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The IHSWCA Coaches' Cup has been given out to the Team who scores the most points at the Individual State Meet. This has been going on as long at the Team Tournament became the manner in which to decide the State Champion 1995-96. The trophies - 1st, 2nd, 3rd are awarded at the Annual Hall of Fame Banquet the day after the Ind. State Meet. The IHSWCA asked many times if they could announce an unofficial score of the Individual meet, but were always turned down, as the IHSAA stated that there would not be two different state championship teams. Many times the dual team has been the same as the Individual team, I'll have to research my records, but often they are different. The Trophy was formally named the Myers-McDaniel Trophy in 1999, after the legendary coaches Clifford "2 Bit" Myers of Bloomington and Chauncey McDaniel of Southport. These two coaches were pioneers in our sport establishing many rules for the IHSAA that have become National Federation Rules. This year's top top 11: 1 - Crown Point 103 2 - Cathedral 79 3 - Mishawaka 62.5 4 - Lawrence North 51 5 - Anderson Highland 50 6 - Union County 47 7 - Yorktown 38 8 - Merrillville 31 9 - Elkhart Mmeorial 29 9 - Martinsville 29 9 - Northridge 29 You have to realize that the scoring used now is for 8 places vs. the 6 place scoring when Delta set the official record of 99. EMD also has scored over 100 with the 8 place scoring.
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Newsletter 1-13-09 Mike Ritchie to appear on Jan. 13 edition of Wrestling 411 Radio Southern Oregon head coach Mike Ritchie will be the featured guest on Wrestling 411 Radio on Tuesday, January 13. This Tuesday?s edition of Wrestling 411 Radio will air at 7 p.m. CST. The show can be heard live by visiting www.wrestling411.tv and clicking on the ?Listen Live? link. An archive of the broadcast will be available immediately following the show. Ritchie is in his 14th season as the head coach at Southern Oregon University, an NAIA school located in Ashland. Ritchie has compiled a 118-52 career dual meet record, including a 12-1 so far this season. Southern Oregon recently won the NWCA National Duals with a win over top ranked Lindenwood in the finals. The dual meet was tied 16-16 after the heavyweight match, and the tie was eventually broken on the sixth tiebreaker: most near fall points in the dual. The only near fall points came in the heavyweight bout, giving Southern Oregon a 17-16 victory. Wrestling 411 Radio can be heard live and on demand by visiting www.wrestling411.tv. Questions for any of the guests are welcome. You may e-mail your questions to Kyle Klingman at kklingman@mediasportsproductions.com. Media Sports Productions 2520 East Hennepin Avenue S.E. P.O. Box 13039 Minneapolis, MN 55414 www.MediaSportsProductions.Com jslenz@MediaSportsProductions.com