Warren Haynes

I once saw a coach question a kid's "heart" at a little league tournament. The kid couldn't have been older than 8. I was appalled. We place far too much emphasis on winning at an early age. Skills based learning is the most important thing at an early age.

Kale Schrader from Carthage is in there at #88

Those times were a lot of fun. Jerry was one of a kind and brought a lot of little wrestling groups together. I really hope that Ali Regan makes a World or Olympic team. It would definitely make me think of Obnoxio

I would assume they RS Jacques and have Mocco in at 157 and let Flynn finish out his career at 165. If Malik can make 133, that'd be nice.

Sorry about the mix up.

Surtin has had quite the up and down 2 weeks. He got pinned by Carson at the MO-IL All Star dual and then picks up a tech fall win over nationally ranked Jeremiah Reno (I wonder what the weight allowance was for this dual?)

HS 145: Kyle Prewitt, Christian Brothers College High School pinned Dillon Nichols, Mexico High School, 3:25 HS 106: Eli Ashcroft, Kearney High School dec. Evan Binder, Whitfield High School, 4-2 HS 106: Easton Hilton, Liberty High School maj. dec. Owen Uhls, Fulton High School, 11-0 Youth 90 -Jackson Tucker, Thoroughbred W.A. maj. dec. David Gleason, Grindhouse, 15-7 HS 152: Sam Frankowski, Rockwood Summit High School dec. Aidan Johnson, Staley High School, 3-1 HS 120: Jayden Carson, Lafayette High School dec. Korbin Shepherd, Blue Springs High School, 10-8, SV HS 132: Vincent Zerban, Christian Brothers College High School dec. Nathan Pulliam Rolla High School, 10-5 Youth 140: Peyton Westphal, Victory WC dec. Rylan Kuhn, Greater Heights WC, 12-4 HS Girls 103: Faith Cole, Lafayette High School dec. Emalie Olsen, Kearney High School, 8-4 HS 126: Teague Travis, Father Tolton High School dec. Ethen Miller, Park Hill High School, 13-6 HS 138: Joshua Saunders, Christian Brothers College High School maj. dec. Braxton Barnes, Neosho High School, 15-7 HS 160: Cory Peterson, Desmet High School inj dft. Tyler Ross, Lawson High School, 3:56 HS 195: Rocky Elam, Staley High School maj. dec. Steve Elwell, Knob Noster High School, 8-0 Youth 110: Carter McAllister, Greater Heights WC dec. Kyshen Isringhausen, Terminator WC, 12-6 HS 170: Greyden Penner, Liberty High School pinned Jacob Boumans, Nequa Valley High School IL, 4:09 HS 113: Noah Surtin, Edwardsville High School IL tech. fall Jeremiah Reno, Liberty High School, 16-0 AWL Freestyle: 70: Joey Lavallee tech. fall Lavion Mayes, 10-0 61: Joe Colon dec. Alan Waters, 7-6 Freestyle/Greco-Roman Exhibition: 79: Aaron Brooks def. Kamal Bey 1st period Greco-Roman: Bey dec. Brooks, 7-0 2nd period freestyle: Brooks dec. Bey, 6-1 3rd period only 4 and 5 point moves: Brooks dec. Bey, 4-4 criteria

Apparently, Conference tournaments didn't mean much, unless it was for a #1 or #2 seed. Or you are Austin DeSantos.

I think both guys should get in. Flynn is a near lock.

He's also beaten both guys in the fifth place match. He is a National Qualifier

What was the name of the bar everyone met at during the break of Granite City?

Jerry was one of a kind. I know he volunteered his time to run a table for our tournament here at Fox on more than one occasion, and I doubt we were the only tournament he did that for. We would chat a couple times a year. I'll miss those chats. Pardon my language, but Fuck Cancer!

Didn't Barker pin his way to an NHSCA Senior natinal title (when that was the only tourney?)

Not sure where he fits in, but Scott Barker's senior season is one of the most dominant seasons I can think of. In the finals of Districts, Sectionals, and State, Barker either teched or pinned Ray Goodson from Jackson. Goodson was the undefeated State Champ the following year.

1. Stampede 2. Winnetonka 3. Kyle Thrasher (Francis Howell)