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Dre, you are the man.  Future looks bright.  Congrats on a great spring and soon to be an awesome summer.
 
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Junior director Coach Tonte will be running team Indiana practices on Tuesday nights. Technique, strategy, rules and live. All Iswa members are welcome even if you just want to bang but are not wrestling at nationals. See you Tuesday night(tonight) at 6 pm. At Warren Central.

I really hesitate from getting on here due to the true lack of knowledge by people and the perceptions that become realities because certain posters say it to be true. Bottom line. No rules are broken if team Indiana has it's camp over moratorium. Not even SKIRTED which has become the big word on here when people can't find a rule to be broken and they have to have some ammunition. There will be kids from Indiana playing travel baseball, going to All Star basketball camps, going to football camps and playing every sport including Lacrosse. No rules broken. The only issue would be if a high school coach actually coaches his kid at camp. So before this becomes 16 pages of blasting everyone who cheats to win, or is inconsiderate of the athletes, or skirts(I love that word) the rules, those are the facts straight from Robert this AM. Now will kids miss due to it being moratorium. Sure. If my kid decides to go he will miss it due to vacation. But I also understand that due to a strange calendar year and Fargo being moved up the camp dates are conflicting no matter how you set it up.

Big Dan. That's not the issue. That issue has been discussed and gone. Nobody seems unclear about the moratorium/ coaching rules.
 
The issue seems to be timing and kids being able to make it there. And I think what's more important is hearing from those families not people who don't have a dog in the fight. As I am told nobody complained when they got their paper work. The issues are these particular people.

I really hesitate from getting on here due to the true lack of knowledge by people and the perceptions that become realities because certain posters say it to be true. Bottom line. No rules are broken if team Indiana has it's camp over moratorium. Not even SKIRTED which has become the big word on here when people can't find a rule to be broken and they have to have some ammunition. There will be kids from Indiana playing travel baseball, going to All Star basketball camps, going to football camps and playing every sport including Lacrosse. No rules broken. The only issue would be if a high school coach actually coaches his kid at camp. So before this becomes 16 pages of blasting everyone who cheats to win, or is inconsiderate of the athletes, or skirts(I love that word) the rules, those are the facts straight from Robert this AM. Now will kids miss due to it being moratorium. Sure. If my kid decides to go he will miss it due to vacation. But I also understand that due to a strange calendar year and Fargo being moved up the camp dates are conflicting no matter how you set it up.

I really hesitate from getting on here due to the true lack of knowledge by people and the perceptions that become realities because certain posters say it to be true. Bottom line. No rules are broken if team Indiana has it's camp over moratorium. Not even SKIRTED which has become the big word on here when people can't find a rule to be broken and they have to have some ammunition. There will be kids from Indiana playing travel baseball, going to All Star basketball camps, going to football camps and playing every sport including Lacrosse. No rules broken. The only issue would be if a high school coach actually coaches his kid at camp. So before this becomes 16 pages of blasting everyone who cheats to win, or is inconsiderate of the athletes, or skirts(I love that word) the rules, those are the facts straight from Robert this AM. Now will kids miss due to it being moratorium. Sure. If my kid decides to go he will miss it due to vacation. But I also understand that due to a strange calendar year and Fargo being moved up the camp dates are conflicting no matter how you set it up.

I really hesitate from getting on here due to the true lack of knowledge by people and the perceptions that become realities because certain posters say it to be true. Bottom line. No rules are broken if team Indiana has it's camp over moratorium. Not even SKIRTED which has become the big word on here when people can't find a rule to be broken and they have to have some ammunition. There will be kids from Indiana playing travel baseball, going to All Star basketball camps, going to football camps and playing every sport including Lacrosse. No rules broken. The only issue would be if a high school coach actually coaches his kid at camp. So before this becomes 16 pages of blasting everyone who cheats to win, or is inconsiderate of the athletes, or skirts(I love that word) the rules, those are the facts straight from Robert this AM. Now will kids miss due to it being moratorium. Sure. If my kid decides to go he will miss it due to vacation. But I also understand that due to a strange calendar year and Fargo being moved up the camp dates are conflicting no matter how you set it up.

I really hesitate from getting on here due to the true lack of knowledge by people and the perceptions that become realities because certain posters say it to be true. Bottom line. No rules are broken if team Indiana has it's camp over moratorium. Not even SKIRTED which has become the big word on here when people can't find a rule to be broken and they have to have some ammunition. There will be kids from Indiana playing travel baseball, going to All Star basketball camps, going to football camps and playing every sport including Lacrosse. No rules broken. The only issue would be if a high school coach actually coaches his kid at camp. So before this becomes 16 pages of blasting everyone who cheats to win, or is inconsiderate of the athletes, or skirts(I love that word) the rules, those are the facts straight from Robert this AM. Now will kids miss due to it being moratorium. Sure. If my kid decides to go he will miss it due to vacation. But I also understand that due to a strange calendar year and Fargo being moved up the camp dates are conflicting no matter how you set it up.

Opportunity to workout over break for upcoming tourneys.
 
University of Indianapolis Wrestling staff will be running tomorrow night RTC. RTC is Wednesday at 6 PM. The bio for the coaches is below. This is a great recruiting opportunity for our kids. Even the younger kids can get to know the UIndy staff. Hope to see everyone there.
 
Bio
 
Jason Warthan
to me
48 minutes agoDetails
Jason Warthan, the 2014 NCAA Super Region #2 Coach of the Year, just concluded his seventh season at the head of the UIndy wrestling program. Warthan, a Greyhound wrestling alum, mentored the program's first National Champion in 2011 and also coached the team to the program's first Super Regional Championship in 2014. Warthan has coached thirteen All-Americans and 26 total national qualifiers during his UIndy tenure. Under Warthan, the Greyhounds have also finished as NWCA Academic National Champions twice in 2015 and 2011.
 
Four Greyhounds qualifed for the National tournament this past season, with two more All-American finishes. Josh Kieffer capped off a historic career with his third All-American honors in four trips to the national tournament. Nick Crume became the second greyhound to reach the finals under Warthan, claiming national runner-up in his sophomore season. The team finished 13th in the team standings.
 
At UIndy, Warthan was a three-time qualifier for nationals, earning All-America status in 2000. The two-time Midwest Classic and 2000 Midwest Regional champion racked-up an impressive 88-28 (.759) career record as a wrestler. He was also a three-time Little State champion as a Greyhound, a two-time team captain, two-time team MVP and was named the 2000 Midwest Regional's Most Outstanding Wrestler. Warthan also ran cross country and was a decathlete in the spring for the Greyhound track and field team. In addition, Warthan was named a Verizon Academic All-American wrestler in his senior season, the only greyhound wrestler to achieve this distinction.
 
Alex Johns
2 x All American at UIndy
Current Graduate Assistant
 
Brandon Nelsen
2 x National Qualifier at Purdue
Current Graduate Assistant
 
Warthan will show set-ups from a 2 on 1
Johns will show defense to leg attaches
Nelsen will show turns from top
 
Live wrestling
 
See you there
 
Coach T

Opportunity to workout over break for upcoming tourneys.
 
University of Indianapolis Wrestling staff will be running tomorrow night RTC. RTC is Wednesday at 6 PM. The bio for the coaches is below. This is a great recruiting opportunity for our kids. Even the younger kids can get to know the UIndy staff. Hope to see everyone there.
 
Bio
 
Jason Warthan
to me
48 minutes agoDetails
Jason Warthan, the 2014 NCAA Super Region #2 Coach of the Year, just concluded his seventh season at the head of the UIndy wrestling program. Warthan, a Greyhound wrestling alum, mentored the program's first National Champion in 2011 and also coached the team to the program's first Super Regional Championship in 2014. Warthan has coached thirteen All-Americans and 26 total national qualifiers during his UIndy tenure. Under Warthan, the Greyhounds have also finished as NWCA Academic National Champions twice in 2015 and 2011.
 
Four Greyhounds qualifed for the National tournament this past season, with two more All-American finishes. Josh Kieffer capped off a historic career with his third All-American honors in four trips to the national tournament. Nick Crume became the second greyhound to reach the finals under Warthan, claiming national runner-up in his sophomore season. The team finished 13th in the team standings.
 
At UIndy, Warthan was a three-time qualifier for nationals, earning All-America status in 2000. The two-time Midwest Classic and 2000 Midwest Regional champion racked-up an impressive 88-28 (.759) career record as a wrestler. He was also a three-time Little State champion as a Greyhound, a two-time team captain, two-time team MVP and was named the 2000 Midwest Regional's Most Outstanding Wrestler. Warthan also ran cross country and was a decathlete in the spring for the Greyhound track and field team. In addition, Warthan was named a Verizon Academic All-American wrestler in his senior season, the only greyhound wrestler to achieve this distinction.
 
Alex Johns
2 x All American at UIndy
Current Graduate Assistant
 
Brandon Nelsen
2 x National Qualifier at Purdue
Current Graduate Assistant
 
Warthan will show set-ups from a 2 on 1
Johns will show defense to leg attaches
Nelsen will show turns from top
 
Live wrestling
 
See you there
 
Coach T

Congrats to Matt, Shaun the boys and the rest of the staff. On the day that I met with Parents to tell them I was making a family decision which involved a career type move, I told the community that my goal was to make Perry Meridian Wrestling such the program that if one person left(no matter who) the program would not miss a beat. And with the help from Matt, Shaun, Phil, and all the parents , coaches and athletes over the years I believe it is in outstanding shape. These guys know what they are doing and always have.
I have not posted on here about this as it was a family decision that was almost as difficult as burying my parents.
Regardless this post is about the program at Perry and the people there. I am great friends with the coaching staff and still hold many of the kids and families dear to my heart. They are not only hall of fame caliber coaches but hall of fame people. Congrats and as always win'em all unless you are standing opposite side of the mat than yours truly. Love many of those southsiders.

Congrats to Matt, Shaun the boys and the rest of the staff. On the day that I met with Parents to tell them I was making a family decision which involved a career type move, I told the community that my goal was to make Perry Meridian Wrestling such the program that if one person left(no matter who) the program would not miss a beat. And with the help from Matt, Shaun, Phil, and all the parents , coaches and athletes over the years I believe it is in outstanding shape. These guys know what they are doing and always have.
I have not posted on here about this as it was a family decision that was almost as difficult as burying my parents.
Regardless this post is about the program at Perry and the people there. I am great friends with the coaching staff and still hold many of the kids and families dear to my heart. They are not only hall of fame caliber coaches but hall of fame people. Congrats and as always win'em all unless you are standing opposite side of the mat than yours truly. Love many of those southsiders.

Congrats to Matt, Shaun the boys and the rest of the staff. On the day that I met with Parents to tell them I was making a family decision which involved a career type move, I told the community that my goal was to make Perry Meridian Wrestling such the program that if one person left(no matter who) the program would not miss a beat. And with the help from Matt, Shaun, Phil, and all the parents , coaches and athletes over the years I believe it is in outstanding shape. These guys know what they are doing and always have.
I have not posted on here about this as it was a family decision that was almost as difficult as burying my parents.
Regardless this post is about the program at Perry and the people there. I am great friends with the coaching staff and still hold many of the kids and families dear to my heart. They are not only hall of fame caliber coaches but hall of fame people. Congrats and as always win'em all unless you are standing opposite side of the mat than yours truly. Love many of those southsiders.

Congrats to Matt, Shaun the boys and the rest of the staff. On the day that I met with Parents to tell them I was making a family decision which involved a career type move, I told the community that my goal was to make Perry Meridian Wrestling such the program that if one person left(no matter who) the program would not miss a beat. And with the help from Matt, Shaun, Phil, and all the parents , coaches and athletes over the years I believe it is in outstanding shape. These guys know what they are doing and always have.
I have not posted on here about this as it was a family decision that was almost as difficult as burying my parents.
Regardless this post is about the program at Perry and the people there. I am great friends with the coaching staff and still hold many of the kids and families dear to my heart. They are not only hall of fame caliber coaches but hall of fame people. Congrats and as always win'em all unless you are standing opposite side of the mat than yours truly. Love many of those southsiders.

Congrats to Matt, Shaun the boys and the rest of the staff. On the day that I met with Parents to tell them I was making a family decision which involved a career type move, I told the community that my goal was to make Perry Meridian Wrestling such the program that if one person left(no matter who) the program would not miss a beat. And with the help from Matt, Shaun, Phil, and all the parents , coaches and athletes over the years I believe it is in outstanding shape. These guys know what they are doing and always have.
I have not posted on here about this as it was a family decision that was almost as difficult as burying my parents.
Regardless this post is about the program at Perry and the people there. I am great friends with the coaching staff and still hold many of the kids and families dear to my heart. They are not only hall of fame caliber coaches but hall of fame people. Congrats and as always win'em all unless you are standing opposite side of the mat than yours truly. Love many of those southsiders.

Congrats to Matt, Shaun the boys and the rest of the staff. On the day that I met with Parents to tell them I was making a family decision which involved a career type move, I told the community that my goal was to make Perry Meridian Wrestling such the program that if one person left(no matter who) the program would not miss a beat. And with the help from Matt, Shaun, Phil, and all the parents , coaches and athletes over the years I believe it is in outstanding shape. These guys know what they are doing and always have.
I have not posted on here about this as it was a family decision that was almost as difficult as burying my parents.
Regardless this post is about the program at Perry and the people there. I am great friends with the coaching staff and still hold many of the kids and families dear to my heart. They are not only hall of fame caliber coaches but hall of fame people. Congrats and as always win'em all unless you are standing opposite side of the mat than yours truly. Love many of those southsiders.

Congrats to Matt, Shaun the boys and the rest of the staff. On the day that I met with Parents to tell them I was making a family decision which involved a career type move, I told the community that my goal was to make Perry Meridian Wrestling such the program that if one person left(no matter who) the program would not miss a beat. And with the help from Matt, Shaun, Phil, and all the parents , coaches and athletes over the years I believe it is in outstanding shape. These guys know what they are doing and always have.
I have not posted on here about this as it was a family decision that was almost as difficult as burying my parents.
Regardless this post is about the program at Perry and the people there. I am great friends with the coaching staff and still hold many of the kids and families dear to my heart. They are not only hall of fame caliber coaches but hall of fame people. Congrats and as always win'em all unless you are standing opposite side of the mat than yours truly. Love many of those southsiders.

Congrats to Matt, Shaun the boys and the rest of the staff. On the day that I met with Parents to tell them I was making a family decision which involved a career type move, I told the community that my goal was to make Perry Meridian Wrestling such the program that if one person left(no matter who) the program would not miss a beat. And with the help from Matt, Shaun, Phil, and all the parents , coaches and athletes over the years I believe it is in outstanding shape. These guys know what they are doing and always have.
I have not posted on here about this as it was a family decision that was almost as difficult as burying my parents.
Regardless this post is about the program at Perry and the people there. I am great friends with the coaching staff and still hold many of the kids and families dear to my heart. They are not only hall of fame caliber coaches but hall of fame people. Congrats and as always win'em all unless you are standing opposite side of the mat than yours truly. Love many of those southsiders.

Congrats to Matt, Shaun the boys and the rest of the staff. On the day that I met with Parents to tell them I was making a family decision which involved a career type move, I told the community that my goal was to make Perry Meridian Wrestling such the program that if one person left(no matter who) the program would not miss a beat. And with the help from Matt, Shaun, Phil, and all the parents , coaches and athletes over the years I believe it is in outstanding shape. These guys know what they are doing and always have.
I have not posted on here about this as it was a family decision that was almost as difficult as burying my parents.
Regardless this post is about the program at Perry and the people there. I am great friends with the coaching staff and still hold many of the kids and families dear to my heart. They are not only hall of fame caliber coaches but hall of fame people. Congrats and as always win'em all unless you are standing opposite side of the mat than yours truly. Love many of those southsiders.

Congrats to Matt, Shaun the boys and the rest of the staff. On the day that I met with Parents to tell them I was making a family decision which involved a career type move, I told the community that my goal was to make Perry Meridian Wrestling such the program that if one person left(no matter who) the program would not miss a beat. And with the help from Matt, Shaun, Phil, and all the parents , coaches and athletes over the years I believe it is in outstanding shape. These guys know what they are doing and always have.
I have not posted on here about this as it was a family decision that was almost as difficult as burying my parents.
Regardless this post is about the program at Perry and the people there. I am great friends with the coaching staff and still hold many of the kids and families dear to my heart. They are not only hall of fame caliber coaches but hall of fame people. Congrats and as always win'em all unless you are standing opposite side of the mat than yours truly. Love many of those southsiders.

Congrats to my middle school head coach and staff for another outstanding season. Shaun led the team to an undefeated and IHSWCA middle school state champion season. In fact Coach Richardson and the middle school Falcon Wrestling program have only lost two duals in the last nine years. The cupboard is not bare thanks to the elem and MS staffs efforts. Great job Coach Richardson, Coach Steward, Coach Warren and the elem staff of Coach Elliott, Coach Oliver and Coach Haggerty.

Congrats to several of my former state champs. Donte Winfield just AA by finishing fourth in the Juco Nationals for Harper. Chico Adams wrestles this weekend in the NAIA nationals for Lindsey Wilson. Chico won the Regionals.
 
Also Cody LeCount is seeded 4th in the MAC this weekend for Central Michigan and Nick Bova just missed qualifying for the nationals for Wabash last weekend in the Regional losing in OT in the semi finals.
 
As well Jake Masengale wrestled many varsity matches for IU and Kirk Johnson had a solid red shirt year for Purdue. Riley MCclurg red shirted for Old Dominion, Maggie Wilson red shirted for Campbellsville and Jacob Cottey wrestled some varsity for Wabash.
 
Congrats to these Falcon wrestlers and good luck.

Congrats to my middle school head coach and staff for another outstanding season. Shaun led the team to an undefeated and IHSWCA middle school state champion season. In fact Coach Richardson and the middle school Falcon Wrestling program have only lost two duals in the last nine years. The cupboard is not bare thanks to the elem and MS staffs efforts. Great job Coach Richardson, Coach Steward, Coach Warren and the elem staff of Coach Elliott, Coach Oliver and Coach Haggerty.

Congrats to my middle school head coach and staff for another outstanding season. Shaun led the team to an undefeated and IHSWCA middle school state champion season. In fact Coach Richardson and the middle school Falcon Wrestling program have only lost two duals in the last nine years. The cupboard is not bare thanks to the elem and MS staffs efforts. Great job Coach Richardson, Coach Steward, Coach Warren and the elem staff of Coach Elliott, Coach Oliver and Coach Haggerty.

Awesome job by Nick Hull tonight. Great room with at least ten state medals represented.