lightweight

Teske 4-1

I don't want to jinx it, but the BigTen+ 4 mat view is working great so far.

Steen taken down in the first five seconds

McKee wins

Medley with the major to start the tournament

Remote debugging rarely works, but just as a courtesy, are you stitching the full URL back together to fix the split that occurs on the paste? I'm trying to be helpful, not a smarta**.

High school (WPIAL championship) seems to be working fine showing brackets as of yesterday. Today's matches don't start for another hour.

Our little boy is all grown up now.

Sorry you're having difficulty. I went straight to it via Chrome on a PC.

https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/10665267-big-ten-wrestling-championships-brackets-schedule-and-rankings Find the link to TRACKWRESTLING Then click the BRACKETS link

Brackets are up on Track... https://www.trackwrestling.com/predefinedtournaments/MainFrame.jsp?newSession=false&TIM=1677800494662&pageName=%2Fpredefinedtournaments%2FBracketViewer.jsp&twSessionId=pfsnkmozdg

Unfortunately for Iowa fans, that special will be competing on Saturday night at 10 Eastern with another martial arts event, the Chris Rock comedy special on Netflix: Chris Rock Is Finally Ready to Talk About Will Smith’s Oscar Slap https://www.wsj.com/articles/chris-rock-oscars-will-smith-slap-netflix-29f667ef?mod=Searchresults_pos1&page=1 Not sure what weight class Chris Rock was in, but Will Smith clearly did not make weight that night at the Oscars.

As a former official who started doing elementary school tournaments (that's how it works here) I say "amen" to this post. Some of the parents were just nuts. Was very happy when I "graduated" to doing junior high/middle school events.

"... of fame in the future." - A. Warhol

I've used the iPad app for BIG10+ with no issues. The plus channel typically does not get the marquee matches, and often has the JV announcers, but I have had no technical issues with it, and re-subscribe every year.

Both Bartlett and Haines snare 2-seeds for PSU.

From the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Waynesburg’s Welsh named to Pittsburgh Classic BY KEN WUNDERLEY TRI-STATE SPORTS & NEWS SERVICE The Pittsburgh Wrestling Classic usually waits until the conclusion of the PIAA championships to choose its Pennsylvania and WPIAL all-star teams. The Classic selection committee has changed its strategy for the 49th annual event, which will be held March 25 at the AHN Arena at Peters Township High School. The committee has announced the selection of six participants, including three from the WPIAL. Waynesburg senior Rocco Welsh has been chosen to wrestle on the Pennsylvania All-Star Team. His opponent in the feature match at 172 pounds will be Josh Barr, a senior from Davison High School in Michigan who will wrestle for the U.S. team. Welsh is a three-time PIAA Class 3A finalist and one-time champ who is ranked No. 1 in the country at 170 pounds by Flowrestling.com. Barr is a two-time Michigan state champion who is ranked No. 2 in the country at 182 pounds. Flowrestling.com also ranks the top 30 wrestlers in the country, regardless of weight class, and both are among the top 10. Welsh is No. 8 overall in the country, while Barr is No. 9. Last July, Barr defeated Welsh at Junior Nationals in what many considered the most thrilling match of the 2022 finals. It was Barr’s second national title. Welsh avenged the loss by defeating Barr in FloWrestling’s Who’s #1 all-star match in September. “This is being referred to as the rubber match for these two elite wrestlers,” said Phil Mary, co-director of the selection committee. “We’re sure they’ll provide the wrestling fans with a great match.” The Welsh vs. Barr rivalry may continue into college because both are attending Big Ten schools. Welsh will travel west to Ohio State while Barr will travel east to Penn State. The Classic committee has also announced something new for this year’s event. There will be two bouts with girls — and two of the girls are from the WPIAL. Laurel senior Abbie Miles will be a member of the Pennsylvania All-Star Team. She will face Destiny Rodriguez of West Linn High School in Oregon in a bout at 165 pounds. Rodriguez is ranked No. 1 in the country, while Miles is ranked No. 22. “It’s a big honor,” Miles said. “To be one of the two girls chosen from this area to participate in such a prestigious event is amazing.” Kiski Area senior Isabella Devito will be a member of the WPIAL All-Star Team. Her opponent in the preliminary match at 124 pounds will be Cali Leng, a senior from St. Marysville in Ohio. The WPIAL All-Star Team will face an all-star team from Ohio in the preliminary match at 4 p.m. The Pennsylvania All-Star Team will face the United States All-Star Team in the featured match at 6 p.m.

Only if he lands a day job.

Was he trying to make weight? Seems kind of desperate to me.

Impressive as usual, and a great final match at Carver. But, as a former ref, while everybody else was trying to see the shoulder blades I was probably the only one watching to see if the ref was going to get kicked in the head. Sir, thank you for your service.

12-4 Bartlett. I think I'm done with this.

Well, there was always the 125 match. But PSU has dodged that bullet.

Announcers already discussing the possibility of a shutout after two matches.

141 Beau Bartlett vs Seth Koleno

RBY with the fall with the score 16-4.