Dwilly

2020 Braydon Lowery(Sr) 126 - 1st Bryce Lowery(Fr) 106 - 4th

Coach King is a great human being, and I learned as much about life as I did wrestling competing for him, He was always the guy who taught you to take the hard right instead of the easy wrong. Always there to pump you up for a tough match, as well as pick you up after a bad loss. His positive influence outside the wrestling room with his student athletes cannot be overstated. His contributions to the sport over the past 37 years I hope put him in contention for Indiana Wrestling Hall of Fame. He is deserving. I could not be more happy for Andrew & the team. Good luck. Sincere

Shoey out of curiosity where did you go to med school?

I hope we can get through the season, but the thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it.

Coleman twice in NC

I'm guessing the answer is inversely proportional to how many better options are available.

Sent you an email

Have you checked tuition at Culver?

Possibly have an interest at 113. Reach out please

No disrepsect to the big guys, but there is no way those top weights are as deep as the lighter weights. That said, any underclassman that not only dominates, but competes at a high level at these weights is Incredibly impressive. I find this discussion as splitting hairs. Both are fantastic, and we are all lucky to have watched these 2 the last 4 years represent this state of Indiana. Looking forward to following the next chapter for both.

He also knocked me out for my final match in 1993 at Market Square. I didn't start until 7th grade, and seeing what he & others have done in much shorter periods is amazing. Deondre Wilson was thee first that came to mind for me. Proof that with hard work, great coaching, and practice partners great things can be achieved. I'd be interested in how often this happens with smaller less competetive schools.

Great tourney for Indiana kids & congrats to all those who competed. I know Decatur is an elite talent, as is Asa, but was it just me that Decatur looked much larger than Asa?

Which set? They won't be the same this weekend as they were the previous weekend.

That makes sense. It does seem that we see non Middle School State weight formats more than we do. USA Winter Nationals & USAW Preseason Nationals were also different than the State weights. Regardless, its doesn't matter much. Just curious.

The current offering for middle school dual tournaments is great in central Indiana, and hopefully throughout the entire state. Weekly the weight classes seem to fluctuate. Why do the weight classes vary week to week depending on who is hosting the tournament? Why don't all tourneys use Middle School State Tournament weights? This isn't a complaint...just a question; however, I don't see how consistency wouldn't be a positive, but possibly there is a valid reason I have not considered.