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Post by vawrestle09 on Feb 1, 2024 19:54:39 GMT -5
8th graders can compete if they attend a middle school associated with the high school, to my knowledge. I didn’t think Benedictine had any middle school? Their website says 9-12.
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Post by mrwrastlin#2 on Feb 3, 2024 12:41:55 GMT -5
Peninsula Catholic 35, Cape Henry Collegiate 34
106: Dorton (CH) won 8-5; 113: Veira (PC) p. Davis 3:02; 120: Burnham (CH) p. Rossi 4:00; 126: Walck (CH) d. Wiatt 5-0; 132: Montgomery (PC) md. Peralta 11-1; 138: Whitehead (PC) md. A. Feldman 15-4; 144: L. Feldman (CH) won by pin in 3:38; 150: Murray (PC) p. Hulett 0:41; 157: Rubino (CH) won by pin in 4:26; 165: Olvera (PC) d. Todl 13-12; 175: Pradelli (PC) p. Dopp 2:23; 190: Winans (CH) md. Rusak 22-8; 215: Lewis (PC) p. Seith 3:49; 285: Bartko (CH) p. Richard 4:00.
Carl Lewis’ pin at 215 pounds clinched a competitive match for the Knights.
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Post by mk18pilot on Feb 4, 2024 8:26:48 GMT -5
#8/132 Ronan Montes (Freshman/FUMA) is highly underrated in the 132 Division. He gave #2/138 Caleb Haney (Junior/STC) a run for his money at Prep League yesterday and he utterly dominated #7/132 Malachi Huffman (Junior/WFS). Huffman could not stall at Prep League like he did against Montes at the WFS TRI early this season; no way I would rank him higher than the Freshman. The VISSA State Meet is going to be very interesting this year without a doubt.
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Post by brsrick on Feb 8, 2024 7:09:20 GMT -5
#5 Aito Omura is a hammer at 132. Granted he has not seen most of the top guys, but he has pinned every opponent, including Huffman, in the first or second period and the only points scored on him are points he gave the opponent. I am not suggesting he is the top dog in this weight class, but I am fairly certain he is in the top 3.
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Post by stopstalling37 on Feb 8, 2024 8:54:06 GMT -5
Issac Slater at 120 has wrestled as high as 132 this year.. Do we know if he's going to be staying at 120 for state?
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