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    scott
    Aug 13, 2019

    2020 Class Champions - What is your prediction?

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    stallwarning
    Aug 20, 2019

    Late summer predictions for LL (over three months out till season starts...or about 100 days):


    Class LL

    106 – ?

    113 – Longo (Trumbull) - 1st LL/AA @ Fargo GR or O’Dell (Danbury) - 5th NE @ 106

    120 – Currier (Hall) - 3rd Opens & NE @ 113

    126 – Johnson (Danbury) - 6th NE @ 120

    132 – Ebert (Warde) - 3rd Opens & NE @ 126

    138 – Jack (Danbury) - no need to explain this one, only that he is expected to go 138 - see within '19-'20 Season Info

    145 – ?

    152 – Shaughnessy (Warde) - 3rd Opens & 6th NE @ 145

    160 – Mazur (Westhill) - 4th NE @ 152

    170 – Tsiranides (FP) - 2nd LL @ 160 or Vitti (Southington) - 5th Opens @ 160

    182 – Carr (Southington) - 1st LL @ 170 or Rasmussen (Warde) - 6th Opens @ 170

    195 – ?

    220 – Cocchia (McMahon) - 3rd LL @ 220

    285 – Agosto (Danbury) - 2nd LL & Opens @ 285, Weiner (Shelton) - 5th Opens @ 285, or Houston (New Haven) - 1st Opens @ 285


    Mainly rolled up the various weights from the 18-19 results within LL and Opens, except 138 (Jack - see link above) and for the 220/285, which are more stable. Some weight classes included "?" as I did not see many juniors or below that had a record/place of distinction in the prior weight class in 18-19. Many wrestlers could increase more than one weight class...at this point, just a guess.


    The other variable in this if there are any class changes (i.e., a school moving up/down to a different classification...LL to L, and vice versa). For example, does Simsbury and Xavier stay in the Ls or do they move up to LLs? Later in the fall, the updated classifications will be released via

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    Run.the.Pipes
    Sep 10, 2019

    Longo AA'd at 101lbs so pretty confident he will be at 106 this year. I see Jack at 132 and Kovacs back at 138 for Danbury.

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    stallwarning
    Aug 29, 2019

    Now for the L...just under 100 days till the start of the season.


    106 – ?

    113 – Rapuano (Xavier) – 1st L/2nd Open/3rd NE @ 106

    120 – Aldi (BC) – 2nd L @ 113

    126 – T. Finn (Simsbury) – 1st L/3rd Open @ 120

    132 – Mairano (Simsbury) – 1st L/4th Open @ 126

    138 – Nichols (BE) – 1st L/3rd Open @ 132

    145 – Mastroianni (NC) – 1st L/1st Open/2nd NE @ 138

    152 – Sung (NC) – 1st L/1st Open/1st NE @ 145

    160 – Maleryn (RHAM) 3rd L @ 152 or Sirois (Simsbury) – 4th L @ 152

    170 – Bergin (Simbury) – 1st L @ 160

    182 – ?

    195 – ?

    220 – Dubon (Middletown) – 3rd L @ 220

    285 – Mackenzie (New London) – 3rd L @ 285 or Facey (BC) – 4th L @ 285


    Again rolled up each weight class up by one, which is making very strong assumptions as many go up more than one in actuality. The Ls seem pretty clear in many weights and very open in others, especially in the upper weights. In all, the Ls are very strong in many of the lower weights with a good amount of returning L champions or finalists (8 by my count). It would be very interesting if some of the excellent wrestlers in the lower/middle weights went up by more than one class, thus producing some excellent matchups.


    Again, the question is still at hand with some of the schools to whether they stay, enter, or exit from the Ls. But again, a very early late summer analysis...

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    Run.the.Pipes
    Sep 10, 2019

    Hamilton from BC is the guy here at 106. He should be able to make a push into the opens as well.

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    bst
    Sep 22, 2019

    Mastroianni is going to Green Farms Academy this year