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  1. The Mooresville Regional is always one of the premiere Regionals in the state. Realistically we could have 5 kids under the lights competing for a state title. I am taking my stab at some predictions and thoughts. (FULL DISCLOSURE I COACH AT BROWNSBURG I will probably have some homer picks...call my lawyers…) 106 - A tough weight class lead by Mason Miranda. Mason has run the gauntlet this year beating many top competitors including 3 wins over Brownsburg’s Tyler Mills. Look for Tony Mosconi of Indian Creek to push Mills to the limit in the Semi’s. My predictions: Mason Miranda - Avon Tyler Mills -Brownsburg Tony Mosconi - Indian Creek Zac Siddiqui - Center Grove 113- A bracket full of killers! This looks to be the bracket to watch this weekend. Skaggs pulled off the late second reversal to down Weaver in the Sectional Finals. Look for these 2 to have another Barn Burner if they meet in the finals. Weaver has to first get past Kaden Poe of DC who bested him in the Regional Finals last year. Some exciting First round matches to watch include Keaton Fischer of Martinsville V. Hunter Fox of Cascade and Zach Blevins of CG VS Skaggs could be interesting. My predictions: Nick Weaver - Brownsburg Jacob Skaggs - Avon Kaden Poe - Decatur Central Hunter Fox - Cacade 120- Another fun class to watch. Hudkins should win pretty handedly but the undefeated Gomez could give him a run for his money. Mulkey and Pritchett 3 should be exciting. I pick the freshman to pull this one out but he first must get past Tyler Futrell of Greenwood in the opening round. My predictions: Brock Hudkins - Danville Isaac Gomez - Plainfield Blake Mulkey - Brownsburg James Pritchett - Ben Davis 126-This weight seems like a lock for 1st and 2nd. I don’t see anyone Challenging Molloy or Boles. Molloy is the favorite but needs to wrestle 100% or he could leave with a Red Ribbon instead of a Blue. A rematch of the Sectional Quarterfinal for 3rd will see Connor Allen getting some revenge on senior Caleb Loman of Avon. Both have tough first round challenges however with Allen having to face Franklins Trevor Reese and Loman getting Jeremy Vaught of Martinsville. My predictions: Elliott Molloy - Danville Brody Boles - Mooresville Connor Allen - Brownsburg Caleb Loman - Avon 132 - 132 is a race for second. Lee will win but will need to look for bonus points to help the Bulldogs in the team race. Anderson should make the finals with the match to watch here being between Gast-Bray and Roth for third. My predictions: Brayton Lee - Brownsburg Mitch Anderson - Mooresville Rowan Gast-Bray - Monrovia Jaylen Roth - Ben Davis 138- A topsy-turvy weight class where any of the top 4 can win. Harris is 1-1 Against Weddle, Weddle is 1-1 with Canto, and Canto has lost 2 to Quinn but both were very close matches. Wilkerson is the favorite but he will have to bring it all to win this weight class. My predictions: Shane Wilkerson - Franklin Nick Weddle - Ben Davis Quinn Harris - Avon Saevon Canto - Brownsburg 145- Looks to see Warren of Mooresville go against Senior Keaton Fainter of Avon. Fainter has some tough losses this year but dont be surprised to see him show up and leave with the gold. He will have a decent first round challenge with Trevor Ellis of Monrovia. My predictions: Christian Warren - Mooresville Keaton Fainter - Avon Troy Owen - Brownsburg Logan Coyle - Center Grove 152 - 4 Solid Wrestlers here. Dunn is the favorite but watch out for Whitaker who is could show up to go. Burk VanHorn should finish third unless he gets funked by Brownsburg’s Senior Brandon Gay. My predictions: Elijah Dunn - Indian Creek Cayden Whitaker - Martinsville Burk VanHorn - Franklin Marcus Miranda - Avon 160- Helm and Caudle will battle for the championship. Junior Bulldog Arkee Glover will battle Center Grove’s Jonah Hays in the opening round. My predictions: Brandon Helm - Avon Kody Caudle - Danville Ethan Runyan - Martinsville Arkee Glover - Brownsburg 170- Another slobberknocker of a bracket. Lydy and Stevenson will do go at it in a Loser Leaves Town, err well a Loser Gets a Slightly Worst Draw in Evansville Match. Freshman Nathan Walton Could be full of surprises having a close match with Lydy this past week. Can he knock off the returning State Champ??? Look for Camryn Smith of Monrovia and Anthony Pedroza of Avon to keep you busy in the opening round. My predictions: Dylan Lydy - Ben Davis Jacob Stevenson - Franklin Nathan Walton - Brownsburg Camryn Smith - Monrovia 182-This will be another Avon Sectional Duel to the Death as Kyle Shaffer and Evan Elmore battle to wrestle a 4th place finisher at the Ford Colleseium. Munns tougher schedule gives him the edge for third. Brownsburgs Seth Bronger may put up a fight though as he and Munn will meet in the early rounds. My predictions: Kyle Shaffer - South Putnam Evan Elmore - Avon Damon Munn - Franklin Ryan Hammond - Whiteland 195 - Returning Placer Randy Scott should come away with the gold. Semi State Qualifier Garrison Lee will step up to challenge the beast if he can best Brownsburg’s Isaac McCormick in the semi’s. The Quaker Tristan Southwood rounds out group here with a chance to sneak out a third place finish if he is on. My predictions: Randy Scott - Mooresville Garrison Lee - Monrovia Isaac McCormick - Brownsburg Tristan Southwood - Plainfield 220- Pretty Straightforward bracket. Larson and WIlder will meet in the finals with the 2 finalists from Mooresville Sectional battling it out for third. My predictions: Gunner Larson - Avon Kasha Wilder - Ben Davis Dristin McCubbins - Montrovia Clayton Scroggs - Martinsville 285- OMG The big boys came to play just like Mike the Miz! Stormin Norman will maintain his undefeated streak but may be tested by Junior Quinn York of Franklin. Bryce Biddle and Joey Masters may do battle IF they can get past there crazy first round matches! Henson will face Biddle for the third time and Masters will have to deal with Greenwoods Gavin Fuqua My predictions: Norman Oglesby - Ben Davis Quinn York - Franklin Bryce Biddle - Plainfield Joey Masters - South Putnam The team race will be between Avon, Brownsburg, and Ben Davis or Franklin as a Distant Third. If we score it based of this masterful prediction Avon wins by 6 points even having 1 less qualifier. Looks to be a good day of wrestling! Stay safe all!
  2. By Chad Hollenbaugh IndianaMat Senior Writer The holiday season has been known in the prep wrestling world as a time for high school teams to travel and seek out great competition. Sometimes this competition is close to home, and sometimes squads will travel to other parts of the state. Connersville and the Mishawaka Al Smith Invitational both have a statewide reputation for attracting teams from all over the state. The Mater Dei Holiday meet has a more regional draw but its line up of teams is very strong. In recent years, a new player on the holiday tournament scene has developed south of Indianapolis. The Mooresville tournament now is at the level where it will attract both high school teams and fans throughout the state. Mooresville is now attracting teams from three of the four semi-states and may provide the top holiday individual match-up if Indianapolis Cathedral’s Blake Rypel and Mooresville’s Randy Scott make their way to the finals at Mooresville. This would be a battle between the #1 and #2 ranked 195 pounders. Both are Fargo All Americans and exciting, dynamic performers. Yorktown is the clear frontrunner for team honors but the defending state champions, Indianapolis Cathedral should test the Tigers. Castle’s veteran coach, Bob Harmon, is not doubt interested to see how his young and talented Knights match up against some of the state’s best and don’t sleep on the Panthers from Jennings County. 106 The little guys will bring excitement as state ranked grapplers from three semi states will battle it out for top honors at Mooresville. Hamilton Heights fifth ranked junior David Bryant is the pre meet favorite but he will likely be challenged by Castle freshman Baxter Annakin, who is ranked 12th and fourteenth ranked Christian Hunt of Yorktown. Will the Husky veteran be able to navigate against wrestlers from two of the better programs in the state? 113 Returning state placer Skylour Turner of Indianapolis Cathedral is the big dog in the 113 class. The Cathedral sophomore placed eighth at state last year. A couple of ticket round 106ers from last season will make the trip south from the Fort Wayne semi state looking to test themselves. 15th ranked Josh Stephenson of Yorktown and junior Jack Franklin of Homestead should both challenge Turner. Thirteenth ranked Carson Willis of Evansville Central adds depth to this class. 120 The 120 pound class looks like it might provide some fireworks due to both the strength at the top and the depth throughout the bracket. Cathedral has another returning state placer here with Breyden Bailey. Bailey was one of the state’s elite 106 pounders last year when he placed 3rd in the state. He is up two weight classes this year and might run into fourteenth ranked Isaac Gomez from Plainfield. Several semi state ranked grapplers led by Gibson Southern’s Christian Pellacer. 126 Hamilton Height Husky Trezdon O’Neal and Evansville Central sophomore Conner Willis are the state ranked wrestlers at this weight. O’Neal comes into the Mooresville Invite ranked 14th in the state and Willis is currently slotted at number 12. Cathedral’s Zach Melloh and Yorktown’s Remo Hiestand are two wrestlers from tough programs that will push O’Neal and Willis. Terre Haute South’s David Lewis is the most likely Brave to perform well at Mooresville. 132 The Shamrocks of Westfield travel south of Indy for a nice warm up before wrestling in the team state duals. Their top wrestler, Evan Eldred will be the likely #1 seed at 132. He is currently ranked sixth in the state, was a Fargo All-American this past summer, and has a notable win over state placer Jack Chastain of Hamilton Southeastern. Looking to battle Eldred for Mooresville supremacy will be Yorktown senior Jacob Stephenson, currently ranked 11th in the state. 138 This class might be in the running for being the most competitive of the day. Hometown boy Mitch Anderson is a returning state qualifier that has yet to crack the state rankings this season. The grappler he defeated to earn his trip to Bankers Life, Kyle Todrank of Gibson Southern is currently ranked sixth in the state. The fifth ranked Brad Laughlin of Yorktown will give the bracket a taste of the Tiger. Finally, Castle has yet another contender with semi state qualifier Austin Ramsey who comes in ranked thirteenth. 145 The top-heavy 145 class features two-time state placer Cael McCormick from Yorktown. McCormick keeps growing but still keeps winning and the Tiger is currently ranked third in the state. Ticket rounder Ethan Herrin of Jennings County is Hall of Fame coach T. Howard Jones top gun. Herrin is currently ranked fifth in the state. Castle’s Patrick Schnell qualified for state last year at 138 and is currently ranked #12. 152 The 152 class has the least amount of established talent in the bracket so it might just be the most unpredictable and interesting to keep an eye on. Jacob Farmer of Castle is the only state ranked wrestler in this bracket. He may have to face Martinsville Cayden Whitaker in the finals. This match-up might be a preview for the semi-state in February. 160 A highlight weight class at the Mooresville Invite, the 160 division could feature a finals match-up that will be repeated at the Evansville semi-state and state finals. Second ranked Gabe Koontz of Edgewood will make the short trip north to battle at Mooresville. Koontz was third in the state last year. His likely finals opponent is Isaiah Kemper of Evansville Central. Kemper is a two time state qualifier. Excellent depth in this weight class is provided by Hamilton Heights Isaac Ray, Martinsville’s Ethan Runyan, Castle’s Turner Lockyear and Jennings County’s Cole Chandler. 170 Not much depth here but the top two seeds could provide fireworks in the finals. Cathedral’s Ben Harvey had a disappointing state finals last year but is rolling through this season with possibly the state’s best win, a 4-2 decision over defending state champion, Jacob Stevenson of Franklin. Yorktown’s Dillon Jackson surprised many with his run to the semifinals last year at state and finished with a third place medal. Jackson has hit a couple of speed bumps this season and will look to get back on track with a win over Harvey. 182 The 182 weight class could be dominated by Yorktown’s Myron Howard-Anderson. He is currently ranked 2nd in the state and finished fourth at this weight class last in the state meet. He, however, has not been very active this season and might be dealing with injury. If that’s the case, this weight class is wide open with Bloomington North’s Hunter Dalton, Castle’s Evan Dowell, Jennings County Peyton Shepard and Homestead’s Wyatt Clem as contenders for the crown. 195 If there is one spotlight finals match-up that the entire state will keep an eye on, it is at 195. Top ranked Blake Rypel was a state runner-up last year, was a Fargo and Super 32 All American and currently is ranked 8th in the state by Flo and 11th by Intermat. His likely finals opponent will be hometown favorite Randy Scott. Scott finished third in the state last year and is also a former Fargo All American. On a busy day of wrestling state-wide, everyone will want to know the results of this brawl. 220 What the 220 class lacks in top end state level talent, it makes up for it with outstanding depth. Gibson Southern’s junior Cody Klem lost a narrow ticket round match to Franklin stud Conner Talley. Klem might be under ranked at 8th. Martinsville sophomore big man Clayton Scroggs is currently ranked tenth in the state. Depth is provided by Cathedral’s Ryan Guhl, Jennings County’s Brady Shepherd, Westfield’s Daryn Milton and Yorktown’s Noah Little. 285 The heavyweights have a trio of state ranked grapplers that will contend for top honors at Mooresville. The Quaker’s of Plainfield have a sophomore stud in seventh ranked Bryce Biddle. Greenwood will likely counter on the other side of the bracket with number 13 Gavin Fuqua. The top end of Jenniings County’s line up is in good hands with 16th ranked Brenden Sutton. Yorktown’s Dax Hiestand provides balance for the Tigers. Click here to view the article
  3. By Chad Hollenbaugh IndianaMat Senior Writer The holiday season has been known in the prep wrestling world as a time for high school teams to travel and seek out great competition. Sometimes this competition is close to home, and sometimes squads will travel to other parts of the state. Connersville and the Mishawaka Al Smith Invitational both have a statewide reputation for attracting teams from all over the state. The Mater Dei Holiday meet has a more regional draw but its line up of teams is very strong. In recent years, a new player on the holiday tournament scene has developed south of Indianapolis. The Mooresville tournament now is at the level where it will attract both high school teams and fans throughout the state. Mooresville is now attracting teams from three of the four semi-states and may provide the top holiday individual match-up if Indianapolis Cathedral’s Blake Rypel and Mooresville’s Randy Scott make their way to the finals at Mooresville. This would be a battle between the #1 and #2 ranked 195 pounders. Both are Fargo All Americans and exciting, dynamic performers. Yorktown is the clear frontrunner for team honors but the defending state champions, Indianapolis Cathedral should test the Tigers. Castle’s veteran coach, Bob Harmon, is not doubt interested to see how his young and talented Knights match up against some of the state’s best and don’t sleep on the Panthers from Jennings County. 106 The little guys will bring excitement as state ranked grapplers from three semi states will battle it out for top honors at Mooresville. Hamilton Heights fifth ranked junior David Bryant is the pre meet favorite but he will likely be challenged by Castle freshman Baxter Annakin, who is ranked 12th and fourteenth ranked Christian Hunt of Yorktown. Will the Husky veteran be able to navigate against wrestlers from two of the better programs in the state? 113 Returning state placer Skylour Turner of Indianapolis Cathedral is the big dog in the 113 class. The Cathedral sophomore placed eighth at state last year. A couple of ticket round 106ers from last season will make the trip south from the Fort Wayne semi state looking to test themselves. 15th ranked Josh Stephenson of Yorktown and junior Jack Franklin of Homestead should both challenge Turner. Thirteenth ranked Carson Willis of Evansville Central adds depth to this class. 120 The 120 pound class looks like it might provide some fireworks due to both the strength at the top and the depth throughout the bracket. Cathedral has another returning state placer here with Breyden Bailey. Bailey was one of the state’s elite 106 pounders last year when he placed 3rd in the state. He is up two weight classes this year and might run into fourteenth ranked Isaac Gomez from Plainfield. Several semi state ranked grapplers led by Gibson Southern’s Christian Pellacer. 126 Hamilton Height Husky Trezdon O’Neal and Evansville Central sophomore Conner Willis are the state ranked wrestlers at this weight. O’Neal comes into the Mooresville Invite ranked 14th in the state and Willis is currently slotted at number 12. Cathedral’s Zach Melloh and Yorktown’s Remo Hiestand are two wrestlers from tough programs that will push O’Neal and Willis. Terre Haute South’s David Lewis is the most likely Brave to perform well at Mooresville. 132 The Shamrocks of Westfield travel south of Indy for a nice warm up before wrestling in the team state duals. Their top wrestler, Evan Eldred will be the likely #1 seed at 132. He is currently ranked sixth in the state, was a Fargo All-American this past summer, and has a notable win over state placer Jack Chastain of Hamilton Southeastern. Looking to battle Eldred for Mooresville supremacy will be Yorktown senior Jacob Stephenson, currently ranked 11th in the state. 138 This class might be in the running for being the most competitive of the day. Hometown boy Mitch Anderson is a returning state qualifier that has yet to crack the state rankings this season. The grappler he defeated to earn his trip to Bankers Life, Kyle Todrank of Gibson Southern is currently ranked sixth in the state. The fifth ranked Brad Laughlin of Yorktown will give the bracket a taste of the Tiger. Finally, Castle has yet another contender with semi state qualifier Austin Ramsey who comes in ranked thirteenth. 145 The top-heavy 145 class features two-time state placer Cael McCormick from Yorktown. McCormick keeps growing but still keeps winning and the Tiger is currently ranked third in the state. Ticket rounder Ethan Herrin of Jennings County is Hall of Fame coach T. Howard Jones top gun. Herrin is currently ranked fifth in the state. Castle’s Patrick Schnell qualified for state last year at 138 and is currently ranked #12. 152 The 152 class has the least amount of established talent in the bracket so it might just be the most unpredictable and interesting to keep an eye on. Jacob Farmer of Castle is the only state ranked wrestler in this bracket. He may have to face Martinsville Cayden Whitaker in the finals. This match-up might be a preview for the semi-state in February. 160 A highlight weight class at the Mooresville Invite, the 160 division could feature a finals match-up that will be repeated at the Evansville semi-state and state finals. Second ranked Gabe Koontz of Edgewood will make the short trip north to battle at Mooresville. Koontz was third in the state last year. His likely finals opponent is Isaiah Kemper of Evansville Central. Kemper is a two time state qualifier. Excellent depth in this weight class is provided by Hamilton Heights Isaac Ray, Martinsville’s Ethan Runyan, Castle’s Turner Lockyear and Jennings County’s Cole Chandler. 170 Not much depth here but the top two seeds could provide fireworks in the finals. Cathedral’s Ben Harvey had a disappointing state finals last year but is rolling through this season with possibly the state’s best win, a 4-2 decision over defending state champion, Jacob Stevenson of Franklin. Yorktown’s Dillon Jackson surprised many with his run to the semifinals last year at state and finished with a third place medal. Jackson has hit a couple of speed bumps this season and will look to get back on track with a win over Harvey. 182 The 182 weight class could be dominated by Yorktown’s Myron Howard-Anderson. He is currently ranked 2nd in the state and finished fourth at this weight class last in the state meet. He, however, has not been very active this season and might be dealing with injury. If that’s the case, this weight class is wide open with Bloomington North’s Hunter Dalton, Castle’s Evan Dowell, Jennings County Peyton Shepard and Homestead’s Wyatt Clem as contenders for the crown. 195 If there is one spotlight finals match-up that the entire state will keep an eye on, it is at 195. Top ranked Blake Rypel was a state runner-up last year, was a Fargo and Super 32 All American and currently is ranked 8th in the state by Flo and 11th by Intermat. His likely finals opponent will be hometown favorite Randy Scott. Scott finished third in the state last year and is also a former Fargo All American. On a busy day of wrestling state-wide, everyone will want to know the results of this brawl. 220 What the 220 class lacks in top end state level talent, it makes up for it with outstanding depth. Gibson Southern’s junior Cody Klem lost a narrow ticket round match to Franklin stud Conner Talley. Klem might be under ranked at 8th. Martinsville sophomore big man Clayton Scroggs is currently ranked tenth in the state. Depth is provided by Cathedral’s Ryan Guhl, Jennings County’s Brady Shepherd, Westfield’s Daryn Milton and Yorktown’s Noah Little. 285 The heavyweights have a trio of state ranked grapplers that will contend for top honors at Mooresville. The Quaker’s of Plainfield have a sophomore stud in seventh ranked Bryce Biddle. Greenwood will likely counter on the other side of the bracket with number 13 Gavin Fuqua. The top end of Jenniings County’s line up is in good hands with 16th ranked Brenden Sutton. Yorktown’s Dax Hiestand provides balance for the Tigers.
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