Hope they do well not sure of their draw.

I think there is confusion about who they are. The brackets say Creighton Prep of Omaha but then say not rated in Class C. I suspect somebody looked up the town of Creighton instead of Prep.

This page shows them finishing #3 in A. But the bracket page shows NR in C. Weird.

Well............both are accurate it seems.

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Originally posted by TK:
Well............both are accurate it seems.

ok ok, I'm leavin, ssshhh!

We are CP.

Prep went 2-4 with 2 losses coming in duals they won 6 of the 14 matches and it could've gone either way.

The only problem with Prep losing 8/14 is that 6 or 7 were by fall, automatically making it impossible for them to win.

http://www.clashmn.org/results/Clash6/B8M5.htm

In the 39-34 match that I looked up. Creighton Prep has as many falls as they gave up.

CP scored 4 pins and wins a 5th by default, and lost 5 by falls. That 5 matches on both sides with 6 points; 30-30. That's a wash in my book.

It came down to decisions in that match. And the decisions went 3-1 to Punahoe. On 7-3, 8-4, 5-3 scores; with CP winning a major decision 17-5. So, the decision points were 9-4 in favor of Punahoe.

So ... at least in that match; it looks like it could have gone either way.

Patrick Rollins went 6-0. Not sure about anyone else on the team.

As for the falls, it can still go either way. A Prep wrestler could've been winning the match when he got caught and pinned. Of course, it goes both ways for the matches Prep got a pin.

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