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    abdoshaban
    Nov 26, 2019

    Rankings Update

    in Ranking Changes | Updates

    Quick update. Just wrapping up finals, rankings will be completed this weekend, right in time for the season.

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    john123
    Dec 02, 2019

    any updates on when the rankings will be out?

    abdoshaban
    Dec 04, 2019

    Apologize for the delay, all should be complete by 9 pm. With some holes that still need to be filled in.

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    scott
    Dec 05, 2019

    Class S Nick Glynn from HK placed 6th at 145 last year as a freshman. He is now a sophomore and should be on the 145 rankings. Matt Carson is a junior at 182 in class s.

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    sweep the leg!
    Dec 05, 2019

    Lots of updates needed. Odell is 113, knight is 120, Rapuano 113, currier I believe is 120 minimum most likely 126, I believe Thompson is 113 but that can be confirmed soon.thats just what I saw real quick. Jack Ryan is much bigger this year so prob 132.

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    BeWater
    Dec 06, 2019

    Generally weight class changes aren't made until results start coming out. You can say all these guys are going this weight or that, but until they start competing at those weights it doesn't matter. Besides, they rankings based on last years weights give a good jumping off point to compare where guys should be in their new weights.

    stallwarning
    Dec 06, 2019

    I wouldn’t put too much into these initial rankings. Until the first few events come in, a better understanding of where some wrestlers end up based on changes in weight would be justified. Like Sweep the Leg! indicated, Jack Ryan is much bigger than last year, thus will not be at the same weight as last year. These initial rankings are just where the returning ranked kids remain. I would expect big changes after the 18th and the first set of weekend tournaments...