He was the 1 that dropped his hips and was going for the throw and his ass got slammed
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Pretty physical wrestling at 150 in 1a. Both were hand fighting and moving each other around. Pretty polished wrestling. I don’t know how good either of those kids were but I was impressed at how damn physical it was. Fun to watch. Just goes to show that there is quality wrestling at every corner of this state. That’s part of what makes this tournament so damn good.
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Mickel vs Slade has been a good one. 1 point match with a min to go.
Wow! Slade gives up the stall to make it 4-4 and immediately gets a takedown to win
Wow! Slade gives up the stall to make it 4-4 and immediately gets a takedown to win
I wish Iowa could get Ross from Fort Dodge. 3 tds in 30 secs to start his finals match
And the 1st period pin to win. Looks like his has a big shoulder wrap on aswell. He is only a sophomore with big time talent
And the 1st period pin to win. Looks like his has a big shoulder wrap on aswell. He is only a sophomore with big time talent
Is Ross (215) the MVP of the tournament?
This Herrera kid from Ames coming up will be Kueter's future college opponent for the Cyclones
He's got plenty of time to continue to grow into his body. The only thing is that he's so long that it may take him some getting use to the heaviest weight, which is ultimately where he'll have to wrestle.
There's zero chance he could drop to 197.
He's going to Clownville, so draw your own conclusion.
Am I the only one that would love to see round robin matches of all the champs at each weight to crown a all class champ?
I would like one giant cage match with all the champs.
Hard to judge based on the talent level he faced at 285 in Iowa. That is not an especially talented weight class.
Koy Davidson is tournament MVP. Ross got the 3A MVP
FLO has him #9 in the nation. He won a couple California titles aswell.
His opponent in the finals was significantly smaller but he still looked very fluid in his movements for a big man
My kids wrestle at the high school with him, he's actually a nice kid.
Sounds like Clark was talking shit the entire match. If true, he deserved that from Naak.
Kid could be a Kueter type isn’t he a big football recruit as well?
I sat behind a bunch of kids from his school and a couple of parents. Very nice people and we helped cheer on Hess.
Yes.
He was 235 lbs for football and had to cut to make 215.
Gonna be interesting to see how he grows. I see him in the vein of a taller Kyle Snyder. "Undersized" Heavyweight, but technically better than his peers, and that's where he can take advantage.
Technically it is not a “true” seedling like they do at tournaments during the season.
It is a points based seeding that is very heavily weighted towards older kids.
You get points for being a state qualifier, state placer, state champ… Then there are other criteria that freshman can get, but they will most likely always fall behind older kids with state experience.
It is not unlike how they seed Worlds and the Olympics.
Absolutely, Naak's actions weren't a one time thing.
Has some growing up to do.
On a side note...Osage with 4 Champs.
Better tournament team than dual team, I guess.
Impressive.
I used to. It's never going to happen. When and where?
Didn't there used to be something a few weeks after the state tournament where some of those matchups happened? In Charles City? May have only been two classes then. Not sure everyone trained for those.
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