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Post by hicpunch on Dec 21, 2018 13:41:29 GMT -5
Start calling out people who bump away especially if your team wins or loses by alot
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Post by wrestling27 on Dec 21, 2018 14:05:22 GMT -5
Both Fry and Gillis weighed in for 106lbs. Gillis was bumped for Team matchup and it worked because the meet started out 6 to 6.
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Post by teacup106 on Dec 21, 2018 14:09:08 GMT -5
Marchione put up big against sangare he won 11-3 so I know that there is a lot of weights and wrestlers but Marchione needs to be considered at the 195, also I respect Riggs as a wrestler and in his weight class he is a monster but p4p I not sure any of the upper weights can really contend with the technical knowledge and speed. Riggs competing well at New Englands should put him on the list. He loss 2-0 to the 195 New England Champ in the quarterfinals |
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Post by gearhead on Dec 21, 2018 14:23:17 GMT -5
NK Zarella should definitely be ranked at 120, Crocker 220
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Post by takedown15 on Dec 22, 2018 9:02:57 GMT -5
NK Zarella should definitely be ranked at 120, Crocker 220 |
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Post by takedown15 on Dec 22, 2018 9:03:56 GMT -5
NK Zarella should definitely be ranked at 120, Crocker 220 |
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Post by takedown15 on Dec 22, 2018 9:07:35 GMT -5
Both Fry and Gillis weighed in for 106lbs. Gillis was bumped for Team matchup and it worked because the meet started out 6 to 6. Is this because the coaches think it’s better for the team or is it because of personal reasons! Thoughts? |
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Post by Marty on Dec 22, 2018 13:39:53 GMT -5
Stephenson (CW) is at 126 this year and Gomez (CW) is trying to get down to 126 to wrestle off Stephenson for that spot in the lineup. It’s weird how Gomez wrestled at the 132 weight class at the first tournament and lost in the finals but now wants to cut down to 126 to wrestle off Stephenson for his spot. |
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Post by pepethecoach823 on Dec 23, 2018 4:05:25 GMT -5
Pono & Cov strong showing at the Frank Chaves Invitational. Riggs is solid, pinned through. Joyce 120 won it. Caltagirone beat Villanova. Fry wrestled in Finals lost 3-2. Clarke won. More results on Flo.
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Post by coachrocco on Dec 23, 2018 8:55:31 GMT -5
Reynolds from Scituate certified at 138 Thank you. |
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Post by magnanimous on Dec 23, 2018 9:36:10 GMT -5
1. Ponagansett, RI 174½, 2. Simsbury 139, 3. Avon 120, 4. Coventry RI 119, 5. Hand 72, 6. Newtown 70, 7. Joel Barlow and Suffield/Windsor Locks 68, 9. Melrose MA 67, 10. New Fairfield 60, 11. Fairfield Ludlowe 55, 12. New Milford 48, 13. Newington 43, 14. Haddam-Killingworth 42, 15. Granby 38½, 16. East Hartford and Westfield MA 35, 18. Tolland 25½ , 19. Pomperaug 14, 20. Watertown 4, 21. Naugatuck 0
Individual results
106 LBS
Final: Josh Brault (Joel Barlow) dec. J’mari Lowman (Ponagansett), 9-2
3. Evan Lindner (New Milford) dec. Cameron Hines (Haddam-Killingworth), 4-2
113 LBS
Final: Hunter Adrian (Melrose) dec. Joziah Fry (Coventry RI), 3-2
3. Tim Cook (Ponagansett) dec. Zachary Johns (Suffield/Windsor Locks), 9-2
120 LBS
Final: Michael Joyce (Ponagansett) dec. Ty Finn (Simsbury), 4-0
3. Kyle Davern (Daniel Hand) forfeit over Abhi Bhabad (Avon)
126 LBS
Final: Jacob Remolina (Coventry RI ) dec. Justin Hood (Ponagansett), 6-1
3. Peter Coniglio (New Milford) forfeit over Hunter Chin (New Fairfield)
132 LBS
Final: Mason Clarke (Coventry RI) dec. Nik Accousti (Newtown), 9-1
3. John Mairano (Simsbury) pin Dylan Washburn (Suffield/Windsor Locks), 4:58
138 LBS
Final: Andrew Oken (Simsbury) dec. Vitaliy Borodin (Westfield), 5-0
3. Jacob Zotti (Newington) pin Zachary Kalmanson (New Fairfield), 2:41
145 LBS
Final: Sean Caltagirone (Coventry RI) pin Stephen Macintosh (Melrose), 0:25
3. Trevor Villanova (Ponagansett) tech fall Timothy Roberts (East Hartford), 19-2
152 LBS
Final: Sean Herbert (Melrose) dec. Carter Sirois (Simsbury), 8-3
3. Alex Klein-Wassink (Joel Barlow) dec. Andrew Sayers (Newtown), 6-1
160 LBS
Final: Michael Angers (Tolland) pin Samuel Bergin (Simsbury), 3:15
3. Jack Colman (Avon) pin Stan Godlewski (Fairfield Ludlowe), 0:56
170 LBS
Final: Miguel Gonzalez (Suffield/Windsor Locks) pin Colman Doucette (New Fairfield), 4:31
3. Tyler Perez (Granby) pin Justin Hathaway (Fairfield Ludlowe), 0:52
182 LBS
Final: Carson Licastri (Joel Barlow) dec. Benjamin Kibby (Granby), 3-1
3. Brett Araniti (Simsbury) dec. Matthew Carson Haddam, (Haddam-Killingworth), 9-1
195 LBS
Final: Tyler Riggs (Ponagansett) pin Alec Dube (Daniel Hand), 2:55
3. Tyler Dickenson (Avon) dec. Aidan Lozada (Newington), 5-1
220 LBS
Final: Luke Cirka (Ponagansett) dec. Chris Gens (Avon), 7-5
3. Aidan Maher (Haddam-Killingworth) dec. Matt Derken (Daniel Hand), 2-1
285 LBS
Final: Henry Schrecengost (Avon) dec. Joe Zeller (Newtown), 6-3
3. Jeremy Girard (Ponagansett) pin Joe Racco (Westfield), 1:00
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Post by techfall150 on Dec 23, 2018 20:54:08 GMT -5
Both Fry and Gillis weighed in for 106lbs. Gillis was bumped for Team matchup and it worked because the meet started out 6 to 6. Is this because the coaches think it’s better for the team or is it because of personal reasons! Thoughts? If Cumberland bumps Gillis as a team strategy that seems reasonable. Fry isn't even going 106 this year. He went 113 last tournament and lost in a rematch to the MA All-State Champion and New England Champion. With that said though, the score was close enough that Fry can turn that loss to a win. |
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Post by techfall150 on Dec 23, 2018 21:05:10 GMT -5
Stephenson (CW) is at 126 this year and Gomez (CW) is trying to get down to 126 to wrestle off Stephenson for that spot in the lineup. Good for Gomez. If 126 is his optimal position and he need to work to get scratch, then so be it. It's wrestling, the fairest sport in the world. |
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Post by magnanimous on Dec 23, 2018 22:52:25 GMT -5
Agreed,
Why wouldn't Gomez go 126, thats his best chance of of winning a title!
As a coach you want your kids to go where it is most optimal for them!
No one is entitled to a spot, it must be earned!
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Post by Marty on Dec 24, 2018 10:35:20 GMT -5
Agreed, Why wouldn't Gomez go 126, thats his best chance of of winning a title! As a coach you want your kids to go where it is most optimal for them! No one is entitled to a spot, it must be earned! |
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Post by Marty on Dec 24, 2018 10:42:25 GMT -5
Agreed, Why wouldn't Gomez go 126, thats his best chance of of winning a title! As a coach you want your kids to go where it is most optimal for them! No one is entitled to a spot, it must be earned! Every Kid has the right to wrestle off for any weight they want that’s the way it always has been and always will be but if you already sucked to get to 132 don’t kill yourselve and suck to 126 And it is more optimal for him at 132 for himself and for the team |
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Post by cradlegod69 on Dec 24, 2018 13:25:01 GMT -5
This is a little early but based off lineups what team do you guys think will have the most champs
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Post by powpow7878 on Dec 24, 2018 14:27:00 GMT -5
This is a little early but based off lineups what team do you guys think will have the most champs coventry, hendi, or cumberland |
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Post by pepethecoach823 on Dec 24, 2018 16:27:30 GMT -5
Cumberland’s great and all but I wouldn’t put them top three when it comes to number of state champs. Coventry. Pono, chariho
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Post by usacoach07 on Dec 26, 2018 20:53:48 GMT -5
Wasn't going to do rankings this year but I haven't seen any serious rankings so far. Here is what I have. Its a little rough (some weight classes aren't fully built out yet) but it is the best I could do with that amount of wrestling we've had so far without having to make guesses to fill out the bottom of certain weights. The base for these rankings was state places last year. Then I took out seniors, and moved kids to appropriate weights according to where they appear to be wrestling this year. Then head to head match ups moved a couple people around, but there hasn't been too much action yet. A few wrestlers who didn't place last year were added to the bottom of some weight class rankings for consistently winning tournaments and duels. Things of note: 120: Fallon (BH) over Joyce (Pon) based on being a New England Placer (didn't wrestle last year due to injury). 285: Phelps (Char) over returning state champ Hancock (Cumb) by Fall. Previously have never heard of Phelps (didn't place this year) and was unsure about moving him ahead of a returning state champ for one victory. However I didn't really have any justification not to so he is tentatively the #2 at 285. If Phelps starts dropping matches most likely Phelps will be moved down rather than wrestlers jumping both Phelps and Hancock. If I missed any head to heads or have wrestlers at the wrong weight please let me know as always. Your feedback is more helpful than you think. Finally, if you have any suggestions on how to fill out the bottoms of some of these weight classes please share (with justifications for each wrestler). Thanks. Here you go: P4P: 1) Fry 2) Fallon 3) Riggs 4) Clarke 5) Caltagirone 106 1) Gillis (Cumb) 2) Felix (CF) 3) Gomes (MH) 4) Lowman (Pon) 5) Schartner (NK) 113 1) Fry (Cov) 2) Cook (Pono) 3) Stephenson (CW) 120 1) Fallon (BH) 2) Joyce (Pon) 3) Gomez (CW) 4) Dutcher (Woon) 5) Lynch (Linc) 126 1) Williams (BH) 2) Reilly (Cumb) 3) Remolina (Cov) 4) Rizzo (NP) 132 1) Clarke (Cov) 2) Passanante (Cumb) 3) Iaccabucci (BH) 138 1) Merritt (Char) 2) Reynolds (Sci) 3) Bennett (MH) 4) Pacheco (WW) 145 1) Caltigirone (Cov) 2) Fine (BH) 3) Faria (Cumb) 4) Lombardo (Smi) 152 1) Villanova (Pono) 2) Bonanno (Char) 3) Reid (BH) 160 1) Dougherty (Char) 2) Gosselin (Burr) 3) Brown (NK) 4) Onajide (Hope) 170 1) Dougherty (Char) 2) Macomber (Pono) 3) Breit (LSA) 4) Soares (Pil) 182 1) Grifka (MH) 2) Gregorian (LSA) 3) Swanson (BH) 4) Anderson (Char) 5) Brzoza (SK) 6) Symmes (NP) 195 1) Riggs (Pon) 2) Sangare (Cumb) 3) Page (JS) 4) Feliz (Hope) 220 1) Circa (Pon) 2) Bailey (BH) 3) Shaw (Char) 4) Coppolino (Cumb) 5) Salazar (WW) 6) Butera (LSA) 285 1) Guarcas (Hope) 2) Hancock (Cumb) 3) Bentancur (BH) 4) Phelps (Char) |
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