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2AA Team & Individuals; Top contenders
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Muzzy2	Feb 17 2010, 07:36 AM Post #1201
Wrestling Fan Posts: 31 Group: Member Member #15,975 Joined: October 7, 2009	Yes sw does reload and my hat is off to the coaching because you are right there coachs do get the right match ups and there kids wrestle hard and fight till the end and don't give up the pins and the bonues points but i don't thing that we will siegle and hansen unless siegle bumps up to 135 and hansen is down at 135,one thing is for sure all the kids will be fighting hard to win on all sides of the mat.



yub	Feb 17 2010, 02:30 PM Post #1202
Super Fan Posts: 317 Group: Die Hard Member #6,701 Joined: December 3, 2006	Yes, the boys will be giving their all. Now its about coaching, Match ups, techniques, and conditioning. We will see who has their wrestlers best prepaired for the up coming battles. Who understands the overall team concepts that make team wrestling about a team of individuals. Who understands their individuals the best? Edited by yub, Feb 17 2010, 02:33 PM.



LIVEWELL	Feb 17 2010, 03:07 PM Post #1203
Super Fan Posts: 184 Group: Die Hard Member #5,373 Joined: February 22, 2006	umm.....huh? Elaborate please. Who do you give the edge to in whatever it is you are really talking about?



yub	Feb 17 2010, 06:55 PM Post #1204
Super Fan Posts: 317 Group: Die Hard Member #6,701 Joined: December 3, 2006	Pretty easy to understand, try to follow. I give the edge to SW. just like last year. Who do you give the edge to and please elaborate? Edited by yub, Feb 17 2010, 06:58 PM.



!!!!!	Feb 18 2010, 10:24 PM Post #1205
Super Fan Posts: 277 Group: Die Hard Member #7,358 Joined: January 21, 2007	Delano moves on to Sat. Any other results?



crusader wrestling	Feb 18 2010, 10:31 PM Post #1206
Fanatic Posts: 750 Group: Die Hard Member #8,788 Joined: June 13, 2007	!!!!! Feb 18 2010, 10:24 PM Delano moves on to Sat. Any other results? Del. vs WML, round 2



Obsessed With Wrestling	Feb 18 2010, 10:37 PM Post #1207
Fanatic Posts: 713 Group: Die Hard Member #604 Joined: January 3, 2005	Hutch vs. SW on the other side



!!!!!	Feb 18 2010, 10:43 PM Post #1208
Super Fan Posts: 277 Group: Die Hard Member #7,358 Joined: January 21, 2007	Thanks. Should be fun Sat. evening.



Roger Mischke	Feb 18 2010, 10:46 PM Post #1209
Fantastic Posts: 7,633 Group: Fantastic Member #65 Joined: December 23, 2004	Section 2AA Prelim Waconia 54 Glencoe-Silver Lake 15 103 Jacob Steinbauer (WAC) Dec. Michael Donnay (GSL) 8-2 112 Mason Hemze (WAC) Fall Brandon Richter (GSL) 3:14 119 Mitchell Hartwig (GSL) Tech. Fall Casey Majijor (WAC) 125 Ryan Eischens (WAC) Won by Forfeit 130 Nick Ausmussen (WAC) Dec. Dan Perciado (GSL) 10-5 135 Sam Braunshausen (WAC) Won by Forfeit 140 Colt Trebesch (GSL) Fall Jesse Conkey (WAC) 5:59 145 Alex Jensen (GSL) Maj. Dec. John Casteneda (WAC) 14-6 152 Kase Jacobs (WAC) Fall Dalton Clouse (GSL) :33 160 Riley Trnka (WAC) Dec. Ryan Kuester (GSL) 8-6 171 Max Bullock (WAC) Dec. Zach Dahlke (GSL) 4-2 189 Tyler Nordby (WAC) Fall Cody Christensen (GSL) 3:58 215 Will Lynn (WAC) Fall Martin Martinez (GSL) 1:42 285 Eric Bach (WAC) Fall Kurtis Lindee (GSL) 1:21 Quarterfinal Scott West 64 Waconia 6 103 Luke Zilverberg (SW) Fall Jacob Steinbauer (WAC) 1:42 112 Luke Betchwars (SW) Fall Mason Hemze (WAC) 1:06 119 Phil Dvorak (SW) Fall Kase Majijor (WAC) 3:15 125 Gabe Fogarty (SW) Fall Ryan Eischens (WAC) 1:03 130 Sam Braunshausen (WAC) Dec. Tyler Zilverberg (SW) 8-6 135 Jake Siegle (SW) Fall Nick Ausmussen (WAC) :22 140 Patrick Dvorak (SW) Fall Jesse Conkey (WAC) 4:30 145 John Casteneda (WAC) Dec. Marty Dvorak (SW) 4-2 152 Paul Dvorak (SW) Dec. Kase Jacobs (WAC) 8-3 160 Nick Dvorak (SW) Fall Max Bullock (WAC) 1:30 171 Zack Dvorak (SW) Won by Forfeit 189 Michael Kroells (SW) Maj. Dec. Tyler Nordby (WAC) 14-1 215 Andrew Peltz (SW) Dec. Will Lynn (WAC) 7-1 285 Travis Hentges (SW) Fall Erik Bach (WAC) 2:19 Prelim New Prague 56 Mankato East 18 103 Trevor Vosterlund (NP) Fall Jim Tong (ME) :39 112 Leon Fletcher (ME) Fall Natalie Rutt (NP) 4:52 119 Ricardo Fletcher (ME) Fall Jordan Johnson (NP) 3:14 125 Morgan Parriott (NP) Fall Cole Mosher (ME) :19 130 Dakota Cole (NP) Dec. Ty Johnson (ME) 11-4 135 Josh Stocker (NP) Maj. Dec. Cody Lorentz (ME) 12-4 140 Kody Dolezal (NP) Won by Forfeit 145 Nathan Olson (NP) Fall Nathan Knutson (ME) 1:35 152 Alex Mueller (NP) Fall Adam Burt (ME) 1:00 160 Luke Ritter (NP) Fall Peter Trandem (ME) 2:34 171 Nathan Preston (NP) Fall Jared Nelson (ME) :56 189 Jay Reinke (NP) Dec. Dylan Fast (ME) 8-6 215 Matt Schnorenberg (ME) Fall Jesse Tuma (NP) 1:26 285 Brandon Svoboda (NP) Fall Collin Gabler (ME) 5:00 Quarterfinal Hutchinson 37 St. Peter 28 103 Hunter Retzlaff (STP) Maj. Dec. Corey Petersen (HUT) 14-6 112 Chris Schmidt (HUT) Dec. Colin Thompson (STP) 4-0 119 Nick Clobes (HUT) Dec. Jake Anderberg (STP) 9-3 125 Dakota Haslip (STP) Dec. Tyler Becker (HUT) 7-3 130 Nick Rydell (STP) Fall Brett Allex (HUT) 3:22 135 Andy Bushell (STP) Dec. Bobby Rasmussen (HUT) 5-2 140 Jordan Hansen (HUT) Fall Matt Sack (STP) 2:57 145 Anthony Settergren (HUT) Fall Ashton Bartlett (STP) 3:46 152 Mason Anderson (HUT) Dec. Brian Zabel (STP) 5-3 160 Paxton Jordahl (HUT) Maj. Dec. Bennett Baker (STP) 9-0 171 Mike Schlueter (HUT) Fall Jared Shandy (STP) :46 189 Kyle White (HUT) Fall Tyler Dettmer (STP) 3:24 215 Dylan Connor (STP) Fall Dalton Benage (HUT) 2:22 285 Eric Sizer (STP) Won by Forfeit Quarterfinal Delano 48 New Prague 29 103 Trevor Westerlund (NP) Fall Sam Jordan (DEL) 1:04 112 Natalie Rutt (NP) Fall Austin Neisen (DEL) :45 119 Chad Booth (DEL) Fall Jordan Johnson (NP) 4:00 125 Morgan Parriott (NP) Fall Brandon Stender (DEL) :25 130 Dakota Cole (NP) Tech. Fall Austin Green (DEL) 5:00 135 Connor Dahl (DEL) Fall Josh Stocker (NP) :57 140 Tim Celander (DEL) Dec. Kody Dolezal (NP) 4-1 145 Lucas Schoen (DEL) Fall Nathan Olson (NP) 1:31 152 Joe Hessing (DEL) Fall Logan Giles (NP) 1:26 160 Chris Gallus (DEL) Fall Alex Mueller (NP) :40 171 Miles Hammerlund (DEL) Tech. Fall Nathan Preston (NP) 3:40 189 Jordan Braegelmann (DEL) Fall Jay Reinke (NP) :31 215 Aaron Brasket (DEL) Tech. Fall Jesse Tuma (NP) 285 Brandon Svoboda (NP) Fall Derek Butcher (DEL) 1:55 Prelim New Ulm 36 Montgomery-Lonsdale/LeCenter 27 103 Luke Cihak (NU) Fall Matt Florea (MLLC) :21 112 Mason Brownlee (MLLC) Dec. Ethan Orr (NU) 9-2 119 Matt Lloyd (MLLC) Fall Henry Thoreson (NU) 4:46 125 Josh Selly (MLLC) Fall Adolf Lechuga (NU) :48 130 Luke Derksen (NU) Fall Derek Traxler (MLLC) :39 135 Zach Friederich (MLLC) Dec. Cole Cihak (NUM) 7-2 140 Luke Schmit (NU) Dec. Jeff Tiede (MLLC) 6-4 145 Ryan Hoffman (NU) Dec. Wes Burninghaus (MLLC) 6-1 152 Jamie Gieseke (NU) Fall Steffen Egilsson (MLLC) 1:43 160 Jordan Lilleodden (NU) Dec. Noah Johnson (MLLC) 8-2 171 Zach Rutt (MLLC) Won by Forfeit 189 Nick Maidl (NU) Maj. Dec. Cody Heitner (MLLC) 15-6 215 Mario Arroyo (MLCC) Dec. Jake Schmidt (NU) 5-3 285 Pat Brinkman (NU) Fall Chriss Jindra (MLCC) :32 Quarterfinal Watertown-Mayer/Mayer Lutheran 51 New Ulm 19 103 Aaron Sweeney (WTM) Fall Luke Cihak (NU) 5:53 112 Matt Elsenpeter (WTM) Tech. Fall Ethan Orr (NU) 119 Henry Thoreson (NU) Dec. Nate Hillmann (WTM) 11-7 125 Joe Reinert (WTM) Fall Adolf Lechuga (NU) :37 130 Drew Flemming (WTM) Maj. Dec. Luke Derksen (NU) 14-3 135 Cole Cihak (NU) Fall Joe Jobe (WTM) :54 140 Albert Batu (WTM) Fall Luke Schmit (NU) 1:04 145 Joey Stadnick (WTM) Won by Forfeit 152 Max Poikonen (WTM) Dec. Jamie Gieseke (NU) 4-3 160 Ben Hillman (WTM) Dec. Jordan Lilleodden (NU) 3-1 OT 171 Matt White (WTM) Fall Nick Meidl (NU) 1:00 189 Taylor Neaton (WTM) Won by Forfeit 215 Jake Schmidt (NU) Maj. Dec. Mark Rains (WTM) 16-6 285 Pat Brinkman (NU) Fall Nick Burns (WTM) :52



crusader wrestling	Feb 19 2010, 08:54 AM Post #1210
Fanatic Posts: 750 Group: Die Hard Member #8,788 Joined: June 13, 2007	wrestling father 1 Feb 16 2010, 06:20 PM Hutchfan13 Feb 16 2010, 04:21 PM Muzzy2 Feb 16 2010, 12:39 PM i would think that you might see delwiche or celander bounce up to 140 for individuals to make it with hansen down at 135 if that where he is is all the results say he is at 140, but that is team not individuals, and i know he has beat both of them, and if they want to get by and go to state one of them is going to have to make a move,don't see any of them beating him for first. FYI: Hansen beat Delwiche 1-0 Friday. Does Hutch have what it takes to beat Scott West? Maybe. I don't think the Panthers are unbeatable like maybe years past. You get past Siegle and there isn't a dominant wrestler until Kroells. No real major holes, but there's no Kivel anymore. That's where Hutchinson is best - 130-171 - in my mind. Here is how it went the first time (46-19) - 103: Luke Zilverberg (SW) maj Tyler Karl 16-3 ... 112: Luke Betchwars (SW) maj Corey Peterson 14-6 ... 119: Nick Clobes (H) pin Phillip Dvorak 1:36 ... 125: Luke Fogarty (SW) pin Tyler Becker 1:28 ... 130: Tyler Zilverberg (SW) pin Brett Allex 1:54 ... 135: Jake Siegle (SW) maj Bobby Rasmussen 13-0 ... 140: Jordan Hansen (H) pin Patrick Dvorak 4:53 ... 145: Mark Dvorak (SW) maj Josh Mellies 11-1 ... 152: Nick Dvorak (SW) dec Anthony Settergren 8-6 ... 160: Paul Dvorak (SW) dec Mason Anderson 3-2 ... 171: Mike Schlueter (H) dec Zach Dvorak 9-3 ... 189: Kyle White (H) maj Michael Riker 13-1 ... 215: T. Fricke (SW) pin Dalton Benage 1:20 ... Hwt: Travis Hentges (SW) pin Josh Piepmeier 1:24. Peterson would be at 103 with Clobes wrestling Betchwars at 112 and Chris Schmidt (who just beat Mitchell Hartwig big time Friday) at 119. I think Hutch would trail 13-9 after 130 pounds (if Scott West wrestled the same way). Hansen vs Siegle. Probably. That match could swing things. A win and the Tigers might lead things heading into 189 where they would give up 18 straight points and lose anyways. I think it would be closer, but my belief is the only team with a chance is WM/ML. Fleming beats a SW stud at 125. Stadnick, Poikonen and White would all be wins and Neaton and Kroells would be awesome. It would come down to other guys in their lineup (Sweeney, Elsenpeter, etc) stepping up and pulling off an upset or two. Pretty sure Mark Dvorak wasn't in the line-up. How does anyone really know which Dvorak is which and who is the coach actually putting in? I hear those SW coaches will do anything to get a win. Does anyone think the Dvorak�s be branded or tagged or tattooed before a dual (like you do with cattle)? Pat-140 Marty-145 Nick-145 Paul-152 Zach-160 I hope everyone understands that I�m just kidding around here. :D The Dvorak�s have a great wrestling family and SW is very fortunate to have them.



Flavor Flav	Feb 19 2010, 10:00 AM Post #1211
Super Fan Posts: 340 Group: Die Hard Member #679 Joined: January 5, 2005	Two mild upsets: Braunshausen (WAC) Dec. Zilverberg (SW) 8-6, Braegelmann (DEL) Fall Reinke (NP) :31. Change anything for seeding? Did Leon Fletcher catch Rutt or what happen there?



TheKradleKing	Feb 19 2010, 11:01 AM Post #1212
Wrestling Fan Posts: 47 Group: Die Hard Member #13,787 Joined: November 20, 2008	Flavor Flav Feb 19 2010, 10:00 AM Two mild upsets: Braunshausen (WAC) Dec. Zilverberg (SW) 8-6, Braegelmann (DEL) Fall Reinke (NP) :31. Change anything for seeding? Did Leon Fletcher catch Rutt or what happen there? Yeah, I thought it was surprising that Zilverberg got beat. I bet it was a great match, or atleast the score was close. Did anyone see it?



CC SportsGuy	Feb 19 2010, 11:27 AM Post #1213
Super Fan Posts: 480 Group: Die Hard Member #9,643 Joined: December 11, 2007	Another upset: Mario Arroyo (MLLC) beat Jake Schmidt (NU) Almost upset: Max Poikonen (WM) 4-3 win over Jamie Gieseke (NU) Pat Brinkman was also back at heavyweight last night and Ryan Hoffman wrestled again after being injured for a while - he was at 145 though.



IMONTOPSTEP	Feb 19 2010, 11:34 AM Post #1214
Fantastic Posts: 1,165 Group: Die Hard Member #1,101 Joined: January 17, 2005	Hutchfan13 Feb 19 2010, 11:27 AM Another upset: Mario Arroyo (MLLC) beat Jake Schmidt (NU) Almost upset: Max Poikonen (WM) 4-3 win over Jamie Gieseke (NU) Pat Brinkman was also back at heavyweight last night and Ryan Hoffman wrestled again after being injured for a while - he was at 145 though. In order for Ryan to wrestle 145 he had to weigh in over 137 last night - does this now not make him eligible for wrestling 125/130/135 for individuals?



Muzzy2	Feb 19 2010, 12:16 PM Post #1215
Wrestling Fan Posts: 31 Group: Member Member #15,975 Joined: October 7, 2009	say i see Delwiche did not wrestle for GSL/LP what is that about they FF that weight



crusader wrestling	Feb 19 2010, 12:42 PM Post #1216
Fanatic Posts: 750 Group: Die Hard Member #8,788 Joined: June 13, 2007	IMONTOPSTEP Feb 19 2010, 11:34 AM Hutchfan13 Feb 19 2010, 11:27 AM Another upset: Mario Arroyo (MLLC) beat Jake Schmidt (NU) Almost upset: Max Poikonen (WM) 4-3 win over Jamie Gieseke (NU) Pat Brinkman was also back at heavyweight last night and Ryan Hoffman wrestled again after being injured for a while - he was at 145 though. In order for Ryan to wrestle 145 he had to weigh in over 137 last night - does this now not make him eligible for wrestling 125/130/135 for individuals? I think as long as he has a Doc. note as to why he didn't get his miniums in, he can wrestle any of those weights that he is certified at. Last nights weigh in should not effect individuals



yub	Feb 19 2010, 02:52 PM Post #1217
Super Fan Posts: 317 Group: Die Hard Member #6,701 Joined: December 3, 2006	IMONTOPSTEP Feb 19 2010, 11:34 AM Hutchfan13 Feb 19 2010, 11:27 AM Another upset: Mario Arroyo (MLLC) beat Jake Schmidt (NU) Almost upset: Max Poikonen (WM) 4-3 win over Jamie Gieseke (NU) Pat Brinkman was also back at heavyweight last night and Ryan Hoffman wrestled again after being injured for a while - he was at 145 though. In order for Ryan to wrestle 145 he had to weigh in over 137 last night - does this now not make him eligible for wrestling 125/130/135 for individuals? Is Ryan a stockie about 5' 8'' kid? Cause thats what the kid from N.U. looked like that wrestled against MLLC. and if so he did not wrestle against WT/ML. Word in the stands was that whom ever pulled something in the first match with MLLC. Edited by yub, Feb 19 2010, 02:54 PM.



crusader wrestling	Feb 19 2010, 05:27 PM Post #1218
Fanatic Posts: 750 Group: Die Hard Member #8,788 Joined: June 13, 2007	yub Feb 16 2010, 12:36 PM It really helps W-M/ML Getting the #2 seed. We could possibly see a repeate of two years ago in the finals. If so and thats a IF who would be your pick? W-M/ML has been wrestling pretty well as of late. Do they match up good enough to pull out the win vs SW. Or does Hutch match up well enough to have a chance to pull it off on that side of the bracket. I'm not trying to look over anyone, remember I thought Hutch would get the #2 seed. Also we all know any team can get hot and beat another team. I see SW vs Hutch and Delano vs WM/ML in the semi finals. Yub-so far your dead on. Semi's on Sat. sw should beat hutch WML vs. Del will be close (33-28 last time, 8 wins for WML) I actually like the way WML is potentially matching up with SW and if WML gets by Del., I think the finals could be closer this year than it was two years ago and a win is with in WML grasp



yub	Feb 20 2010, 10:17 AM Post #1219
Super Fan Posts: 317 Group: Die Hard Member #6,701 Joined: December 3, 2006	LAST CHANCE, to make your team predictions. WM/ML has as chance to get to the big show that's who I'm pulling for. If they pull it off they will have really have to earn it, As will whom ever wins it. 4 thought teams fighting for the privilege of representing our section. Good luck and health to all see you there!



chickenlittle	Feb 20 2010, 04:18 PM Post #1220
Super Fan Posts: 363 Group: Die Hard Member #6,591 Joined: November 21, 2006	any updates on the wrestling today?!



holdyerbreathtillitsover	Feb 20 2010, 09:05 PM Post #1221
Wrestling Fan Posts: 75 Group: Die Hard Member #2,228 Joined: February 15, 2005	Scott West beat Hutch, then Scott West beat WMML. Scott West is heading to state. There were some very good matches tonight, a few went into double OT, Max Poikonen and Paul Dvorak being one of them at 152...Poikonen won. Poikonen barely beat Delano's Chris Gallus also, very close, great to watch match.



CC SportsGuy	Feb 20 2010, 09:14 PM Post #1222
Super Fan Posts: 480 Group: Die Hard Member #9,643 Joined: December 11, 2007	SW 38, Hutch 18 WM/ML 39, Delano 25 Panthers were up big something like 38-14 heading into 215 when I exited. Hutch wrestled very well...it was 20-18 before Kroells pinned a JV kid at 189, Hentges pinned a two-win kid at 215 and a forfeit at 285 due to an illness. The Tigers felt like they could win eight matches - they got six. Hansen lost 4-0 to Siegle at 135 (Jake got a late near-fall as Hansen desperately tried a reverse) and Anderson lost 4-2 at 152 pounds to Paul Dvorak I believe. Scott West gave up one 3-point near fall in the match with Hutch and did not give up any team bonus pts. Much like last year, SW was sort of flat in the semis but came off flying in the championship. Lots of close matches....Poikonen beat Gallus 3-1 and Dvorak in OT...Neaton lost to Bragelmann and Kroells...Hessing beat Stadnick....Clobes 2-0 over Betchwars.



3/4 Neilson	Feb 20 2010, 09:16 PM Post #1223
Fanatic Posts: 980 Group: Die Hard Member #6,483 Joined: November 6, 2006	holdyerbreathtillitsover Feb 20 2010, 09:05 PM Scott West beat Hutch, then Scott West beat WMML. Scott West is heading to state. There were some very good matches tonight, a few went into double OT, Max Poikonen and Paul Dvorak being one of them at 152...Poikonen won. Poikonen barely beat Delano's Chris Gallus also, very close, great to watch match. I am sure someone will post match-ups.......



CC SportsGuy	Feb 20 2010, 09:49 PM Post #1224
Super Fan Posts: 480 Group: Die Hard Member #9,643 Joined: December 11, 2007	Team is done...now onto individuals Lots of great matches Thursday/Saturday that has changed some of my thinking...here's my top four (please help if kids are going at different weights) 103 Trevor Westerlund, New Prague Luke Betchwars, Scott West Matt Sweeney, WM/ML Hunter Retzlaff, St. Peter Others: Luke Cihak, New Ulm 112 Nick Clobes, Hutch/BLH Matt Elsenpeter, WM/ML Leon Fletcher, M East Natalie Rutt, New Prague Others: Mason Brownlee, MLLC; Luke Zilverberg, Scott West 119 Gabe Fogarty, Scott West Ricardo Fletcher, Mankato East Chris Schmidt, Hutch/BLH Mitchell Hartwig, GSL/LP 125 Drew Fleming, WM/ML Tyler Zilverberg, Scott West Nick Rydell, St. Peter Morgan Parriot, New Prague Others: Josh Selly, MLLC 130 Jake Siegle, Scott West Zach Friederich, MLLC Sam Braunshausen, Waconia Bobby Rasmussen, Hutch/BLH Others: Dakota Haslip, St. Peter; Luke Derksen, New Ulm 135 Jordan Hansen, Hutch/BLH Stephen Delwiche, GSL/LP Cole Cihak, New Ulm Andy Bushell, St. Peter 140 Tim Celander, Delano Colt Trebesch, GSL/LP Kody Dolezal, New Prague Patrick Dvorak, Scott West 145 Joe Hessing, Delano Alex Jenson, GSL/LP Joey Stadnick, WM/ML Anthony Settergren, Hutch/BLH Other: Sam Sletta, New Ulm 152 Max Poikonen, WM/ML Jamie Gieseke, New Ulm Chris Gallus, Delano Paul Dvorak, Scott West Others: Mason Anderson, Hutch/BLH; Kase Jacobs, Waconia; Brian Zabel, St. Peter 160 Matt White, WM/ML Mike Schlueter, Hutch/BLH Andy Rieder, Delano Nick Dvorak, Scott West 171 Zach Rutt, MLLC Kyle White, Hutch/BLH Aaron Brasket, Delano Zach Dvorak, Scott West 189 Michael Kroells, Scott West Jordan Braegelmann, Delano Taylor Neaton, WM/ML Jay Reinke, New Prague Others: Tyler Nordby, Waconia 215 Travis Hentges, Scott West Mario Arroyo, MLLC Jake Schmidt, New Ulm Mat Schorenberg, M East 285 Pat Brinkman, New Ulm Brandon Svoboda, NP Derek Butcher, Delano Eric Bach, Waconia Edited by CC SportsGuy, Feb 20 2010, 11:20 PM.



oldlaker	Feb 20 2010, 09:57 PM Post #1225
Super Fan Posts: 130 Group: Die Hard Member #62 Joined: December 23, 2004	I would add Derksen NU at 130 and Sletta NU at 145 as possible top 4's



wish-I-had-good-knees	Feb 20 2010, 09:58 PM Post #1226
Fanatic Posts: 947 Group: Die Hard Member #7,771 Joined: February 10, 2007	crusader wrestling Feb 19 2010, 05:27 PM yub Feb 16 2010, 12:36 PM It really helps W-M/ML Getting the #2 seed. We could possibly see a repeate of two years ago in the finals. If so and thats a IF who would be your pick? W-M/ML has been wrestling pretty well as of late. Do they match up good enough to pull out the win vs SW. Or does Hutch match up well enough to have a chance to pull it off on that side of the bracket. I'm not trying to look over anyone, remember I thought Hutch would get the #2 seed. Also we all know any team can get hot and beat another team. I see SW vs Hutch and Delano vs WM/ML in the semi finals. Yub-so far your dead on. Semi's on Sat. sw should beat hutch WML vs. Del will be close (33-28 last time, 8 wins for WML) I actually like the way WML is potentially matching up with SW and if WML gets by Del., I think the finals could be closer this year than it was two years ago and a win is with in WML grasp Well the finals weren't even close 50-16. ;) It looked as if hutch matched up alot better than WMML. Go Scott West represent our section well at state.



3/4 Neilson	Feb 20 2010, 10:00 PM Post #1227
Fanatic Posts: 980 Group: Die Hard Member #6,483 Joined: November 6, 2006	oldlaker Feb 20 2010, 09:57 PM I would add Derksen NU at 130 and Sletta NU at 145 as possible top 4's Why?



oldlaker	Feb 20 2010, 10:17 PM Post #1228
Super Fan Posts: 130 Group: Die Hard Member #62 Joined: December 23, 2004	3/4 Neilson Feb 20 2010, 10:00 PM oldlaker Feb 20 2010, 09:57 PM I would add Derksen NU at 130 and Sletta NU at 145 as possible top 4's Why? I don't have time to do a full analysis of their seasons, but I think they would be comparable to some of the wrestlers Hutchfan listed at those weights



3/4 Neilson	Feb 20 2010, 10:39 PM Post #1229
Fanatic Posts: 980 Group: Die Hard Member #6,483 Joined: November 6, 2006	oldlaker Feb 20 2010, 10:17 PM 3/4 Neilson Feb 20 2010, 10:00 PM oldlaker Feb 20 2010, 09:57 PM I would add Derksen NU at 130 and Sletta NU at 145 as possible top 4's Why? I don't have time to do a full analysis of their seasons, but I think they would be comparable to some of the wrestlers Hutchfan listed at those weights Well have the beat any of the 4 listed? (yes/no) Have they beat anyone that have beat the 4 listed? (yes/no) Simple.....if yes, than add them! There is your analysis for you..... ;)



oldlaker	Feb 20 2010, 11:00 PM Post #1230
Super Fan Posts: 130 Group: Die Hard Member #62 Joined: December 23, 2004	3/4 Neilson Feb 20 2010, 10:39 PM oldlaker Feb 20 2010, 10:17 PM 3/4 Neilson Feb 20 2010, 10:00 PM oldlaker Feb 20 2010, 09:57 PM I would add Derksen NU at 130 and Sletta NU at 145 as possible top 4's Why? I don't have time to do a full analysis of their seasons, but I think they would be comparable to some of the wrestlers Hutchfan listed at those weights Well have the beat any of the 4 listed? (yes/no) Have they beat anyone that have beat the 4 listed? (yes/no) Simple.....if yes, than add them! There is your analysis for you..... ;) I think I did add them.....but it was nice of you to explain things so well for me ^o)



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