3 by major decision |
165: Robert Major def. Isiah Levitz                       | 8-0 by major decision |
174: Donnell Washington def. Nick South           | 7-4 by decision |
184: Drayton Harris def. Santos Cantu                | 6-4 by decision |
285: Jacob Bullock def. Jacob Kaminski             | 8-0 by major decision |
 
Purdue
1. Brac Hooper def. Sean Pitts, D 4-2
2. Trey Kruse def. Jaden Reynolds, MD 13-1
3. Nate Camiscioli def. Brennan Doyle, D 5-3
4. Cooper Noehre def. Stoney Buell, D 5-2
5. Matt Ramos def. Jacob Macatangay, MD 14-4
6. Macartney Parkinson def. Brody Baumann, D 4-3
7. Ben Vanadia def. Mitch Hutmacher, D 7-4
8. Hayden Copass def. Tristan Ruhlman, D 3-2
9. Parker Filius def. Brac Hooper, MD 18-7
10. Christian White def. Michael Leveille, D 4-3
11. Trey Kruse def. Jaden Reynolds, D 3-2
12. Kendall Coleman def. Nate Camiscioli, MD 14-5
13. Cooper Noehre def. Stoney Buell, D 3-2
14. Dustin Norris def. Jacob Macatangay, D 11-5
15. Macartney Parkinson def. Brody Baumann, D 3-1
16. Mitch Hutmacher def. Hayden Filipovich, D 4-3
17. Hayden Copass def. Tristan Ruhlman, D 4-1
18. Parker Filius def. Christian White, MD 15-7
 
Ohio State
133 | Jesse Mendez (Scarlet) def. Dylan Koontz (Gray) | Fall, 0:58
174 | No. 6 Ethan Smith (Gray) def. Bryer Hall (Scarlet) | Fall, 2:27
Notable result
165 | Bryce Hepner (Gray) def. No. 7 Carson Kharchla (Scarlet) | D, 2-1
 
 
Marian University from Ayersman

Braden Haines wbf. Jared Brown
Ty Haskins dec. Dylan McKelvey
Blaze Garcia dec. Zach Wilson
Blake Mulkey maj. dec. Braden Haines
Some other resultsI heard was:
Asa Garcia dec. Logan Wagner
Anthony Hughes dec. Alex Cottey
 
 
 

Brooks-
5th, 2nd, and 1st at state. Fargo freestyle 2nd and Super 32, 1st.(via Indianamat)
 
20 wins and 2 loss MMA record.
 
Just won the ONE FC championship. He will hopefully get DJ (THE GOAT) next. 
 
I am not sure why he isn't in the UFC anymore. His legit only loss is to Deiveson Figuerir which was a split decision. Deiveson went on to be UFC champ. Brooks lost his second fight when he KO'd himself when he suped a guy, in a fight he was winning.
 
Anyways, Brooks is finally get paid like he should now and at the top of fight game outside the UFC.

Respect to CP and BB for taking on the most brutal schedule for an Indiana team, EVER. None of their state champs this year will be undefeated. This is what Indiana needs to take its wrestling to the next level.

Wrestlers I think could compete with or beat CC. 
 
-Mason Parris
-Shawn Streck
-Dexter Larimore
-Chico Adams
-Adam Chalfant
-Evan Ellis
-Gunnar Larson
-Eli Pokorney
-Kobe Woods

Respect to CP and BB for taking on the most brutal schedule for an Indiana team, EVER. None of their state champs this year will be undefeated. This is what Indiana needs to take its wrestling to the next level.

If you're in da region there will be some good wrestling at Crown Point this weekend. @ontherise219 will be signing autographs throughout the day, so hit him up.
 
Top Teams
#5 St. Edwards, OH 
#9 Crown Point, IN 
#26 Marmion Academy, IL 
#27 Davison, MI 
#33 Brownsburg, IN 
#35 Lowell, MI 
 
Ranked(State or Nationally) Wrestlers
106
#9 National- Ethan Timar (St. Eds)
#2 Indiana- Revin Dickman (Brownsburg)
#12 Ohio- Jake Landis (St. Paris Graham)
#3 Illinois- Nicholas Garcia (Marmion Academy)
#3 Michigan- Landon Musgrave (Lowell)
113
#1 Indiana- Preston Haines (Brownsburg)
#2 Indiana- Gavin Jendreas (Crown Point)
#5 Ohio- Karson Brown (St. Eds)
#6 Ohio- Kaiyon Mckinney (Elyria)
#14 Ohio- Kaleb Morris (St. Paris Graham)
#2 Illinois- Deion Johnson (Homewood Flossmor)
#10 Illinois- Donny Pigoni (Marmiom Academy)
#2 Michigan- Carter Cichocki (Lowell)
#1 Ohio- Eli Campbell (Legacy)
120
#18 National- Jackson Blum (Davison)
#20 National- Jake Hockaday (Brownsburg)
#20 Indiana- Sonna Sessa (Crown Point)
#3 Ohio- Adam Butler (St. Eds)
#24 Ohio- Blake Cancel (Elyria)
HM Illinois- Zach Stewart (Marmiom Academy)
#8 Michigan- Calin Martz (Davison)
#3 Ohio- Nathan Attisano (Legacy)
126
#4 National- Dillon Campbell (Legacy)
#7 National- Caden Horwath (Davison)
#13 National- Logan Frazier (Crown Point)
#14 National- Jameson Garcia (Marmion)
#6 Indiana- Landon Haines (Brownsburg)
#4 Ohio- Joseph Sandefur (St. Eds)
#4 Ohio- Colt Ryan (St. Paris Graham)
#9 Wisconsin- Lucas Ryan (Arrowhead)
132
#6 Nation- Vince Robinson (Homewood Flossmor)
#4 Indiana- Brady Ison (Brownsburg)
#12 Indiana- Kaptur Nowacyzk (Crown Point)
#6 Ohio- Kade Brown (St. Eds)
#4 Ohio- Brogan Tucker (St. Paris Graham)
HM Illinois- Bordy Kelly (Marmiom Academy)
#5 Wisconsin- Colin McDowell (Arrowhead)
#14 Michigan- Cael Kuzinksi (Davison)
#13 Michigan- Trevor Boone (Lowell)
138
#4 Indiana- Parker Reynolds (Brownsburg)
#12 Indiana- Evan Cruz (Crown Point)
#3 Ohio- Ryan Bennett (St. Eds)
#4 Ohio- Hayden Hughes (St. Paris Graham)
#7 Illinois- Tyler Aters (Marmiom Academy)
#9 Wisconsin- Conner Crumer (Arrowhead)
#2 Michigan- Justin Gates (Davison)
#2 Michigan- Owen Segorski (Lowell)
145
#17 Nation- Jaydon Robinson (Homewood Flossmor)
#2 Indiana- Anthony Bahl (Crown Point)
#7 Indiana- Mason Day (Brownsburg)
#8 Ohio- Jared Goldberg (St. Eds)
#4 Ohio- Bryce Kohler (St. Paris Graham)
HM Illinois- Santino Socolaro (Marmiom Academy)
#1 Wisconsin- Wyatt Duchateau (Arrowhead)
#1 Michigan- Evan Herriman (Davison)
#10 Michigan- CJ Poole (Lowell)
#3 Ohio- Brayden Brown (Legacy)
152
#18 Nation- Anthony Rinehart (Crown Point)
#16 Indiana- Jesse Derringer (Brownsburg)
#5 Ohio- Bradley Eaton (St. Eds)
#6 Ohio- Conner Holm (Elyria)
#1 Ohio- Eli Jacks (St. Paris Graham)
#1 Illinois- Collin Carrigan (Marmiom Academy)
HM Illinois- Jermaine Butler (Homewood Flossmor)
#10 Wisconsin- Nate Druckey (Arrowhead)
#2 Michigan- Maddox Simcoe (Lowell)
160
#8 Nation- Sam Goin (Crown Point)
#13 Nation- Gunnar Cramblett (St. Paris Graham)
#10 Ohio- Aidan Peterson (St. Eds)
#1 Ohio- Luke James (St. Paris Graham)
#1 Ohio- Boede Campbell (Legacy)
HM Illinois- Jon Fulgencio (Homewood Flossmor)
#4 Michigan- Landon Miller (Lowell)
170
#3 Nation- Jarrell Miller (St. Eds)
#12 Nation- Noah Mulvaney (Arrowhead)
#2 Indiana- Cody Goodwin (Crown Point)
#3 Ohio- Erich Trinski (Elyria)
#9 Ohio- Ty Miller (Elyria)
#3 Michigan- Max Callahan (Davison)
#5 Ohio- Ethan Cooper (Legacy)
182
#2 Nation- Josh Barr (Davison)
#11 Nation- Orlando Cruz (Crown Point)
#10 Indiana- Caden Brewer (Brownsburg)
#2 Illinois- Jack Lesher (Marmiom Academy)
#16 Michigan- Casey Engle (Lowell)
195
#13 Nation- Remy Cotton (Davison)
#2 Indiana- Gunner Henry (Brownsburg)
#7 Indiana- Anthony White (Crown Point)
#5 Ohio- Jonny Slaper (St. Eds)
#10 Ohio- Chet Mannier (St. Paris Graham)
#10 Wisconsin- Dylan Polcynzski (Arrowhead)
#3 Michigan- Carson Crace (Lowell)
220
#16 Nation- Zach Delsanter (St. Eds)
#1 Indiana- Will Clark (Crown Point)
#8 Illinois- Teddy Perry (Marmiom Academy)
285
#16 Nation- Leighton Jones (Brownsburg)
#2 Indiana- Paul Clark (Crown Point)
#3 Ohio- Michael Kilbaine (St. Eds)
#6 Illinois- Sean Scheck (Marmiom Academy)
 

Even though it looks like Carroll may not be wrestling this season, he’s still listed at #1 on Flo, and with Leighton Jones and Paul Clark joining the rankings at #16 and #17 respectively, this is the first time since 2015 Heavyweight in Indiana has three nationally-ranked wrestlers. Where does it rank among the best years, though? Hard to say, but I cannot put it above 2013 or 2014.
 
2013 had three nationally-ranked wrestlers
National #9/State #1 Donte Winfield of Perry Meridian | Fargo Junior Men’s Freestyle Runner-Up at 285 lbs., 2012 IHSAA State Qualifier at 285 lbs., 2013 IHSAA State Champion at 285 lbs. National #13/State #2 Wesley Bernard of Cathedral | 2011 Fargo Cadet Men’s Freestyle 5th at 285 lbs., 2011 Fargo Cadet Greco-Roman 8th at 285 lbs., 2012 IHSAA State 7th at 285 lbs., 2013 IHSAA State 3rd at 285 lbs. National #17/State #3 Eric Hemmelgarn of Jay County | 2012 IHSAA State 3rd at 285 lbs., 2013 IHSAA State 5th at 285 lbs.  
2014 had four nationally-ranked wrestlers
National #7/State #1 Wesley Bernard of Cathedral | 2013 Fargo Junior Men’s Freestyle 4th at 285 lbs., 2014 IHSAA State Champion at 285 lbs. National #13/State #3 Shawn Streck of Merrillville | 2013 Cadet Men’s Freestyle 3rd at 285 lbs., 2013 Cadet Greco-Roman 4th at 285 lbs., 2013 IHSAA State 7th at 285 lbs., 2014 IHSAA State 3rd at 285 lbs. National #15/State #4 Norman Oglesby of Ben Davis | 2013 IHSAA State Qualifier at 285 lbs., 2014 IHSAA State Runner-Up at 285 lbs. National #17/State #2 Eric Hemmelgarn of Jay County | 2014 IHSAA State 4th at 285 lbs.  
2014 also had Fargo Greco-Roman All-American and IU commit Gavan Jolley-Little
 
2015 had three nationally-ranked wrestlers
National #9/State #1 Shawn Streck of Merrillville | 2015 IHSAA State Champion of 285 lbs. National #17/State #2 Norman Oglesby of Ben Davis | 2015 IHSAA State 3rd at 285 lbs. National #19/State #3 Nathon Trawick of Richmond | 2015 IHSAA State Runner-Up at 285 lbs.  
Where does 2023 (Carroll included) stack up against these classes?

182 lbs: De'Alcapon Veazy (FW Snider) over Kaden Lone (NorthWood) 7-0.