Your States top 3, college career only, 2000 to present

[BigTenFanboy 1,710]

Just now, jchapman said:

Why do you consider Hawaii "your" state?  Do you have family from there?

I don't consider Hawaii "my" state, but my cousin's husband did grow up there.

[jchapman 1,070]

Just now, BigTenFanboy said:

I don't consider Hawaii "my" state, but my cousin's husband did grow up there.

Is his name Barry, by any chance?

[BigTenFanboy 1,710]

Just now, jchapman said:

Is his name Barry, by any chance?

No, its Marvin. Do you know him?

[Casey 4]

19 hours ago, TBar1977 said:

PA 

1 and 1a are Zain Retherford and Jason Nolf

3. Ed Ruth

(HM: Greg Jones, Jake Herbert, Vincenzo Joseph) 

Spencer Lee could go on the HM list right now, it could be argued with 1,1,tbd,tbd

[Broomstick 65]

1 hour ago, steamboat_charlie v2 said:

Rowlands over Heil for sure.  2-1-6-1

Agree 100%.  Not sure how I forgot about TRow.

[goStanford18 10]

CA

1. Stephen Abas 

Career Record: 144-4 

NCAA Placement: 4-1-1-1

 

Abas is probably the second best wrestler from 2000-2010, only behind Cael. If he didn't wrestle during the same period, he may have a Hodge or two to his name. 

 

2. Isaiah Martinez

Record: 116-3

NCAA Placement: 1-1-2-2

 

It might be a bit of recency bias to put him over Pendleton and Varner, but Martinez has the least losses of the three--by quite a bit. 

 

3. Jake Varner

Record: 121-10

NCAA Placement: 2-2-1-1

 

I think Varner's overall body of work is better than Pendleton's. 

 

Snub: 2x Champ Chris Pendleton. 

 

I think Zahid Valencia will have a good case to be #1 on this list if he goes undefeated next season and caps it off with title. 

 

 

 

[Michigan wrestling 20]

4 hours ago, MSU158 said:

Cam Simaz-8,3,3,1

I think it's a tough call for the 3rd best.  They are all amazing talents.

[4awrestler 34]

It would be cool if there were enough people on this forum to give us the top 3 in each state across the US. Even if they’re not from the state it’s at the very least interesting to look through


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[JBluegill133 274]

7 hours ago, Gantry said:

Matt Lackey over Poeta

 

agreed

[jchapman 1,070]

5 hours ago, 4awrestler said:

It would be cool if there were enough people on this forum to give us the top 3 in each state across the US. Even if they’re not from the state it’s at the very least interesting to look through


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Go for it 

[potentiallydangerous 191]

California  Southern Section

Zahid Valencia 3-1-1-?

Morgan McIntosh x-7-3-2

Chris Mecate x-x-6-5

Evan Wick 3-4-?-?

[aknipp 113]

Nebraska

 

Brad Vering 3x AA 4th, 1st, 7th

Craig Brester 3x AA 4th, 2nd 2nd

Thomas Gilman 3X AA 4th, 2nd, 3rd

 

I pulled Gilman from Iowa, since he went to.HS in Omaha

 

 

[PSUSMC 151]

3 hours ago, potentiallydangerous said:

California  Southern Section

Zahid Valencia 3-1-1-?

Morgan McIntosh x-7-3-2

Chris Mecate x-x-6-5

Evan Wick 3-4-?-?

Stephen Abas did place twice at State wrestling for Canyon Springs (Moreno Valley/Southern Section - placed 7th and 3rd at SS, 4th and 1st at State) before transferring to James Logan (2x North Coast/State Champion).

[Gambatte 49]

18 hours ago, 4awrestler said:

It would be cool if there were enough people on this forum to give us the top 3 in each state across the US. Even if they’re not from the state it’s at the very least interesting to look through
 

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Eric Morrill (Edinboro)

Aaron Kalil (Navy)

DJ Meagher (Cornell)

[ConnorsDad 553]

Well here's my best guess for my two "homes".

Nevada


Chase Pami Cal Poly 07-10 NQ,NQ,7,2

Ryan Bader ASU 03-06 DNP,7,DNP,4

Bryce Saddoris Navy 08-11 DNP,6,DNP,7

Tennessee

Jordan Leen Cornell 08-11 NQ,8,1,3

Phillip Simpson Army 02-05 R12,3,8,2

Matt Keller Neb. & UTC 04-07 R12, DNP, 8, 4

 

[ConnorsDad 553]

On 4/5/2019 at 11:18 AM, fullnelson said:

Tennessee-

Jordan Leen- 3x AA (7,1, 3)

Phillip Simpson- 3x AA at 3 wt classes (5, 7, 2)

Nick Marable-2x AA (7, 3)

I forgot about Marable. Shocking considering I grew up around the corner. I put Matt Keller in my list earlier in this post. He had a round of 12, 8th and 4th. By the way a Simpson finished eighth as a sophomore

Edited April 6, 2019 by ConnorsDad
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[red blades 244]

On ‎4‎/‎5‎/‎2019 at 8:35 AM, gromit said:

Maryland

Kyle Snyder - tOSU (2,1,1,1)

Mack Lewnes - Cornell (4, seeded 1st-dnp, 2, 4)

Michael Cannon - American U (6,8,3)

 

I'd add Rico Chiapperelli - Iowa - (5,4,1).

Honorable mention - Lloyd "Butch" Keaser - Navy (4,3) and world champion gold in '73, and Olympic silver in '76.

[jchapman 1,070]

6 minutes ago, red blades said:

I'd add Rico Chiapperelli - Iowa - (5,4,1).

Honorable mention - Lloyd "Butch" Keaser - Navy (4,3) and world champion gold in '73, and Olympic silver in '76.

2000-present

[yonz_g 64]

1 hour ago, ConnorsDad said:

Well here's my best guess for my two "homes".

Nevada


Chase Pami Cal Poly 07-10 NQ,NQ,7,2

Ryan Bader ASU 03-06 DNP,7,DNP,4

Bryce Saddoris Navy 08-11 DNP,6,DNP,7

Tennessee

Jordan Leen Cornell 08-11 NQ,8,1,3

Phillip Simpson Army 02-05 R12,3,8,2

Matt Keller Neb. & UTC 04-07 R12, DNP, 8, 4

 

HM: Joey Lavallee? (R12, R16, 2nd, R12)

edit: His consi losses were to James Green, Anthony Collica, Michael Kemerer 

Edited April 6, 2019 by yonz_g

[ConnorsDad 553]

50 minutes ago, yonz_g said:

HM: Joey Lavallee? (R12, R16, 2nd, R12)

edit: His consi losses were to James Green, Anthony Collica, Michael Kemerer 

Oh I definitely thought of him. Just thought the others were a hair ahead. If you add the high school career then he would certainly be on the list.

[BamaGrappler 35]

On 4/4/2019 at 6:31 PM, Wrestlingbcpc said:

Top 3 in college; high school and international excluded, 2000 to present.

Brandon Womack (Cornell U., 2017-present) = EIWA (1-3-2-tbd), NCAA (8-dnp-dnp-tbd)
   *2019 NCAA, lost to Hall-PSU (2nd) and Skatzka-Minnesota (8th)
   *2018 NCAA, lost to Jordan-tOSU (5th) and Bastian-UVU (dnp)
   *2017 NCAA, lost to Jordan-Wisconsin (4th) and Lewis-Mizzou (6th) and Walsh-Rider (7th)
Blake Herrin (American U., 2013) = EIWA (2), NCAA (dnp)
   *2013 NCAA, lost to Gibson-Iowa State (8th) and Delaney-Citadel (7th)
Seth Garvin (U.Wisconsin, 2005-2006 / UT-Chattanooga, 2007-2009) = SoCon (1-1), NCAA (dnp-dnp)
   *2009 NCAA, lost to Sponseller-tOSU (dnp) and Vallimont-PSU (dnp)
   *2008 NCAA, lost to Vallimont-PSU (3rd) and Becker-Indiana (4th)
HM:  Josh Statum (UT-Chattanooga, 2009) = SoCon (2)
HM:  T.J. Sayers (UT-Chattanooga, 2007) = SoCon (1), NCAA (dnp)

Alabama.  While incredibly proud of these guys for what they were able to do - clearly, we have a long way to go on the national stage by comparison to the other 49.

Edited April 7, 2019 by BamaGrappler

[Wrestlingbcpc 12]

14 hours ago, BamaGrappler said:

 

Alabama.  While incredibly proud of these guys for what they were able to do - clearly, we have a long way to go on the national stage by comparison to the other 49.

Look at the rise of a Georgia and Texas. One big name can start things really rolling  over there. I’d bet if Alabama Crimson Tide had one rich person with influence, who loved  wrestling, and got the sport going D1 there, your youth would follow. 

[insidecradle 14]

For,NY, Maybe Jesse Jantzen could make top 3. (dnp,3,3,1). Somewhat similar to Nickerson.

[ppitts71 5]

I’ll throw Georgia out there. 

Witt Durden, Oklahoma: 2 time AA (3,3)

Peter Yates, Va Tech: 2 time AA (5, 4)

Chip Ness, UNC: 2 time AA (7, 6)

[TripNSweep 463]

Arizona: Eric Larkin (4,3,2,1) Nate Gallick (DNP, 5,2,1), Anthony Robes (DNP, 4, 7, 1)

Not too bad.

Edited April 8, 2019 by TripNSweep