Region Duals

[Bump11]

Cleveland and WV were 1/2 in one of the districts (D7?)

BC and SD were 1/2 in the other district (D8?)

 

D7 1st vs D8 2nd (and vice versa).

ahhhh i see Edited January 26, 2017 by Bump11

[BrisketTaco]

Wilson vs Clarksville

Northwest vs Mt. Juliet ??

I believe that is how it will work. I suppose we will find out an a few hours.

[Bump11]

I believe that is how it will work. I suppose we will find out an a few hours.

northwest and mt juliet have spilt matches this year. Should be a good one

[goblue1]

That's very true. And if the current state of the feeders is any indication of success for the high schools then Summit and Nolensville look to be in great shape. Pete Miller also coaches Spring Station MS, the feeder for Summit, and they won their second straight WMAA title last month.

 

The results and their HS in ()

 

Spring Station- 231.5 (Summit)

Mill Creek- 173.5  (Nolensville)

Page- 146  (Page/ Some Centennial)

Heritage- 140   (Independence)

Brentwood- 53  (Brentwood)

Grassland- 28  (Franklin)

Woodland- 25   (Ravenwood)

Freedom- 0   (Centennial)

Sunset- 0   (Was Ravenwood, will be all Nolensville in a few years)

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.  

[TD2]

That's very true. And if the current state of the feeders is any indication of success for the high schools then Summit and Nolensville look to be in great shape. Pete Miller also coaches Spring Station MS, the feeder for Summit, and they won their second straight WMAA title last month.

 

The results and their HS in ()

 

Spring Station- 231.5 (Summit)

Mill Creek- 173.5 (Nolensville)

Page- 146 (Page/ Some Centennial)

Heritage- 140 (Independence)

Brentwood- 53 (Brentwood)

Grassland- 28 (Franklin)

Woodland- 25 (Ravenwood)

Freedom- 0 (Centennial)

Sunset- 0 (Was Ravenwood, will be all Nolensville in a few years)

[TD2]

Oh my, what happened to brentwood and grassland? They were always fighting it out for the championship.