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  1. Thanks - I put a lot of work into it to make it as useful as possible for the coaches, parents, and fans. As for seeding - I think they would do well for seeding tournaments. I've had two different state associations approach me about the possibility of using my system to help with seeding. I'm not sure if I would want to be the final source of truth for seeding, but there's definitely a use case where you could auto-seed a tournament with the ratings and then be able to challenge based on head-to-heads/common opponents (which the predictor tool shows on the site when you pick any two wrestlers)
  2. wrestling season hasn't started yet - these are high school rankings based on in-season matches. I'm working on ways to get offseason results in, but the challenge is tying wrestlers back to their home schools since they wrestle under clubs or states in the offseason.
  3. Hi all, I run DubStat high school wrestling rankings and we just launched nationwide. It works similar to how WrestleStat does for college wrestling. Every ranking is computer-generated by a custom Elo rating system built for high school wrestling, and updated weekly as results come in. We've been focused on Ohio the last few seasons, but decided to launch to all 50 states for the 2026-27 season. Ranking accuracy is about 85% (the higher rated wrestler wins) Here's a few features that you'll find on the site: Individual rankings: by weight, division, state Team rankings: state and national boards, for tournaments and duals Wrestler profiles: rankings, badges, match results Prediction tools: head-to-head, dual meets, full brackets Follow your wrestlers: save your wrestlers and teams to your homepage Currently the site has the 2025-26 season rankings and results up. Everything is free through Sunday, October 11. 340K+ wrestlers 11.5K+ schools app.dubstat.com Would love to hear your feedback before the season starts.
  4. Marcus Blaze already beat 3 NCAA champs and 2 runner-ups and he’s a senior in high school.
  5. Forgive my ignorance, but are Nokogiri and Ruby Rails possible solutions to scraping Track?
  6. This would be amazing. I’d be willing to pay for that script.
  7. This would be amazing. I’d be willing to pay for that script.
  8. I've tried. They don't have an API.
  9. It only has the finals matches though, not all matches in the tournament.
  10. Does anyone know if there's a way to pull large amounts of data from TrackWrestling? I'm running match analytics/statistics and was hoping there was a better way than going into each event and copying and pasting results for each weight class.
  11. I’m in the same boat with my site. I get by with plugins but I’m sure there are better ways to display data. I actually had a guy on Upwork write a custom plugin for me. Very reasonable price.
  12. Nice site Jason! Really impressed. That’s the first time I’ve seen it.
  13. Thanks Britt! @SetonHallPirate This is great. Couple questions: Is there a way to dump all of the data into a cvs/excel? Do you have tables for previous years as well? I didn't see a link on your site. Thanks Dub
  14. Anyone know if there is a database with all division 1 wrestling results? I know wrestlestat has searchable match results but I’d like to be able to access the entire dataset to run some stats. Does wrestlestat compile their own data or are they pulling from somewhere?
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