BATTLE FOR THE BELT - OCTOBER 29-30, 2011

 

Flowrestling Video Coverage

Final High School Brackets & Placers

Final Middle School Brackets

More Detailed Results - High School Division (all weights except 120, 126, 132)
More Detailed Results - High School Division (120, 126, 132) - requires you to set up an account to sign in but it's FREE
More Detailed Results - Middle School Division

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Other Web Coverage:

• Tournament Recap by TheOpenMat
• Tournament Recap by InterMat

 

 

 

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	"We want to thank the Super 32 for supporting us and UNCG Wrestling over the past year. The Super 32 is a first class event and we are glad that it is staying in the great city of Greensboro." -Jason Loukides, former Head Coach, UNC-Greensboro Youth Education & Sport, Inc. www.yeswrestling.com
Help support the former coaches and wrestlers of UNC-G! They have remained in Greensboro to continue training with their club, YES Wrestling. On Thursday and Friday prior to the Super 32, their facility will be open for training at a cost of $5 per wrestler. 2 full mats, treadmill, bikes, weight room, and check scale will all be available. Visit yeswrestling.com for more information.

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The final 2010-11 InterMat rankings featured 69 wrestlers that competed in the 2010 Super 32 Challenge. This includes four wrestlers that ended the season ranked first in the nation – Super 32 Challenge champions Anthony Ashnault and Nick Hodgkins, along with runner-up finishers Nathan Tomasello and Jason Tsirtsis. Also of note is that approximately 200 participants from the 2010 Super 32 won a state title, New England Regional title, or National Prep championship at season’s end.

At the 2011 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships, five of the ten champions were wrestlers that had competed in the Super 32 Challenge during their high school career: Jordan Oliver (Oklahoma State), Kyle Dake (Cornell), Bubba Jenkins (Arizona State), Jon Reader (Iowa State), and Dustin Kilgore (Kent State). Other past competitors at the Super 32 include NCAA runner-up David Taylor (Penn State) and All-Americans Scotti Sentes (Central Michigan), Walter Peppelman (Harvard), Ed Ruth (Penn State), and Cam Simaz (Cornell). Nic Bedelyon (Kent State), Devin Carter (Virginia Tech), Tony Ramos (Iowa), Andrew Alton (Penn State), Stephen Dutton (Lehigh), Eric Grajales (Michigan), and Scott Winston (Rutgers) were other 2011 NCAA participants who came within one win of earning All-American honors.