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LSHAA State Wrestling today and tomorrow...
Posted on 2/10/23 at 12:32 pm
Posted on 2/10/23 at 12:32 pm
Track Wrestling
Division I
Could be between Brother Martin, Jesuit and Catholic
Division II
Teurlings Catholic way too strong with Rummel 2nd and North Desoto 3rd
Division III
Shaw, De La Salle, Basile and Evangel
Division I
Could be between Brother Martin, Jesuit and Catholic
Division II
Teurlings Catholic way too strong with Rummel 2nd and North Desoto 3rd
Division III
Shaw, De La Salle, Basile and Evangel
This post was edited on 2/10/23 at 12:45 pm
Posted on 2/10/23 at 1:25 pm to Hangover Haven
cant wait for the ric flair hulk hogan match.
seriously good luck to all these young athletes
seriously good luck to all these young athletes
Posted on 2/10/23 at 1:26 pm to alterego55
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cant wait for the ric flair hulk hogan match.
You’ll have to settle for Cody Rhodes vs Roman Reigns
Posted on 2/10/23 at 1:33 pm to Hangover Haven
It is a shame that high school wrestling isn't bigger. Negligible equipment costs, minimal space requirements, and as about as all-inclusive as a sport can be.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 2:02 pm to ThanosIsADemocrat
no i want flair hogan
Posted on 2/10/23 at 2:21 pm to Basura Blanco
HS wrestling is pretty popular in the midwest but I think the lack of money to be made post-HS puts a cap on how big it can be nationally. The Olympics are cool but if you are a top athlete why would you focus on wrestling when you can potentially make millions in other sports? I recall that a few years ago there was an attempt to start a professional freestyle wrestling league but I think it fizzled out pretty quick.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 2:51 pm to Hangover Haven
spent most of my life in Louisiana. But I went to High School in Fairfax County Va. (suburb or Washington DC). Wrestling is Hugh in that area. A lot of time its the 3rd largest sport in school. Wrestlers play Football and Baseball. Louisiana should push this sport in every school. This will do nothing but help the Football and Baseball Teams. The physical workouts the wrestling team does is unbelievable.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 4:23 pm to DeafVallyBatnR
Jesuit and brother Martin are big wrestling schools in New Orleans, have been some I was in high school in the early 80s.
LSU losing their wrestling program in the 80s didn't help things in Louisiana
LSU losing their wrestling program in the 80s didn't help things in Louisiana
Posted on 2/10/23 at 4:26 pm to uwdan
quote:
HS wrestling is pretty popular in the midwest but I think the lack of money to be made post-HS puts a cap on how big it can be nationally. The Olympics are cool but if you are a top athlete why would you focus on wrestling when you can potentially make millions in other sports? I recall that a few years ago there was an attempt to start a professional freestyle wrestling league but I think it fizzled out pretty quick.
The two most famous Olympic wrestlers are guys who went/going to pro wrestling Kurt Angle and Gabe Stevenson.
There are tons of pro wrestlers who wrestled in college, Brock Lesnar among them.
So there is money, more money in fact than to be in Greco Roman wrestling or freestyle,
Which would be a miserable life cutting weight all the time.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 4:44 pm to ThanosIsADemocrat
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The two most famous Olympic wrestlers are guys who went/going to pro wrestling Kurt Angle and Gabe Stevenson. There are tons of pro wrestlers who wrestled in college, Brock Lesnar among them.
Don’t forget about wrestling being a springboard into MMA
Posted on 2/10/23 at 5:10 pm to chalmetteowl
Joe Rogan talks about college wrestlers transitioning to MMA and says they are the most mentally tough sons of bitches he’s ever come across. Just tough, typically quiet, brutal human beings.
He had on a very accomplished wrestler from NJ I believe that’s been to the Olympics before and says when he went to Iran he was an absolute mega star.
He had on a very accomplished wrestler from NJ I believe that’s been to the Olympics before and says when he went to Iran he was an absolute mega star.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 6:03 pm to DeafVallyBatnR
I went to High School in Fairfax. My freshman year, first year wrestling the coach told me he got me a spot in the varsity tournament but I had to wrestle up a weight class. My first match was against a kid from Jesuit who traveled up to DC for this tournament. The kid looked huge to me but I decided I was going to shoot right off the whistle He caught me and put me on my back, winning the match and the fastest pin of the tournament.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 6:11 pm to uwdan
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. The Olympics are cool but if you are a top athlete why would you focus on wrestling when you can potentially make millions in other sports? I recall that a few years ago there was an attempt to start a professional freestyle wrestling league but I think it fizzled out pretty quick.
While I don’t think they are making millions there is money to made in wrestling. The wrestlers training for the Olympics now have Regional Training Centers and some programs like Penn State’s RTC can bring in $6 million annually to train and pay the senior wrestlers. The college benefits by having the college wrestlers practice with the pros. There are also a lot more endorsement opportunities and a lot of athletes are capitalizing on this.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 6:26 pm to uwdan
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The Olympics are cool but if you are a top athlete why would you focus on wrestling when you can potentially make millions in other sports?
Because they love wrestling and don't want to have to literally fight for a living in MMA. Most wrestlers are too small for the NFL so that's usually not an option.
Wrestling's not a bad gig because there are a lot of opportunities to become a coach. You won't make millions but you'll keep your brain intact.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 7:56 pm to Diseasefreeforall
Top 10 for each division going into tomorrow.
Div I
Division I Team Scores
1 Jesuit 171.5
2 Catholic, BR 167.5
3 Brother Martin 161.5
4 Holy Cross 143.5
5 East Ascension 132.5
5 St. Pauls 132.5
7 St. Amant 87.5
8 Zachary 78.5
9 Dutchtown 76.5
10 Fontainebleau 71.5
Div II
1 Teurlings Catholic 172.5
2 North Desoto 163.5
3 Archbishop Rummel 147.0
4 Brusly 117.5
5 Parkway 112.0
6 Rayne 95.0
7 Sam Houston Hs 88.0
8 Lakeshore 77.5
9 Comeaux 69.0
10 Terrebonne 54.0
Div III
1 Basile 119.0
2 Archbishop Shaw 107.5
3 DeLaSalle 96.0
4 Evangel Christian Academy 81.5
5 Archbishop Hannan 78.0
6 St. Louis 71.0
7 John Curtis Christian School 69.5
8 Kaplan 31.0
9 St. Michael The Archangel 30.0
10 St. Mary`s 24.0
Div I
Division I Team Scores
1 Jesuit 171.5
2 Catholic, BR 167.5
3 Brother Martin 161.5
4 Holy Cross 143.5
5 East Ascension 132.5
5 St. Pauls 132.5
7 St. Amant 87.5
8 Zachary 78.5
9 Dutchtown 76.5
10 Fontainebleau 71.5
Div II
1 Teurlings Catholic 172.5
2 North Desoto 163.5
3 Archbishop Rummel 147.0
4 Brusly 117.5
5 Parkway 112.0
6 Rayne 95.0
7 Sam Houston Hs 88.0
8 Lakeshore 77.5
9 Comeaux 69.0
10 Terrebonne 54.0
Div III
1 Basile 119.0
2 Archbishop Shaw 107.5
3 DeLaSalle 96.0
4 Evangel Christian Academy 81.5
5 Archbishop Hannan 78.0
6 St. Louis 71.0
7 John Curtis Christian School 69.5
8 Kaplan 31.0
9 St. Michael The Archangel 30.0
10 St. Mary`s 24.0
Posted on 2/10/23 at 8:12 pm to Hangover Haven
Top 10 over all.
1 Teurlings Catholic, LA 172.5
2 Jesuit, LA 171.5
3 Catholic, BR, LA 167.5
4 Brother Martin, LA 165.5
5 North Desoto, LA 163.5
6 Archbishop Rummel, LA 147.0
7 Holy Cross, LA 143.5
8 East Ascension, LA 132.5
9 St. Pauls, LA 131.5
10 Basile, LA 119.0
1 Teurlings Catholic, LA 172.5
2 Jesuit, LA 171.5
3 Catholic, BR, LA 167.5
4 Brother Martin, LA 165.5
5 North Desoto, LA 163.5
6 Archbishop Rummel, LA 147.0
7 Holy Cross, LA 143.5
8 East Ascension, LA 132.5
9 St. Pauls, LA 131.5
10 Basile, LA 119.0
Posted on 2/10/23 at 8:16 pm to Hangover Haven
I wrestled at Fontainebleau back in 2005. It makes me proud to see them in the top 10. I follow their Facebook page and it seems like they’ve got a lot of great wrestlers on that team.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 10:13 pm to Hangover Haven
Owls are currently #12 with one guy wrestling on day 2… still looking for our first ever state champion
This post was edited on 2/10/23 at 10:14 pm
Posted on 2/10/23 at 11:19 pm to Bonkers119
They are wrestling well. Looking to have 2 champions for the first time.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 11:47 pm to Hangover Haven
Former state champ for Bro Martin in the early 2000’s here. The sport actually seems to be more popular than when I was in high school and I attribute it to kids’ clubs. My sons are checking it out before middle school and I see tons of young kids into it. It’s grueling, so I’m sure most won’t see it through until high school but I think it can only help them with other sports as it develops coordination, toughness, etc.
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