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138 McCallie 3-0 Williams over Sanders 144 McCallie 9-0 Villers by FF 150 McCallie 12-0 Stubblefield over Cogden 157 Cleveland 12-5 High over Ledbetter 165 McCallie 15-5 Wingfield over Pulley 175 Cleveland 15-10 Fowler over Gower 190 Cleveland 15-13 Shurette over French 215 McCallie 18-13 Boyles 285 Cleveland 18-16 Russell over Gentle 106 Cleveland 18-21 Chittum 113 Cleveland 18-27 Cordero over Scott 120 Cleveland 18-30 Walker over Richie 126 McCallie 23-30 Lane over Maughon 132 Cleveland 23-35 Bosken

It is still available to watch.

Region 1, both last night: DB beat Science Hill, not sure of score, nothing on track. Crockett over TN High 43-34.

Just watched Dupill wrestle Jordan Williams from Little Rock at NWCAs. 5-5 in the third and Jordan hit unbelievable duck on Colin. Ugh.. Colin was face down on the mat before he knew what happened. Nonetheless, a good year for him.

For region 1A, Crockett should get Jake back next week, but Colton is out for the season. TN is likely the favorite and second is up for grabs. Probably comes down to whichever teams are healthiest at the time. TN and Crockett both have to get it done this year because both are back in big school next year with both being in the same district as Science Hill and DB.

Now this I can get behind.

I have to start with Cody Chittum. Now ranked number 6 on flo after a big win over Paddy Gallagher from Ohio State. Cody, to me, is getting better every match, and it is fantastic he doesn't have to sit out a year as many thought he might. Would love to see him represent TN come March. Cody, like another Cleveland alum mentioned below, likes wrestling. It shines through. The man goes for it and its fun to watch. Jackson Hurst. Big shout out to Jackson for reaching the semis at the Southern Scuffle. Unfortunately, relatively early in his semis match he twisted his knee badly. I honestly thought he tore something in the moment and it for sure upset his momentum, particularly in the consolation matches. Jackson is wrestling on toughness, heart, and determination at all times as he is rarely the best athlete on the mat. To me, Jackson's best attribute is his gas tank. He comes prepared. His upset of Clayton Ulrey in round 1 was huge, probably the biggest win of his career. Clayton is a transfer out of VT. Trae McDaniel. Wrestled up at 157 for the Southern Scuffle, unsure of why, but I do think the weight class move hurt his results a tad. At 149 I think Trae finishes top three with a solid chance to win it. Nonetheless, he wrestled the eventual champ at 157 and lost by a score of 4-2. I really feel Trae should qualify this year. Trae likes wrestling and in turn its fun to watch him. Aiden Brenot. Big forth place finish at the Southern Scuffle with his standout win being a MD over Stewart from VT. Honestly he straight up bullied Stewart. Has achieved starter status. Nicely done. Other thoughts: Landon Desselle: Really solid redshirt season. He is on a super tough team, don't know that means for him going forward, but for whatever it's worth I was impressed. Hunter Mason: Solid season as a non-starter but an up and down one. Hunter has some tough losses but if you look a couple of those were at 149 which isn't his weight class. Notably McNeil and Dalrymple. I have zero doubt he is doing the work and I think we see Hunter at his apex next year. Another guy on a super tough team. Kodiak Cannedy: His best year, non-starter but for sure has improved. Has wrestled stiff competition including Levi Haines and Keegan O'toole. Jake Stacey: True freshman taking a redshirt. Up and down. Like his gas tank and I think there is potential once he settles in to D1 wrestling. Bryson Terrell: Not bad. 5-7 record. I think he could start at App State as time goes on. Logan Heckert: Up and down in his second year. Some nice wins, some perhaps unexpected losses. David Harper: Rough season. See if he can adjust during the most important part of the year. Dayne Dalrymple: Ups and downs. I hear Dayne works extremely hard. I'd like to see him get over the hump. At times I feel like he is close to seeing the light. Nonetheless he is starting and that ain't easy.

Then correct the information that @cbg provided, what @cbg hears is typically not far off the mark and you just stated you're too far removed. So in the end, neither of us know for sure what was said in the moment or even beyond. @cbg noted he did consult with an official. Slanderous, lol.

Unreal. Just outside looking in, I don't think for a second Father Ryan's coach would sacrifice his reputation for any kid. Whole thought process is borderline retarded, I can understand an initial reaction from Baylor, but if they had taken a moment to think that through they would have accepted the official's admission to what is a huge error.

Not a dual, so take this with a grain of salt, but Cleveland did score better than Flo's number 27, Detroit Central Catholic, at Carnahan. Detroit and Cleveland each had 12 wrestlers entered. If Cleveland had 14 they may have beaten Flo's number 28, Crown Point, as well (who had 14 entered). I think Cleveland in a dual setting is extremely competitive with anybody from say 20 to 40. Not too shabby. 1 Faith Christian Academy PA 2 Bishop McCort PA 3 Lake Highland Prep FL 4 Wyoming Seminary PA 5 Delbarton Prep NJ 6 Buchanan CA 7 Malvern Prep PA 8 St. Edward's OH 9 St. John Bosco CA 10 Blair Academy NJ 11 Stillwater OK 12 Brownsburg IN 13 Massillon Perry OH 14 Perrysburg OH 15 Edmond North OK 16 Clovis CA 17 Southeast Polk IA 18 Poway CA 19 Gilroy CA 20 Sunnyside AZ 21 St. Michael Albertville MN 22 Camden County GA 23 Green Farms Academy CT 24 Brecksville OH 25 Bethlehem Catholic PA 26 Dundee MI 27 Detroit Central Catholic MI 28 Crown Point IN 29 St. Peter's Prep NJ 30 St. John Vianney NJ 31 Allen TX 32 Bishop McDevitt PA 33 Slam Academy NV 34 Pomona CO 35 Christian Brothers NJ 36 Bergen Catholic NJ 37 St. Joseph Regional NJ 38 Clovis North CA 39 Layton UT 40 Skutt Catholic NE

No idea, just something that looked neat. I actually sort of doubt it because that last two years are at Iowa State which doesn't have a girls wrestling team (I don't think).

I was curious myself, for goodness sakes the girl has killed it all through her HS career. What google had to say (I didn't realize it is/was Quaker based): William Penn University provides the opportunity for an educational experience with a focus on leadership, technology, and the Quaker principles of simplicity, peace-making, integrity, community, and equality. I will say that this sounded neat. Throughout history, engineers have been among the most ingenious problem solvers in the world. Today, as technology advances faster than it ever has, the field of engineering is at the forefront of innovation, using physics, mathematics, computing, material science, and graphics to engineer solutions to some of the most vexing problems facing society. The engineering program at William Penn provides a unique opportunity, in the form of a 3+2 program of study through articulation of courses with Iowa State University leading to three major options–civil, industrial, or mechanical engineering. As a student in the program, you’ll spend three years completing foundational mathematics, physics, computer science, and intermediate engineering courses through the Applied Technology Division at William Penn, with hands-on labs, small class sizes and dedicated professors; the Penn Core curriculum including liberal arts and a focus on leadership; plus other science courses, economics, as suggested in your major plan. The final two years are completed at Iowa State University in your chosen department, focusing on your particular application area of interest. When you successfully complete the program, you will have earned a B.A. in Applied Technology from William Penn, and a B.S.C.E., B.S.I.E. or B.S.M.E from Iowa State.

I'm not excited about 13th and I doubt they are either, but like I said, not bad, not great. Looked back and you predicted top five. No, and you can't use the full team thing, most everyone is missing someone. Taking into account they are a TN public school, it is outstanding and I think that is your point. I'm not being negative on Cleveland. They are the best team in TN (for whatever that is worth). I do think over the next few years they could be a force on the national scene if their commitment to excellence maintains.

Cleveland finished 13th. Team stuff is always tricky to evaluate, but I did feel top 10 was optimistic. Nonetheless, not a bad showing, but not great either. Baylor finished 18th. Watching Jax and Bo from Bishop McCourt wrestle is enlightening. Good motors. Will be interesting to see how they translate to college D1. At this point boredom has to be setting in for them. I'm fully aware they already have wins over current college studs, but there is something to the day to day grind and peer awareness that can impact how they do over the long term. We will see.

I watched. Burton did a super good job of working Max's head with snaps and pulling Max in to only then go behind or get an easy takedown. Burton is definitely on a roll after coming in second at Beast of the East just a week or so ago. I went back and watched the Deane vs Burton quarters match as well. Hit the same head pull on Deane off the whistle. Deane did a better job adjusting for that but then got hit with various takedowns. All I can say on that is Burton and Cunningham are indeed making it look easy. Fowler had the best neutral defense of the three, but couldn't stop Asher's ground attack.