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  1. I, as a head coach, totally understand this. I preach effort more than wins and loses to both of my girls. My oldest went 0-2 got 2nd her first year, went 2-0 last year and won and went 3-2 and got 3rd this year experiencing her first real set back that we all know won't stop coming. My youngest went 1-2 this year and placed third. And both got the annual dipping dots at the end. But like others have noted parents are a driving factor. I love the sport of wrestling and I was even frustrated having my daughters first bout #2 and second at #70, yes you read that right a 68 match break. Kids at a young age understand having success and not. And getting beat 5 times in a day is going effect most kids even if they have supportive parents. I run our youth program as well I think there is a fine line between attending events to get your feet wet and going to too many before your ready. We loved our friendship meets this year and it allows all of your kids to support each other.
  2. Now this I am 100% okay with. Splitting according to experience and doing a round robin. My daughters wrestled in the girls state this weekend and she had a bracket of 6 and did a round robin. My argument in this case is if you have a bracket a kid goes 0-3 and gets 6th I think its an easier sell to get to keep them back out but when you go 0-5 over the course of a 9 hour time span it is a hard sell to bring them back!!!
  3. I think getting matches is key as well. But when you wrestle that 6 man round robin you will also have some kid get beat 5 times in a day and that is tough for a kid as well. I think in the youth aspect anything over 4 should be a bracket and you get your less stressful matches in your "friendship" meets.
  4. Not my greatest wrestling memory but I tell the story of getting booed out of Rec Hall. I was wrestling heavyweight at 205 and lost 6-2 to 2 time AA and MMA fighter Pat Cummins. I was just trying to survive and stalling a lot. I can still here those boos and that wasn't in their strongest years. I'm sure he will one day tell the story because it is a good story. The other funny part of that trip was when Greg Schafer and I were in the van together he said "Sisson I liked you when you were wrestling 184 but the minute you started wrestling heavyweight I hated you. I hate all heavyweights!" My feelings would have been hurt if the giant Mt Dew I was drinking and Doritos I was eating at the time didn't taste so good.
  5. Our mats were really old and they could not be re-conditioned so my AD replaced them all. 2 full mats plus an extra section. The goal is to never pick these up. We left the old sections below to stop the mats from sticking to the floor. My AD is super supportive and my principal use to be the head coach!
  6. The day goes fast but 4 mats makes for a pretty hectic 1st 2 rounds.
  7. And that is why you are El Presidente and I am just a lowly peasant. That and I didn't see the other topic that already covered this!
  8. Since it is considered 1 big tournament if 1 regional gets it doesn’t the rest of them as well. I can only remember getting weight during the tournament a few times so I can’t remember exactly.
  9. Thanks for the clarifications @jlittlejohn I wasn’t aware of the ability to change the outcome of the match if no other wrestling is needed. So you’re saying you can’t be defensive pinned either? I would think you could as near fall is not awarded until you bring the opposing wrestler off of his back. So if you never bring him off of his back and you get pinned that means near fall criteria was never really met, similar to that you don’t get your near fall points when you pin because he never comes off of his back. An extremely rare situations but just looking for clarification. Thanks for your input.
  10. The way that I have always understood it is that you have to questions the score/outcome in this case before your wrestler steps off of the mat. Once your wrestler has stepped off of the mat you can no longer go back and question the scoring of the match.
  11. Floyd Central wrestling will be hosting sectional opponent, Jasper, tomorrow night in our annual Rage on The Stage. This is the 3rd year we have hosted this event. Our theater department does an amazing job and puts on a great light show with music. We will once again have state announcer Kevin Whitehead doing the announcing. @TripleB will be bring the youth from Madison to head our undercard of youth wrestling! We plan running a Facebook Live feed from our Facebook page as always. Floyd Central Wrestling Facebook Page If you are in the area come check it out!
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    Floyd Central vs. Madison

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    Floyd Central vs. Seymour

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  17. As someone that wrestled on the team with him, while this this type of behavior is pretty crazy its really not that surprising unfortunately. I read another article that stated he had been previously arrested this year for trespassing at Disney World and also for stealing food off of people's trays at McDonald's then threatening to rob them. And honestly unfortunately if the article hadn't called him a former IU wrestler it probably wouldn't have been circulated as much.
  18. I will admit out of curiosity I looked around but could not find where it listed all the members of that group!
  19. Is @dogsEAT's group a new addition? "Douches" ?
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