Looks like the deepest weight class right now is 144. Hunter Jenkins, George Dennis, Tj Meyer, Keygen Roberts, and Ren Birk battling out for the top tier. 4 runner ups and a state champ. Then knight, White and Smith very capable of making some upsets in the second tier this weight class looks pretty crazy. This has left 138 and 150 kind of wide open. Both of those weights look pretty weak at the moment.
132 looks tough too. Raney holding the top spot but Mcloskey and Evans battling for the 2nd spot. Then you have Brown and Williams that can make a run.
The state is pretty tough from 120 to 144 right now.
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On 12/31/2024 at 3:15 PM, PPmothman said:Looks like the deepest weight class right now is 144. Hunter Jenkins, George Dennis, Tj Meyer, Keygen Roberts, and Ren Birk battling out for the top tier. 4 runner ups and a state champ. Then knight, White and Smith very capable of making some upsets in the second tier this weight class looks pretty crazy. This has left 138 and 150 kind of wide open. Both of those weights look pretty weak at the moment.
132 looks tough too. Raney holding the top spot but Mcloskey and Evans battling for the 2nd spot. Then you have Brown and Williams that can make a run.
The state is pretty tough from 120 to 144 right now.
144 is one of the only weights I wouldn't be shocked to see multiple guys win. It seems like you have clear cut champ or 1 and 2 at every weight. I think 120 is interesting if Landon makes the drop to 126 as that pushes Cornwell to 120. Cornwell has looked awesome all year at 126.