Cheesehead

[cheesehead]

Nationally Ranked Individuals and Teams

106
9 Patrick McKee STMA
11 Joey Melendez Montini

113
2 Real Woods Montini

126
4 Rudy Yates Carl Sandburg
10 Matthew Schmitt Platte County

132
5 Dylan Duncan Montini

138
4 Mitchell McKee STMA
13 Will Lewan Montini

145
4 Austin O’Connor St. Rita
15 Ethan Karsten Platte County

152
3 Griffin Parriott New Prague
9 Jake Allar STMA

160
5 Brady Berge Kasson-Mantorville

170
1 Mark Hall Apple Valley

182
3 Beau Breske Hartford
10 Lucas Jeske STMA
18 Patrick Brucki Carl Sandburg

195
18 Jacob Raschka Pewaukee

220
1 Gable Steveson Apple Valley
4 Ethan Andersen Southeast Polk

Teams
9 Carl Sandburg
13 St. Michael-Albertville
16 Southeast Polk
25 Apple Valley
26 Mt. Carmel
27 Montini
41 Platte County
45 Kasson-Mantorville

[cheesehead]

State Ranked Individuals and Teams
106
2 Brody Kust Two Rivers
2 Cody Phippen Platte County
2. Patrick McKee, St. Michael-Albertville
3 Sam Latona Thompson
3.Joey Melendez Montini
4 Walker Vandehey Wrightstown
5 John Diener Kaukauna
6 Hunter Lewis Stoughton
8 Jacob Baker Pewaukee
8 Dylan Albrecht Waverly-Shell Rock
10. Robby Horsman, Kasson-Mantorville

113
1Real Woods Montini
2 Louie Hayes Carl Sandburg
4 Gauge Perrien SE Polk
5. Zach Nygaard, St. Michael-Albertville

120
1 Brandon Klein Stoughton
2 Abdullah Assaf Lockport
3 Gabe Hixenbaugh Thompson
3 Robbie Precin Carl Sandburg
4 Matrix Jisko Wisconsin Rapids
4. Nate Larson, Apple Valley
5 Garrison Murphy Freedom
5 Adam Brown SE Polk
10 Jacob Schramm Kaukauna

126
1 Paul Bianchi Two Rivers
1 Nathan Lendt SE Polk
1 Cody Mealer Thompson
2 Ty Lee Kaukauna
2. Keaten Schorr, Kasson-Mantorville
3. Kyle Rathman, Apple Valley
3 Jimmy Pawelski Montini
3 Yahya Thomas Mt. Carmel
5 Trey Dockery Platte County
7 Mitch Garvey Freedom
8 Kaleb Louis Stoughton
9 Eric Halverson Pewaukee
12 Brandon Ramos Lockport

132
1 Matthew Schmitt Platte County
1. Mitchell McKee, St. Michael-Albertville
1 Rudy Yates Carl Sandburg
1 Dominic Lotona Thompson
2 Dylan Duncan Montini
2 Patrick Spray Wisconsin Rapids
3 Zach Barnes SE Polk
4 Trent Leon Kaukauna
4. Sebas Swiggum, Apple Valley
5 Austin Yant Waverly-Shell Rock
5 Jake Silzer St. Rita
6 Tristan Jenny Stoughton
9 Kendall Coleman Mt. Carmel

138
1 Will Lewan Montini
1 Jacob Megois Thompson
5 Jack Mulay Mt. Carmel
6 Laken Duerschmidt
10 Garrett Model Stoughton
10. Chase Logelin, New Prague

145
1 Ethan Karsten Platte County
1. Jake Allar, St. Michael-Albertville
1 Austin O’Connor St. Rita
2 Shayne Oster Lockport
3 Aidan Yde Arrowhead
4 Zach Lee Kaukauna
4. Patrick Kennedy, Kasson-Mantorville
5 Ryan McGinnis Sheboygan Falls
6 Christian Robertson Carl Sandburg
6 Dillon Hoey Mt. Carmel

152
1. Griffin Parriott, New Prague
1. Brock Morgan, Apple Valley
1 Jake Tucker Mt. Carmel
2 Collin Kraus Stoughton
4 Ben Klister Wrightstown
4 Riley Pike Thompson
5 Josh Becker Sheboygan Falls
7 Kelvin Yde Arrowhead
7. Donnie Leuer, St. Michael-Albertville
7 Zach Waggenhoffer Waverly-Shell Rock
8 Will Gahnz Deforest
12 Brandon Holmes Two Rivers

160
1 Johnny Blankenship Platte County
1. Brady Berge, Kasson-Mantorville
1. Lucas Jeske, St. Michael-Albertville
2 Seth Vosters Freedom
4 Tyler Dow Stoughton
4 Seth Walker (Sr) Waverly-Shell Rock
4 Cameron Lopez Mt. Carmel
5 Josh Verbeten Wrightstown
6 Drew Krepline Kaukauna
8 Ben Schneider Carl Sandburg

170
1. Mark Hall, Apple Valley
1 Brock Benitz Wisconsin Rapids
1 Hank Turner Thompson
2. Andy Bigelow, Kasson-Mantorville
3. Nick Knutson, New Prague
4 Brian Krasowski Carl Sandburg
4 David Riojas Mt. Carmel
9 Chris Prosser Edwardsville
10 Cody Wonderlich SE Polk
11 Adam Vosters Freedom
12 Zach Frasetto Kaukauna

182
1 Beau Breske Hartford
2 Stetson Burmeister Wrightstown
2. Aaron Berge, Kasson-Mantorville
2 Patrick Brucki Carl Sandburg
3 Leo Ortiz Mt. Carmel
3 Tyler Blankenship Platte County
4 Jackson Hemauer Deforest
4. Evan Ronsen, St. Michael-Albertville
5 Jamiir Moore Waverly-Shell Rock
6 James Watters Edwardsville
10 Kameron Padavich SE Polk
10 Max Post Sheboygan Falls
11 Brandon Berg Pewaukee

195
2 Jacob Raschka Pewaukee
2. Noah Ryan, Kasson-Mantorville
2 Dru Worker Mt. Carmel
6 Cole Bateman Carl Sandburg
6 Dustin Setzer Sheboygan Falls
12 Cullen Bauer-Trottier Port Washington

220
1. Gable Steveson, Apple Valley
1 Ethan Andersen SE Polk
3. Evan Foster, St. Michael-Albertville
3 Nicholas Mobley Thompson
4 Casey Jumps Platte County
5 Evan Philibeck Freedom
6 Mason Van Asten Kaukauna
12 Nathan Kemp Deforest

285
1 TJ Rayam Thompson
3 Blaze Beltran Pewaukee
3 Matthey Reyes Mt. Carmel
4 Brady Koller Sheboygan Falls
5 Keaton Kluever Kaukauna
8 Daniel Ramirez SE Polk
10. Tanyi Besong, Apple Valley

Teams
1. Thompson 7A Alabama
1. St. Michael-Albertville AAA Minnesota
1. Kaukauna Div. 1 Wisconsin
2. Carl Sandburg 3A Illinois
2. Mt. Carmel 2A Illinois
2. Apple Valley 3A Minnesota
2. Kasson-Mantorville 2A Minnesota
3. Southeast Polk 3A Iowa
3. Stoughton Div. 1 Wisconsin
4. Lockport 3A Illinois
5. Wisconsin Rapids 3A Wisconsin
5. New Prague 2A Minnesota
6. Two Rivers Div. 2 Wisconsin
7. Montini 3A Illinois
7. Freedom Div. 2 Wisconsin
8. Pewaukee Div. 1 Wisconsin
13. Edwardsville 3A Illinois
HM. Sheboygan Falls Div. 2 Wisconsin
HM. Wrightstown Div. 2 Wisconsin

[Illiana]

Cheesehead-152lbs

It's going to be a great tournament. There are 3 major national ranking services that I consider: WIN, FLO, and INTERMAT. Some wrestlers are ranked in all 3, 2 of the 3, or just 1.

Parriott was at 160lbs at the Minnesota Holiday Tournament, he lost to Berge, 3-1. I think he'll go 160lbs again at the Cheesehead just to get another shot at Berge. Brock Morgan was at 145lbs at the Clash. All 3 of the national ranking services have some wrestlers in the wrong weight class, it takes time for them to get everyone in their respective weights. I believe Kraus is at 145 now too.

At 152lbs, expect to see Jake Allar, Trevell Timmons, John Prieto, and some other solid kids competing. Allar took a couple of losses at the Clash, one loss was to Mikey Callahan.

Looking forward to a great weekend of wrestling.

[Illiana]

Nationally Ranked Individuals and Teams

106
9 Patrick McKee STMA
11 Joey Melendez Montini

113
2 Real Woods Montini

126
4 Rudy Yates Carl Sandburg
10 Matthew Schmitt Platte County

132
5 Dylan Duncan Montini

138
4 Mitchell McKee STMA
13 Will Lewan Montini

145
4 Austin O’Connor St. Rita
15 Ethan Karsten Platte County

152
3 Griffin Parriott New Prague
9 Jake Allar STMA

160
5 Brady Berge Kasson-Mantorville

170
1 Mark Hall Apple Valley

182
3 Beau Breske Hartford
10 Lucas Jeske STMA
18 Patrick Brucki Carl Sandburg

195
18 Jacob Raschka Pewaukee

220
1 Gable Steveson Apple Valley
4 Ethan Andersen Southeast Polk

Teams
9 Carl Sandburg
13 St. Michael-Albertville
16 Southeast Polk
25 Apple Valley
26 Mt. Carmel
27 Montini
41 Platte County
45 Kasson-Mantorville

FLO has Mount Carmel #20 as a team.

[lemiwinks31]

Seems to me that Sandburg, MC & Lockport are all better dual teams than tourney teams, hopefully, the fact that this isn't straight double elim will help them represent how good they really are.

[Red Turban]

Seems to me that Sandburg, MC & Lockport are all better dual teams than tourney teams, hopefully, the fact that this isn't straight double elim will help them represent how good they really are.

Not sure that's a negative. The best teams in HS seem to be that way. A team that's great in tournaments should be even better in duals, where they get to work together, right?

None of those teams is struggling in high level tournaments so far. Sandburg trounced the field, which included OPRF, at the Whitlatch. I don't think they get enough credit for this btw. MC placed every single wrestler and took 2nd at the Dvorak ahead of Mason and Montini, who took 4th at the Ironman, and both are considered elite tournament teams. Lockport just placed 7th at the Powerade.

The Cheesehead is a monster tournament. Still, those are pretty good tournament credentials, no?

[Wrestler1103]

MC placed every single wrestler and took 2nd at the Dvorak

did they? you sure?

[Red Turban]

did they? you sure?

Yup (10 characters)

[Illiana]

LMAO

did they? you sure?

LMAO! You gotta admit RT!

[Red Turban]

Hey wrestlers not registered do not count. 12 registered. 12 placed. Works for me!

[bwm57]

Not sure how you can say that a team that's good in tournaments should be equally as good in duals?
Often a team will have 3-4 really strong wrestlers who can win or place at a tournament and have a good tournament result.
That same team might not be strong at the remaining weights due to injury or just lack of depth and struggle in duals against a balanced team with a full squad.

[lemiwinks31]

Not sure how you can say that a team that's good in tournaments should be equally as good in duals?
Often a team will have 3-4 really strong wrestlers who can win or place at a tournament and have a good tournament result.
That same team might not be strong at the remaining weights due to injury or just lack of depth and struggle in duals against a balanced team with a full squad.

That was kind of my point. Montini finished 4th at the ironman, I doubt they could beat any of the teams that finished in the top 15 of that tourney in a dual. Other way around for Sandburg, MC & Lockport, which have quality at just about every weight, but maybe only 1 or 2 would place high at Ironman.

But looking at this tourney I don't know how they score it. So these teams with quality up and down the lineup might fare better in this tourney than say the Ironman(a standard double elim tourney)

[Wrestler1103]

Yup (10 characters)

in your mind he wasnt registered? he went to weigh ins and you drove from twisterland to rockford yet he wasnt registered?

Sure! First things first, of course we ABSOLUTELY wanted to wrestle!

Rather than endanger himself he just kept going with normal clothes and workouts. Till after midnight on Mon and right up to weigh in on Tues am. He was .1 over.

Nobody was more surprised than I was when he called half way into my drive to Rockford lol. I was so comfortable with his weight I hadn't even called to check in. It would normally be a slam dunk.

you are delusional if you think their is any difference between showing up, blowing the scale, and un-registering while leaving a hole in your teams lineup than there is making weight and going 0-2 barbeque its the same thing.

you dont get a free pass for giving your team ZERO team points just because you were .1 over because the osmosis in the "recovery process" reversed itself. FYI... their was a kid from another team who was over who cut his hair and created a pair of lightweight underpants out of a t-shirt because his own underpants weighed too much and he made weight. he earnd his team 16 points which moved them up 1 spot in the standings

[bwm57]

FYI... there was a kid from another team who was over who cut his hair and created a pair of lightweight underpants out of a t-shirt because his own underpants weighed too much and he made weight. he earnd his team 16 points which moved them up 1 spot in the standings

One of my favorite memories from wresting many, many years ago was our 98 pounder standing on the scale while one of our coaches kept cutting his long hair until he made weight.

[Red Turban]

in your mind he wasnt registered? he went to weigh ins and you drove from twisterland to rockford yet he wasnt registered?



you are delusional if you think their is any difference between showing up, blowing the scale, and un-registering while leaving a hole in your teams lineup than there is making weight and going 0-2 barbeque its the same thing.

you dont get a free pass for giving your team ZERO team points just because you were .1 over because the osmosis in the "recovery process" reversed itself. FYI... their was a kid from another team who was over who cut his hair and created a pair of lightweight underpants out of a t-shirt because his own underpants weighed too much and he made weight. he earnd his team 16 points which moved them up 1 spot in the standings

I would have done that had I been there, and we would've needed a heck of a lot more than 16 points to move up a spot. You are beginning to sound like someone with an axe to grind rather than a neutral anonymous poster, so I think I'm done responding directly to you.

None of us is playing games here, or making light of anything, but neither is this WWIII or the nuclear apocalypse. We have given the proper respect, and our team has moved on with proper perspective.