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Upcoming Tournaments Login Register. These tournaments are not connected to the Ohio Athletic Committee. They do not count toward point series tournaments and do not earn criteria for District or State events. They are designed to match up wrestlers with similar experience and skill level. Some Novice tournaments take place during Point Series Tournaments while other Novice Tournaments may be held during a youth tournament. The Novice also has a State Tournament. The host is normally a club or school and the funds raised go to support the program.

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Upcoming Tournaments Login Register. These tournaments are not connected to the Ohio Athletic Committee. They do not count toward point series tournaments and do not earn criteria for District or State events. They are designed to match up wrestlers with similar experience and skill level. Some Novice tournaments take place during Point Series Tournaments while other Novice Tournaments may be held during a youth tournament. The Novice also has a State Tournament. The host is normally a club or school and the funds raised go to support the program. A wrestler does not need to compete in a Sectional tournament to enter a District tournament. Points are earned by placing in the top 4 at a sectional tournament. No wrestler can enter the State Tournament without competing at a District. A wrestler must finish in the top 4 of their district weight class to qualify and advance to the State Tournament. Once a wrestler qualifies for State their parent must log on to their account and register for State. There is no entry fee to compete at State however; the parent or user of the wrestlers account must complete the State Confirmation process or they will be removed from the State Tournament and an alternate wrestler will take their place.

They do not count toward point series tournaments and do not earn criteria for District or State events.

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Upcoming Tournaments Login Register. State Alternates are used to fill open spots at the State Tournament when a wrestler that qualified has to forfeit their spot due to injury, illness, family conflicts or any other reason. For the Jr. For the Jr. A wrestler does not need to compete in a Sectional tournament to enter a District tournament. Once a Grade School wrestler places in the top 4 of a District they cannot enter or compete in another Grade School District tournament or qualify at another weight. Accepting only means that they would like to fill a spot should a vacancy occurs in their weight class. No wrestler can enter the State Tournament without competing at a District. The District entry fee covers both the District and the State Tournaments. If a 5th or 6th place wrestler competes in another District but fails to place in top 6, they still maintain their State Alternate status. The Novice also has a State Tournament. Down with just the heavyweight match left, Stray took the mat needing an individual victory for an overall team triumph. Stray and the Cardinals will have the Thanksgiving holiday off from varsity competition before getting back on the mat come December 2 at the Ohio Northern Invitational. Junior High A Jr. Mar 17 Sun.

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They do not count toward point series tournaments and do not earn criteria for District or State events. A wrestler does not need to compete in a Sectional tournament to enter a District tournament. High District may compete in another District in an attempt to gain a State Qualifying spot 1st thru 6th place. If a 5th or 6th place wrestler competes in another District but fails to place in top 6, they still maintain their State Alternate status. Mar 23 Sat. Wrestlers must be in 6th, 7th, or 8th grade. They are designed to match up wrestlers with similar experience and skill level. For the Jr. The Novice also has a State Tournament. Accepting only means that they would like to fill a spot should a vacancy occurs in their weight class. High District may compete in another District in an attempt to gain a State Qualifying spot 1st thru 6th place. There is no entry fee to compete at State however; the parent or user of the wrestlers account must complete the State Confirmation process or they will be removed from the State Tournament and an alternate wrestler will take their place.