Over 140 Ranked Girls Have Registered For Super 32
Every ranked wrestler registered to compete in the girls divisions at the 2023 of the Defense Soap Super 32 Challenge
The girls divisions of the Super 32 Challenge get deeper every year. That trend continues at the 2023 edition with no less 141 nationally-ranked wrestlers registered to compete across 12 weight classes, including seven #1s. Oct 21-22, 8:00 AM EDT
2023 Super 32
You can find the most current National Girls High School rankings here. Please note that different weight classes are used for the rankings and at Super 32. Below is a list of all the girls we could find in the registration, grouped by their Super 32 weight class, along with their listed high school and the state.
95 Pounds
#2 at 95lbs: Jaclyn Bouzakis – Wyoming Seminary, PA
#6 at 95lbs: Lilly Breeden – Liberty, MO
#11 at 95lbs: Libertie Nigh – Urbana, OH
100 Pounds
#2 at 100lbs: Madison Nieuwenhuis – Plainwell, MI
#3 at 100lbs: Rianne Murphy – Crown Point, IN
#4 at 95lbs: Kendall Moe – Hamilton Heights, IN
#8 at 95lbs: Katie Biscoglia – Van Meter, IA
#9 at 100lbs: Bianca Eide – Stillwater, MN
#16 at 100lbs: Zoey Haney – Troy Buchanon, MO
#19 at 100lbs: Lisa Pastoriza – Wyooming Seminary, AZ
#20 at 100lbs: Sandy Breeden – Liberty, MO
#21 at 100lbs: Mia Galindo – Robinson Secondary, VA
#23 at 100lbs: Jamie Hearl – Mount Airy, NC
#24 at 100lbs: Camdyn Elliott – Gulf Breeze, FL
106 pounds
#1 at 100lbs: Epenesa Elison – St John Bosco, CA
#4 at 105lbs: Harlee Hiller – Loyola Academy, IL
#9 at 105lbs: Charlie Wylie – Port Jervis, NJ
#10 at 100lbs: Addison Morse – Harrah, OK … rest of story at … Flowrestling.org/articles/11306280-over-140-ranked-girls-have-registered-for-super-32
The Citadel Wrestling Releases 2023-24 Schedule
CHARLESTON, S.C. – The Citadel wrestling program officially announced the upcoming 2023-24 schedule, per a release Monday afternoon. The Bulldogs open the season on Wednesday, Nov. 1, start conference competition on Sunday, Jan. 21 before wrapping up the year at the SoCon Championship in early March.
The Citadel launches the 2023-24 campaign with back-to-back duals against Allen and Montreat on Wednesday, Nov. 1 before hosting a major tournament — Battle at The Citadel — later that same week on Sunday, Nov. 5. The Bulldogs hit the road for an extended period from Saturday, Nov. 11 at the George Mason Duals to Friday, Jan. 12 at the Davidson Duals, notably attending both the Navy Classic on Saturday, Nov. 18 and the Las Vegas Wrestling Invitational from Friday, Dec. 1 through Saturday, Dec. 2 as well as matching up against Duke and Queens on Tuesday, Dec. 19.
The Bulldogs open SoCon play at Appalachian State on Sunday, Jan. 21 before closing out league duals against Presbyterian on Thursday, Feb. 22 back home. Finally, The Citadel concludes the season at the Southern Conference Championship, a one-day tournament slated for Saturday, March 9 in Boone, N.C. … rest of story at … Citadelsports.com/news/2023/10/11/wrestling-releases-2023-24-schedule
141 Pound Pre-Season NCAA Wrestling Preview & Predictions
A preview with predictions for the 2023-24 season at 141-pound weight class in Division 1 college wrestling
It’s October and that means the 2023-24 college wrestling season is right around the corner! In order to help you prepare for the upcoming season, we’ll be previewing all 10 Division 1 weight classes. Check out the article below for an in-depth look at 141 pounds.
Returning 2023 141-Pound All-Americans
- Real Woods – 2nd
- Beau Bartlett – 3rd
- Lachlan McNeil – 4th
- Clay Carlson – 5th
- Brock Hardy – 6th
Other All-Americans In The Field This Year
- Jesse Mendez – 6th at 133 in 2023
- Cole Matthews – 5th in 2022
- CJ Composto – 8th in 2022
The Favorite
Real Woods is coming off a runner-up finish at the 2023 NCAA Tournament and will be the favorite at 141 pounds entering the 2023-24 season. Last year Woods compiled a 20-1 record with his only loss coming in the NCAA finals against Andrew Alirez. Outside of the Alirez loss, Woods put together an incredible season with 12 of his 20 wins coming by bonus – 2 falls, 4 techs, and 6 majors. Alirez recently announced his plans to take an Olympic making the path even more open for Woods to win a title in his final collegiate season.
On top of Real Woods being #1 at 141 pounds, he’s currently ranked #9 in our pound-for-pound rankings. Woods’ top game sets him apart from most wrestlers in the country and he might have the best cross-wrist tilt in college wrestling. In fact, Woods was able to turn Andrew Alirez in the NCAA finals and earned near-fall points in 4 of his 5 matches at the NCAA tournament. Beyond that, Woods finishes his single leg with a high rate of success, and is incredibly challenging to score on in the neutral position. To put it simply, Woods is the man to beat this year at 141 and it will be a tall task for any wrestler in the country to stop him from winning NCAAs. … rest of story at … Flowrestling.org/articles/11304615-141-pound-pre-season-ncaa-wrestling-preview-predictions
Missouri Wrestling Announces 2023-24 Schedule
COLUMBIA, Mo. – University of Missouri wrestling is going into the 2023-24 with two consecutive Big 12 Tournament Championships and a fifth-place finish in the 2022-23 season. The Tigers are beginning their season under returning head coach Brian Smith for his 26th season, with the annual Black and Gold Scrimmage at the Hearnes Center on Oct. 28.
Missouri starts its season with the second annual Tiger Style Invite in Kansas City, Mo., on Nov. 11. The tournament will again be held at Staley High School, home of Zach Elam and Rocky Elam. Mizzou then returns to Columbia for a two-match home stand, facing Arizona State on Nov. 19. and its first conference opponent in Oklahoma on Dec. 1.
The Tigers will travel to SIUE for the Cougar Clash on Dec. 2, then back to the Hearnes Center to take on Wyoming on Dec. 8, and Air Force on Dec. 17. Then the team is off to St. Louis where the Tigers will meet Illinois at the Stiefel Theater, Dec. 21, as part of the Mizzou to the Lou series.
Missouri starts the New Year at home against Virginia Tech on Jan. 2 before kicking off three weeks on the road, where it will be facing Stanford (Jan. 10), West Virginia (Jan. 26) and Cornell (Jan. 28).
Mizzou returns home for a brief conference match versus Oklahoma State on Feb. 4, then back on the road facing North Dakota State (Feb. 16), South Dakota State (Feb. 18), Northern Iowa (Feb. 23) and finishing up conference play at Iowa State (Feb. 25).
The Big 12 Championship will return to the BOK Center in Tulsa, Okla., March 9-10. The Tigers are looking to extend their streak and win their 13th consecutive conference title and third Big 12 Championship Title. Mizzou Athletics will host The NCAA Tournament in Tiger territory in Kansas City, Mo., March 21-23. Junior Keegan O’Toole is returning for the 2023-24 season as a back-to-back defending NCAA champion in the 165-pound weight class. … rest of story at … MUtigers.com/news/2023/10/5/wrestling-announces-2023-24-schedule
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