Just for information Miller did beat Kriss at their dual.

Chase Sanchez won 5a 152 His only losses were Kyle Ash from Tulsa Union and Ryne Cokely From St James. I would like to know where you get your information.

Yes Miller beat Kriss at one dual but Kriss beat him three other times at st francis 11-0 then miller beat kriss at the dual 3-1 then two days later Kriss beat him 15-4 and then later at another dual 5-1 so that win really doesnt mean much over Kriss.. and McComb did beat kriss the only time the wrestled but Kriss improved so much over the season and im sure could beat just about anyone at that weight anytime

Miller is good no doubt, props to him.
I could maybe see a T10 for him but couldn't see justification for bumping McComb.

McComb got the crap draw from H... at state.
Loses to Deshazer 3-2 in regional finals.
Lost 2-0 in quarters at state to Dremel then lost in OT to McElroy on backside. If the bracket is seeded he places no question.
5 of Chief's top 10 were in that 6A bracket.
Tough break for very tough kid.
Best wishes McComb.

Konnor Kriss was a beast at 4a state. Someone prior to state had gotten on here and said "Reed and Kriss should both win state for Colby" and I was thinking "who is this guy spouting off? Does he not know Kyle Johnson is in that bracket?"

Well Konnor made a believer out of me, Heck of a match between him and Kyle Johnson.

Won't be long, and Konnor will be kicking big brother's a$$..

He meant 160lb state champ. Not 152.

How is it disrespectfull to post the outcome of a match did i make a single reference regarding the ability or work ethic of Like no. That can be used for the rankings if anything.

That one was tough. It came down to a personal opinion having seen them both.

Uylesses Deshazer has a 3-1 head to head win over Kane Kelly at the Junction City Tournament as well which should put him above Kelly.

That makes sense. I will make a few changes. Thanks.

Please respond on this thread or in a PM with valid criteria! I will continue to make changes for a short time if warranted. I plan to post the final rankings shortly after the Senior Classic on March 25th. The fourteen top ranked wrestlers at that time will be printed on the 2011 All-Class T-shirts.

Thanks for all the input!


TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Andover Central - 5A
2. Wichita Heights - 6A
3. Goddard - 6A
4. Andale - 4A
5. Clay Center - 4A
6. Derby - 6A
7. Norton - 321A
8. Shawnee Heights - 5A
9. Abilene - 4A
10. Garden City - 6A

INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS:

103:
1. Zac Gentzler - 10 - AC - 5A - 38-1
2. Javier Vieyra - 11 - SS - 5A - 31-3
3. Jason Perez - 11 - ULY - 4A - 35-2
4. Colt Skillman - 12 - BL - 321A - 37-1
5. Hunter Price - 10 - HOL - 4A - 33-4
6. Trey Franka - 10 - CCO - 321A - 33-4
7. Kevin Perez - 10 - JC - 6A - 37-2
8. Parker Howell - 9 - KMC - 5A - 40-6
9. Tyler Mies - 9 - AN - 4A - 32-9
10. Aaron Freislinger - 11 - WR - 6A - 35-8


112:
1. Clay Mulligan - 11 - SC - 321A - 37-1
2. Dustin Reed - 10 - CLB - 4A - 40-2
3. Chris Burley - 10 - GB - 5A - 34-4
4. Quinton Harrison - 10 - NEW - 5A - 31-5
5. Anthony Calderon - 11 - GC - 6A - 31-7
6. Kaleb Bonilla - 12 - GD - 6A - 34-3
7. Alex Garcia - 11 - DC - 6A - 27-11
8. John Risewick - 10 - NO - 321A - 30-7
9. Greg Jones - 9 - WH - 6A - 27-7
10. Corey Spader - 10 - SPH - 4A - 30-8


119:
1. Bo Pursel - 11 - LS - 5A - 36-1
2. Dylan Schumacher - 11 - TMP - 321A - 38-2
3. Austin Hood - 11 - LOU - 4A - 37-1
4. Tim Prescott - 11 - MCP - 5A - 22-2
5. Dane Norris - 12 - MH - 6A - 37-5
6. Alex Wolf - 11 - SV - 4A - 38-1
7. Tyler Dryden - 12 - KMC - 5A - 40-1
8. Chris Sullivan - 11 - HUT - 6A - 36-7
9. Hunter Haralson - 10 - LAW - 6A - 38-5
10. Cody Eastman - 10 - ARK - 5A - 29-9


125:
1. Jake Gentzler - 12 - AC - 5A - 36-1
2. Tre Humphrey - 12 - SMS - 6A - 41-2
3. Cody Beasley - 12 - WC - 6A - 30-3
4. Caleb Seaton - 12 - BS - 4A - 34-5
5. Bo Newport - 12 - PV - 4A - 44-4
6. Brogan Humphrey - 9 - FRE - 321A - 42-1
7. Tim Wrestler - 12 - CH - 4A - 30-5
8. Colby Watters - 11 - ARK - 5A - 30-8
9. Tommy Williams - 11 - STA - 5A - 35-5
10t. Zach Hoehn - 12 - WEL - 321A - 41-4
10t. Aspen Kmiec - 12 - SH - 5A - 40-4


130:
1. Troy Bainter - 12 - NO - 321A - 35-2
2. Daniel DeShazer - 12 - WH - 6A - 32-1
3. Konnor Kriss - 11 - CLB - 4A - 38-6
4. Kyle Johnson - 12 - COL - 4A - 33-3
5. TJ Stokes - 11 - GE - 5A - 43-2
6. Mario Corado - 12 - PT - 5A - 37-7
7. Lincoln Lemon - 11 - GD - 6A - 37-11
8. Zac Dremel - 11 - OS - 6A - 22-2
9. Colt McElroy - 12 - GC - 6A - 35-8
10. Skyler McComb - 12 - DB - 6A - 31-10


135:
1. Zack Tanenbaum - 12 - BVN - 6A - 40-0
2. Tagen Lambotte - 9 - RS - 321A - 48-2
3. Jonathan Blackwell - 10 - BS - 4A - 42-5
4. Aaron Seybold - 11 - PT - 5A - 40-5
5. Courtney Strauss - 12 - AB - 4A - 38-2
6. Symon Seaton - 12 - BL - 4A - 17-3
7. Miles Johns - 11 - NEW - 5A - 36-5
8. Brandon Charbonneau - 11 - EMP - 5A - 32-6
9. Chase Locke - 11 - MZ - 6A - 11-3
10t. Brett Terrell - 12 - NO - 321A - 24-3
10t. Braxton Medina - 11 - GC - 6A - 29-4


140:
1. Taylor Moeder - 12 - SJA - 4A - 49-0
2. Colton Eck - 12 - AN - 4A - 33-2
3. Bradley Little - 12 - DB - 6A - 38-1
4. Kale Newell - 12 - SC - 321A - 35-1
5. Alex Thibault - 10 - HAL - 321A - 35-2
6. Trey Dice - 11 - ARK - 5A - 28-9
7. Cole Schreiner - 12 - SEA - 5A - 30-7
8. Aaron Puckett - 10 - BS - 4A - 43-6
9. Trevor Cox - 11 - MZ - 6A - 24-6
10. Dustin Williams - 9 - GE - 5A - 35-8


145:
1. Alex Bontz - 11 - AC - 5A - 40-0
2. Nick Collins - 12 - AUG - 4A - 28-5
3. Levi Eck - 10 - AN - 4A - 38-6
4. Preston Weigel - 9 - HAY - 5A - 41-3
5. Sheldon Graves - 12 - RS - 321A - 44-3
6. Ky Biddle - 11 - CB - 321A - 35-1
7. Spencer Blew - 12 - LS - 5A - 35-7
8. Bryant Guillen - 10 - SEA - 5A - 36-9
9. Dalton Snyder - 11 - HOX - 321A - 34-5
10t. Cody Hill - 12 - HUG - 4A - 32-11
10t. Brent Koehn - 11 - PT - 5A - 11-3


152:
1. Ryne Cokeley - 12 - SJA - 4A - 46-2
2. Chase Sanchez - 12 - EMP - 5A - 34-2
3. Sam Son - 11 - CH - 4A - 44-1
4. Connor Middleton - 11 - ONW - 45-1
5. Dillon Scanlon - 12 - LS - 5A - 38-4
6. Trey Houlden - 12 - GD - 6A - 24-4
7. Colton Duhr - 11 - AN - 4A - 33-7
8. Kane Kelly - 11 - AB - 4A - 40-5
9. Ulyesses DeShazer - 11 - 6A - 27-6
10. Dylan Braun - 12 - HAY - 5A - 35-5
10. Thomas Rachow - 12 - PH - 321A -


160:
1. Matt Reed - 11 - WH - 6A - 35-0
2. Jake Hattabaugh - 12 - AN - 4A - 36-2
3. Landon Keiswetter - 12 - NO - 321A - 36-2
4. Colton Easterberg - 12 - CC - 4A - 29-7
5. Colton Picking - 12 - AB - 4A - 33-3
6. Drake Lovvorn - 12 - HOL - 4A - 38-3
7. Rory Haug - 11 - SJA - 4A - 40-9
8. Hunter Like - 12 - BVSW - 5A - 36-5
9. Sterling Terry - 12 - ARK - 5A - 37-7
10. Braden Mayes - 12 - BEL - 321A - 34-7


171:
1. Reece Wright-Conklin - 11 - LAW - 6A - 37-0
2t. Dylan Penka - 12 - KMC - 5A - 38-1
2t. Taylor Baird - 12 - PRT - 4A - 29-3
4. Spencer Shirk - 12 - NO - 321A - 33-3
5. Brock Long - 11 - SES - 321A - 34-1
6. Zach Eaton - 12 - SC - 321A - 31-3
7. Blaine Hill - 11 - SME - 6A - 39-6
8. Tyler Baughman - 12 - LS - 5A - 39-4
9. Andrew Flanagin - 12 - CLB - 4A - 40-7
10t. Dominique Henderson - 12 - WH - 6A - 26-9
10t. Tyler Hendrickson - 12 - BV - 5A - 24-6


189:
1. Donnie Lockhart - 12 - SH - 5A - 38-0
2. Zach Anderson - 12 - CC - 4A - 43-1
3. Zach Grimes - 12 - OS - 4A - 44-2
4. Tate Omli - 12 - ELL - 321A - 38-1
5. Donnie Parr - 12 - DS - 4A - 41-4
6. Colt Castlebury - 11 - DOU - 321A - 28-2
7. Tyler Lowe - 11 - EUR - 321A - 31-3
8. Hunter Jameson - 12 - WH - 6A - 28-6
9. Dalton Beard - 12 - GD - 6A - 40-3
10. Jon Bernard - 12 - HUT - 6A - 22-3


215:
1. Justin McPhail - 12 - LIB - 5A - 35-1
2. Luke Bean - 11 - KMC - 5A - 29-2
3. Nathan Butler - 10 - LV - 6A - 44-3
4. Luke Hayes - 11 - SC - 321A - 39-4
5. Shawn Marlatt - 11 - DB - 6A - 35-6
6. Boomer Mays - 12 - EUD - 4A - 38-4
7. Colten Lissolo - 11 - HUG - 4A - 36-7
8. Adam Guthmiller - 12 - SF - 321A - 36-3
9. Sione Siale - 12 - CHP - 321A - 42-2
10. Kyle Pacheco - 12 - GE - 5A - 37-8


285:
1. Jesse Trent - 12 - DC - 6A - 35-0
2. Dillon Salmans - 12 - HOX - 321A - 32-1
3. Eric Mason - 11 - STA - 5A - 41-4
4. Tyler White - 12 - CIM - 321A - 31-2
5. Arbanas Elliott - 12 - BVNW - 6A - 34-3
6. Will Geary - 12 - TOP - 6A - 38-2
7. Clay Wilcox - 10 - CHP - 321A - 39-2
8. Derek Holly - 12 - SH - 5A - 34-5
9. Zach Callahan - 10 - MV - 5A - 37-7
10. Taylor Krier - 11 - MCP - 5A - 30-8

Chief,

What are your thoughts on ranking Clay Center over Norton in the team rankings? Norton has more ranked wrestlers, higher ranked wrestlers and won the head to head. Just curious and thanks for your work.

I know that Zach Pollom and Andrew Flanagin never wrestled and I am not taking anything away from Flanagin, but I do think Pollom should be ranked over him. They had three common opponents just at the state tournament. They are Hosey, Ward, and Baird. They both beat Hosey and and Ward and lost to Baird, but Pollom pinned Hosey and Flanagin only beat him by one. The score with Pollom and Hosey was 2-2 when Hosey shot in and Pollom countered and then ran a bar arm with a half and pinned Hosey. The score with Pollom and ward was 7-4. Pollom I believed led 5-0 going into the 3rd and coasted with his lead. Flanagin and Ward was also a 1 point match. Baird dominated both Pollom and Flanagin along with everyone else that he wrestled. The last argument I would like to bring up is another common opponent, Anthony Shockley. Pollom wrestled Shockley at the Garden City tournament and beat him 12-5. Flanagin lost to Shockley in their last meeting. The only other wrestler that has beat him in your top ten is Blaine Hill. He never saw Hendrickson because Hendrickson was absent at the Gardner tournament and the Johnson County Classic, and Pollom had debate state during the Bobcat Classic. Flanagin's record is a little better than Polloms but with the schedule SJA has I believe Pollom saw better competition. Pollom is a very hot and cold wrestler, and anyone who has watched him through out the year can attest to that, but on the biggest stage of the year he was on top of his game and I think he deserves some credit for that.

Flanagin did beat baird at liberal tho.

When Baird was injured and not 100%

Clay Center beat Norton the last time they wrestled at Newton.

Norton let them win on purpose just to be nice.

First off i would like to say congrats to Pollom and a great for a great state tournament. But I would also like to bring up that Pollom lost to Devon Keith at gardner 4-0 and Hendrickson pinned him he also lost to John Blazevic at Gardner and Blazevic at the Shawnee Mission South tourny lost to Cordi Pascal and at the Blue Valley Northwest tourny lost to him again in which Hendrickson also pinned him. Not trying to put him down he is a great wrestler and he had a great tourny but he has some inconsistent matches. And no disrepespect to those who beat him either. But that is what most likely is keeping him out

Not as clear as you think....

Flanagin:
Lost to Shirk 3 times. Lost to Eaton. Lost 1-0 to Keiswetter. Lost 12-11 to Shockley (wish I could have seen that one). He has beaten Archer 12-1, pinned Shockley and beat Ward 2 times. AND...He beat Baird. That's the tipping point. It is true that Baird was just coming back from being dinged but it's all I have to compare.

Pollom:
Lost to Devon Keith 4-0. Got pinned by Henness and lost to John Blazevic at JOCO 7-4. The rest were out of state guys but he then was majored by a healthy Baird. He has beaten Spencer Wilson (Is he a relative of Cokeley?) and he beat Shockley 12-5. He also beat Ward 7-4.

I completely hear you about the competition. I am considering adding Pollom just below Flanagin. Let me think about that one.

Inconsistent is the nice way to put it. I know Zach very well and hes a very good friend of mine. Here's the thing with him, he started his freshman year and weighed about 115lbs. He wrestled JV his frosh and sophomore years. He put in a lot of extra time with the summer stuff and he lived in the weight room. His Junior year he wrestled varsity at 135 and qualified for state. The next year he put on more muscle and wrestled 171. He's one of those kids where if he is starting to get very successful he tends to get in over his head a little. For example, he got second at the gardner tournament barely losing to a returning state champ, Devon Keith. He then took 4th at the Mid American Classic in Tulsa, which surprised some people. Then going to the Johnson county classic he took 4th, losing to Hill and Blazvic. 2 very tough kids who on any day Zach could beat. It happend throughout the entire year and thankfully he was in the right mind set going into state.