weight system

[prwrestler13008 0]

how do i find out how much i need to weigh for my next match?

[CCFullerHWT 1]

your coaches weigh in forms should be able to tell you what your minimum weight is for the day of the meet judging of of your last weigh in and you body fat compostion test

[prwrestler13008 0]

but isn't there a way to check it online by ourself?

[Ranger123 43]

I think so.  You need to get your login information from your coach.

[Charger Coach 14]

Each wrestler has a login ID and a password.  You can check out your individual information.  Your coach should have that info for you if you want to get it.

[risingtide160 1]

has everybody already certified?who all hasnt

[grappler-of-old 44]

There is no certificaton

[myGSP 4]

C) Certifi cation into a Weight Class

1) A wrestler is certifi ed into a particular weight class at any

regularly scheduled match or tournament any time on or prior to

the Saturday of NFHS week 30 by making base weight (including

growth allowance after December 25) at an offi cial weigh-in on

a certifi ed scale as long as that certifi ed weight is not below the

documented minimum weight and is at a time allowed by the

minimum weight calculations. A wrestler weighing in on or prior

to the Saturday of NFHS week 30 is continually certifying at the

weigh-in weight.

2) Once a wrestler is certifi ed into a particular weight class as

of the Saturday of NFHS week 30, he/she may weigh-in only

in that class and one class above. He/she is automatically recertifi

ed into a higher weight class after the Saturday of NFHS

week 30 by weighing in and qualifying for that class, but never

into a lower weight class. After the Saturday of NFHS week 30,

making base weight (including growth) two classes above any

previously certifi ed weight class automatically renders that

wrestler ineligible for the remainder of the year to wrestle in the

lower weight class (previous certifi ed weight).

3) Please note that this rule is for weigh-ins, not matches. It is

possible that a wrestler weighed in at a certain class weight

for a match, but wrestled up during that match. That weigh-in

would count for the lower, weigh-in class.

[grappler-of-old 44]

    Every time you weigh in you are certified.  So therefore there are no certification.  Not like in the old days where you had to make scratch wt. at least once proir to Jan. or you did not get your 2 lb allowance. 

[three 9]

     Every time you weigh in you are certified.   So therefore there are no certification.  Not like in the old days where you had to make scratch wt. at least once proir to Jan. or you did not get your 2 lb allowance. 

  Is it the same for middle school?

[grappler-of-old 44]

  Is it the same for middle school?

NO

Middle school is not a KHSAA sanctioned event.  Therefore not bound to thier rules.

I believe you must make scratch at least once if not twice before you recieve your 2 pound allowance.