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Komara beats swank. 6-5

Tough finish for Berlin's Joe Swank at 132# ... Larry Knops sez ...

Swank with a takedown to lead 5-3 with 20 to go

Swank gives the escape and gets taken down and loses 6-5


130 7-3 Kody Komara 10 Freedom 32-5 DEC Joe Swank (Berlin-Brothersvalley) 6-5

Boozel beats Ging by pin.

Scott beats steel. 4-2

bcor wrote:Side Question: I don't think it's true that QF win gets a trip to states ... can still lose, lose, lose and finish 6th, right?

Win 2 before you lose 2 = trip to states. Pretty sure that's how it works.

3 of 4 in the semis at 145 are district 6.

Thru first 7 weights
D6 - 16 semifinalists
D7- 10
D5- 2

For those who said there's no reason to take another person from each district this year, D6 5 seed Seth Baney made it to states at 145. Glad the lower seeds are showing up tonight!

and at 113 D6 #5 Benson beat D7 champ and lost a close 9-8 match to Keiper in which Benson controlled. Yes D6 #5 showed up!

PsuDfense30 wrote:For those who said there's no reason to take another person from each district this year, D6 5 seed Seth Baney made it to states at 145. Glad the lower seeds are showing up tonight!

All semifinalists make it to states this year with each weight taking 6 wrestlers. Even if the D6-5 seeds that are in the semis lose there next two matches and end up with a sixth place finish they go to states. My reasoning for not wanting to take more wrestlers to states was from the info provided of what D6-4 seeds did at regionals last year. With more places allocated, the chances of more lower seeds making it to states is very possible and almost likely. I'd still like to see if any D6-5 seeds place higher than 6th at regionals and can win some matches at states.

Benson loses to Everett's Flaherty. 5-2