Kansas Wrestling Forums General Discussion High School 6a 215, hows it lookin?

u guys can ALL talk about this weight as much as u want...but the fact is, is that Jarrett Edison of Wichita Northwest WILL win this weight. The man was a good 15+ lbs under his weight last year wen he maed it to the finals. Look for him to make it TO the finals agian and INDEFINATLY win this weight

ditto!

Our internet has been down and I just saw this...try 30# under weight and sick and lost in double over time and I will stop there. Edison has grown and shoudl definitely be a contender.

Ms Jenni

Calen Born? Where is he from? Do I remember wrestling a Calen Born from somewhere in the KC area? Is it possible that even possible, or am I too old?

Weird. Someone let me know.

i think we're all too old Prant.

in other news, i had the most delicious spicy chicken burrito last night

mike wickley from BVNW has a shot at placing

Calen Borne is from Olathe North.

Did Balen Corn wrestle 171 his freshman year? Anyone? Anyone?

i dont know what born wrestled as a freshman, wrestled 171 at a sophomore though. he was a state qualifier that year.

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posted August 27, 2004 05:46 PM
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I don't think so, everyone good graduated, but I'd say Ryan Roe from Derby has a great shot for the finals. He is the best non-senior that I wrestled all year.

well just to let ryan roe graduated last year

I met Born and Edison this past year...they'll both be there.

Neither voice much here about themselves...so I'd like to.

Edison is a beast, who obviusly works hard throughout the year, and he's well coached.

Calen has only shown a portion of his potential and has already been dominant...I predict even more commitment this season.

Both are tough, but most importantly...matching their mental game is your biggest challenge.

Calen inconspicuously (and informally) leads his team, watching over his teammates and quietly helping to set the tone.

Edison was the most impressive young "man" I met this summer. He stepped up with character during an awkward situation. Even though he could've taken the typical "not my problem", he set his ego aside and went "out of his way" to make a younger wrestler/admirer feel "okay" again.

This type of character says volumes about their mental game and physical preparation. They CAN'T do less than "arrive at the top".

You want to know who'll be there? Above all other factors, the best this year must be prepared "mentally".

Oh, and one more thought...
Because they inspire those around them, they in turn will be inspired by their teammates...it's real synergy. How does that chemistry impact their level of performance (individually, or, as a team)?

marlatts, if you would have been paying attention, that post was from last year when Roe was a senior.