Chris Duke

Cole Thomas finishes day 1 going 4-1 beating the #17 kid in the country. Noah Duke finishes day 1 going 4-1 losing in overtime to the #3 kid in the country at 195

Wrestling should be in the same grouping as cross country. Limit the numbers wrestlers not the number of teams.

This is from the tournament director. Our plan that we submitted to the board of health is basically this. Three sessions with approximately 250 athletes in each session. We'll have a Saturday evening session(5-9pm), Sunday morning session(9am-1pm), and a Sunday afternoon session(1-5pm). Each session should be about 4 hours in length. Each athlete will be allowed to bring in two guests(parent, coach, etc) and they will obviously need to pay. We are doing away with the coaches passes just to make it easier on our staff for this year. Which means "anyone" can coach. Obviously it is highly likely that facial coverings will be required for everyone unless you are warming up or wrestling. I am anticipating a response very soon on our status.

This is from Indianamat. With any luck it will happen. We have found a venue and are looking to finalize everything early next week. We are going to wait to make sure we get department of health approval before moving forward with registration. Just a note we will likely have 3 sessions of wrestling, Saturday evening, Sunday morning, and Sunday afternoon. That way we can limit the number of athletes and coaches/parents as much as humanly possible during the event.

Kentucky sent 2 teams for the duals. The following wrestlers are Rumble All-Americans 5 wins or more. I will also list the kids that only had one loss. 117-Spencer Moore 5-0 125-Isaac Thornton 3-1 145-Zac Cowan 4-1 155-Payne Carr 5-1 167-Brayden Giannone 5-0 187-Noah Duke 6-0 Hwt-Ty Kelly 4-0 Rumble Open 117-Spencer Moore 3rd 125-Isaac Thornton 7th 130-Cole Thomas 4th 138-Charlie McKune-7th 145-Zac Cowan-5th 155-Ty Lehman 8th 187-Noah Duke 3rd HWT-Tayshaun Marshall 4th

1-14 pts for each weight class. Your strongest pick gets 14 all the way down to your least confident 1. Person with the most points wins. If your Darkhorse places you get 5 bonus points. If he makes the finals you get 14 bonus points. He has to be outside the Top 10

New rankings are out. Double check the dark horses.

14 Spencer Moore 106 13 Cole Thomas 120 12 Payne Carr 152 11 Noah Duke 182 10 Mathias Ervin 285 9 Daulton Mayer 195 8 Niko Bussell 220 7 Dalton Russelburg 160 6 Gage Fowler 113 5 Gabe Adams 132 4 Jake Insko 138 3 Colin Stevens 170 2 Devon Herron 126 1 Ty Lehman 145 Dark Horse Gabe Savage Ryle 220

Tom K-C is in the bracket at 160

6 is up

If you move to Northern KY there are plenty of places to train in Cincinnati.

This is just my opinion. I listed my Top 10 and the rest of the qualifiers. Like always the teams for the corners of the state finally showed up. I have been working on the upper weights this year and I'm going to post them before the seed meeting. I will update them after state duals. Rankings 1-20.pdf

They had a great tournament. With the weights I worked on it was close. Maybe next year Johnson can help us with some results and maybe it can even be closer.

If that’s true that’s the second time JC did that today. They also did that against SK in a upper weight.

They have started, 70 is built.

Regardless of his age he is in the 8th grade and eligible to compete. We should be concentrating on wrestling and not a kids age. This horse is dead.

No way Rider is the 5

According to track seeds have been saved.

I think it will come down to River City, Union, Johnson, and Ryle. Paducah and Carr have to many holes.

It’s all going to come down to bonus points. Ryle is young and will be chasing Woodford, St X, Christian, and Johnson.

Guess my guess is a secret. It should be fixed now.

Simon Kenton will be a tough out. They have numbers and can adjust their lineup to get the matchups they like. Large school semifinals Ryle, SK, Johnson, Christian.

Region 6 Big Ryle and Simon Kenton.

Hard to rank someone who has only wrestled 4 matches and they are all out of state.