Bortz lost to Davis from Liberal (7-5) at the Liberal tourney, but then beat him in the Pratt/Liberal dual in Liberal the week before Regionals.

Didn't Travis Rogers (Newton) take 3rd at state in 5A @ 171?

Does Worrell get any consideration? He wrestled Caldwell even for the first period in the 6A finals, beat Sanders and Rogers in the Husky Invitational, Gagliano (who finished 3rd in Missouri Group 4) by a 13-5 score at the Blue Springs South tournament. He would have given Wittmeyer a much tougher match in the finals (lost 12-4) at the same tournament if he didn't have to lose 4 pounds midnight Friday night (Dad had him drink too much!!!). In 2009, his losses are to Caldwell, Wittemeyer (2x) and Lalo.

i beat dane norris at 112 7-2 at newton...
-Boyer

How does Nelson drop below Feldkamp? Chase beat him 3 out of 4 times with the only loss coming from what in my opinion was a very questionable call at state.
With that being said I was impressed with Feldkamps flexibility and ability to avoid the takedown.

Jason Murdock

So did Ruiz and others. Its about peaking at the RIGHT time I guess. That has to count for something.

No, 160.

I saw the match and agree that the call was questionable at best. I was surprised that Chase let that possibility happen. However, as close as the previous matches were and the fact that Feldkamp won the State final match, I had no other choice.

Chief-

I appreciate the reply , but I would definately take the guy who has won 75% of the time.

Jason Murdock

Excuse the roundball reference, but Oklahoma trounced Kansas twice in 1988, but lost in the finals and the banner is hanging at Allen Fieldhouse.

There are no excuses for roundball references here.lol

Jason Murdock

Trevor,

Great accomplishment at State! As for Norris, he beat Dalton Miller, defending champion Ruiz and a much improved Scoot on his path. He cannot be denied a top 4 spot.

That's true. I should delete that post.

HWT should be out within 20 minutes...

these rankings are a joke

Strong point.

FINAL 2008-09 ALL-CLASS RANKINGS!

103
1. Bo Pursel - 9 - LS - 5A
2. Roger Windham - 12 - DB - 6A
3. Aaron Seybold - 9 - PT - 5A
4. Dylan Schumacher - 9 - TM - 321A
5. Colby Watters - 9 - ARK - 5A
6. Hunter Stalford - 9 - CV - 4A
7. Konnor Kriss - 9 - COL - 4A
8. Austin Hood - 9 - LOU - 4A
9. Ty Kolterman - 9 - CC - 4A
10. Luke Cole - 12 - AB - 4A


112
1. Taylor Moeder - 10 - SJA - 4A
2. Alan Callahan - 12 - BAL - 4A
3. Kenneth Ornelas - 12 - CH - 4A
4. Dane Norris - 10 - MH - 6A
5. Uylesses DeShazer - 9 - WH - 6A
6. Isaac Ruiz - 11 - JC - 6A
7. Dalton Miller - 11 - WC - 6A
8. Trevor Boyer - 11 - MV - 5A
9. Bo Newport - 10 - PV - 4A
10t. Nathan Reed - 11 - CB - 4A
10t. Adrian Salas - 11 - LB - 5A


119
1. Nathan Furches - 12 - CL - 4A
2. Zack Tanenbaum - 10 - BVN - 6A
3. Garrett Jones - 11 - ARK - 5A
4. Jake Gentzler - 10 - AC - 5A
5. Jeff Vesta - 12 - MH - 6A
6. Zac Sparr - 12 - RH - 4A
7. Logan Singular - 11 - CC - 4A
8. Dan Weigel - 12 - PL - 321A
9. Zach Hoehn - 10 - WEL - 321A
10. Blaine Smith - 11 - SS - 5A


125
1. Chase Nitcher - 11 - VC - 5A
2. Chaz Lawrence - 12 - OS - 6A
3. Daniel DeShazer - 10 - WH - 6A
4. Zach Peters - 12 - AU - 4A
5. Devon Frye - 12 - EU - 321A
6. Alex Bontz - 9 - WI - 4A
7. Jace Campbell - 11 - OA - 321A
8. Steven Plott - 11 - SS - 5A
9. Tyson Schmidtberger - 11 - RUS - 4A
10. Kyle Johnson - 10 - COL - 4A


130
1. Ryne Cokeley - 10 - SJA - 4A
2. Trent Cox - 12 - MZ - 6A
3. Colt Rogers - 11 - SC - 321A
4. Spencer Blew - 10 - LS - 5A
5. Kash Biddle - 11 - ARK - 5A
6. Dylan Penka - 10 - BC - 5A
7. Josh Umscheid - 12 - AC - 5A
8. Justin Rose - 12 - EMP - 5A
9. Cody Wildin - 11 - MA - 321A
10t. Aaron Geist - 12 - OS - 321A
10t. Trey Houlden - 10 - GD - 6A


135
1t. C.J. Napier - 12 - COL - 4A
1t. Kendric Maple - 12 - WH - 6A
3. Tyler Anderson - 11 - CC - 4A
4. Bryce Hood - 11 - LOU - 4A
5. Danny Floyd - 11 - OS - 321A
6. Sal Tovar - 12 - EMP - 5A
7. Cade Hewitt - 12 - BE - 321A
8. Vance Oliver - 11 - WIN - 5A
9. Beau Hentzen - 12 - BC - 5A
10. Dillon Stucky - 11 - SC - 4A


140
1. Parker Madl - 11 - BV - 6A
2. Cade Blair - 11 - VC - 5A
3. Linwood Peoples - 12 - BVNW - 6A
4. Joey Dozier - 11 - GC - 6A
5. Cameron Jesseph - 12 - CH - 4A
6. Zach Bainter - 12 - NO - 321A
7. Dustin Zahorsky - 12 - SL - 321A
8. Tavo Dikin - 12 - EMP - 5A
9. John Lynch - 12 - LA - 321A
10t. Trevor Oliver - 11 - OS - 321A
10t. Cody Shavlik - 11 - DB - 6A


145
1. Mitchell Means - 12 - GD - 6A
2. Colby Crank - 12 - HUT - 5A
3. Cas Spangler - 12 - BE - 321A
4. Trevor Rempe - 12 - SC - 321A
5. Tyler Davis - 11 - MCP - 5A
6. Jake Walker - 11 - STA - 5A
7. Jake Hattabaugh - 10 - AN - 4A
8. Sam Son - 9 - CH - 4A
9. Quinton Wuthnow - 12 - AB - 4A
10. Chase Sanchez - 10 - EMP - 5A


152
1. Chris Watson - 12 - AC - 5A
2. Nathan Sommer - 12 - PV - 4A
3. Blake Fulbright - 12 - MZ - 6A
4. Ryan Houlden - 12 - GD - 6A
5. Marshall McCall - 12 - SC - 321A
6. Derek Newell - 12 - UL - 4A
7. Tyler Sutherland - 12 - LB - 5A
8. David Lalo - 12 - OE - 6A
9. Reece Wright-Conklin - 9 - LAW - 6A
10. Cullen Demerest - 11 - LS - 5A


160:
1. Tyler Caldwell - 12 - GD - 6A
2. Kyle Detmer - 12 - BC - 5A
3. Travis Rempe - 12 - SC - 321A
4. John Hambleton - 11 - LC - 4A
5. Benny Armstrong - 11 - AN - 4A
6. Ryan Wuthnow - 11 - AB - 4A
7. Corey Engstrom - 12 - HOI - 321A
8. Todd Curtis - 11 - GE - 5A
9. Ethan Mumaw - 10 - JW - 4A
10. Travis Rogers - 12 - NT - 5A


171
1. Breck Arnberger - 12 - CB - 4A
2. Alex Feldkamp - 12 - DB - 6A
3. Chase Nelson - 12 - WH - 6A
4. Tyler Hasenbank - 12 - CON - 4A
5. Noel Richardson - 12 - CHP - 4A
6. Grant Hinckley - 12 - LS - 5A
7. Ryan Taylor - 12 - GL - 321A
8. Chaston Hoeme - 12 - SC - 4A
9. Jake Price - 12 - CV - 4A
10. Greg Curtis - 12 - GE - 5A


189
1. Boaz Beard - 12 - GD - 6A
2. Darnell Bortz - 12 - PRT - 4A
3. Aron Elsen - 12 - GB - 5A
4. Nate Davis - 12 - LB - 5A
5. Mark Kolmer - 11 - EMP - 5A
6. Treat Bugbee - 12 - CB - 4A
7. Joel Marrs - 12 - CC - 4A
8. Brandon Reif - 12 - WC - 6A
9. Sawyer Krone - 12 - BE - 321A
10t. Fernando Martinez - 12 - GD - 321A
10t. Jarad Sanches - 12 - SMW - 6A


215
1. Tanner Kriss - 12 - CB - 4A
2. Kyle Caylor - 11 - WNW - 6A
3. Steve Kyler - 12 - ES - 321A
4. Jake Cole - 12 - BC - 5A
5. Jacob Nowak - 12 - STA - 5A
6. Taylor Wuthnow - 11 - AB - 4A
7. Howard Johnson - 12 - GB - 5A
8. Levi Kindel - 12 - CON - 4A
9. Kendall Pierce - 12 - CIR - 4A
10. Jake Woten - 12 - OE - 6A


285
1. Lucas Vincent - 11 - ON - 6A
2. Tank Burns - 11 - COL - 4A
3. B.J. Finney - 11 - AN - 4A
4. Trey Page - 11 - WNW - 6A
5. Lorenzo Serna - 11 - EMP - 5A
6. Jared Rice - 11 - PH - 321A
7. Tony Marquez - 12 - BC - 5A
8. Dennis Devader - 12 - HOL - 4A
9. Cody Huffman - 12 - DO - 321A
10. Dillon Salmans - 10 - HOX - 321A


Team Rankings tomorrow! I will still accept any material criteria that could change these results.

*THESE RANKINGS ARE NOT ASSOCIATED WITH KWCA*

Sum876, where are YOUR rankings so all of Kansas can analyze them with a fine-toothed comb?

"Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the gray twilight that knows not victory nor defeat." Teddy Roosevelt, 1899

To help some of you read between the lines... Chief is the one that dares 'mighty things' with his rankings. The one's that whine about his rankings yet have none of their own - fall under the second part of the passage ('poor spirits . . . ').

i totally agree with chief on any ranking, that takes the last victory. i mean come on i was undefeated when i was 8 doesn't that count for something.

Pats were undefeated until they meet the Giants in the Super Bowl. And, on and on we could go.