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@Ranger123 when do your semi-state rankings come out?

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Checkmate, I believe the action begins at 5:30am eastern time on monday morning, live feed on flowrestling. I have them starting at 11:30 their time, which would be 5:30 here i believe. You can find the schedule at the page below: https://uww.org/event/world-championships-52?tab=schedule

https://athletics.bellarmine.edu/news/2021/7/7/wrestling-shuck-named-head-coach-of-bellarmine-wrestling.aspx Official as of today.

Hire has been made! Should be announced by the end of next week! Kentucky got a good one!

I believe Walton Verona will have some guys at the Cadet World Team Trials!

Anyone know where I can get 1?

is there a specific event to search for? Says khsaa state final round is sold out.

At Thomas More for the upcoming year: Shay Horton (Ryle) Brendan Pye (Scott) Tanner Yenter (Campbell County) Migdoel Ocasio (Simon Kenton) Cody Roland (Scott) Damien Calderon (Oldham County) Clayton Boyd (Connor) Brysen Little (Central) Mannie Murrer (Covington Catholic)) Jake Woodard (Campbell County) Dalyan Bailey (Cooper) Gavin Foushee (Seneca) Kelby Gay (Danville) Tyler Kassinger (South Oldham) Brett Lampe (Covington Catholic) Connor McCubbin (South Oldham) Joseph Marino (Covington Catholic) Garren Moody (Danville) Hamilton Young (Danville) Brandon Pruitt (Pikeville)

My college coach is now the head assistant are West Point. We regularly talk about kids from KY and I am looking forward to seeing many more Kentucky wrestlers hopefully at the division 1 level and all other divisions in the near future!

Agreed, always love to see KY kids staying in state. It can be hard for schools to pull in a lot of KY kids just because of all the options. I think there are 108 high schools with wrestling in KY now, with so many colleges in state trying to pull in the talent, not to mention the out of state schools pulling kids. Bellarmine Cumberlands Lindsey Wilson Campbellsville Kentucky Wesleyan Midway Thomas More

We will be hosting a camp for ages 14-18 June 24th/25th at Thomas More! Camp Staff includes head coach Jason Russell (NCAA Qualifier @ Heidelberg University) Sonnieboy Blanco (2x NCAA All-American at Washington & Jefferson) Joseph Brodman (NCAA Qualifier @ UW-Whitewater) and Colin McDermitt (NCAA Qualifier @ Heidelberg University) Session times are as follows and additional information/registration can be found at the link below: Mon June 24: Session One 1:00pm - 3:00pm Session Two 4:30pm - 6:30pm Tues June 25: Session One 1:00pm - 3:00pm Session Two 4:30pm - 6:30pm https://form.jotform.com/91415983492163

Thomas More Wrestling will be hosting our first ever wrestling camp series this summer! When: July 18th-19th, August 8th-9th (times available at registration link below) *NOTICE: Lunch will not be provided in between practices* Where: Thomas More College Wrestling Room (located behind Ackerman Hall on Renaissance Drive, Campus Map Provided Below) Who: Wrestlers grades 7th-12th, all experience levels welcome! Clinicians: Thomas More Wrestling Coaching Staff Current Thomas More Wrestlers Cost: $20 Per Session For more information contact: Jason Russell Cell: (614)-495-7230 russelj@thomasmore.edu Camp Information: This camp will focus on all areas of wrestling including take downs, setups, top technique, and bottom technique. Thomas More Wrestling hopes to provide a fun environment that will include technique, drilling and live wrestling. Registration Link: https://form.jotform.com/81406241168149 Campus Map: http://www.thomasmore.edu/PDFs/campus_map.pdf

A couple of the matches I remember at 220 Woods launched and pinned Pratt and won OW. I believe it was Nate Wheeling from St. x over Tylan Tucker. Brossart of Ryle beat Lampe in a wild 13-12 match. Smallwood over Noah Duke.

With the season fast approaching, we wanted to give the Kentucky wrestling community a look at the Saints wrestling team for the 2017-2018 year: Thomas More Wrestling will enter its second year of competition being led by new head coach Jason Russell, who comes to the Saints from Wisconsin-Whitewater. Graduate assistants Aaron Banko and Richard Dowdley (who served as co-coaches of the program last season) with both be back to form a great staff. Visit http://www.tmcsaints.com/sports/wrest/coaches/index for more information on the coaching staff. The Saints will travel to several different states this year to wrestle the best teams in the nation including Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Tennessee and Illinois. You can find our entire schedule posted online at: http://www.tmcsaints.com/sports/wrest/2017-18/schedule We are also excited about our incoming freshman class, which features a great mix of wrestlers from both Ohio and Kentucky: Kenny Byers (Colerain HS) 3x OH District Qualifier Branham Kipruto (Whitehall Yearling HS) 3x OH District Qualifier Brady Wells (Campbell County HS) KY State Champ, 4x Placer. Tyler Sarreshteh (Liberty Benton HS) 3x OH State Placer (Tiffin U Transfer) Jimmy Murphy (Milford HS) OH State Qualifier Tanner Yenter (Campbell County HS) KY State Champ, 3x Placer Phill Fall (Oak Hills HS) OH District Qualifier Gavin Foushee (Senece HS) KY Regional Placer Cody Roland (Scott HS) 3x KY State Qualifier Andrew Tevis (Edgewood HS) OH District Qualifier Jimmy Traub (Sycamore HS) OH District Placer Gunnar Dawson (Madison HS) 2X OH State Qualifier Joseph Marino (Covington Catholic HS) KY State Qualifier James Caniglia (Loveland HS) OH State Placer (Heidelberg Transfer) The team also returns many tough Ohio and Kentucky Wrestlers: Cody Shultz (Scott HS) PAC Runner Up Tristan Badida (Connor HS) PAC 3rd Place Matt Munoz (Dixie Heights) PAC 4th Place Andrew Tayor (Elder HS) PAC 2nd Place Avery Jones (Glen Este) PAC 2nd Place Ahmad Hameidan (Boone County) We are very excited for the upcoming year! Like us on facebook for more info on Thomas More Wrestling! Thanks and go Saints!

Ranger, I think you make a number of solid points. When I attended the Freestyle/Greco state tournament in April, I was very surprised by the low turnout. In both Ohio and Wisconsin the freestyle state tournament was a big deal. I think that cost may be a huge factor for some kids, but I believe in Ohio a lot of kids are able to get sponsors that help pay for their trip. I was new to the state this year, but I look forward to trying to get involved with the Kentucky National team next year and help with coaching or providing a place to train in any way that I can.

Congrats to Escalera, Reed and all Kentucky wrestlers who took the trip out to Fargo to get better!