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toughtest wt. classes in 2006 state tourney.

Topic ID: 653 | 16 Posts

Another thread brought this up.

I actually thnk we should have 2 catagories here.

The 1st toughest to place top 6.

The 2nd the most balanced wt. class. (A class where several could have placed top in the state.)

I don't have my picks yet. I just thought about this and decided to ask.

Another thread brought this up.

I actually thnk we should have 2 catagories here.

The 1st toughest to place top 6.

The 2nd the most balanced wt. class. (A class where several could have placed top in the state.)

I don't have my picks yet. I just thought about this and decided to ask.

125 was pretty darn tough this year, there were kids that are potential champs at other weight classes wrestling at 125.....

i beileve 135 was a pretty tough cookie this year & maby next year also! :P

The toughest and probally most balanced was 145

i beileve 135 was a pretty tough cookie this year & maby next year also! :P

i disagree big time with the exception of murton anyone on the opposite side couldve made it to the finals; easy to place in impossible to win unless of course your jacob murton

OK I have my picks but 1st I will give you my criteria.

This is based on what I have seen this last year, some of this comes only from the state tourney. I don't get to see as much as Ranger and some of the others on here.

I first came up with a criteria that goes like this.

"5" star == An excelant wrestler

"4" star == A great wrestler

"3" star == A good wrestler

"2" star == An above average wrestler

"1" star == An average wrestler

The toughest wt. class would have the highest number of 5 star wrestlers.

145 had 4 "5" star wrestlers.

152 had 2 "5" star and 11 "3" star

125 had 2 "5" star and 5 "3" star

189 had 2 "5" star and 7 "2" star

103 had 1 "5" star and 5 "4" star

215 had 1 "5" star and 4 "4" star

160 had 1 "5" star and 3 "4" star

112 had 1 "5" star and 3 "3" star

135 had 1 "5" star and 2 "3" star

140 had 6 "4" star

119 had 3 "4" star and 3 "3" star

130 had 3 "4" star and 3 "2" star

171 had 2 "4" star

Hwt had 4 "3" star

Most balanced

140 Had 6 "4" star and 5 "3" star. (By far the most balanced) went 12

deep. 4 non placers Golsby, Stewart, Knight, and Sheehan.

119

171

145

The rest are about equal

I would add Ervin to your 5 star guys at 145 (assuming your 3 are Courtney, Banks, Aylor, Wilson). Didn't he beat Wilson a couple weeks before region?

I mentioned that I did not see much of many of these wrestlers. I based it on the state tourney. Ervin only defeated Winchester 5-1, Lost to Banks by 7, then for. his way out.

What happened to Ervin to cause him to forfeit out?

P.S. It seemed like there were a lot of forfeits this year at the state tourney.

I asked one of their coaches at the hotel and he said that Ervin reinjured his ankle. I believe he suffered the orginal injury a few weeks before state.

Ervin originally got hurt at Christian Co invitational, the way i heard it. That was indeed, a few weeks before state.

Why is heavy weight always over looked they had mike clark kyle goodrich jason hardin adam burdin robert dunn josh young corey peters hall mat balinger

Dragon no offence because I like the big boys, it is just I didn't think that any of the HWTs this year were exceptional wrestlers. I think there were many of them what were good wrestlers just not many great or exceptional wrestlers.

no offense taken it was just these were the top names in heavy weight this year that i and other heavy weights talked about

dragon you cant forget lawson from doss hes good but then he got injered

bop thanks that mean a lot coming from u but u were a big name in jefferson county but u werent some one that was talked about in western and eastern kentucky

I KNO I THINK ITS BECAUSE I DIDNT DO SO GOOD AT REGIONS OR STATE I WENT 2 AND OUT LOSING TO LOGAN BUTLER AND OP McCUBBINS

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