I would move the 2 Goddard boys to the top of the lists at 160 & 171 as well as Mitch Means at his weight. Goddard and Bishop Carroll are dominating teams. Too bad we can't have a "Grand State Dual" tournament!!! WOW, just imagine!

Means lost to Napier at the Bobcat Classic. Bonewell lost to Thoman at the Bobcat Classic. Beard was certainly impressive beating Koehn, but has not faced Scott Elliott yet.

Revised:

103:
1. Kenneth Ornelas - 11 - CH
2. Jeff Vesta - 11 - MN
3. Roger Windham - 11 - DB
4. Blaine Smith - 10 - SS
5. Dylan Penka - 9 - BC
6. Taylor Moeder - 9 - CB
7. Isaac Ruiz - 10 - JC
8. Darrin Stroot - 12 - AN
9. Caleb Seaton - 9 - BS

112:
1. Sharky Slyter - 11 - PA
2. Alan Callahan - 11 - BAL
3. James Wauer - 11 - WA
4. Tyler Stokes - 11 - GE
5. Daniel Deshazer - 9 - SH
6. Logan Singular - 10 - CC
7t. Zach Tanenbaum - 9 - BVN
7t. Symon Seaton - 9 - BL

119: (Toughest weight to rank!)
1. Jordan Keller - 12 - BC
2. Chase Nitcher - 10 - VC
3. Collin Hase - 12 - SL
4. Jarod Ribelin - 12 - RV
5. Derrick Weller - 10 - PI
6. Tyler Anderson - 11 - CC
7. Nick Rockhold - 12 - BAL
8. Ryne Cokeley - 9 - SJ
9. Jesse Barber - 12 - DC
10. Parker Madl - 10 - BV


125:
1. John Keller - 12 - BC
2. Nathan McCormick - 12 - BVN
3. Trent Cox - 11 - AN
4. Colt Rogers - 10 - SC
5. Zach Peters - 12 - AU
6. Connor McCarthy - 12 - STA

130:
1. Kendrick Maple - 11 - WH
2. Jake Tanenbaum - 12 - BVN
3. Matt Noblet - 12 - PA
4. Kevin Callahan - 12 - BAL
5. Tim Dunham - 12 - MZ
6. Trison Graham - 12 - AC
7t. Cameron Jesseph - 12 - CH
7t. Seth Mertins - 12 - VC

135:
1. CJ Napier - 11 - CO
2. Mitchell Means - 11 - GD
3. Linwood Peoples - 11 - BVNW
4. Tony Livengood - 12 - BVN
5. Chase Nelson - 11 - WH
6. Colby Crank - 11 - HT
7. Jacob Wagner - 12 - MN
8. Tommy Knapp - 12 - LN

140:
1. Tyler Caldwell - 11 - GD
2. Aldon Isenberg - 12 - GE
3. Phillip Henes - 12 - ST
4. Cas Spangler - 12 - BE
5. Joey Lutz - 12 - SME
6. Russell Naylor - 11 - SH
7. AJ Stephens - 12 - GL

145:
1. Mitch Arnold - 12 - BC
2. Ryan Houlden - 11 - GD
3. Nathan Sommer - 11 - PV
4. Gage Reichert - 12 - DC
5. Steven Miller - 12 - MN
6. Cody Eaton - 12 - BN
7. Todd Curtis - 10 - GE

152:
1. Kyle Detmer - 11 - BC
2. Brent Fisher - 12 - GD
3. Pete Tapia - 12 - WI
4. Chris Watson - 11 - ANC
5. Nick Flynn - 12 - LG
6. Jordan Meyer - 12 - SA
7. Justin Ringgold - 12 - WNW

160:
1. Sam Thoman - 12 - AN
2. Brandon Bonewell - 12 - GD
3. Ben Davis - 12 - CC
4. Cody Reinhart - 12 - DB
5. Tyler Rosenhamer - 12 - BC
6. Jordan Brown - 11 - PT
7. Greg Curtis - 11 - GE

171:
1. Scott Elliott - 12 - AC
2. Boaz Beard - 11 - GD
3. Tyler Koehn - 12 - PT
4. Tanner Kriss - 12 - CB
5. Phil Witt - 12 - LV
6. Blake Willman - 12 - CC
7. William Bowles - 12 - KH

189:
1. Romero Cotton - 12 - HT
2. Matt Baker - 12 - SME
3. Blake Long - 12 - DB
4. Mark Kolmer - 10 - EMP
5. Clinton Bruce - 12 - AC
6. Joel Marrs - 12 - CC
7. Ryan Patterson - 12 - GP

215:
1. Joe Bach - 12 - LB
2. Aaron Racette - 12 - OA
3. Jake Kober - 12 - SFT
4. Nick Kriss - 12 - CB
5. Kyle Caylor - 10 - WNW
6. Tyler Downs - 12 - DB

285:
1. Atticus Disney - 12 - SH
2. Duane Zlatnik - 12 - RS
3. Steve Andrus - 12 - MN
4. Alex Thomas - 12 - NO
5. Bobby Doxon - 12 - GL
6. Spencer Hilley - 12 - CL
7. BJ Finney - 10 - AN

Where's Anderson on 119. He's beaten Hase and Rockhold this year.

Tyler Anderson is certainly a tough wrestler. This weight class is completely stacked. His losses that I know of are to Nitcher, Keller 2X and Rose. His win over Rockhold is legitimate, but the fall over Hase doesn't prove anything in my opinion. He got a medal and bracket for it, but defensive pins don't prove superiority. He was controlled the entire pinning combination and won the match. If I had to add more kids at 119, Anderson would be up there with Justin Rose and Chaz Lawrence. The next few weeks might prove me wrong on this. Good luck to Tyler the rest of the way.

What if Sharky Slyter was to be at 119. Where would he be in all of this. He has said that he might go 119 for the rest of the year and he has beaten Hase from silver lake.

Good question. I would say #2. I think there's a good chance he will move up, but will wait and see.

Hopefully this weekend they will seed them so that Sharky gets a shot at both Anderson and a rematch with Hase. Or Hase will get a rematch with Anderson... Wish I was going to be there!

Don't worry about it Will, I will send you a copy of the videotape.

lqtm

Laughing quietly to myself?

Yeah. I thought about a PPL (Peed Pants Laughing), but decided on lqtm.

Revised:

103:
1. Kenneth Ornelas - 11 - CH
2. Jeff Vesta - 11 - MN
3. Roger Windham - 11 - DB
4. Blaine Smith - 10 - SS
5. Dylan Penka - 9 - BC
6. Taylor Moeder - 9 - CB
7. Isaac Ruiz - 10 - JC
8. Darrin Stroot - 12 - AN
9. Caleb Seaton - 9 - BS

112:
1. Alan Callahan - 11 - BAL
2. James Wauer - 11 - WA
3. Tyler Stokes - 11 - GE
4. Daniel Deshazer - 9 - SH
5. Logan Singular - 10 - CC
6. Zach Tanenbaum - 9 - BVN
7. Symon Seaton - 9 - BL

119: (Toughest weight to rank!)
1. Jordan Keller - 12 - BC
2. Sharky Slyter - 11 - PA
3. Chase Nitcher - 10 - VC
4. Collin Hase - 12 - SL
5. Jarod Ribelin - 12 - RV
6. Derrick Weller - 10 - PI
7. Tyler Anderson - 11 - CC
8. Nick Rockhold - 12 - BAL
9. Ryne Cokeley - 9 - SJ
10. Jesse Barber - 12 - DC
11. Parker Madl - 10 - BV


125:
1. John Keller - 12 - BC
2. Nathan McCormick - 12 - BVN
3. Trent Cox - 11 - AN
4. Colt Rogers - 10 - SC
5. Zach Peters - 12 - AU
6. Connor McCarthy - 12 - STA

130:
1. Kendrick Maple - 11 - WH
2. Jake Tanenbaum - 12 - BVN
3. Matt Noblet - 12 - PA
4. Kevin Callahan - 12 - BAL
5. Tim Dunham - 12 - MZ
6. Trison Graham - 12 - AC
7t. Cameron Jesseph - 12 - CH
7t. Seth Mertins - 12 - VC

135:
1. CJ Napier - 11 - CO
2. Mitchell Means - 11 - GD
3. Linwood Peoples - 11 - BVNW
4. Tony Livengood - 12 - BVN
5. Chase Nelson - 11 - WH
6. Colby Crank - 11 - HT
7. Jacob Wagner - 12 - MN
8. Tommy Knapp - 12 - LN

140:
1. Tyler Caldwell - 11 - GD
2. Aldon Isenberg - 12 - GE
3. Phillip Henes - 12 - ST
4. Cas Spangler - 12 - BE
5. Joey Lutz - 12 - SME
6. Russell Naylor - 11 - SH
7. AJ Stephens - 12 - GL

145:
1. Mitch Arnold - 12 - BC
2. Ryan Houlden - 11 - GD
3. Nathan Sommer - 11 - PV
4. Gage Reichert - 12 - DC
5. Steven Miller - 12 - MN
6. Cody Eaton - 12 - BN
7. Todd Curtis - 10 - GE

152:
1. Kyle Detmer - 11 - BC
2. Brent Fisher - 12 - GD
3. Pete Tapia - 12 - WI
4. Chris Watson - 11 - ANC
5. Nick Flynn - 12 - LG
6. Jordan Meyer - 12 - SA
7. Justin Ringgold - 12 - WNW

160:
1. Sam Thoman - 12 - AN
2. Brandon Bonewell - 12 - GD
3. Ben Davis - 12 - CC
4. Cody Reinhart - 12 - DB
5. Tyler Rosenhamer - 12 - BC
6. Jordan Brown - 11 - PT
7. Greg Curtis - 11 - GE

171:
1. Scott Elliott - 12 - AC
2. Boaz Beard - 11 - GD
3. Tyler Koehn - 12 - PT
4. Tanner Kriss - 12 - CB
5. Phil Witt - 12 - LV
6. Blake Willman - 12 - CC
7. William Bowles - 12 - KH

189:
1. Romero Cotton - 12 - HT
2. Matt Baker - 12 - SME
3. Mark Kolmer - 10 - EMP
4. Clinton Bruce - 12 - AC
5. Blake Long - 12 - DB
6. Joel Marrs - 12 - CC
7. Ryan Patterson - 12 - GP

215:
1. Joe Bach - 12 - LB
2. Aaron Racette - 12 - OA
3. Jake Kober - 12 - SFT
4. Nick Kriss - 12 - CB
5. Kyle Caylor - 10 - WNW
6. Tyler Downs - 12 - DB

285:
1. Atticus Disney - 12 - SH
2. Duane Zlatnik - 12 - RS
3. Woody Roberts - 12 - RV
4. Alex Thomas - 12 - NO
5. Bobby Doxon - 12 - GL
6. Spencer Hilley - 12 - CL
7. BJ Finney - 10 - AN

Chief, question. how can you rank Woody Roberts so high when he has only wrestled one match in Kansas?

The mats are the same size in Iowa.

If Tyler Anderson is so good then why did he only beat Courtney Strauss from Abilene 14-13 or is it that Courtney, a freshman, is good and needs some recognition.

What does mat size have to do with rankings?

I was also surprised by that score. We'll see more of Tyler on Saturday with Hase and Slyter.

I think he's trying to say that he didn't lose any skill by moving to Kansas because wrestling is wrestling no matter where it is.

I think you are right,we will let the boys decide their rank on the mat,hopefully in Salina three weeks!