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Results from this weekend
1st place: Luxemburg-Casco 5-0
2: Bay View 4-1
3: Pulaski 3-2
4: Marshfield 2-3
5: Kaukauna 3-2
6: Coleman 2-3
7: Oconto Falls 1-4
8: Wrightstown 0-5
Team Sportsmanship: Oconto Falls
Kaukauna Scores: In order of round
Kaukauna 54 Coleman 42
Kaukauna 32 Pulaski 58
Kaukauna 54 Marshfield 69
Kaukauna 54 Wrightstown 48
Kaukauna 51 Oconto Falls 42
Kaukauna Individual results: Including forfeits and exhibition matches
- 6 wins: Chance Eiting
- 4 wins: Kyle VandenBloomer and Dominick Anderson
- 3 wins: Nick Dercks, Dexter Haen, Deaven Halbach, James Hudson, Tre Hale, Evan Hietpas, Will Russum, Tres Leon, and Bailey VanHandel
- 2 wins: Tristan Brinkman, Ian Gioacchini, Eli Lamers, Cody Miller, Riley Reffke, and Luke VandenHeuvel
- 1 win: Phillip Hummel, Kolton Jansen, Dustin VanAsten, and Dustin Landers
RD 1:
Coleman 42 Kaukauna 54
Pulaski 58 Marshfield 51
Lux-Casco 74 Wrightstown 18
Bay View 75 Oconto Falls 45
RD 2:
Kaukauna 32 Pulaski 58
Marshfield 38 Coleman 28
Wrightstown 45 Oconto Falls 46
Lux-Casco 56 Bay View 55
RD 3:
Kaukauna 54 Marshfield 69
Coleman 25 Pulaski 41
Wrightstown 24 Bay View 78
Oconto Falls 18 Lux-Casco 78
RD 4:
Pulaski 43 Bay View 64
Marshfield 34 Lux.-Casco 75
Kaukauna 54 Wrightstown 48
Coleman 39 Oconto Falls 37
RD 5:
Pulaski 37 Lux-Casco 63
Marshfield 46 Bay View 85
Kaukauna 51 Oconto Falls 42
Coleman 44 Wrightstown 42
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Philosophy: The format of this tournament was created with the
following goals in mind:
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Friendly, fun and
good competition
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Experience for as
many young wrestlers as possible in a team –oriented dual atmosphere
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Application of an
objective format for match-ups
Match Procedure: Three
one-minute periods, high school over time rules. Officials will flip for choice
to start second period prior to the start of each dual.
Dual Scoring: Same as high
school. In case of a tie, National Federation tiebreaker criteria will be
applied. A team will forfeit 6 points to
the opponent if it does not have representation at the number one spot for each
weight class. In other words, a team
that has at least one wrestler at each of the seventeen weight classes will not
have to forfeit. EXAMPLE: Team A will not be penalized by forfeits if
it only has one wrestler entered at a particular weight, and Team B has three
at the same weight. In this case, the
number 1’s will match up, and this will be the only match at that weight
applied toward the team score. (Note:
Team B could move its 2 or 3 up in ranking to get that match.) Where match-ups are made by tournament management involving
number 2’s or 3’s within the same
weight, these matches will factor into the team score, and a wrestler who fails
to present to the mat when called upon will forfeit 6 points to the opponent’s
team score. The exception would be in
the event of an injury. A wrestler who
does not report for his match due to an injury will not forfeit 6 points to the
opponent, and he will be scratched from the tournament for the remainder of the
day.
