A AA state duels

[KRider123]

2 hours ago, Hamblin said:

 

 

Yes I get it. A dual, tri, and quad informs us of the number of teams involved. By your definition you will be dualing, triing, and quading the other teams instead of dueling each team. For the record spell check wouldnt allow me to use those three descriptions, I had to override spell check. Maybe spell check is onto something? 

If you guys want to cry about the word I use then by all means go ahead. 

Have a nice day.

 

Let’s talk wrestling! Who wins A/AA

[SDTrojanJack]

On 1/27/2019 at 1:08 PM, Hamblin said:

 

 

Yes I get it. A dual, tri, and quad informs us of the number of teams involved. By your definition you will be dualing, triing, and quading the other teams instead of dueling each team. For the record spell check wouldnt allow me to use those three descriptions, I had to override spell check. Maybe spell check is onto something? 

If you guys want to cry about the word I use then by all means go ahead. 

Have a nice day.

 

I think it’s cool either way. No intent to offend. Just shining light on why it is spelled dual.

[Sommers]

Dual event and noun, right? Duel the purpose or action of the event. A verb... Jmo

Edited February 3, 2019 by Sommers

[DAKEKO]

5 hours ago, Sommers said:

Dual event and noun, right? Duel the purpose or action of the event. A verb... Jmo

Actually 

Dual is an adjective meaning having 2 parts 

Duel is a verb or a noun meaning a conflict between two entities. 

That's what Google says anyways....

[Sommers]

1 hour ago, DAKEKO said:

Actually 

Dual is an adjective meaning having 2 parts 

Duel is a verb or a noun meaning a conflict between two entities. 

That's what Google says anyways....

True that... Thanks for the English lesson sir

[DAKEKO]

14 hours ago, Sommers said:

True that... Thanks for the English lesson sir

Anytime professor;)

[Sommers]

 

 

Nolensville wrestling caps special season with state duals runners-up title

Posted by Cory Woodroof

Date: February 04, 2019

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BY CORY WOODROOF

Though their special season will end in silver, not gold, the Nolensville Knights wrestling team still has plenty to be proud of for what they’ve accomplished.

The team fell to Pigeon Forge 59-18 Saturday in the TSSAA’s state duals wrestling Class A-AA championship, finishing a bracket where they topped Signal Mountain and Greeneville.

They’ll be runners-up for their classification and were recognized for that distinction after the match.

It’s the furthest the young school has ever gotten in its three-year history in wrestling, and has set a new bench mark for future Knights wrestlers.

“I’ve had these guys for three years. I couldn’t be more proud of them,” Knights head coach Josh Peck said of the team’s accomplishments.

“We’ve got a great group of seniors that led the team to here — Max Dansereau, Wes Miller and Hayden Brammer — and, again, it’s only been three years, and to make the state finals is pretty impressive for them. I’m very proud of them.”

Miller got one last individual win for his senior season against Pigeon Forge.

The team will now look to build traditions for the future, made easier by Nolensville’s culture of cheering on all of its sports.

“The school supports everybody,” Peck said. “It’s great. A lot of schools don’t even know wrestling exists, and at our school, they have a little mini pep [rally] for them, they have put singlets on their lockers, made announcements about it.

“So the fact that our school actually knows we exist and we’re doing well is good for us…and we support everybody else.”

Peck is optimistic for where the program is headed, citing the young wrestlers on their way to the high school as added motivation.

“This is hopefully the beginning,” Peck said. “We have a great kids’ club, our middle school program is rocking now…the future should be good.”