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Post by thing2 on Feb 4, 2014 19:14:54 GMT -5
Jerrell beat Travers, Travers beat Noury and Noury beat Jerrell at 145
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Post by blaze17 on Feb 5, 2014 10:28:51 GMT -5
Okay guys here are my new rankings. Remember I think that switchit's rankings should trump mine. Please let me know of any results that I have missed. Not all results are on RIIL, projo, or sites like track wrestling. Rankings have been very hard because in alot of causes wrestlers have wrestled twice with split results, or A beat B and B beat C and C beat A. Plus some weight classes (126, 132, 138, 145, 220) are a mess because they have been many scenerios like A>B>C>A 106: 1. Cardosa - MH 2. Teves - MB 3. Celico - BH 4. Hussey - EP 5. Wiliams - LSA 6. Persechino - EWG HM - Porcaro - Cumb HM - Yanko - NP 113: 1. Celico - BH 2. Lourenco - NP 3. Bloom - MB 4. Bross - Cumb 5. Jerez - Woon 6. Mello - Midd HM - Ricutti - EWG HM - Myers - Narr 120: 1. Altieri - WV 2. Boudette - Cumb 3. Davol - BH 4. Stamos - EWG 5. Arias - Hope 6. Lanphier - Char HM Rose - West HM Leite - EP 126 1. D'Allesio - Lin 2. Soto - John 3. Howland - NP 4. Swanson - BH 5. Brodeur - Cov 6. Forand - LSA HM Skiffington - SK HM Creamer - Cumb 132 1. Howard - MB 2. Nordby - Cumb 3. Lourenco - WV 4. Gomez - CW 5. Lancaster - MH 6. Costa - Hope HM Jacobsen - BH HM Martinez - LSA 138: 1. O'Connell - CW 2. Tedesco - John 3. Danis - Cov 4. Rutledge - Midd 5. Lundston - Barr 6. Clark - Pon HM Durkin - Cumb HM Widdfield - West 145: 1. Jerrell - EG 2. Travers - TG 3. Dimauro - BH 4. Noury - Pon 5. Duran - SK 6. Ribezzo - John HM Wolfang - LSA HM Masi - Cumb 152: 1. Labrie - EWG 2. Biovani - SK 3. Short - West 4. Borsey - Hope 5. Nelson - Narr 6. Tribelli - Cumb HM Amirault - WV HM ? 160: 1. Labrie - EWG 2. Peoples - EP 3. Stewart - BH 4. Leonard - John 5. Thibideau - MH 6. Adolevi - Hope HM Swanski - Cumb HM Mulligan - NP 170: 1. Dupre - Cov 2. Hayes - Cumb 3. Baptista - EP 4. Conley - SK 5. Sauro - BH 6. Noury - Pon HM Anderson - EWG HM Mulligan - NP 182: 1. Gallagher - Narr 2. Boesch - BH 3. Perroni - MH 4. Valerio - LSA 5. Rocchio - Cov 6. Riecke - EWG HM Cardinal - CW HM Soars - John 195: 1. Dziadkiewicz - NP 2. Lombado - MH 3. Giorgio - Cumb 4. Martino - BH 5. Pierce - TG 6. Harrington - SK HM ? HM ? 220: 1. Neff - EWG 2. Scott - CE 3. Fenwick - MH 4. Desantis - Char 5. Morvillo - Barr 6. Stubbs - Tol HM Millen - Narr HM Pare - SK 285: 1. Robey - Barr 2. Sauer - BH 3. Sousa - MH 4. Winn - SK 5. Hebert - Cov 6. Chapman - Narr HM James - CW HM Reilly - Cumb Debate away Stubbs beat scott last night in a dual. |
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Post by shoot on Feb 5, 2014 12:55:27 GMT -5
With the exception of Neff, 220 is completely open for 2-6 imo...anyone can be in any of those 5 spots. Pretty cool if you ask me.
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Post by johnnymac on Feb 5, 2014 13:44:15 GMT -5
And Dimauro beat noury last year . So I guess this means that anyone of these top 4-5 wrestlers could come out on top any given night. Should be a great weight class to watch. I wouldn't get to hung up in someones rankings.
Would love to see forum pick up some new activity always seems to be same people No matter what coments are made on this forum there will always be someone to critique but that's what make this site exciting.
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Post by thing2 on Feb 5, 2014 14:26:35 GMT -5
3 out of the top 4 kids at 145 are in D2 so that should make for a great Sectionals tournament to watch.
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Post by wrestler401 on Feb 5, 2014 22:43:33 GMT -5
Anthony Izzy NP beat Cumberlands heavyweight and it was a close match against SK heavyweight
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Post by wrestler401 on Feb 5, 2014 22:45:49 GMT -5
Jordan Zanni NP 182 beat Soares of JOHN and i believe he beat the CW 182 too
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Post by dogboy666 on Feb 6, 2014 9:35:29 GMT -5
i have a question if Altier only wrestles a couple of matches will he get special circumstances for the 2 seed
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Post by wrestle4life on Feb 6, 2014 9:55:09 GMT -5
Altieri should still be 1 seed going in 3state titles 3 new england places and never lost ti anyone at any weight he wrestled in ri should count for something if not system is really screwed up if wasnt injured would be 1 seed. If not 1 seed pool him in and let him take someone out early in rounds to mess with team points for states
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Post by Wildfire on Feb 6, 2014 10:43:03 GMT -5
That is a good point. If Altieri gets a lower placement, you may not see the finals that you expect. If Johnny met the 1 to 4 seeds in the early rounds, that could knock them out of the New Englands...
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Post by dogboy666 on Feb 6, 2014 10:56:05 GMT -5
im only asking the question because Altier's match with Boudette goes as a loss head to head this year. and now you have Davol also a returning state champ and Altier did not face him this year.
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Post by dogboy666 on Feb 6, 2014 11:02:22 GMT -5
so my question was how would you seed a three time champ. he has beatin both Boudette and Davol is his injury goin to mess with seeding
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Post by 1hiker on Feb 6, 2014 12:21:42 GMT -5
Favoritism or exception to rules is a slippery slope… I do not think someone (regardless of past performance) should get special privileges based on last year or the year before. Please know I am not taking away the fact he is a great wrestler and will undoubtable continue to do good things in the sport and chances are he wins again this year. There are rules in place… and if I’m not mistaken the power point system takes into account the wrestler’s past performance and they get points for being a returning state place winner and additional points if they are a returning New England place winner. Frankly, he, like all wrestlers, should be seated based on current performance and the current power point system the state is using.
Bottom line: the system (while arguably may not the best) is the system we are using and we should not grant any special treatment or exceptions.
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Post by wiseowl on Feb 6, 2014 13:08:37 GMT -5
A wrestler can qualify for the "special circumstance" rule, which allows a wrestler to be put up for the 1 or 2 seed due to an injury, while not having enough power points. A 3 coach panel not involved will vote whether or not the wrestler is eligible for the rule, based on certain criteria. Our job as coaches is to do whats best for our wrestler with integrity, and when something unfortunate comes along like Altiere, you hope to do the best thing within the rules. If Altieri is eligible for the rule, I'd guess he'd be a 2 seed, since his loss to Beaudette wouldn't warrant a 1 even though injured. Only time will tell
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Post by riwrestlingfan on Feb 6, 2014 14:15:52 GMT -5
As long as Altieri is seeded in top 3 it should not matter. He will have to face Davol in Beadette in the semis and finals. It would mess things up if he faces one of them before then
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Post by sticks11 on Feb 6, 2014 14:25:45 GMT -5
DAVOL IS TAKING THE GOLD!
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Post by wrestler365 on Feb 6, 2014 20:44:52 GMT -5
Conte 195 Johnston beat Lombardo Mt.Hope
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Post by wrestle4life on Feb 7, 2014 0:49:04 GMT -5
You are right a true champ will win no matter who or what seed he wrestles. Will be a fun year for ri. 120 at state and several others. Go ri wrestling
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Post by wrestler83 on Feb 7, 2014 1:06:43 GMT -5
That was well put by all who responded regarding Altieri who is a great wrestler and no matter where he is seeded,I personally do not think it will affect the true champs outcome,that is unless his injury comes into play!!!!!!!!!! Good luck to all and would love no more than to see a 4 time State Champ..Good luck john..
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Post by matfan on Feb 7, 2014 6:49:24 GMT -5
Coventry beat SK last night by 1 point but SK had many of their JV in due to injuries. Conley (170) is wrestling up because Harrington (190) is out with injury. That should change the rankings in those two classes a bit.
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