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Centennial High in Franklin TN is hosting a youth camp on May 24-26 from 9am to 3pm. The cost is $80. We have it broken down into 2 technique sessions a day and add games ,drilling and live wrestling into the day as well. we have the following guest coaches helping out for this camp along side Centennial Coaches and wrestlers. Cole Iler and Adam Fuller both 2 time TSSAA state medalist D'on Coffer TSSAA state champ and 2 x finalist from MBA Kevin Duck former university of Toledo wrestler and head coach of Extreme Takedown Kyle Stoffer 3 x all Ohio undefeated state champ 2000 career record 126-8 Central Michigan University 2001-2005 MAC Champ 2002 and MAC freshman of the year and NCAA qualifier We are also working on one more coach as well if you are interested email me at philipp@wcs.edu and i will send you the form Thanks Philip Pelkey Centennial Wrestling

here is the list of teams committed so far. Beech Centennial Clarksville Christian County Independence Springfield Mt Juliet Huntsville High Hunters Lane Ravenwood I am waiting to hear back from a few others plus we have some that are coming solo. If you are interested email me and let me know. Rosters can be submitted the June 1st. We also have a pretty good hospitality room especially for a summer tournament. philipp@wcs.edu

if you are interested in bringing your guys just email me their names, projected weight and a little about their experience and will have a coaches meeting after weigh ins to group them so every wrestler gets the most out of it Thanks Phil Pelkey Centennial Wrestling philipp@wcs.edu

We will still be signing up wrestlers tomorrow at the door for this clinic. Registration will be from 9:30 to 10 with the clinic going from 10 to 12. If you plan on coming and did not pre register you can either just show up or send me an email and i can get them signed up and you finish the paperwork when you get here. If you are coming please pull around to the back of centennial and we will have the doors up to the gym. You can not access the school from the front doors Thanks Phil Pelkey Centennial Wrestling philipp@wcs.edu

the online registration is now closed but we will still take walks in on Saturday April 22nd. If you would like to bring your guys or have any that want to come just email me there names and i will register them and you can fill out forms and pay the day of.

reminder to get the t shirt as part of the registration you must do it online by Saturday at midnight. Dont miss this great chance and its only $20.00

Centennial is hosting its annual summer challenge tournament on June 3rd. Last year we have about 100 guys and we were out by 2pm. Everyone got 4 to 5 matches and we had some great match ups with multiple qualifiers and medalist in same pools. We are centrally located in the state and right off the interstate so it is an easy commute. We already have some really good teams committed if you have any questions or want to pencil your team in just email me @ philipp@wcs.edu or call 615-545-5177. The info is below Thanks Philip Pelkey Centennial Wrestling Cougar Challenge Tournament Format: 3-4 Mats depending on numbers - (1) 3 Minute period (hoping for 4-6 matches per wrestler) - 1 Minute sudden victory overtime - Still tied after 4mins of wrestling the official will flip a coin. - No Referee’s Position - Out of bounds or lack of activity result in a neutral start - 10 point technical fall - No escape point (contested or not) - 10 second opportunity to turn the opponent before neutral start. - The ten second rule restarts after each point scored. - 10 second clock does not start while opponent is in the near fall criteria. Weight Classes: 105;115;125;135;145;155;165;175;190;210;240;285 -Tournament officials have the ability to block weight classes if needed. In the past few years we have grouped wrestlers as close to weight and ability as possible and had great match ups. Cost: $20 per wrester - Pre registration required. -When: June 3rd. weigh ins 8am wrestling starts at 9:30. The past 2 years we have been out the doors by 2pm. -Where: Centennial High School 5050 Mallory Lane Franklin TN Registration: Wrestler: _______________________ Projected Weight Class: ___________ 2017-2018 grade level __________ School or Club: _____________________ Last Year’s Results (for seeding) ______________________ Contact Info: _______________________ Waiver Form AMATEUR ATHLETIC WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY READ BEFORE SIGNING In consideration of being allowed to participate in any way in Centennial High Schools Cougar Clash Tournament and related events and activities, the undersigned acknowledges, appreciates, and agrees that: 1) The risk of injury from the activities involved in this program could be significant and while I understand the tournament will take all the precautions to try and prevent such an injury I do not hold them responsible in one should occur. 2) I KNOWINGLY AND FREELY ASSUME ALL SUCH RISKS, both known and unknown. I willingly agree to comply with the stated and customary terms and conditions for participation. If, however, I observe any unusual significant hazard during my presence or participation, I will remove myself from participation and bring such to the attention of the nearest official immediately; I HAVE READ THIS RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK AGREEMENT, FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS TERMS, UNDERSTAND THAT I HAVE GIVEN UP SUBSTANTIAL RIGHTS BY SIGNING IT, AND SIGN IT FREELY AND VOLUNTARILY WITHOUT ANY INDUCEMENT. _________________________________________________ DATE SIGNED:______________________ (Participant's Signature) FOR PARTICIPANTS OF MINORITY AGE (UNDER AGE 18 AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION) This is to certify that I, as parent/guardian with legal responsibility for this participant, do consent and agree to his/her release as provided above of all the Releasees, and hold harmless the Releasees from any and all liabilities incident to my minor child's involvement or participation in these programs as provided above, DATE (Parent/Guardian Signature) _____________________________ Emergency Phone Number:_(________)_________________

Hey Coaches We are excited to announce that Division I wrestling All-American and Bellator MMA world champion Michael Chandler will be hosting a wrestling clinic at Centennial High School on the morning of April 22nd from 10:00 to noon. (also bringing Jeff Bristol team captain at UC-Davis). Michael is relocating to Nashville later this summer and wants to donate his time to our community right away!! Michael has partnered with the local Nashville charity Book ‘Em which provides over 50,000 books to financially disadvantaged youth right here in our Nashville community each year. THE ONLY WAY to gain access to this clinic is through a t-shirt purchase at the link below for which all of the proceeds will go directly to Book ‘Em. To purchase a shirt and put your name on the list to get on the mats and get better on April 22nd, click this link encyte.me/chandlerclinic The link will take you to ENCYTE.ME to purchase a shirt and gain access to the clinic. There is also a step by step tutorial video on this link https://youtu.be/X2gshvl7I8o This is going to be a great clinic and we are really excited about bringing Michael to Centennial. We are going to try and cap it at 90 so hurry and register at the link below. The cost of the clinic is $20 but that money will go right back into the community and you get a shirt when you pre register. If you have any questions email me @ philipp@wcs.edu Hurry, the offer is good for 10 days! Thank you for your time. See you at the top!

Sorry wrong date the correct date is Saturday June 3rd

Centennial High will be hosting the annual Cougar Challenge Summer Tournament on June 4th. The past 2 years we have had about 100 wrestlers and have had very competitive pools (and out before 2 pm). We make these pools with the help of all coaches to get the best match ups we can for the day. In the past we have had 4 or 5 man pools with all state placers and qualifiers and others with all new wrestlers so everyone gets the mat time they need. Below is the info if interested just email me and I will pencil you in and email you as we get closer. Thanks Philip Pelkey Centennial Wrestling philipp@wcs.edu Cougar Challenge Tournament Format: 3-4 Mats depending on numbers - (1) 3 Minute period (hoping for 4-6 matches per wrestler) - 1 Minute sudden victory overtime - Still tied after 4mins of wrestling the official will flip a coin. - No Referee’s Position - Out of bounds or lack of activity result in a neutral start - 10 point technical fall - No escape point (contested or not) - 10 second opportunity to turn the opponent before neutral start. - The ten second rule restarts after each point scored. - 10 second clock does not start while opponent is in the near fall criteria. Weight Classes: 105;115;125;135;145;155;165;175;190;210;240;285 -Tournament officials have the ability to block weight classes if needed. In the past few years we have grouped wrestlers as close to weight and ability as possible and had great match ups. Cost: $20 per wrester - Pre registration required. -When: June 4th weigh ins 8am wrestling starts at 9:30. The past 2 years we have been out the doors by 2pm. -Where: Centennial High School 5050 Mallory Lane Franklin TN Registration: Wrestler: _______________________ Projected Weight Class: ___________ 2017-2018 grade level __________ School or Club: _____________________ Last Year’s Results (for seeding) ______________________ Contact Info: _______________________ Waiver Form AMATEUR ATHLETIC WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY READ BEFORE SIGNING In consideration of being allowed to participate in any way in Centennial High Schools Cougar Clash Tournament and related events and activities, the undersigned acknowledges, appreciates, and agrees that: 1) The risk of injury from the activities involved in this program could be significant and while I understand the tournament will take all the precautions to try and prevent such an injury I do not hold them responsible in one should occur. 2) I KNOWINGLY AND FREELY ASSUME ALL SUCH RISKS, both known and unknown. I willingly agree to comply with the stated and customary terms and conditions for participation. If, however, I observe any unusual significant hazard during my presence or participation, I will remove myself from participation and bring such to the attention of the nearest official immediately; I HAVE READ THIS RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK AGREEMENT, FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS TERMS, UNDERSTAND THAT I HAVE GIVEN UP SUBSTANTIAL RIGHTS BY SIGNING IT, AND SIGN IT FREELY AND VOLUNTARILY WITHOUT ANY INDUCEMENT. _________________________________________________ DATE SIGNED:______________________ (Participant's Signature) FOR PARTICIPANTS OF MINORITY AGE (UNDER AGE 18 AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION) This is to certify that I, as parent/guardian with legal responsibility for this participant, do consent and agree to his/her release as provided above of all the Releasees, and hold harmless the Releasees from any and all liabilities incident to my minor child's involvement or participation in these programs as provided above, DATE (Parent/Guardian Signature) _____________________________ Emergency Phone Number:_(________)_________________

Bartlett's 145 is very good. Majored the 5th and 6th ranked kids in this poll according to track. He will make noise next weekend for sure.

Id like to t I would like to think we would come in 3rd but not sure going to be tough not sure how many finalist we will have. Think Franklin could be up high with a few finalist. Also 126 and 132 could be match of the tournament Also Brady Ingram as wrestler of the year is a shoe in.

I think we will end up probably seeding 6 or so in many classes as some are pretty deep. For instance you have 6 at 182 and left off Franklin's 182 pounder that is pretty good so we could have 7 seeded as they are all deserving. I think 120, 132 and 195 could also have 6 or so guys seeded.

I'd say that more than a few missing from that list and others in the wrong weight class. McGavok has a tough 113 than is capable of being in the finals. I like Klingensmith also from 126 he is a good wrestler and looked tough this weekend Also missing Schedler from Indy Antioch has a legitimate guy at 160 that can easily be in the finals I think Franklin and Ravenwood have some guys capable of making noise. Maybe a few more Centennial guys in there but i like the underdog role. One thing for sure there are always a few upsets at regionals and I would expect that again this year.

Probably because 126 is a lot tougher in the top 3 or 4 in region 6 than 120 is. Also i dont know if 126 or 132 is any easier in state with the possible guys that are moving around

Halls is a really good team not sure what the "2 big wins for halls" means but its not like those picks are upsets if they win them both. They have a bunch of good kids on their team and a few returning medalist if I m not mistaken.

Obviously having a good established middle school feeder makes things so much easier but if you dont have that you just got to work hard at trying to get everyone up to speed. I would say in the last 8 years or so heritage is around the middle of the pack and sometimes even lower yet Indy has been near or at the top of the region the last 8 years or so. We (cent) do not have a proven feeder but do get a couple kids from Page that can wrestle. Last year we made it to dual states and this year went 26-5 and fell one match short of returning. We lose 3 starters this year and have most of the team coming back. We know it is hard year after year to compete so this year we started a youth club (extreme takedown) to try and help out with incoming freshman.

I agree that switching coaches like ravenwood did (3 coaches in 3 years) is never easy. I also think that the district as a whole is pretty competitive now and all the teams are capable of beating the others. Probably the biggest problem facing many of these teams now is the middle school feeders. When I first moved here about 7 or 8 years ago many of the middle school teams had 40 plus wrestlers and they were all pretty good and competitive with each other. Now many of those schools cant even field a full team at the middle school level which obviously hurts the high school. Too many club sports and other options now and just not enough interest at middle school. I hope it changes.

I'd say you can put the 145 from Bartlett up there right behind Fuller. We wrestled him (Dalton Cockman) this year and he is probably the toughest one we have seen this year. not that rankings matter that much as i would say 2 out of the top 6 in every class wont place but that kid is pretty good

they just opened up the head to head section for seeding so i imagine they wont be out until sometime late tonight or tomorrow

should be an entertaining week or two for region 6. Whoever comes out will definitely have earned it. Ranked or not there are alot of good teams in here

Not sure whose expectations Centennial is not meeting because we really dont care about spectators opinions. We are 10-3 in duals with a loss to WC and 2 close losses to Blackman and MBA all very good teams. We didnt care last year when "the experts" said we didnt have a chance to come out of the region and go to the state duals either so we will just continue to work hard and wrestle. Good luck to everyone this weekend there are a ton of great tournaments going on in the state. one of the best weekends of wrestling all year.

Here is a list of teams coming to this Saturdays JV tournament. If you still want in and get your jv guys some good matches email me with a estimated line up by the end of the day tomorrow. Brentwood Beech Centennial Independence Franklin Clarksville Ensworth Father Ryan Rossview West Creek Creekwood Fairview Greenbrier Riverdale Springfield Ravenwood ? Thanks Philip Pelkey Centennial Wrestling philipp@wcs.edu