leggin89

One of the best pipelines to becoming a soccer coach is becoming a Danville head wrestling coach…

Just to have similar numbers:
Crown Point: 12
Lake Central: 4
Merrillville:3
Chesterton:1
Valparaiso: 1
Portage: 1
LaPorte: 1
 
1st at SS: 10
2nd at SS: 5
3rd at SS: 4
4th at SS: 4
 
I only count 23 for the DAC too. But let's be honest, I probably missed someone!
 

Just to have similar numbers:
Crown Point: 12
Lake Central: 4
Merrillville:3
Chesterton:1
Valparaiso: 1
Portage: 1
LaPorte: 1
 
1st at SS: 10
2nd at SS: 5
3rd at SS: 4
4th at SS: 4
 
I only count 23 for the DAC too. But let's be honest, I probably missed someone!
 

Who are as old as me that remember this? I want to take you back to the 1900’s on a cold winter afternoon inside Market Square Arena on a Friday night I was watching Eric Keith major decision Cassidy Willson going into the 3rd .. when out of no where Willson hits a spladdle for the fall.. and Market Square Arena goes nuts!!!! 

Requiring all teams to use trackwrestling as a scorebook would solve many issues.  Every result would be public for everyone to see.  I don't understand why teams don't use it already.  All your matches are online, you can look back in previous years anytime you want.
 
This would solve the issue of questionable records, asking about commons, etc.

Northwest Crossroads and Greater Southshore both happened.

I was never great at remembering tournament scoring but it seemed to me his may have been pulled from the NCAA tournament scoring with how that tech fall distinction was worded.  

no has ever encapsulated my childhood so succinctly 

No. Oversight.

That is correct, any males that are showing are qualified for the tournament. They made the executive decision that round of 16 competitors were going to be invited since they had such a huge turnout this year.

Likely incorrect.

I must say, outside of a lack of audio at times (and all day on Mat 3) in Evansville, the streams on Flo have been surprisingly good today.  I've used the Flo Sports app and had matches going on 2 big screen TV's and another on my laptop, along with the Track Dashboard.  The video feeds have been reliable, the quality solid and enjoyable.  Of course, the Finals just started, so I am probably jinxing things.  

But I have blasted Track/Flo in the past for having many issues and today that has not been the case.  

Portage Sectional:
Chris Sojka - Griffith - Teacher
Mark Maldonado - Highland - Teacher
Brian Williams - Lake Station - Lay
Luis Acuña - Portage - Teacher
Mark Hidalgo - River Forest - Teacher
 
Not sure about Andrean.

Portage Sectional:
Chris Sojka - Griffith - Teacher
Mark Maldonado - Highland - Teacher
Brian Williams - Lake Station - Lay
Luis Acuña - Portage - Teacher
Mark Hidalgo - River Forest - Teacher
 
Not sure about Andrean.

Mater Dei is also streaming on Flo!

Mater Dei is also streaming on Flo!

After some teams leaving for Day 2 due to the threat of snow. The host Bombers were handed the team title today based on total points or least points given up in the 3 duals. RC vs Cascade, Ham Heights vs Cascade, Ham Heights vs RC.

No need for towel tappers! Watches for all!

I wouldn't say they are wrong, but I would say that it is not the usual.
Just giving you an idea, the Duneland Conference in NWI pays $65/dual.
Saturday tournaments pay usually between $150-300. Some 2 day tournaments pay $400.
Sunday tournaments pay $100-200 or so.
 
I would say a normal week it is around $350 a week if you work 1-2 duals and a Saturday tournament. Obviously sometimes higher, sometimes lower depending on the level of competition.  
 
Please don't tell my wife that I could be making more, because she will sell my soul for it!

I wouldn't say they are wrong, but I would say that it is not the usual.
Just giving you an idea, the Duneland Conference in NWI pays $65/dual.
Saturday tournaments pay usually between $150-300. Some 2 day tournaments pay $400.
Sunday tournaments pay $100-200 or so.
 
I would say a normal week it is around $350 a week if you work 1-2 duals and a Saturday tournament. Obviously sometimes higher, sometimes lower depending on the level of competition.  
 
Please don't tell my wife that I could be making more, because she will sell my soul for it!

I wouldn't say they are wrong, but I would say that it is not the usual.
Just giving you an idea, the Duneland Conference in NWI pays $65/dual.
Saturday tournaments pay usually between $150-300. Some 2 day tournaments pay $400.
Sunday tournaments pay $100-200 or so.
 
I would say a normal week it is around $350 a week if you work 1-2 duals and a Saturday tournament. Obviously sometimes higher, sometimes lower depending on the level of competition.  
 
Please don't tell my wife that I could be making more, because she will sell my soul for it!

I wouldn't say they are wrong, but I would say that it is not the usual.
Just giving you an idea, the Duneland Conference in NWI pays $65/dual.
Saturday tournaments pay usually between $150-300. Some 2 day tournaments pay $400.
Sunday tournaments pay $100-200 or so.
 
I would say a normal week it is around $350 a week if you work 1-2 duals and a Saturday tournament. Obviously sometimes higher, sometimes lower depending on the level of competition.  
 
Please don't tell my wife that I could be making more, because she will sell my soul for it!

From the officials from this weekend (Big 10s):
Mike Chase was a 2x ACC Champ at University of North Carolina
Angel Rivera wrestled DII in New England area.
Jason Wedgbury wrestled at Northern Iowa 2x National Qualifier
Jeron Quincy was a DII National Runner Up at University of Central Missouri
Curt Frost was a couple time state qualifier in Iowa
Matt Sorochinsky was an Ohio (I believe) state champ and a DIII Runner Up at Ithaca College.
 
These are just the ones I know.
 

Eldest brother (half) Jon Brandon wrestled for Portage graduating in 2006-ish. Middle brother Bobby wrestled in Portage for middle school before moving to Merrillville either his 8th grade or freshman year. They moved to Apple Valley, MN, after Bobby’s sophomore year.