Qualifiers by STATE

[PAFAN01 50]

I know there is someone always asking:

Home State	Qualifiers
Pennsylvania	50
Illinois	29
Ohio	27
California	24
New Jersey	19
New York	15
Iowa	14
Indiana	13
Michigan	13
Georgia	12
Missouri	12
Minnesota	11
Colorado	10
Wisconsin	8
Florida	6
Kansas	6
Oklahoma	6
Virginia	6
Arizona	4
Oregon	4
Texas	4
Idaho	3
Montana	3
North Carolina	3
North Dakota	3
Utah	3
Washington	3
Connecticut	2
Kentucky	2
Maryland	2
New Hampshire	2
West Virginia	2
Alabama	1
Alaska	1
Hawaii	1
Massachusetts	1
Nebraska	1
Nevada	1
New Mexico	1
Tennessee	1
Wyoming	1

[Witherman 368]

incoming per capita debate in 3....2....1...

[Mphillips 895]

Just to help get the arguments started.

307 PA D1 wrestlers, 15.96% (49) of them made the NCAA tournament.

118 OH D1 wrestlers, 23.72% (28) of them made the NCAA tournament.

Performing a one-tailed test for difference in proportion gives a p-value of .03144. This tells us that not only does OH send a higher proportion of its wrestlers from D1 to the NCAA tournament (at least this year), it also tells us that this is happening at a statistically significant level. : )

 

[MSU158 1,617]

4 minutes ago, Mphillips said:

Just to help get the arguments started.

307 PA D1 wrestlers, 15.96% (49) of them made the NCAA tournament.

118 OH D1 wrestlers, 23.72% (28) of them made the NCAA tournament.

Performing a one-tailed test for difference in proportion gives a p-value of .03144. This tells us that not only does OH send a higher proportion of its wrestlers from D1 to the NCAA tournament (at least this year), it also tells us that this is happening at a statistically significant level. : )

 

Yeah, but the fact that there are ELEVEN DI wrestling schools in PA skews those numbers drastically.  A lot of room guys spread across that many schools in 1 state.

[Boompa 179]

10 minutes ago, Witherman said:

incoming per capita debate in 3....2....1...

Cali should be #1.

[PAFAN01 50]

2 minutes ago, MSU158 said:

Yeah, but the fact that there are ELEVEN DI wrestling schools in PA skews those numbers drastically.  A lot of room guys spread across that many schools in 1 state.

Anyone from any state can go to PA schools :)

[Boompa 179]

14 minutes ago, PAFAN01 said:

I know there is someone always asking:

Home State	Qualifiers
Pennsylvania	50
Illinois	29
Ohio	27
California	24
New Jersey	19
New York	15
Iowa	14
Indiana	13
Michigan	13
Georgia	12
Missouri	12
Minnesota	11
Colorado	10
Wisconsin	8
Florida	6
Kansas	6
Oklahoma	6
Virginia	6
Arizona	4
Oregon	4
Texas	4
Idaho	3
Montana	3
North Carolina	3
North Dakota	3
Utah	3
Washington	3
Connecticut	2
Kentucky	2
Maryland	2
New Hampshire	2
West Virginia	2
Alabama	1
Alaska	1
Hawaii	1
Massachusetts	1
Nebraska	1
Nevada	1
New Mexico	1
Tennessee	1
Wyoming	1

Biggest surprise = Georgia.  They have come a long way.

Biggest disappointment = North Carolina.  They have flatlined while having 6 or 7 programs and a couple are darn good.

[MSU158 1,617]

1 minute ago, PAFAN01 said:

Anyone from any state can go to PA schools :)

Still doesn't change the fact that there wouldn't be nearly 300+ PA guys wrestling DI if there weren't so many programs in PA!

[Mphillips 895]

6 minutes ago, MSU158 said:

Yeah, but the fact that there are ELEVEN DI wrestling schools in PA skews those numbers drastically.  A lot of room guys spread across that many schools in 1 state.

I'm well aware. Just wanted to get the nonsense going.

[Boompa 179]

4 minutes ago, PAFAN01 said:

Anyone from any state can go to PA schools :)

Only 3 of the 11 are fully funded.

[MSU158 1,617]

Just now, Mphillips said:

I'm well aware. Just wanted to get the nonsense going.

And I give you major props for the way you did it.  Much more original than the standard per capita argument!

[ionel 1,478]

27 minutes ago, PAFAN01 said:

I know there is someone always asking:

Home State	Qualifiers
Pennsylvania	50
...
Wyoming	1

let me guess ... you are a PA fan?  ;_;

[PAFAN01 50]

3 minutes ago, ionel said:

let me guess ... you are a PA fan?  ;_;

Just doing a public service :)

[jp157 189]

California is a classic example of how only having one division actually hurts their ability to get more of their high level kids exposed and the accompanying opportunities 

[cjc007 703]

California is a classic example of how only having one division actually hurts their ability to get more of their high level kids exposed and the accompanying opportunities 

Jersey too. lol

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[PAFAN01 50]

IOWA has more from PA other than Lehigh (6)

125	Spencer Lee	Iowa	Senior	Murrysville	Pennsylvania	Big Ten	1st
133	Austin DeSanto	Iowa	Senior	Exeter	Pennsylvania	Big Ten	2nd
149	Max Murin	Iowa	Junior	Ebensburg	Pennsylvania	Big Ten	ATL
157	Kaleb Young	Iowa	Senior	Punxsutawney	Pennsylvania	Big Ten	2nd
174	Michael Kemerer	Iowa	Senior	Murrysville	Pennsylvania	Big Ten	1st

[Antitroll2828 740]

22 minutes ago, cjc007 said:

Jersey too. lol

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59 minutes ago, PAFAN01 said:

I know there is someone always asking:

Home State	Qualifiers
Pennsylvania	50
Illinois	29
Ohio	27
California	24
New Jersey	19
New York	15
Iowa	14
Indiana	13
Michigan	13
Georgia	12
Missouri	12
Minnesota	11
Colorado	10
Wisconsin	8
Florida	6
Kansas	6
Oklahoma	6
Virginia	6
Arizona	4
Oregon	4
Texas	4
Idaho	3
Montana	3
North Carolina	3
North Dakota	3
Utah	3
Washington	3
Connecticut	2
Kentucky	2
Maryland	2
New Hampshire	2
West Virginia	2
Alabama	1
Alaska	1
Hawaii	1
Massachusetts	1
Nebraska	1
Nevada	1
New Mexico	1
Tennessee	1
Wyoming	1

NJ system helps more than it hurts, a senior can have a big run and make the finals of nj states and get offers just from that bc of the quality of the tournament 

nj was hurt by the IVYs cancelling the season they have about 8-10 guys that would have been qualifiers with a few AAs possibly a finalist or 2

Edited March 11 by Antitroll2828

[Tnc31 2]

PA natives would have taken a second place finish a few years ago at nationals. WPIAL would have been third. Based on top finishing individual results in a team score.

______PA_______________WPIAL

125_Lee 24.5 - Lee 24.5

133_Pletcher 13.5 - Pletcher 13.5

141_Shoop 8.5 - Carr 1.5

149_Maruca 0.5 - Maruca0.5

157_Nolf 26.0 - Nolf 26.0

165_Joseph 18.0 - Joseph 18.0

174_Labriola - 9.0 - Smith 1.0

184_Geer 7.5 - Zavatsky 5.5

197_Sleigh 2.0 - Woodley 1.0

285_Wood 12.5 - NA 0.0

Total____122.0_____91.5

[jp157 189]

14 minutes ago, Antitroll2828 said:

 

NJ system helps more than it hurts, a senior can have a big run and make the finals of nj states and get offers just from that bc of the quality of the tournament 

nj was hurt by the IVYs cancelling the season they have about 8-10 guys that would have been qualifiers with a few AAs possibly a finalist or 2

There are a lot of kids who didn’t get offers or the chance to go higher level. It most definitely hurts more than helps. 

[jp157 189]

54 minutes ago, Boompa said:

Only 3 of the 11 are fully funded.

Have you ever heard of.. in state tuition 

[Plasmodium 1,699]

Colorado in double digits.   Seems like an improvement.   University of Wyoming has wrestlers from 6 states going.  Can any other school beat that? 

[RealAmericanHero 98]

Not a heat map.

I am disappoint.

[Tommy Payan 59]

Heatmap courtesy of Flo

https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/6921841-2021-ncaa-qualifiers-breakdown-heatmaps

[jeffrideal 132]

1 hour ago, Plasmodium said:

Colorado in double digits.   Seems like an improvement.   University of Wyoming has wrestlers from 6 states going.  Can any other school beat that? 

Penn St does too, MN, IN, PA, MD, NJ and AZ

[MadMardigain 1,362]

4 hours ago, Boompa said:

Biggest surprise = Georgia.  They have come a long way.

I’ve been saying for years that some states need to look at what that state has done to improve development over the last 10 years. I know they have a few hotbed areas improved by academies, but the state as a whole has show some solid growth which other states could learn from.