BATTLE FOR THE BELT - OCTOBER 30, 2010
2009 Tournament Coverage:
Final Brackets and Results of Place Matches (High School)
Bout-by-bout Results: High School 103-140 | High School 145-HWT
Middle School Division: Place Winners | Middle School
Video Coverage from Flowrestling
Takedown Radio interview with Tournament Directors David Barker & Sara Koenig
These websites are also providing coverage:
The Open Mat
Michigan Grappler
Wrestling Addix
We are pleased to return for the 5th year to the Special Events Center at the Greensboro Coliseum for the 2009 Super 32 Challenge. We continue to work hard to improve our event, as it has quickly become the premier pre-season tournament in the country.
"The Super 32 is a step above any other High School tournament in the country. It is great to see a tournament that is run solely for the purpose of the athletes. You guys run an outstanding event and I am already looking forward to coming next year. Any event that gets the best high school kids in the country to attend is always going to attract the best college programs in the country too. You have a great thing going keep up the good work."
-University of Nebraska Assistant Coach Mike Greenfield
"That was definitely a big accomplishment. After he won that tournament ... the University of Pennsylvania called him, Penn State called him, Northwestern University called him."
-St Mark's coach Jason Bastianelli, of 2005 152 lbs champion Andrew Bradley
The
fastest growing, most competitive preseason tournament
in the country!
The 2008 tournament drew wrestlers from 35 states, and featured over 175 state champions. States represented were Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming, and West Virginia.
More than 50 college coaches were also in attendance.
Many Super 32 Challenge participants have had success in the collegiate level, including 2008 All-Americans Bubba Jenkins (Penn State), Raymond Jordan (Missouri), and Jon Reader (Iowa State). Other current collegiate standouts include Ashtin Primus (Missouri), Luke Ashmore (Oklahoma State), Patrick Bond (Illinois), Jordan Frishkorn (Oklahoma State), Kenny Lester (Arizona State), Andrew Flanagan (Harvard), Eric Hoffman (North Dakota State), and Daren Burns (UNC-Greensboro).
