Post by andegre on Dec 27, 2016 8:59:21 GMT -5
Not very many matches happened since last week, but Reno's results are also included in this weeks rankings since they did not get entered early enough last week.
Wrestler Rankings: www.wrestlestat.com/rankings/wrestler
The big mover in all of wrestling, this week, was Boo Lewallen of #2 Oklahoma State. He got his first 5 matches of his career at Reno and did it in style winning all 5 and taking the 141 crown. Those wins rocketed him up 211 spots to sit at #15 in the rankings.
Dual Rankings: www.wrestlestat.com/rankings/dual
Minnesota continues it's climb in the rankings moving up 4 more spots to stop at #6, while Iowa dropped 3 spots to close at #7 after their roster keeps getting shuffled around. NC State also dropped 7 spots to finish at #14 after Pete Renda's injury removes his starter status.
Tournament Rankings: www.wrestlestat.com/rankings/tournament
In tournament rankings, Minnesota moved up 4 spots again to finish at #7.
Hodge Watch: www.wrestlestat.com/rankings/hodge
Wrestler Rankings: www.wrestlestat.com/rankings/wrestler
The big mover in all of wrestling, this week, was Boo Lewallen of #2 Oklahoma State. He got his first 5 matches of his career at Reno and did it in style winning all 5 and taking the 141 crown. Those wins rocketed him up 211 spots to sit at #15 in the rankings.
Dual Rankings: www.wrestlestat.com/rankings/dual
Minnesota continues it's climb in the rankings moving up 4 more spots to stop at #6, while Iowa dropped 3 spots to close at #7 after their roster keeps getting shuffled around. NC State also dropped 7 spots to finish at #14 after Pete Renda's injury removes his starter status.
Tournament Rankings: www.wrestlestat.com/rankings/tournament
In tournament rankings, Minnesota moved up 4 spots again to finish at #7.
Hodge Watch: www.wrestlestat.com/rankings/hodge