I realize the finals results are on Omaha.com, but could somebody post the results of the 3rd and 5th place matches on NWImag also? So many good wrestlers, they all deserve the recognition.
Thanks!

Motion seconded! Its a disservice to wrestling and to its participants to not fully post or report all results. Media that do not find it necessary do not deserve to receive any, however its more likely they will report all that is given them. This high profile event deserves better reporting than so far seen.

Thank you!

The problem is that it takes so much time to type this stuff into the computer. If you ask me, the hosting team should just do it as a courtesy. However, a lot of these places don't care and certainly don't want to spend the time at the keyboard.

Maybe the NSAA should make it a requirement for the host team to submit results to the required media outletes.

Or would that make too much sense?

When you think about, especially at district seeding meetings, there really is no actual proof since NSAA does not require it. At least if results reporting were mandatory to the free results page on NWI, NSAA wouldn't have to do it, and there would be a form of proof that matches actually occurred.

Too much time? If you're spending all day at a tournament, what's another half hour, especially if it gives the sport and your team coverage? I'm busy too (teaching, new baby, five year old, other family stuff) but I just consider posting results part of my job as a coach. I'm not trying to be holier than thou, but my suggestion would be to consider posting/providing results a part of the coaching assignment. Only my very humble opinion.

Preachin to the choir, my friend. I don't think many tournament sites see it the same way you do. And if they have that blistering 5 wpm keyboarding skill, then that half hour really becomes a half day. Now, I do believe that if someone from each tournament could fax the results or send them via email to Mike or someone with 100 + wpm keyboarding....then you would get a lot more results. I know that Mike probably leads the keyboarding pack with 110 + wpm....but that is a real conservative guess.

And if Mike had nothing else to do with his life, he'd be more than happy to spend the entire weekend typing in all those results.

When I was at Norfolk, I literally spent an entire morning busting out results of 8-10 tournaments...my wrists were REALLY sore by the end of that day.

This is why we have the results entry system in place on NWI...so nobody has to type in TEN tournaments a weekend. But this makes way too much sense for some, obvioiusly...

103: 1. Clayden McKim, Millard South, won by decision over Zach Fronce, Ralston, 10-4.
103: 3. Louie Rambour, Columbus, pinned Jacob Besch, Westside, 3:54.
103: 5. Isaiah Aguilar, Grand Island, won by decision over Ben Peterson, Lincoln East, 10-9.

112: 1. Joel Torpy, Millard South, won by decision over Mike Craven, Omaha North, 5-2.
112: 3. Kenny Guerra, Grand Island, pinned Noah Dwornicki, Ralston, 5:13.
112: 5. Tim Marti, Lincoln East, pinned Willie White, Omaha Benson, 2:41.

119: 1. Drew Etherton, Lincoln East, won by decision over Jae Torpy, Millard South, 10-7.
119: 3. Sam Vice, Omaha South, pinned Kurt Roets, Grand Island, 0:23.
119: 5. Terrell McKinney, Omaha North, won by decision over Josh Heinke, Millard North, 15-9.

125: 1. Trenton Washington, Omaha North, won by decision over Kellen McKim, Millard South, 7-4.
125: 3. Tony Balletta, Papillion/La Vista, won by injury default over Josh Heiliger, Lincoln East, .
125: 5. Nate Roe, Grand Island, won by decision over Devin Harris, Columbus, 4-3.