peanut Posted March 17, 2023 Posted March 17, 2023 125 Lee (1), 6th year Ramos (4), 4th year Cronin (3), 7th year Glory (2), 4th year (plus a gap year) 133 RBY (1), 5th year McGee (4), 6th year Arujau (3), 4th year (plus a gap year) Fix (2), 6th year 141 Woods (1), 5th year Hardy (4), 3rd year Bartlett (6), 3rd year Alirez (2), 4th year 149 Yianni (1), 4th year (plus two gap years) SVN (12), 2nd year Parco (3), 4th year Sasso (2), 5th year 157 AOC (1), 6th year Humphreys (5), 5th year Robb (3), 5th year Haines (2), 1st year 165 Carr (1), 5th year Monday (5), 4th year (plus a gap year) Amine (11), 4th year KOT (2), 3rd year 174 Starocci (1), 4th year Foca (4), 3rd year Lewis (3), 6th year Labriola (2), 6th year 184 Keckeisen (1), 4th year Munoz (4), 4th year Brooks (3), 4th year Hidlay (2), 5th year 197 Bonaccorsi (1), 6th year Laird (4), 6th year Elam (3), 3rd year Sloan (7), 5th year 285 Parris (1), 5th year Cass (4), 5th year Kerkvliet (3), 4th year Hendrickson (2), 3rd year (plus a gap year) 1
skandar Posted March 17, 2023 Posted March 17, 2023 They really need to redo the seeding formula…. Only 85% of top 4 seeds made the semis!
ionel Posted March 17, 2023 Posted March 17, 2023 (edited) 13 minutes ago, peanut said: 133 RBY (1), 5th year (2 video game years) McGee (4), 6th year Arujau (3), 4th year (plus a gap year) Fix (2), 6th year 157 AOC (1), 6th year Humphreys (5), 5th year Robb (3), 5th year Haines (2), 1st year (2 gap years?) Edited March 17, 2023 by ionel 2 .
CHROMEBIRD Posted March 17, 2023 Posted March 17, 2023 Is the OP's point that the Covid bonus year skewed things in favor of the current upperclassmen to the detriment of incoming underclassmen? The gap does look wider than usual, but I don't know if the data proves it out.
peanut Posted March 17, 2023 Author Posted March 17, 2023 (edited) Teams with two or more semifinalists: PSU (7) Nebraska (4) Iowa (3) Cornell (3) Michigan (2) Missouri (2) ASU (2) Princeton (2) Edited March 17, 2023 by peanut
peanut Posted March 17, 2023 Author Posted March 17, 2023 Just now, CHROMEBIRD said: Is the OP's point that the Covid bonus year skewed things in favor of the current upperclassmen to the detriment of incoming underclassmen? The gap does look wider than usual, but I don't know if the data proves it out. I don't have a point. I just thought it was interesting to see how many years these athletes have been training post-high school. Sometimes it's hard to tell by just looking at how many years of eligibility they have remaining. They all look fantastic. 1
peanut Posted March 17, 2023 Author Posted March 17, 2023 (edited) Here's how many years of post-high-training the semifinalists have had: 7 years- 1 6 years- 9 5 years- 13 4 years- 10 3 years- 5 2 years- 1 1 years- 1 Edited March 17, 2023 by peanut 1
ionel Posted March 17, 2023 Posted March 17, 2023 16 minutes ago, peanut said: Here's how many years of post-high-training the semifinalists have had: 7 years- 1 6 years- 9 5 years- 13 4 years- 10 3 years- 5 2 years- 1 1 years- 1 Are you sure about the 1 years? .
Eagle26 Posted March 17, 2023 Posted March 17, 2023 4 hours ago, peanut said: 125 Lee (1), 6th year Ramos (4), 4th year Cronin (3), 7th year Glory (2), 4th year (plus a gap year) 133 RBY (1), 5th year McGee (4), 6th year Arujau (3), 4th year (plus a gap year) Fix (2), 6th year 141 Woods (1), 5th year Hardy (4), 3rd year Bartlett (6), 3rd year Alirez (2), 4th year 149 Yianni (1), 4th year (plus two gap years) SVN (12), 2nd year Parco (3), 4th year Sasso (2), 5th year 157 AOC (1), 6th year Humphreys (5), 5th year Robb (3), 5th year Haines (2), 1st year 165 Carr (1), 5th year Monday (5), 4th year (plus a gap year) Amine (11), 4th year KOT (2), 3rd year 174 Starocci (1), 4th year Foca (4), 3rd year Lewis (3), 6th year Labriola (2), 6th year 184 Keckeisen (1), 4th year Munoz (4), 4th year Brooks (3), 4th year Hidlay (2), 5th year 197 Bonaccorsi (1), 6th year Laird (4), 6th year Elam (3), 3rd year Sloan (7), 5th year 285 Parris (1), 5th year Cass (4), 5th year Kerkvliet (3), 4th year Hendrickson (2), 3rd year (plus a gap year) One of these things is not like the others
Eagle26 Posted March 17, 2023 Posted March 17, 2023 3 hours ago, peanut said: Here's how many years of post-high-training the semifinalists have had: 7 years- 1 6 years- 9 5 years- 13 4 years- 10 3 years- 5 2 years- 1 1 years- 1 Crazy that a large majority of the semifinalit’s have 5 or more years when college is designed to be a four year program
Wrestleknownothing Posted March 17, 2023 Posted March 17, 2023 8 minutes ago, Eagle26 said: Crazy that a large majority of the semifinalit’s have 5 or more years when college is designed to be a four year program Wish you had told my kids that, and they weren't even in sports. 1 2 Drowning in data, but thirsting for knowledge
Interviewed_at_Weehawken Posted March 17, 2023 Posted March 17, 2023 3 hours ago, ionel said: Are you sure about the 1 years? Haines hasn't had high school training for TWO years. Perfectly fine, but also accurate. 1
Wrestleknownothing Posted March 17, 2023 Posted March 17, 2023 The mental gymnastics that go on some times.... Drowning in data, but thirsting for knowledge
peanut Posted March 17, 2023 Author Posted March 17, 2023 4 hours ago, ionel said: Are you sure about the 1 years? What’s your objection? Haines was in the high school class of 2022.
Threadkilla Posted March 17, 2023 Posted March 17, 2023 I think Starocci , Brooks and Kerk are going to have their hands full. Foca looking tough.
Kov88 Posted March 18, 2023 Posted March 18, 2023 4 hours ago, skandar said: They really need to redo the seeding formula…. Only 85% of top 4 seeds made the semis! Sarcasm? 1
peanut Posted March 18, 2023 Author Posted March 18, 2023 The Finalists 125 Ramos (4), 4th year Glory (2), 4th year (plus a gap year) 133 RBY (1), 5th year Arujau (3), 4th year (plus a gap year) 141 Woods (1), 5th year Alirez (2), 4th year 149 Yianni (1), 4th year (plus two gap years) Sasso (2), 5th year 157 AOC (1), 6th year Haines (2), 1st year 165 Carr (1), 5th year KOT (2), 3rd year 174 Starocci (1), 4th year Labriola (2), 6th year 184 Keckeisen (1), 4th year Brooks (3), 4th year 197 Bonaccorsi (1), 6th year Sloan (7), 5th year 285 Parris (1), 5th year Kerkvliet (3), 4th year
William Ward Moorehead, North Dakota Class of 2026 Committed to North Dakota State Projected Weight: 197, 285
Max Wirnsberger Warrior Run, Pennsylvania Class of 2026 Committed to California Baptist Projected Weight: 141
Mason Wagner Faith Christian Academy, Pennsylvania Class of 2026 Committed to Little Rock Projected Weight: 149
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