Sommers Posted October 26, 2013 Report Share Posted October 26, 2013 I heard John Kramer hit a Buzz Saw, but Austin Richard wins 11-3 Keep in mind that all entries are top state medalists or qualified in very tough regional tournaments. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sommers Posted October 26, 2013 Author Report Share Posted October 26, 2013 Here's what our boys are facing this weekend. I am convinced we could have added some more hardware in this one with Bruno @ 285 and Oliver wherever he wanted to go. Murphy & Debian should make some noise here. Look for some Georgia Boys at top... By Pablo DiMaria High School Correspondent The 2013 Super 32 Challenge will take place Oct. 26-27, 2013, in Greensboro, N.C. Considered the toughest preseason tournament in the nation, The Super 32 is a tournament that will test the most seasoned wrestler and allow them to gage where they are heading into the season. Many of the placewinners here go on to become state and national champions. At the 2013 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships, seven of the finalists were wrestlers who previously competed in the Super 32 Challenge during their high school career. This includes four-time national champion Kyle Dake (Cornell), along with two-time champions Jordan Oliver (Oklahoma State) and Ed Ruth (Penn State). Those finishing as runners-up this past year included Tony Ramos (Iowa), Mitchell Port (Edinboro), David Taylor (Penn State), and Dustin Kilgore (Kent State). Of the 330 wrestlers to qualify for the tournament, 93 were past Super 32 Challenge participants, 25 of whom were All-Americans. All rankings listed or from Amateur Wrestling News. 103 Pounds Returning placewinners: None 2012 Finals: Nick Suriano (Bergen Catholic, N.J) Decision Spencer Lee (Franklin Regional, Pa) 4-3 The 106-pound weight class is the first of two weight classes that does not have a returning medalist. But at the same time, it is one of the most competitive weight classes in the tournament with 12 of AWN’s Top 20 competing in the tournament. Leading the way is top-ranked Jack Mueller of Trinity Christian (Texas) who has won a National Prep title. Mueller also captured a Cadet freestyle national championship this summer. New York state champion and middle school Super 32 champion No. 2 Yianni Diakomihalis of Hilton high school will be right on Mueller’s heels. Tyler Warner of Claymont (Ohio), ranked third at 106, is coming off a great year that saw him win an Ohio state championship and a NHSCA Freshman title. The oldest of this group is senior No. 4 Devon Brown of Franklin Regional (Pa.) who captured a state title in 2013 and was a state medalist in Ohio as a freshman. He should not be overlooked at the weight despite not having as much national success as some of the other wrestlers listed. Mueller may be the front runner but as we stated with 12 nationally ranked wrestlers entered, he will be challenged early and often this weekend. Of course seeding always plays a role in how we do predictions and seeding this weight will be a chore. Others to watch: • No. 5 Gage Curry of North Hills (Pennsylvania) • No. 6 Rudy Yates of Brother Rice (Illinois) • No. 8 Chris Lacayo of Santiago (California • No. 9 Luke Karam of Bethlehem Catholic (Pennsylvania) • No. 10 Joey Prata of St. Christopher’s (Virginia) • No. 12 Danny Vega of Ironwood Ridge (Arizona) • Ian Parker of St. Johns (Michigan) • Matteo DeVincenzo of Port Jefferson (New York) AWN Predictions 1. Tyler Warner 2. Jake Mueller 3. Yianni Diakomihalis 4. Devon Brown 113 Pounds Returning placewinners • Nick Suriano of Bergen Catholic (New Jersey) • Spencer Lee of Franklin Regional (Pennsylvania) • Jose Rodriguez of Massillon Perry (Ohio) • Eli Stickley of St. Paris Graham (Ohio) • Chad Red of New Palestine (Indiana) • Hayden Lee of Marysville (Ohio) 2012 Finals: Ryan Millhof (Collins Hill, Ga) Decision Sean Russell (Collins Hill, Ga) 1-0 With six of the eight placewinners form the 2012 Super 32 Challenge at 106 pounds returning, placing in this tournament is not going to be easy. It will be interesting to see if we can get a rematch of the 2012 106-pound final between No. 1 Nick Suriano of Bergen Catholic (N.J.) and No. 2 Spencer Lee of Franklin Regional. After winning the Super 32 last year, Suriano posted a 38-0 record on his way to a New Jersey state championship. Lee was a finalist at FloNationals and captured at FILA Cadet Freestyle title. One wrestler to keep an eye on is seventh-ranked Jose Rodriguez of Massillon Perry (Ohio). Rodriguez has shown steady improvement and did earn top honors in 2013 at the Ohio state tournament. Despite only placing seven in the tournament last season, No. 12 Chad Red of New Palestine (Ind.) went on to win an Indiana state tittle and finished the season with a perfect 48-0 record. Red can be exciting and could be the one who throws a wrench into this weight. • No. 8 Christian Moody of Collinsville (Oklahoma) • No. 9 Kyle Norstrem of Brandon (Florida) • No. 14 Isaac Jimenez of Coronado (Texas) • Eli Stickley of St. Paris Graham (Ohio) • Brandon Staley of Winter Springs (Florida) • Hayden Lee of Marysville (Ohio) • Nico Colunga of Oakdale (California) • Adam Whitesell of Good Counsel (Maryland) • Michael Murphy of Baylor (Tennessee) • Ethan McCoy of Kiski Area (Pennsylvania) • Vitali Arujau of Syosset (New York) • Christian Clary of Dayton Christian (Ohio) • Garrett Pepple of East Noble (Indiana) • Kanen Storr of Leslie (Michigan) • Doyle Trout of Centennial (Nebraska) • Jeffery Walker of Brentsville District (Virginia) AWN Predictions 1. Nick Suriano 2. Chad Red 3. Spencer Lee 4. Isaac Jimenez 120 Pounds Returning placewinners • No. 3 Sean Russell, Collins Hill (Georgia) • No. 10 Luke Pletcher, Greater Latrobe (Pennsylvania) • Brandon Olsen, Indian River (Virginia) • Jake Gromacki, Erie Cathedral Prep (Pennsylvania) 2012 Finals: Sam Krivus (Hempfield, Pa) Decision Josh Alber (Dakota, Ill) 5-1 With nine of the top 20 ranked wrestlers at this weight class and five returning Super 32 placewinners, expect the fireworks to start in the quarterfinals if not sooner. Look for No. 3 Sean Russell to push for top honors this weekend. Russell has placed twice at this event and will took reach the top of the podium this year. He is a three-time state champion as well as a NHSCA national champion. A great wrestler from the state of Delaware is seventh-ranked Brent Fleetwood of Smyrna (Del.). This summer, Fleetwood was a double USAW Junior All-American and an NHSCA runner-up to Sean Russell. Fleetwood is the favorite to win his fourth Delaware state title this season. Fleetwood will be heading to Michigan next season to wrestle for Coach Tom Borrelli at Central Michigan. Another wrestler with a good chance of winning this weight is No. 10 Luke Pletcher. Pletcher captured a FloNationals title last spring at 106 pounds and has placed twice before at this tournament. No. 8 Nick Piccininni of Ward Melville (N.Y.) will pose a serious threat. He is coming off an amazing year that started at this tournament a year ago when he knocked off then top-ranked Zahid Valencia from California. Piccininni then went on to win a state title as an eighth-grader and followed that up with a runner-up finish at FloNationals. It will be interesting to see how he does in this deep weight class. Others to watch: • No. 16 Mitchell McKee, St. Michael-Albertville (Minnesota) • No. 17 Kyle Atkins, Sycamore (Illinois) • No. 19 Skyler Petry, Waterville-Elysian-Morrstown (Minnesota) • Jake Gromacki, Erie Cathedral Prep, (Pennsylvania) • Marcus Simmons, Broken Arrow (Oklahoma) • Armando Torres, Elyria (Ohio) • Anthony Cefolo, Hanover Park (New Jersey) • Chris Debien, Cleveland (Tennessee) AWN Predictions Nick Piccininni Sean Russell Luke Pletcher Mitchell McKee 126 Pounds Returning placewinners • No. 3 Ryan Millhof, Collins Hill (Georgia) • No. 6 Joshua Alber, Dakota (Illinois) • No. 9 Jared Prince, Palm Harbor (Florida) • No. 10 Dalton Macri, Cannon-McMillan (Pennsylvania) • No. 11 Zeke Moisey, Bethlehem Catholic (Pennsylvania) • Kevin Jack, Danbury (Connecticut) • A.C Headlee, Waynesburg (Pennsylvania) • Brandon James, Perry Meridian (Indiana) • Christian Innarella, Delbarton (New Jersey) • James Flint, Brandon (Florida) 2012 Finals: Joey Dance (Christiansburg, Va) Decision Michael Kemerer (Franklin Regional, Pa) 4-3 With 10 returning placewinners from 2012 and 2011, this weight class is going to have some intense battles. There is no shortage of talent starting with third-ranked Ryan Millhof of Collins Hill (Ga.). Millhof is up two weights from 113 where he won this event last year and will be looking to win back-to-back belts. The Oklahoma recruit added a NHSCA title to his two state titles last year. Minnesota recruit Tommy Thorn of St. Michael-Albertville (Minn.) comes in ranked fifth and he will be a serious threat to Millhof. Last year, Thorn won his third state championship, a FILA Cadet national title in freestyle and a USA Wrestling Junior freestyle title. Add to the mix sixth-ranked Josh Alber who was the runner-up at 120 pounds a year ago at this tournament. Alber is a three-time undefeated Illinois state champion. Jared Prince who comes in ranked ninth won a Florida state title last year and capped his season off with a third place finish at FloNationals. The semifinals in this weight should be very exciting. Others to watch: • No. 10 Dalton Macri, Canon-McMillan (Pennsylvania) • No. 11 Zeke Moisey, Bethlehem Catholic (Pennsylvania) • No. 20 Trae Blackwell, Union County (Kentucky) • Kevin Jack, Danbury (Connecticut) • A.C Headlee, Waynesburg (Pennsylvania) • James Flint, Brandon (Florida) • Chris Innarella, DelBarton (New Jersey) • Anthony Tutolo, Lake Catholic (Ohio) • Lincoln Olson, Davison (Michigan) • Deondre Wilson, Warren Central (Indiana) • Kevin Budock, Good Counsel (Maryland) • Davion Jeffries, Brokern Arrow (Oklahoma) • Elijah Seipel, St. Paris Graham (Ohio) • Jacob Grigg, East Gaston (North Carolina) AWN Predictions Tommy Thorn Ryan Millhof Josh Alber Zeke Moisey 132 Pounds Returning placewinners • No. 6 Sam Krivus, Hempfield Area (Pennsylvania) • No. 8 Michael Kemerer, Franklin Regional (Pennsylvania) • No. 13 Anthony Giraldo, North Bergen (New Jersey) • Coy Ozias, Christiansburg (Virginia) • Colby Ems, East Stroudsburg (Pennsylvania) 2012 Finals: Dean Heil (St. Edward, Ohio) Decision Aaron Pico (St. John Bosco, Ca) 11-9 (OT) This weight class is just stacked with so much talent it is insane. Two returning Super 32 champions headline the weight class. Sam Krivus of Hempfield Area (Pa.) was the Super 32 champion at 120 pounds last year. He also won a Pennsylvania state championship and FloNationals title. Michael Kemerer of Franklin Regional won his Super 32 title back in 2011 and will look to add a second in 2013. Kemerer is a two-time Pennsylvania state finalist and is also a junior national All-American. New Jersey state champion Anthony Giraldo of North Bergen (N.J.) comes in ranked 13th and will does his best to prevent those two from capturing their second title. The eighth ranked wrestler at 126 pounds is Coy Ozias (Christiansburg, Va.), who is a three-time state champion and two-time Super 32 Challenge placewinner. Two other wrestlers with legitimate shots at winning the belt are No. 11 Colton Adams of Scottsbluff (Neb.). Adams has three state titles under his belt and has also won two Pre-season national titles. With all the talent the second ranked wrestler in the country and Oklahoma State recruit Gary Wayne Harding of Collinsville (Okla.) cannot be overlooked. He has three state championships under his belt and will be looking to capture the Super 32 belt this year. Kentucky wrestler and Illinois recruit No. 7 Brock Ervin (Union County) is a four-time state champion as well as a NHSHA national champion. Others to watch: • No. 10 Tate Robinson, The Baylor School (Tennessee) • No. 14 Mike Magaldo, Watchung Hills (New Jersey) • No. 15 Bryce Meredith, Cheyenne Central (Wyoming) • Chris Mauriello, Hauppauge (New York) • Griffin Parriott, New Prague (Minnesota) • Will Steltzen, Collinsville (Oklahoma) • Jonathan Ross, Northern York (Pennsylvania) • Cody Burcher, Claymont (Ohio) • Zach Valley, Northampton (Pennsylvania) • Jamal Morris, Cardinal Gibbons (Florida) • Preston Bowshier, Kenton Ridge • Austin Eicher, Hartland (Michigan) • Keegan Moore, Putnam City (Oklahoma) AWN Predictions Gary Wayne Harding Sam Krivus Coy Ozias Brock Ervin 138 Pounds Returning placewinners • No. 2 Jason Nolf, Kittanning (Pennsylvania) • Josh Maruca, Franklin Regional (Pennsylvania) 2012 Finals: Zain Retherford (Benton, Pa) Decision Neal Molloy (Danville, In) 5-0 The early favorite at this weight is second-ranked Jason Nolf of Kittanning (Pa.). Nolf how is very good on his feet has won two Pennsylvania state titles and was the FloNationals runner-up last year. Cody LeCount is currently ranked eighth from Perry Meridian (Ind.). He won his first state title last year and is a two-time finalist. The state of Oklahoma has many tough wrestlers entered in this event and that group includes No. 10 Jonce Blaylock out of Berryhill (Okla.). Blaycock is a three-time Oklahoma state finalist as well as Junior National All-American. The weight is pretty wide open after the top three which always makes for an interesting tournament. Other to watch: • No. 15 Myles Amine, Detroit Catholic Central (Michigan) • No. 16 Tanner Bailey, Broken Arrow (Oklahoma) • Brock Zacherl, Brookville (Pennsylvania) • Justin Oliver, Davison (Michigan) • Blake Clevenger, Kearney (Missouri) • Logan Kass, Benilde St. Margaret (Minnesota) • Patricio Lugo, South Dade (Florida) • Jesse Rodgers, North Allegheny (Pennsylvania) • Zac Carson, Uniontown Lake (Ohio) • Josh Maruca, Franklin Regional (Pennsylvania) • Max Thomsen, Union (Iowa) • Clay Walker, Eastside (South Carolina) • Kyle Lawson, St. Paris Graham (Ohio) • Carver James, Dakota (Illinois) AWN Prediction Jason Nolf Jonce Blaylock Cody LeCount Tanner Bailey 145 Pounds Returning placewinners • No. 1 Solomon Chishko, Canon-McMillan (Pennsylvania) • No. 4 Joey Galasso, Father Judge (Pennsylvania) • No. 7 Logan Massa, St. Johns (Michigan) • No. 9 Grant Leeth, Kearney (Missouri) 2012 Finals: Grant Leeth (Kearney, Mo) Decision by injury Solomon Chishko (Canon-McMillan) This weight class is deep with talent including the nation’s top ranked wrestler in Solomon Chishko of Canon-McMillan (Pa.). Chishko was injured in the finals here last year which resulted in him missing the majority of his season. He bounced back to capture a Pennsylvania state title. Cornell recruit and fourth-ranked Joe Galasso of Father Judge (Pa.) is also a Pennsylvania state champion as well as a 2012 FloNationals runner-up. It will be interesting to see if we end up with two keystone state champions battling it out in the finals. Alfred Bannister is currently ranked sixth from Bishop McNamara (Md.) is coming off a phenomenal 2012-13 season that saw him win the most outstanding wrestler at the Beast of the East . Considered one of the front runner to challenge for the top spot is No. 7 Logan Massa of St. John’s (Mich.). Defending Super 32 champion, No. 9 Grant Leeth of Kearney (Mo.) will be looking to win his second belt this weekend. He is a two-time Missouri state champion and FloNationals and USAW Junior freestyle placewinner. Two-time state runner-up in New Jersey, No. 16 Gary Dinmore out of Hunterdon Central is an individual you may want to keep an eye on. Others to watch: • Tommy Forte, Mishawaka (Indiana) • Malik Amine, Detroit Central Catholic (Michigan) • Carver James, Dakota (Illinois) • Jacob Trujillo, Grand Junction (Colorado) • Nicholas Bennett, Detroit Central Catholic (Michigan) • Phil Downing, Broomfield (Colorado) • Hamilton Hewitt, Southlake Christian Academy (North Carolina) • Dewey Krueger, Oconto Falls (Wisconsin) • Chandler Pyke, Woodward Academy (Georgia) • Doug Rojem, Dundee (Michigan) • Darren Ruiz-Sauer, Mount Union (Vermont) • Hayden Ryals, Southside (Alabama) • Azalkhan Sarvalov, Central (New Hampshire) • Jake Spengler, Lake Highland Prep (Florida) AWN Predictions Solomon Chishko Grant leeth Logan Massa Joe Galasso 152 Pounds Returning placewinners • No. 3 Fox Baldwin, Kissimmee Osceola (Florida) • No. 9 Zach Kelley, Kiski School (Pennsylvania) • No. 9 Toby Hague, McDonogh School (Maryland) 2012 Finals: Mark Hall (Apple Valley, Mn) Decision Garett Hammond (Chambersburg, Pa) 8-5 A trio of talented wrestlers whom will be battling for the belt this weekend are three-time state champion Fox Baldwin of Kissimmee Osceola (Fla.), who is currently ranked No. 3 in the nation. He placed third in last year’s Super 32 and was a FloNationals champion. Just right behind, Fox is the fourth-ranked wrestler and three-time state champion Jacob Danishek of Dayton Christian (Ohio). Danishek, an Indiana recruit, was the runner-up at the Walsh Ironman last year. Junior Zach Kelly of Kiski School (Pa.) has already verbally committed to Bucknell. Kelly is a two-time placewinner at the National Prep Championships and was a USAW Junior freestyle All-American. Other wrestlers with placewinning potential include NHSCA sophomore champion Zach Hertling of Ocean Township (N.J.). He’s a two-time state placewinner in the one-class state. USAW All-American Jack Bass of Robinson (Va.) is also a threat, despite finishing second in the state championships the past three years. Others to watch: • Colston DiBlasi, Park Hill (Missouri) • Corbin Allen, Hanover (Virginia) • Cody Hughes, Marshwood (Maine) • Thomas Bullard, Archer (Georgia) • Michael Bryant, William Byrd (Virginia) • Austin Eades, Jenks (Oklahoma) • Louis Hernandez, Mepham (New York) • Fritz Hoehn, North Andover (Massachusetts) • Andrew LaBrie, Exeter West (Rhode Island) • Thomas Mabry, Gaffney (South Carolina) • Richard Viruet, Springfield Central (Massachusetts) AWN Predictions Fox Baldwin Jacob Danishek Jack Bass Cody Hughes 160 Pounds Returning placewinners • No. 2 Garrett Peppelman, Central Dauphin (Pennsylvania) • No. 8 Jonathan Schleifer (East Brunswick, N.J) 2012 Finals: Isaiah Martinez (Lemoore, Ca) Decision Josh Llopez (St. Mary’s Riken, Md) 9-4 Garrett Peppelman of Central Dauphin (Pa.) is ranked No. 2 in the nation at this weight class. He comes from good pedigree as both of his older brothers were state champions in Pennsylvania. He is a three-time state placewinner and was the 2012 state champion. Peppelman has also placed twice prior in the Super 32. Jonathan Schleifer of East Brunswick (N.J.) comes in ranked eighth in the country. Schleifer is a three-time state placer and was a FloNationals champion. Look out for Jack Clark of St. Augustine Prep (N.J.), who is a two-time National Prep champion, was a FloNationals runner-up, and currently ranked No. 5 at 152 pounds. Dom Scalise of Kiski Area (Pa.) is ranked No. 16 and was a third-place finisher at the National Preps last season. Logan Breitenbach of Archbishop Spalding (Md.) recently committed to Iowa State and is a two-time National Prep placewinner and a Junior Greco-Roman All-American. He’s ranked 18th in the country. Others to watch • Christian Stackhouse, Riverside (New Jersey) • Jordan Atienza, Franklin (Michigan) • Dayton Racer, Apple Valley (Minnesota) • Ben Schram, Bellbrook (Ohio) • DaMarko Dixon, Appling County (Georgia) • Michael Hamilton, Bartlesville (Oklahoma) AWN Predictions Garrett Peppelman Jack Clark Logan Breitenbach Jonathan Schleifer 170 Pounds Returning placewinners • No. 1 Chance Marsteller, Kennard-Dale (Pennsylvania) • No. 13 Ryan Harris, Beachwood (Ohio) 2012 Finals: Cody Wiercioch (Canon-McMillan, Pa) Decision Brett Harner (Norristown, Pa) 5-3 Leading the way at 170 pounds is three-time undefeated Pennsylvania state champion Chance Marsteller of Kennard-Dale. Marsteller, a Penn State commit, is a five-star recruit and previously won the Super 32 in 2011 at 152 pounds. Two wrestlers who are willing to give chase are No. 10 Andrew Garcia of Detroit Catholic Central (Mich.) and No. 13 Ryan Harris of Beachwood (Ohio). Garcia is a three-time Michigan finalist and two-time champion and finished seventh at the USAW Junior Nationals in freestyle. Garcia was a match away from placing at the Super 32 last season. Harris is a three-time state placewinner who finished seventh at the Super 32 last year. An Ohio State commit, Harris won a 2013 high school state championship. Others to watch • Dylan Lydy, Ben Davis (Indiana) • Tyler DeMoss, Hononegah (Florida) • Taylor Lujan, Carrollton (Georgia) • Travis Linton, Rootstown (Ohio) • Adis Radoncic, Poly Prep (New York) • Sean Kennedy, Riverdale (Tennessee) • Idris White, Father Judge (Pennsylvania) • Ross Graham, Poquoson (Virginia) AWN Predictions Chance Marsteller Ryan Harris Andrew Garcia Taylor Lujan 182 Pounds Returning placewinners: None 2012 Finals: Jacob Taylor (Bald Eagle, Pa) Decision B.J Toal (Troy Christian, Ohio) 3-1 Devoid of any returning placewinners, everyone in this weight is anxious to get an opportunity at their first Super 32 Challenge belt. Headlining the weight are three nationally-ranked wrestlers: Lance Dixon of Edmond North (Okla.), Zach Zavatsky of Latrobe (Pa.) and Dylan Reyonlds of Saegertown (Pa.) Dixon comes in ranked fourth in the country and is a two-time Oklahoma 6A state champion and Junior freestyle All-American. Zavatsky, ranked 14th, has committed to wrestle at Virginia Tech. He’s a two-time placewinner in Pennsylvania and finished third at last year’s FloNationals. Reynolds was fourth in the PIAA state championships and was a match away from placing at the Super 32 a year ago. Hunter Ritter of John Carroll (Md.) was a Cadet Greco-Roman national champion last summer in Fargo. Wyoming Seminary (Pa.) will also have a medal threat with National Prep champion Nicky Hall. Others to watch • Jack Harris, Urbana (Ohio) • Malik McDonald, South View (North Carolina) • Antavian Leary, Ocean Lakes (Virginia) • Austin Price, Mt. Anthony Union (Vermont) AWN Predictions Lance Dixon Nicky Hall Zach Zavatsky Dylan Reynolds 195 Pounds Returning placewinners • No. 2 Chip Ness, Buford (Georgia) 2012 Finals: Matt McCutcheon (Kiski Area, Pa) Decision Raymond O’Donnell (Saucon Valley, Pa) 4-1 The second of the Edmond North Dixon triplets, Joel, comes in ranked No. 4 at 195 pounds. He’ll have a pretty tall order in trying to win a belt as second-ranked Chip Ness of Buford (Ga.) is also looking for a belt. Ness, a North Carolina commitment, is a three-time Georgia state champion and is the lone returning placewinner in the draw. Dixon’s teammate, Derek White, is also bringing some heavy credentials to the tournament. Battling with each other every day make Dixon and White threats in the event. Others to watch • Matthew Correnti, Holy Cross (New Jersey) • Bailey Faust, Lexington (Ohio) • Randy Scott, Mooresville (Indiana) • Michael Oxley, Christian Brothers (New Jersey) • Teddy Warren, Dundee (Michigan) • Alec Shunnarah, Hoover (Alabama) • Sawyer Root, Harmony (Florida) • Ralph Normandia, Franklin (New Jersey) • Anthony Mancini, Salesianum (Delaware) AWN Predictions Joel Dixon Derek White Chip Ness Teddy Warren 220 pounds Returning placewinners • No. 6 Jordan Wood, Boyertown (Pennsylvania) • No. 19 Trent Allen, South Brunswick (North Carolina) • Christian Jenco, Bergen Catholic (New Jersey) 2012 Finals: Kyle Snyder (Good Counsel, Md) Decision Thomas Haines (Solanco, Pa) 8-4 Second-ranked Andrew Dixon of Edmond North is a slight favorite. The Oklahoma state champion was a freestyle All-American this past summer and is rated one of the top uncommitted recruits in the country by AWN. Pennsylvania state runner-up Jordan Wood of Boyertown is one of the top underclassmen in the country regardless of weight. He was second at FloNationals last year and a Dixon-Wood match would be delightful for fans to see in Greensboro. Other to watch: • Rafa Rokosz, Southampton (New York) • James Ford, Worthington (Ohio) • Matthew Moore, Apalachee (Georgia) • John Kramer, Wilson Central (Tennessee) • Ian Butterbrodt, St. John’s Prep (Massachusetts) • Vincent Feola, Walt Whitman (New York) AWN Predictions Andrew Dixon Christian Jenco Jordan Wood Trent Allen 285 Pounds Returning place winners • No. 3 Thomas Haines, Solanco (Pennsylvania) • No. 12 Jesse Webb, Mt. Anthony Union (Vermont) • Patrick Garren, Bishop Ready (Ohio) • Logan Turner, Cave Spring (Virginia) • Austin Underwood, Tampa Jesuit (Florida) 2012 Finals: Jesse Webb (Mt. Anthony, Vt) Decision. Luke Fleck (Franklin Regional, Pa) 9-4 The 285-pound weight class returns three previous Super 32 place winners as well as two wrestlers who placed at 220 pounds. Thomas Haines of Solanco (Pa.) enters the tournament ranked third in the country. He won this tournament back in 2011 and a win this weekend would give him his second belt in three years. This is the first year Haines will be competing in the heavyweight class. No. 12 Jesse Webb of Mt. Anthony Union (Vt.) a three-time Vermont State champion and the 2012 Super 32 champion. He recently committed to Ohio University. Jake Scanlan of Wyoming Seminary (Pa.) enters ranked 13th in the country after transferring from Iowa’s Southeast Polk High School. Others to watch: • Nicholas Nader (Gahanna Lincoln, Ohio) • Gavan Jolley-Little (Jefferson, In) • Zachary Wood (Oxford, Mi) • Alex Ashley (Starr’s Mill, Ga) • Patton Gossett (White Knoll, S. C) AWN Predictions Thomas Haines Jake Scanlan Jesse Webb Austin Underwood Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sommers Posted October 26, 2013 Author Report Share Posted October 26, 2013 After seeing Brock Ervin of Union Co. Ky, compete here in Tennessee several times, it wouldn't be a surprise to see him high up on the podium. Great to see Sean Kennedy as one to watch! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CaptLou Posted October 26, 2013 Report Share Posted October 26, 2013 Does anyone see the brackets from 132 and up? I have 106-126 but that is all. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sommers Posted October 26, 2013 Author Report Share Posted October 26, 2013 Debian lost Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CaptLou Posted October 26, 2013 Report Share Posted October 26, 2013 Michael Murphy, Devan Cyree, and Austin Stevison are still in from what I have found and Debian and Navarro are out. Not sure about the kids from 132 up. I can't find those brackets, they don't seem to be showing them on Kapwrestling. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
deadlift Posted October 26, 2013 Report Share Posted October 26, 2013 This is for 132 and up: http://openliveresults.escapesports.com/2013-OPEN-Standalone-2013_Super_32-1382749287.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
YOUTHCOACH16 Posted October 26, 2013 Report Share Posted October 26, 2013 Tennessee hasn't faired very well. Murphy and Connell are still alive in the consos. Murphy lost his first match and has won several in a row. Connell just lost 14-0 I think but was his first loss I think. Debein lost a couple of close ones . Stevison went 1-2 losing 7-0 in his last one . Tate Robinson lost his first match in ot and had to injury default out of tournament. Westbrooks went 1-2 or 2-2 and is out. Sutherland out and went 2-2 losing to pa in overtime and Fargo 3 rd placer 5-3 in the last few seconds. Davis from McCallie out at 0-2. Simpson out at 2-2, lost a close one on a questionable call. I'm not sure about the bigger guys. I think Evans was. 0-1 last I saw losing a close one right at the end. Kennedy was 1-1 losing to the ohio state champ, I think Kramer was 1-1 last I saw. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
YOUTHCOACH16 Posted October 26, 2013 Report Share Posted October 26, 2013 Murphy on to day 2. Finished. 6-1. Beat a Fargo Greco champ and the 5th place finisher at last years super 32 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Coffetalk Posted October 26, 2013 Report Share Posted October 26, 2013 Evans is 2-1 on too day two. Anyone know why Eliza Oliver didn't compete? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Coffetalk Posted October 26, 2013 Report Share Posted October 26, 2013 Evans is 2-1 on too day two. Anyone know why Eliza Oliver didn't compete? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BringBack119 Posted October 27, 2013 Report Share Posted October 27, 2013 Other than Murphy no one else from Tennessee has looked impressive. Hope Murphy can keep it up and represent TN well. By far the best wrestler in TN after placing up in Fargo and with this deep run here. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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