bandit1990

Just now, TeamGarcia said:

He’s wrestling in 3 matches . confused 

Was looking at bracket and didn’t see him there. But my dumb self was looking at wrong weight class. Lol. 

3 minutes ago, bandit1990 said:

Sorry if this was said somewhere else but what happened to Castle’s Will Nunn who was coming into semi state undefeated if I remember correctly. 

Sorry thought he was at 220. Tough being out of state and keeping up. 

Sorry if this was said somewhere else but what happened to Castle’s Will Nunn who was coming into semi state undefeated if I remember correctly. 

13 hours ago, ILUV2PIN said:

I love when this discussion gets going! I say it ever year when this discussion gets brought up.: the 106 lb weight classes from 2011-2012 & 2012-2013 has produced a wide array of state champions and a few guys who even have had quite a bit of success in college. Look back through those names from those two years and you guys will see what I mean. 

http://www.ihsaa.org/Portals/0/boys sports/wrestling/2011-12/1112StateResults.pdf

http://www.ihsaa.org/Portals/0/boys sports/wrestling/2012-13/201213FinalBrackets.pdf

 

I agree with the 2011-2012 group as well as with 2008-2009 group. 

2011-2012

Nathan Boston, Stevan Micic, Tommy Cash, Sawyer Miller, Damon Kuhn, Conner Knapp, DJ Smith, Hayden Lee, Zach Davis, Jacob Brown, Mike Garza, and Jacob Cottey collectively have 27 medals in IN, 30 if you count Boston and Lee’s moves to Ohio and Kentucky, 7 IN state titles, 10 counting Boston and Lee out of state. Then add in their college accolades mentioned above and Kayla Miracle’s obvious resume. Very impressive group! 

2008-2009 

Kyle Ayersman, Bryan Kuhn, Mason Todd, Jared McKinley, Cody Phillips, Dylan Hall, Brian Harvey, Jacob Boomsma, Zach Stevens, Dusty Kief, Aurlieo Medina, Cameron Halsted, Todd Batt, and Abraham Que collectively had 28 medals in IN, 9 State titles in IN. Very impressive as well! 

Im sure these are some of the higher medal counts, but not sure if they are the highest.

1 minute ago, SWINfan said:

Last second is putting ot lightly.  Schrader had his hand raised after the ref gave no points on a late takedown attempt.  Then reversed after a challenge, giving Miller the 2-1 win.  Lots of cheers and a few boos after that one.  

How controversial was the call? I guess what I am asking is should it have been called a takedown? 

I think he is saying he has a few wrestlers that weren't seeded at sectionals (probably in the top 4 seeds), but they placed in top 4 at both sectionals and regionals.

I hope you know, no one thought he should have been a 4 seed (ended up with 3 seed cause hart scratched). I'm sure everyone was in aww by the result of the seeding meeting and the way it ended up being ran. I wouldn't doubt if all other coaches were in complete agreement that he should have been. But with the "criteria" used they had to put him there.

What are some predictions?

Which Sectional gets more through? I'd say LJ Sectional, but I haven't seen enough of the twin lakes Sectional to give a fair prediction.

Comissioner did it correct. (Basically no one else did) no idea why he was there though.

The fact that some seeding meetings are using the criteria differently already makes it a flawed system for the entire tournament.

106

coon (see him making it to state)

reagan (undefeated, but i think coon takes this one)

brubaker

devaney

113

patrick 

burge

wade

vanderwielen

120

anderson (state contender)

mccartney 

flannelly

lehr

126

betourne (see him making it to state)

casillas (may surprise betourne)

carmack

worley

132

watson (favorite to win, in my opinion)

mccoy

strother

erdman

138 (wide open weight class)

merkel 

linder

magallanes

turpin

145

garcia

conklin

skees

guffey

152

jones (clear favorite; see him placing this year)

robinson 

ruble

ruiz

160 (probably toughest weight in the sectional)

krintz (i see him coming on top, and a good chance at state)

kidwell

adkins

hart

170 

fair 

ladd

lopez

wilber

182

jones

stallings

powell

taylor

195

ford 

barron

kidwell

lambeth

220

crider (clear favorite)

mcluckey

foster

ortiz

285

williams

kern

trent

mink

Actually Krintz got down to weight (160) for the Delphi match but Delphi forfeited due to injury, so that was a decision that affected the seeds.

Yes, I agree completely. They also forfeited to Lafayette Jeff in their dual meet if I remember correct.

I think faulkens was saying since Jeff had more wins over the field in Sectional bracket he gets 1 seed. Kidwell had next most, then delphi (only because krintz wasn't at the weight at the time). They used winning percentage after those were in place. I'm not sure, I wasn't there. Just trying to bring light to everything.

I know there are some unfortunate seeds that panned out with the way the seeding meeting was ran. But what are some predictions or expectations this Saturday?

Great analysis. I agree with everything for the most part, but I will have to give the edge to Anderson, just because he beat wright, and wright beat Johnson this year. I do see Johnson avenging his loss to wright though. It will be a great day of wrestling for sure.

Can anyone post the results (match by match) of this dual meet? I remember back in the day this used to be a pretty big topic. Not as much anymore.

Very tight team race between Plymouth (203) and Lafayette Jeff (215). I was very impressed by both teams at this tournament!

Jeremey Kempf from Evansville reitz , he ever make it ?

I understand it is a different year, but I'm pretty sure Lee and Coy wrestled in the semi's last year in the semi's with Lee pinning him in a little more than a minute.

106: Mills, Garcia, Denny, Casebolt.. Garcia beat the guy handily that rooks lost to, should be great ticket round match.

113: Annakin, Mosconi, Weaver, Horty

120: Rooks, Lugis, Hunt, Mulkey

126: Hudkins, Dilbek, Gomez, Willlis

132: Lee, Elpers, Molloy, Sellmer

138: Lee, Ramsey, McCoy, Wathen.. Anyone picking against Lee here is crazy he is a monster

145: Lee, bethel, Wilson, Burke

152: Dunn,Lehman, Herrin, Aydelott

160: Whitaker, Vanhorn, Mundy, Mappes

170: Walton, Fuller, Owens, Hayes,

182: Dalton, Dalmer, McKinley, Dial

195:Wilderman, Redmond, Lee, Robinson

220: Larson, Scroggs, Choate, Mcubbins

285: Klem, Galligar, York, Henson

Betourne is tough. I think the only way white beats him is if he turns him. I don't see him turning him though, just because he is very defensive and strong on bottom. I feel that the match up favors betourne, but we will see. It will bra great semi final match.

Looking at the brackets 120 looks really tough. Think it will be Anderson (42-1; loss to DeLapena at 126), betourne (42-5; 3 of which from anderson), white (28-1; loss was an inj. Default), ragen (27-6)

Any predictions? Should be a great day of wrestling. I feel as if the Lafayette Jefferson Sectional will pretty well dominate, but there may be some surprises in there from the twin lakes sectional.

106

McCartney

Coon

Patrick

Proffitt

113

Randall

Mccoy

Wade

Lehr

120

Anderson

Betourne

Ragen

Fadness

126

Watson

Wade

Erdman

Casillas

132

Strawsma

Alvarez (feel like Harrison will put him in, like conference)

Magallanes

Ingram

138

Lukaszka

Krintz

Ensign

Robinson

145

Jones

Morgan

Cassell

Ruiz

152

Grammer

Kidwell

Chase

Glenn

160

Hart

Ingle

Simmons

Hodgen

170

Mote

Fair

Puetz

Ladd

182

Munson

Mathis

Lambeth

Gary

195 (deepest weight class. All 4 should make it to semi state)

Collins

Kidwell

Moore

Conley

220

Baldwin

Trent

Crider

Hall

285

Clark

Rogers

Trent

Laborin

Team

Jeff (I think they will get more help from other teams compared to conference, the match seem to favor them)

Harrison

West Lafayette