All Quarter-Century Bracket: 141

[BruceyB]

I was surprised at the lack of depth in the brackets at 141. These were the four I thought were the toughest.

 

141	2009	2012	2015	2018
1st	J Jaggers	Kellan Russell	Logan Stieber	Yianni Diakomihalis
2nd	Ryan Williams	Montell Marion	Mitchell Port	Bryce Meredith
3rd	Nick Gallick	Boris Novachkov	Devin Carter	Joseph McKenna
4th	Zach Tanelli	Kendric Maple	Dean Heil	Jaydin Eirman
5th	Alex Krom	Michael Mangrum	Kevin Jack	Nick Lee
6th	Chris Drouin	Hunter Stieber	Chris Mecate	Kevin Jack
7th	Kellan Russell	Michael Nevinger	Lavion Mayes	Sa'Derian Perry
8th	Frank Molinaro	Darius Little	Anthony Ashnault	Chad Red

[11986]

2001 is worth a look

[BruceyB]

22 minutes ago, 11986 said:

2001 is worth a look

The top three with Lightner, Schwab, and Larkin definitely stuck out to me, but I didn't recognize any of the other names (before I knew about college wrestling).

[Antitroll2828]

2 hours ago, BruceyB said:

I was surprised at the lack of depth in the brackets at 141. These were the four I thought were the toughest.

 

141	2009	2012	2015	2018
1st	J Jaggers	Kellan Russell	Logan Stieber	Yianni Diakomihalis
2nd	Ryan Williams	Montell Marion	Mitchell Port	Bryce Meredith
3rd	Nick Gallick	Boris Novachkov	Devin Carter	Joseph McKenna
4th	Zach Tanelli	Kendric Maple	Dean Heil	Jaydin Eirman
5th	Alex Krom	Michael Mangrum	Kevin Jack	Nick Lee
6th	Chris Drouin	Hunter Stieber	Chris Mecate	Kevin Jack
7th	Kellan Russell	Michael Nevinger	Lavion Mayes	Sa'Derian Perry
8th	Frank Molinaro	Darius Little	Anthony Ashnault	Chad Red

2009 has a 2x champ beating a one time champ for 7th and 2015 has a ncaa champ at 8th as well 

 

 

2022 is pretty tough 

1st Nick Lee-2x ncaa champ, 4x AA, world team member 

2nd- Kizhan Clarke 

3rd- Sebastian Rivera- 4x AA , world silver medalist, Olympic bronze medalist 

4th- Grant Willits 

5th- Cole Matthews- 2x AA

6th- Real Woods- 3x AA , ncaa finalist , world team member 

7th- Jake Bergland - 2x AA 

8th- CJ Composto - 2x AA (one year remaining)

R12 losers-

ncaa champ Andrew Alirez,

3x AA , ncaa finalist, World champion and world bronze medalist Stevan Micic 

3x AA Chad Red 

2x AA clay carlson 

other notable non placers

4x AA , ncaa finalist  Jayden Eierman 

2x AA Dylan D’Emilio 

1x AAs- Parker Filius , Quinn Kinner, Ryan Jack (one year left) , Connor Mcgonagle 

 

 

 

[BruceyB]

6 minutes ago, Antitroll2828 said:

2022 is pretty tough 

I actually think 2022 was actually a pretty weak weight. If you took the AAs from that year and put them into the other brackets I listed, I think you're getting 2 or 3 AAs from the 22' wrestlers.

[Antitroll2828]

5 hours ago, BruceyB said:

I actually think 2022 was actually a pretty weak weight. If you took the AAs from that year and put them into the other brackets I listed, I think you're getting 2 or 3 AAs from the 22' wrestlers.

You picked 2018 which had 2 AAs that both didn’t place in 22 ( Red and Eierman) and Perry was basically a .500 career wrestler and Lee placed both years..I think Lee, Seabass, Woods Alirez and Micic definitely place in 2018 bracket and I’d like Composto and Matthews chances against the R12 losers from that year as well …those 2009 and 2015  brackets are a different story 

Edited 13 hours ago by Antitroll2828

[11986]

16 hours ago, 11986 said:

2001 is worth a look

 

16 hours ago, BruceyB said:

The top three with Lightner, Schwab, and Larkin definitely stuck out to me, but I didn't recognize any of the other names (before I knew about college wrestling).

Like many of the brackets we've been looking at, this one was top heavy with 1x champ 4x AA Lightner, 1 x champ 3 x AA Schwab, and 1x champ 4x AA Larkin as the top 3 that year. The other 5 guys combined for 10 AA honors, none higher than 4th place (Hoerr that year, Sessley in 2002).