SUPER 32 Lightweight Brackets anywhere?

[Plasmodium 2,214]

They are only showing today's results. Quarter finals on forward.

 

I actually don't mind that as some of the brackets were huge and required a lot of scrolling.

I wanted to see how some of the guys I know were doing.  They must not have made it to quarters.   :(

Surely they will archive them somewhere after it is over.

[xander 346]

A great tournament again. Well run.

[xander 346]

Kade olivas looked great. He gonna win a couple California titles I think

[pennsyrules 222]

Anyone know enough of this to list the upsets and the good performances from unheralded guys?  It looked like the finals pretty much matched guys in the top 4.  I saw Piccinni lost but any other real upsets?  

[sgallan 592]

Kade olivas looked great. He gonna win a couple California titles I think

 

Possibly four if he doesn't go Pico's route. Kid is a technical beast.

[xander 346]

No one was even close to olivias. Last year either.

[pennsyrules 222]

Too bad he wasn't just a little bit bigger.  Like to see him and Lee wrestle.

Edited November 5, 2014 by pennsyrules

[xander 346]

Olivias looked a lot bigger than the kid he wrestled in finals. He could easily be in 112's it seemed

[pennsyrules 222]

I tried to see who this Patrick kid was who beat Piccinnini but couldn't find much.  I found that he was a 4th place finisher in AA in 2013 but couldn't find that he made it to states in 2014.  Anyone know why that was?

[pawrestl1 0]

Patrick wrestled in the National Prep tournament last season.

[greenmt. 4]

Patrick is also in his 5th year of high school. Not sure how that works, I didn't know you could redshirt while in high school. I understand about the post grad with some prep schools but I didn't think they could compete with normal high school kids in high school tournaments.

[JasonBryant 2,054]

greenmt, you're a little confused. It's not a PG year, it's called reclass, some kids when they head to preps repeat a grade when they enter the prep school. They don't graduate then keep wrestling. I'm sure some experts on the private schools can explain it better.

[gimpeltf 2,040]

Not sure what the question is but technically no kid in his 5th year after starting 9th grade should wrestle against kids going to "normal" HSs in in-season events. The Super 32 is not an in-season event so I'm not sure what the issue is. There is a nuanced difference between a 5th year senior (or reclass as JB puts it) and a PG (post graduate) which should be obvious from the names (one graduated, one didn't) but as of just a few years ago we don't even make the distinction at the Preps any more. We place teams with either of them in their lineup in a separate team score category.

[LkwdSteve 142]

Patrick is also in his 5th year of high school. Not sure how that works, I didn't know you could redshirt while in high school. I understand about the post grad with some prep schools but I didn't think they could compete with normal high school kids in high school tournaments.

Surprised to see fifth year seniors in the super 32 (despite it's "off-season" status). Now we know.