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After a bit of research, the following are signed up for the upcoming Catholic Tournament: Knoxville Fulton Hardin Valley Academy Jefferson County Kingston Knoxville Halls Morristown East North Cobb, GA Sprayberry, GA Stone Memorial Sullivan South Union County William Blount I wonder if more will sign up...

Does anyone know when nwcaonline.com will be refreshed allowing for high school stats to be entered for 2014/2015?

Anyone know which schools are participating in the Catholic tournament this year?

Saturday November 15

Does anyone know what schools are participating and what the format will be?

Does anyone know what high school teams will be participating on November 21st and 22nd?

Won/loss Significant wins State placer Placement of tournaments during the season Head to head I think those of us that pay attention know who the elite wrestlers are in each weight class. I just think some space between those elite wrestlers allows the better wrestlers to meet as the tournement narrows down. Isn't that the pupose for having brackets? Otherwise why don't we just wrestle in pools?

Disrespecting the sport by not seeding. Those that have put in the extra work in and have a track record winning should be spaced so that the tournament gets more difficult and interesting as it progresses. 120 is a joke.

Boy they really messed up 120!

Who won OW and what was the best match of the tournament?

Any match ups that will be particularly interesting?

Would someone post the results by weight class?

Anyone know which schools will be participating in this event?

Anybody know what schools are attending the Alcoa Duals?

Anyone know the seeds for all the weight classes?

While I am not familiar with any of the Georgia or Alabama high school teams. There appears to be some very competitive schools attending from Tennessee. Any interesting match ups in this group?

Anyone know the schools that are participating in this event?

Has a schedule for this event been formalized yet?

Any idea when the schedule for this event will post?

My original questions were not meant to criticize, but to start a conversation. I believe close matches should be won by the best wrestler and not be decided by a subjective call. I was cureous if others feel the same way. Someone said earlier that the 2nd ref was there to give input on a questionable call. I did not see that involvement at all.

I would like to pose two questions for debate. The kids that have qualifed for the State Tournament have worked very hard to get there, and deserve a fair chance to move forward in the tournament. 1) In a close match at the State Tournament, should a referee's subjective call determine the outcome of a match? 2) Why are there two referee's on the mat at the same time, if second ref never gets involved?

Anybody know the results from the Greenville Invitaional?

There is a bigger difference between the man strength a senior has versus a freshman. That is not earned, it is given when mother nature says so...

I guess last years 106 state final result didn't prove to be consistent with your theory.

I'm new to this posting stuff, but I did want to weigh in on the comment about 106 being a weak weight class. First let me say that the amount of time spent in the weight room and the practice room is the measure of a quality wrestler. A weight class is a weight class. Yes younger wrestlers usually are at 106, but that doesn't mean they haven't put a significant amount of time into the sport or deserve to be labeled weak. Frankly, I think that upper classmen who suck weight to wrestle 106 and not their natural weight class is a questionable practice. In many cases the only thing that separates the freshmen 106 and the upper classmen 106 is strength, which is by and large a mother nature thing.