Month: June 2019

Welcome back to our annual series of season wrap-up posts, which we cleverly titled as “The Season (2018-19),” because we’re creative like that. Your donation dollars at work, folks.

Teams are being selected on a random basis. Our 48th installment for this season, and sixth from 1A-District 3, is Raines.

Each The Season post will have the same content as they’ve had for the past five seasons.

RAINES

You can see everything I have on the Vikings in 2018-19 here –> RAINES

Win/loss record: 1-13 in dual meets. Please review the attached document for a summary of the Vikings’ performance in IBT events.

Season in a nutshell: After the tragic death of former coach Onice B. Gilbert literally on the eve of the season, the Vikings regrouped — as they must — and began competition with Villages’ St John Memorial IBT just before Christmas, finishing ninth of nine teams with the short-handed crew they’d have all season (just five of the eventual six wrestlers they would have). Next up was Raines’ annual road-trip to Pembroke Pines for the Somerset Scuffle on the first weekend of January, where Raines was 16th out of 16. Raines did pick up one dual win in five in their duals debut at Suwannee’s Billy Saylor Invitational, but the Vikings would have their most successful tournament to date with a T-8th at Gateway. The following weekend, Raines would close out January with a 19th-place finish at the 27-team George Jenkins IBT. The Vikings would finish 27th at Clay’s Green Cove Springs Rotary, a 37-team event, and kicked off the post-season traditional series with a seventh at 1A-District 3, due mainly to being so short-handed. The Vikings would duplicate that finish, finishing T-7th at the 1A-Region 1, and qualifying three wrestlers out for state. In Kissimmee, Raines was T-23rd, with one medalist, who’ll return next year. No graduation losses this year, six wrestlers (five with post-season experience) have eligibility to return. Let’s hope for more kids coming out in 2019-20.

Key returners (15+ matches this past season or post-season experience) for 2019-20 (with year in school as they’ll be next year): DaQuan King (sophomore, 30-16 at 106, district runnerup, region runnerup, 1-2 at states); Damari Williams (sophomore, 5-14 at 113, 1 match from regions); Raynarde Thomas (junior, 24-11 at 170, district champ, region runnerup, 1-2 at states); Jamari Watson (sophomore, 19-16 at 182, district runnerup, 2-2 at regions); Jamon Goodwine (senior, 33-4 at 285, district champ, region champ, state 3rd).

Graduation losses (15+ matches this past season or post-season experience) from this year’s team: None.

2018-19 MVP: Rising senior Jamon Goodwine took an early loss in the St John Memorial, facing the eventual state champion (whom Goodwine would see again in the semis at Kissimmee), but he then won 17 matches in a row, which included a 5-0 day (all with bonus points) at Billy Saylor, a Gateway title and en route to reaching the George Jenkins final, where Goodwine fell by a single point to the 3A state runnerup. Goodwine would drop a one-point loss in the Clay semis to the 1A state runnerup, but would get that loss back at regions. He powered his way to district and region titles, losing just once in the post-season traditional tournament, in the state semis. The state champ returns as well next year, so Goodwine will have to find another level to push past him, but Saturday night should be a very real possibility.

2019-20 captain: Rising junior Raynarde Thomas had a confidence to him right from the first in his time with the Vikings, but it took a second season on the varsity for his wrestling to more closely catch up to that confidence. Thomas had a nice 24-win sophomore season, which saw him get out to a 7-1 start with a third at St John Memorial. He won seven matches in a row in mid-January and reached the Gateway 170 final, where he lost to a fellow team captain. He won another seven matches out of eight down the homestretch, with a run that included Raines’ second of three district titles that the Vikings would earn. He reached the Region 1 final as well, and that tournament was really where he had a fine moment. Thomas got three matches at states, and could very well be a threat to medal in 2019-20.

Zander Laurin Warrior: Rising senior 285 Keshon Lockett had an unenviable task this season. Lockett had to battle a state place-winning competitor every single day in the room, compete in several tournaments as a full-fledged competitor in his own right, only to have to sit on the sidelines at the crucible part of the post-season series. But Lockett suited up alongside Goodwine for the St John Memorial, George Jenkins and Clay Rotary, and was the solo starter for the Vikings at Somerset Scuffle. One hopes that Lockett might be able, in a perfect world, to back down to 220 and thereby get to earn points in his own, but his willingness to serve the team, give Goodwine a quality room partner and, at the same time, score some points from time to time, Keshon Lockett is the Zander Laurin Warrior for Raines.

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Welcome back to our annual series of season wrap-up posts, which we cleverly titled as “The Season (2018-19),” because we’re creative like that. Your donation dollars at work, folks.

Teams are being selected on a random basis. Our 47th installment for this season, and eighth from 3A-District 1, is Atlantic Coast.

Each The Season post will have the same content as they’ve had for the past five seasons.

ATLANTIC COAST

You can see everything I have on the Stingrays in 2018-19 here –>  ATLANTIC COAST

Win/loss record: 10-8 in dual meets. Please review the attached document for a summary of the Stingrays’ performance in IBT events.

Season in a nutshell: Atlantic Coast started the year with a 12th-place finish in Bishop Snyder’s two-day Westside Kiwanis IBT on the first weekend of the season, but other than a tri-meet the following week, that would be the Stingrays’ lone competition in December. Atlantic Coast picked it back up in the second weekend of January with the USMC Duals at Terry Parker, where the Stingrays were 5-3 on the weekend. They kept up solid momentum with a top-half finish at Gateway, sixth out of 15 teams, and then had a 3-2 day at North Florida Duals, winning their first three on the bounce. At the very competitive Flagler Rotary to kick off February, the Stingrays were 22nd out of 37 teams, and finished fifth at Bell-Raulerson, a two-day IBT hosted by Sandalwood, to wrap up the regular season. After a tough 10th-place finish at the 3A-District 1 traditional tournament, Atlantic Coast finished its season with a 30th-place finish at Region 1. The Stingrays will graduate four senior starters and could return as many as eight starters with post-season or significant regular-season experience, with a couple of others close to the 15-match threshold. If ACHS can get some off-season work done, they can move up the ladder.

Key returners (15+ matches this past season or post-season experience) for 2019-20 (with year in school as they’ll be next year): Cameron Courtenay (senior, 21-12 at 106, 1 match from regions); Eric Harper (junior, 17-13 at 113, district 4th, 1-2 at regions); Nick Shay (junior, 6-11 at 120, 1 match from regions); Joel Dudley (sophomore, 8-16 at 132, 1 match from regions); Noah Gambrell (junior, 7-10 at 132, did not compete in post-season traditionals); Tyler Exum (junior, 4-16 at 138, 0-2 at districts); Aryam Gholinezhad (sophomore, 4-19 at 145, 0-2 at districts); Zach Crawford (senior, 15-17 at 285, 1 match from regions).

Graduation losses (15+ matches this past season or post-season experience) from this year’s team: Kevin Thompson (24-10 at 126, district 3rd, 1-2 at regions); Seth Stratton (22-16 at 160, 1 match from regions); Quintin Donald (11-8 at 195, 0-2 at districts); Seth Miller (30-11 at 220, district 4th, 1 match from states).

2018-19 MVP: May graduate Seth Miller had a most unusual first season as a varsity starter for the Stingrays, going from a playful start to becoming Atlantic Coast’s leader in wins, rolling up 30 for the year. Miller won 11 matches in a row between Westside Kiwanis and mid-January, going 8-0 at USMC Duals and reaching the finals at Gateway. Miller won his first tournament at Bell-Raulerson and was 2-2 at the 3A-District 1 traditional tournament, going six minutes with the guy who would later knock off the state’s #1-ranked 220 in the semifinals. After losing by quick pin in the first round of regions, Miller fought hard, though, to keep a state dream alive after that, though, with three wins on the backside, only to have it come up short in the blood round. It was a first year that will always hang in our memory, for sure.

2019-20 captain: Rising senior Cameron Courtenay will be one of two seniors at the bookends that are going to be called upon for leadership in 2019-20. Courtenay’s been getting closer and closer on the mat toward breaking out, with seven of his losses by four points or less. He had nine pins during the course of the year, and a couple of solid stretches, winning six of seven matches between USMC Duals and the start of Gateway, and also a 5-0 day at North Florida Duals (which included two pins and a decision). Courtenay also won the 106 title at the Bell-Raulerson IBT to wrap up the regular season.

Zander Laurin Warrior: Rising sophomore Joel Dudley was the Stingrays’ Swiss army knife for Atlantic Coast during the regular season, starting the year at 126, then dropping down to 120 for Terry Parker’s USMC Duals. Dudley then was slotted in at 132 for Gateway and bumped up to 138 for North Florida Duals the weekend after that. In February, Dudley went back down to 132, where he would stay, for Flagler Rotary and, eventually, the district tournament. He had five contested victories during the year, two of them pins coming in the district tournament. For attempting to help the team at any one of four different weight classes, Joel Dudley is the Zander Laurin Warrior for Atlantic Coast.

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Welcome back to our annual series of season wrap-up posts, which we cleverly titled as “The Season (2018-19),” because we’re creative like that. Your donation dollars at work, folks.

Teams are being selected on a random basis. Our fifth installment from 2A-District 4, and 48th overall, is Nease.

Each The Season post will have the same content as they’ve had for the past five seasons.

NEASE

You can see everything I have on the Panthers in 2018-19 here –>  NEASE

Win/loss record: 16-14 in dual meets. Please review the attached document for a summary of the Panthers’ performance in IBT events.

Season in a nutshell: What Might Have Been. Those four words could be sufficient to describe the Nease season. Leaving aside the transfer issue, the kids that were IN school and yet were lost to the St Johns Panthers for any number of reasons — injury and unknown others — would have resulted in a massively different season for Nease, which I would have projected to be a top-five team area-wide based on who was eligible to return from the 2017-18 roster plus a couple of the add-ons that came to the program. Nease was second at Bishop Snyder’s Westside Kiwanis two-day IBT on the first weekend of December. The Panthers struggled a bit more at Celebration’s one-day Storm Warning duals tournament, going 2-3 that day. IBTs continued to favor Nease into January, as the Panthers were third out of 10 teams at Episcopal’s one-day Rob Bierbaum IBT, but duals continued to be a struggle for a team that became more and more short-handed throughout the year. The Panthers were 2-3 at the 2A-District 4 dual team tournament, which they hosted. After dropping two duals to start the day at New Smyrna Beach’s Barracuda Duals, the Panthers rallied to go 3-2, and duplicated that effort at Seabreeze’s Ray Hollingsworth Duals on the last Saturday in January, and also at Gainesville’s Category V Duals on the first Saturday of February, where they were fourth out of 10 teams. Nease then finished sixth out of 10 to wrap up its tournament season at Sandalwood’s inaugural Bell-Raulerson IBT the second weekend of the month. The Panthers were sixth out of the seven assigned teams for the 2A-District 4 traditional tournament and placed 16th at Region 1, where both of their top remaining kids sustained injury of one kind or another in the event, with one still getting to states. The Panthers could return as many as seven starters with post-season or significant regular-season experience, with a few others right on the cusp, but the graduating class that left earlier this spring included four of the Panthers’ five region qualifiers.

Key returners (15+ matches this past season or post-season experience) for 2019-20 (with year in school as they’ll be next year): Jalon Lumar (senior, 17-3 at 120/126, did not compete in post-season traditionals); Chad Severt (sophomore, 8-10 at 132, 1 match from regions); Leroy Heard (senior, 9-17 at 138, 1 match from regions); Peter Simon (sophomore, 13-18 at 145, 1 match from regions); Colin White (senior, 23-16 at 160, district 4th, 1-2 at regions); Anthony Tanza (junior, 11-9 at 160/170, did not compete in post-season traditionals); Conner Holmes (sophomore, 12-17 at 182, 1 match from regions).

Graduation losses (15+ matches this past season or post-season experience) from this year’s team: Gavin Riccobono (126, district 3rd, region runnerup); Jacob Satterfield (23-3 at 152, district champ, 2-0 at regions, injured); Kirill Kim (32-13 at 170, district runnerup, 1-2 at regions); Angel Rodriguez (20-16 at 195, district 3rd, 1-2 at regions).

2018-19 MVP: I really have two MVP candidates from this team, but the way that spring graduate Jacob Satterfield‘s final season played out was emblematic of the fate of the team as a whole, and so I’m going that way. Satterfield was injured in the finals at Westside Kiwanis, and didn’t come back for a month. At districts, his first time back, he took a ding in his first dual and was held out of further competition for two more weeks. At that point, things looked on track for a second state tournament appearance, as Satterfield won 12 in a row between Hollingsworth and Category V, then eight in a row until regions, with Bell-Raulerson and District 4 traditional tournament titles, but then saw his run come to an end in the quarters at regions. We’re looking forward to seeing how his career can re-start at Coker this coming year at the #NextLevel.

2019-20 captain: There was one 2019-20 returner who reached the region tournament this past season, and as such, rising senior Colin White is going to have to shoulder some heavy leadership burdens, with a really substantial senior leadership group moving on and a new coach coming in. White was a consistent starter for the Panthers, though he often found himself at both 160 and 170 after settling in at 160 for the final post-season run. White had a seven-match win streak betweeen Barracuda and Hollingsworth Duals, winning 11 of 12 during that whole stretch into February. White’s experience and maturity will be called upon greatly in 2019-20.

Zander Laurin Warrior: May graduate Sean Arnold was yet another super-solid Nease wrestler whose season was truncated after a sparkling start to a senior year that should have capped off a really fine four-year career with the Panthers. As it so happened, we were out at Nease for its quad meet that it hosted on January 30. It was Senior Night for the Panthers. And Arnold was there, working the tables, scoring one of the mats. This is a kid who, along with Satterfield, has been one of Nease’s best for four years, and he’s scoring while watching less-experienced teammates do their best. He could not possibly have been more invested in Nease wrestling, and for that, Sean Arnold is the Zander Laurin Warrior for the Panthers.

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Welcome back to our annual series of season wrap-up posts, which we cleverly titled as “The Season (2018-19),” because we’re creative like that. Your donation dollars at work, folks.

Teams are being selected on a random basis. Our 47th installment for this season, and seventh from 3A-District 1, is Fletcher.

Each The Season post will have the same content as they’ve had for the past five seasons.

FLETCHER

You can see everything I have on the Senators in 2018-19 here –>  FLETCHER

Win/loss record: 6-3 in dual meets. Please review the attached document for a summary of the Senators’ performance in IBT events.

Season in a nutshell: Fletcher spent most of its season in IBTs, competing in six regular-season IBT events, with just one duals tournament in late January. The Senators started solidly with a third-place finish at Bishop Snyder’s Westside Kiwanis two-day IBT the first weekend of the season, but then only had three midweek (well, Bolles was a Saturday dual, but it was still a single dual) duals before their next larger event, the Knockout Christmas Classic hosted by Osceola between Christmas and New Year’s, in which Fletcher was T-35th out of 39 teams. The Senators kicked off January the very next weekend, in which they finished 17th on the second day of district rival Fleming Island’s Keystone Invitational. Then Fletcher was off until Gateway weekend, in which the Senators took second in the 15-team Duval County public schools tournament. The final week of January saw Fletcher in tournaments each weekend through the end of the year. The Senators were 3-2 at Bishop Snyder’s North Florida Duals on the final Saturday in January and then placed 10th out of 25 teams at district rival Flagler Palm Coast’s Flagler Rotary on the first weekend of February. Fletcher then placed in the top half at the Green Cove Springs Rotary (16th out of 37 teams) and took third at the 3A-District 1 traditional tournament. The Senators were 11th at Region 1 and — on the strength of one qualifier who would make podium — tied T-28th at states. Fletcher will lose three senior starters, including that medalist, but returns 10 wrestlers with post-season or significant regular-season experience, with two or three more kids with double-digit matches.

Key returners (15+ matches this past season or post-season experience) for 2019-20 (with year in school as they’ll be next year): Ryden Ashmore (sophomore, 6-15 at 106, 1 match from regions); Jacob Larsen (sophomore, 2-17 at 120, 0-2 at districts); Christopher Strong (sophomore, 5-11 at 132, 0-2 at districts); Tyler Dalldorf (senior, 13-10 at 138, district 4th, 0-2 at regions); Tyson Petrie (senior, 9-10 at 152, district 4th, 0-2 at regions); Tyriek Caldwell (senior, 10-8 at 152, did not compete in post-season traditionals); Stone Rockhill (senior, 17-13 at 160, district 4th, 1-2 at regions); Joel Rodriguez (junior, 28-14 at 170, district 4th, 2-2 at regions); Michael Strong (junior, 28-12 at 182, district 3rd, 1-2 at regions); Ethan Hollenbach (junior, 30-11 at 220, district 3rd, 2-2 at regions).

Graduation losses (15+ matches this past season or post-season experience) from this year’s team: Douglas Tappin (22-18 at 145, 1 match from regions); Mathew Strong (14-10 at 195, district 4th, 1-2 at regions); Stanley Hollenbach (285, district champ, region 3rd, state 4th).

2018-19 MVP: May graduate Stanley Hollenbach has been the leader in almost every possible way for the Senator team over the past couple of seasons on the mat and in uncalculated ways off of it. Hollenbach battled serious injury, post-Knockout, throughout the rest of the season, and that limited him to four forfeit appearances prior to the post-season traditional tournament series. While it might be logical to wonder what might have been, Hollenbach’s ability to power through that injury certainly has to earn him major props, and to do so at the level where he did — still medaling at states despite the injury — is going to show the Senators that follow, in particular a solid trio of rising juniors that showed signs of significant promise, that a state medal is possible.

2019-20 captain: While those rising juniors had great sophomore years and will all do great things in 2019-20 and 2020-21, I’m going to go with rising senior Tyler Dalldorf — Fletcher’s lone Gateway champion in January, and the link (through his older brother) to the Fletcher teams of the first half of the decade that ran the Gateway scene. How Dalldorf, and the group of Fletcher rising seniors along with him, competes in 2019-20 will be crucial to the Senators’ attempt to return to the top of the heap in Duval. Fletcher doesn’t have to push through the 3A ranks anymore, but even 2A-District 3 won’t be a walkover, and Dalldorf and the senior group have big roles to play.

Zander Laurin Warrior: Rising sophomore Jacob Larsen took a lot of lumps in 2018-19. In the 19 matches he had in 2018-19, Larsen took all of his losses by fall, with only a couple of them (where fall times were reported) going past the first period, but he kept coming back. Larsen started and finished the year at a higher weight class (120 or 126), but dropped down to 113 for both Keystone and Gateway (he didn’t compete at Knockout, a highly understandable situation for an inexperienced freshman). He kept on making attempts to help the team, manning spots in the larger tournaments (Kiwanis and North Florida, as well as Keystone/Gateway) and kept looking for that first contested win through the tournament series. For that persistence, Jacob Larsen is the Zander Laurin Warrior for Fletcher.

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Disney Duals have come to a conclusion for 2019, with CFWA Stars — and a generous helping of Lake Highland Prep talent, with a couple of key Camden kids thrown in — taking the Community 1 title.

NFWA Black was seventh in the gold bracket, with the top finish among northern teams in the division.

We have every score and every Florida boxscore from the bracketed portion of the tournament here.

Sunday-Monday, June 23-24

Community 1
Gold Bracket
Championship: CFWA Stars 33, Brownsburg 24
Third place: Lake Gibson Gold 46, Oregon Clay Gold 22
Fifth place: Dead Mouse Gold over Warrior Elite Black
Seventh place: NFWA Black 60, Yeti 13
Ninth place: Eagle Empire Black 38, Rhino Grey 23
11th place: Naperville Phoenix 43, PA Rampage 27
13th place: Dakota Nation 40, Ohio Devils 23
15th place: Carroll Chargers 40, Springboro 39
Championship semis
Brownsburg 47, Oregon Clay Gold 17
CFWA Stars 52, Lake Gibson Gold 15
Fifth place semis
Warrior Elite Gold 54, Yeti 16
Dead Mouse Gold 41, NFWA Black 13
Ninth place semis
Rhino Grey 39, PA Rampage 29
Eagle Empire Black 30, Naperville Phoenix 28
13th place semis
Ohio Devils 47, Springboro 27
Dakota Nation 57, Carroll Chargers 11
Quarters
Oregon Clay Gold 29, Yeti 27
Brownsburg 46, Warrior Elite Gold 18
CFWA Stars 40, Dead Mouse Gold 21
Lake Gibson Gold 46, NFWA Black 18
Consi quarters
PA Rampage 40, Ohio Devils 33
Rhino Grey 64, Springboro 12
Naperville Phoenix 69, Carroll Chargers 6
Eagle Empire Black 42, Dakota Nation 14
Round of 16
Oregon Clay Gold 61, Ohio Devils 10
Yeti 47, PA Rampage 23
Warrior Elite Gold 30, Rhino Grey 24
Brownsburg 52, Springboro 15
Dead Mouse Gold 62, Carroll Chargers 9
CFWA Stars 50, Naperville Phoenix 15
NFWA Black 30, Eagle Empire Black 27
Lake Gibson Gold 48, Dakota Nation 27

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLORIDA COMM1 GOLD BRACKETS

Silver Bracket
Championship: Hartland Pressure 38, Richmond Hill 25
Third place: Westside 49, Terre Haute Red 30
Fifth place: TOP White 33, Austintown Fitch 32
Seventh place: Goon Squad 66, Bloomington 18
Ninth place: Darkside 42, Naples Titans 36
11th place: Valdosta Villains 47, Garrett 24
13th place: SOWA 42, Eaglecrest Gold 36
15th place: Cypress Bay rec bye.
Championship semis
Hartland Pressure 42, Westside 31
Richmond Hill 45, Terre Haute Red 36
Fifth place semis
Austintown Fitch 55, Goon Squad 12
TOP White 42, Bloomington 36
Ninth place semis
Darkside 34, Valdosta Villains 28
Naples Titans 43, Garrett 30
13th place semis
SOWA rec bye
Eaglecrest Gold 39, Cypress Bay 29
Quarters
Hartland Pressure 60, Austintown Fitch 17
Westside 43, Goon Squad 28
Richmond Hill 47, Bloomington 24
Terre Haute Red 47, TOP White 29
Consi quarters
Darkside rec bye
Valdosta Villains 43, SOWA 32
Garrett 43, Cypress Bay 31
Naples Titans 34, Eaglecrest Gold 33
Round of 16
Hartland Pressure rec bye
Austintown Fitch 52, Darkside 22
Goon Squad 49, SOWA 27
Westside 50, Valdosta Villains 15
Bloomington 42, Garrett 37
Richmond Hill 56, Cypress Bay 21
TOP White 35, Naples Titans 34
Terre Haute Red 38, Eaglecrest Gold 35

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLORIDA COMM1 SILVER BRACKET BOXSCORES

Bronze Bracket
Championship: Adams City Green 48, Medina Bees 30
Third place: Wellington 44, St Lucie PAL 25
Fifth place: Liberty Patriots 42, Mason Comets 39
Seventh place: Indiana Brawlers 40, Lake Gibson Garnet 36
Ninth place: Strongsville 53, Orange City 30
11th place: Eagles 39, Blue Steel 33
Pool A: Medina Bees 72, Blue Steel 12; Medina Bees 40, Indiana Brawlers 31; Indiana Brawlers 59, Blue Steel 18.
Pool B: Wellington 47, Mason Comets 30; Wellington 58, Strongsville 17; Mason Comets 42, Strongsville 41.
Pool C: Adams City Green 46, Eagles 27; Adams City Green 44, Lake Gibson Garnet 17; Lake Gibson Garnet 48, Eagles 24.
Pool D: St Lucie PAL 36, Liberty Patriots 34; St Lucie PAL 50, Orange City 21; Liberty Patriots 45, Orange City 33.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLORIDA COMM1 BRONZE BRACKET BOXSCORES

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Community 2’s tournament is complete. Congrats to Somerset on winning the whole schmear, and to Wakulla for a gold-bracket finish despite a couple of its top guns wrestling All-Star for Spec Ops.

All the scores from Sunday’s and today’s pools competition. All the Florida boxscores. All here.

Sunday-Monday, June 23-24

Community 2
Gold Bracket
Championship: Somerset 53, Social Circle 19
Third place: Mothman 42, Troy Christian 25
Fifth place: Rip Tide 49, Cobra 27
Seventh place: Skyline Hawks 42, Fuzzy Bees 31
Ninth place: Montana Sidney 47, Oak Harbor Rockets 20
11th place: Eastwood 46, Wakulla 28
13th place: SEO 39, Hamburg Hawks 29
Championship Semis
Social Circle 39, Mothman 25
Somerset 46, Troy Christian 20
Fifth Place Semis
Riptide 38, Skyline Hawks 32
Cobra 47, Fuzzy Bees 30
Ninth Place Semis
Oak Harbor Rockets 36, Wakulla 30
Montana Sidney 51, Eastwood 19
13th Place Semis
SEO & Hamburg Hawks rec bye
Quarters
Social Circle 41, Skyline Hawks 18
Mothman 33, Riptide 27
Troy Christian 46, Fuzzy Bees 22
Somerset 48, Cobra 17
Consi Quarters
Wakulla rec bye
Oak Harbor Rockets 42, SEO 27
Montana Sidney 42, Hamburg Hawks 28
Eastwood rec bye
Round of 16
Social Circle rec bye
Skyline Hawks 54, Wakulla 20
Mothman 52, Oak Harbor Rockets 24
Riptide 38, SEO 32
Troy Christian 39, Montana Sidney 34
Fuzzy Bees 39, Hamburg Hawks 38
Cobra 36, Eastwood 34
Somerset rec bye

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLORIDA COMM2 GOLD BRACKET BOXSCORES

Silver Bracket
Championship: Golden Bears 40, FC Boom Squad 26
Third Place: Incredibles 61, Hernando 12
Fifth Place: Clay 39, Marysville Sepeda 30
Seventh Place: Croatan 48, Illinois TopDawg 24
Ninth Place: Westerville North 51, Valley City 27
11th Place: NFWA Red 43, Hoover Vikings 34
13th Place: Marianna Swat 48, Max Performance 30
Championship Semis
Golden Bears 43, Incredibles 27
FC Boom Squad 46, Hernando 21
Fifth Place Semis
Clay 38, Illinois TopDawg 29
Marysville Sepeda 39, Croatan 31
Ninth Place Semis
Valley City 40, Hoover Vikings 25
Westerville North 45, NFWA Red 32
13th Place Semis
Max Performance, Marianna SWAT rec byes
Quarters
Incredibles 48, Illinois TopDawg 22
Golden Bears 36, Clay 35
Hernando 38, Croatan 36
FC Boom Squad 40, Marysville Sepeda 19
Consi Quarters
Valley City rec bye
Hoover Vikings 43, Max Performance 27
Westerville North 54, Marianna SWAT 25
NFWA Red rec bye
Round of 16
Incredibles rec bye
Illinois TopDawg 40, Valley City 34
Golden Bears 63, Max Performance 10
Clay 46, Hoover Vikings 22
Hernando 51, Marianna SWAT 24
Croatan 39, Westerville North 33
Marysville Sepeda 36, NFWA Red 33
FC Boom Squad rec bye

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLORIDA COMM2 SILVER BRACKET BOXSCORES

Bronze Bracket
Championship: Indiana Marauder 46, Funky Monkey 33
Third Place: Eagle Empire Purple 43, NWI Gladiators 33

Fifth Place: Mutiny 46, Stalion 22
Seventh Place: Wayne Trace 52, Oregon Clay Green 21
Ninth Place: Warrior Elite Black 44, Hartland Gold 26
11th Place: Minot Magicians 42, Rhino Blue 28
13th Place: Venice 42, Adams City Orange 18
Championship Semis
Funky Monkey 37, Eagle Empire Purple 31
Indiana Marauder 41, NWI Gladiators 34
Fifth Place Semis
Mutiny 42, Wayne Trace 33
Stalion 39, Oregon Clay Green 36
Ninth Place Semis
Warrior Elite Black 49, Minot Magicians 27
Hartland Gold 51, Rhino Blue 9
13th Place Semis
Venice, Adams City Orange rec byes
Quarters
Funky Monkey 39, Mutiny 36
Eagle Empire Purple 40, Wayne Trace 39 (criteria)
NWI Gladiators 58, Oregon Clay Green 15
Indiana Marauder 66, Stalion 6
Consi Quarters
Warrior Elite Black rec bye
Minot Magicians 40, Venice 33
Rhino Blue 48, Adams City Orange 22
Hartland Gold rec bye
Round of 16
Mutiny rec bye
Funky Monkey 47, Warrior Elite Black 21
Eagle Empire Purple 70, Venice 6
Wayne Trace 42, Minot Magicians 32
Oregon Clay Green 48, Rhino Blue 28
NWI Gladiators 48, Adams City Orange 25
Indiana Marauder 42, Hartland Gold 27
Stalion rec bye

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLORIDA COMM2 BRONZE BRACKET BOXSCORES

Copper Bracket
Championship: Redskins 34, Dead Mouse Silver 33.
3rd Place: Oviedo Pride 38, NC Freakz 28.
5th Place: Tallahassee Noles 47, Terre Haute Black 34.
7th Place: MT Sidney Maroon 36, TOP Orange 27.
Pool A
Rd 1: Dead Mouse Silver 40, Oviedo Pride 38; Terre Haute Black 51, TOP Orange 18.
Rd 2: Oviedo Pride 51, Terre Haute Black 30; Dead Mouse Silver 48, TOP Orange 21.
Rd 3: Oviedo Pride 42, TOP Orange 18; Dead Mouse Silver 46, Terre Haute Black 33.
Pool B
Rd 1: Tallahassee Noles 39, MT Sidney Maroon 34; Redskins 42, NC Freakz 29.
Rd 2: Redskins 48, Tallahassee Noles 30; NC Freakz 45, MT Sidney Maroon 29.
Rd 3: NC Freakz 45, Tallahassee Noles 33; Redskins 61, MT Sidney Maroon 12.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLORIDA COMM2 COPPER BRACKET BOXSCORES

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All the scores from Saturday and Sunday’s pools competition. All the boxscores. All here.

Saturday-Sunday, June 22-23

Community 2
Pool S
Standings: Social Circle 7-0, Montana Sidney 6-1, Incredibles 5-2, Hernando WC 4-3, Mutiny 3-4, Rhino Blue 2-5, Dead Mouse Silver 1-6, NC Freakz 0-7.
Rd 3: Montana Sidney 63, Mutiny 12; Social Circle 54, Hernando WC 19; Incredibles 64, Rhino Blue 12; Dead Mouse Silver 39, NC Freakz 33.
Rd 4: Mutiny 46, Rhino Blue 11; Hernando WC 57, NC Freakz 9; Social Circle 31, Montana Sidney 30; Incredibles 70, Dead Mouse Silver 5.
Rd 5: Hernando WC 42, Mutiny 16; Social Circle 34, Incredibles 32; Rhino Blue 45, NC Freakz 36; Montana Sidney 77, Dead Mouse Silver 0.
Rd 6: Incredibles 55, Mutiny 18; Hernando 56, Dead Mouse Silver 13; Social Circle 60, NC Freakz 21; Montana Sidney 70, Rhino Blue 12.
Rd 7: Mutiny 51, Dead Mouse Silver 21, Incredibles 59, Hernando WC 18; Social Circle 75, Rhino Blue 6; Montana Sidney 62, NC Freakz 13.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA POOL S BOXSCORES

Pool T
Standings: Somerset 6-0, SEO 5-1, FC Boom Squad 4-2, Hoover Vikings 3-3, Stalion 2-4, Minot Magicians 1-5, Redskins 0-6.
Rd 3: Somerset 67, Hoover Vikings 6; Stalion 45, Redskins 33; SEO 57, Minot Magicians 9; FC Boom Squad rec bye.
Rd 4: Somerset 55, SEO 12; FC Boom Squad 45, Stalion 22; Minot Magicians 36, Redskins 32; Hoover Vikings rec bye.
Rd 5: Somerset 75, Stalion 6; Hoover Vikings 49, Minot Magicians 27; SEO 37, FC Boom Squad 33; Redskins rec bye.
Rd 6: Stalion 37, Minot Magicians 27; SEO 68, Redskins 10; FC Boom Squad 42, Hoover Vikings 22; Somerset rec bye.
Rd 7: Somerset 73, Redskins 6; Hoover Vikings 39, Stalion 32; FC Boom Squad 56, Minot Magicians 12; SEO rec bye.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA POOL T BOXSCORES

Pool U
Standings: Troy Christian 6-0, Mothman 5-1, Marianna SWAT 4-2, Max Performance 3-3, Oregon Clay Green 2-4, Venice 1-5, MT Sidney Maroon 0-6.
Rd 3: Troy Christian 45, Marianna SWAT 21; Oregon Clay Green 57, Venice 22; Max Performance 46, MT Sidney Maroon 12; Mothman rec bye.
Rd 4: Troy Christian 62, Venice 12; Max Performance 42, Oregon Clay Green 30; Mothman 80, MT Sidney Maroon 0; Marianna SWAT rec bye.
Rd 5: Marianna SWAT 57, Oregon Clay Green 22; Mothman 81, Venice 0; Troy Christian 71, MT Sidney Maroon 12; Max Performance rec bye.
Rd 6: Mothman 65, Marianna SWAT 9; Max Performance 39, Venice 25; Oregon Clay Green 56, MT Sidney Maroon 21; Troy Christian rec bye.
Rd 7: Marianna SWAT 51, MT Sidney Maroon 30; Troy Christian 63, Max Performance 18; Mothman 78, Oregon Clay Green 6; Venice rec bye.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA POOL U BOXSCORES

Pool V
Standings: Riptide 6-0, Fuzzy Bees 5-1, Clay 4-2, Croatan 3-3, Wayne Trace 2-4, Adams City Orange 1-5, Terre Haute Black 0-6.
Rd 3: Riptide 60, Clay 9; Fuzzy Bees 64, Adams City Orange 9; Croatan 70, Terre Haute Black 6; Wayne Trace rec bye.
Rd 4: Clay 43, Croatan 29; Riptide 55, Wayne Trace 15; Fuzzy Bees 66, Terre Haute Black 15; Adams City Orange rec bye.
Rd 5: Riptide 52, Fuzzy Bees 13; Croatan 66, Adams City Orange 15; Wayne Trace 40, Terre Haute Black 31; Clay rec bye.
Rd 6: Clay 60, Terre Haute Black 21; Riptide 63, Croatan 9; Wayne Trace 55, Adams City Orange 15; Fuzzy Bees rec bye.
Rd 7: Fuzzy Bees 43, Clay 24; Riptide 66, Adams City Orange 8; Croatan 45, Wayne Trace 33; Terre Haute Black rec bye.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA POOL V BOXSCORES

Pool W
Standings: Oak Harbor Rockets 5-1, Eastwood 5-1, Golden Bears 5-1, NFWA Red 3-3, Eagle Empire Purple 2-4, Hartland Gold 1-5, TOP Orange 0-6.
Rd 3: Golden Bears 37, NFWA Red 33; Oak Harbor Rockets 69, TOP Orange 12; Eastwood 48, Hartland Gold 16; Eagle Empire Purple rec bye.
Rd 4: NFWA Red 46, Eagle Empire Purple 27; Golden Bears 34, Eastwood 30; Oak Harbor Rockets 55, Hartland Gold 24; TOP Orange rec bye.
Rd 5: Oak Harbor Rockets 37, NFWA Red 36; Eagle Empire Purple 45, Hartland Gold 31; Eastwood 68, TOP Orange 0; Golden Bears rec bye.
Rd 6: Golden Bears 61, Hartland Gold 10; Eastwood 43, NFWA Red 30; Eagle Empire Purple 67, TOP Orange 9; Oak Harbor Rockets rec bye.
Rd 7: Oak Harbor Rockets 39, Golden Bears 25; NFWA Red 72, TOP Orange 3; Eastwood 45, Eagle Empire Purple 22; Hartland Gold rec bye.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA POOL W BOXSCORES

Pool X
Standings: Hamburg Hawks 5-1, Wakulla 4-2, Westerville North 4-2, Valley City 4-2, NWI Gladiators 2-4, Warrior Elite Black 2-4, Tallahassee Noles 0-6.
Rd 3: Wakulla 39, Valley City 37; Hamburg Hawks 40, Westerville North 37; NWI Gladiators 42, Warrior Elite Black 24; Tallahassee Noles rec bye.
Rd 4: Wakulla 41, Warrior Elite Black 38; NWI Gladiators 57, Tallahassee Noles 18; Westerville North 51, Valley City 24; Hamburg Hawks rec bye.
Rd 5: Hamburg Hawks 56, Wakulla 19; Valley City 57, Tallahassee Noles 20; Westerville North 36, NWI Gladiators 33; Warrior Elite Black rec bye.
Rd 6: NWI Gladiators 40, Wakulla 30; Hamburg Hawks 66, Tallahassee Noles 18; Valley City 33, Warrior Elite Black 26; Westerville North rec bye.
Rd 7: Wakulla 48, Tallahassee Noles 27; Westerville North 55, Warrior Elite Black 16; Hamburg Hawks 54, NWI Gladiators 24; Valley City rec bye.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA POOL X BOXSCORES

Pool Y
Standings: Cobra 6-0, Skyline Hawks 5-1, Marysville Sepeda 4-2, Illinois TopDawg 3-3, Indiana Marauder 2-4, Funky Monkey 1-5, Oviedo Pride 0-6.
Rd 3: Illinois TopDawg 45, Funky Monkey 30; Skyline Hawks 35, Indiana Marauder 32; Cobra 41, Marysville Sepeda 33; Oviedo Pride rec bye.
Rd 4: Marysville Sepeda 47, Oviedo Pride 25; Indiana Marauder 42, Funky Monkey 31; Cobra 40, Illinois TopDawg 30; Skyline Hawks rec bye.
Rd 5: Funky Monkey 69, Oviedo Pride 9; Marysville Sepeda 39, Indiana Marauder 27; Skyline Hawks 43, Illinois TopDawg 19; Cobra rec bye.
Rd 6: Cobra 38, Funky Monkey 30; Skyline Hawks 60, Oviedo Pride 10; Marysville Sepeda 40, Illinois TopDawg 26; Indiana Marauder rec bye.
Rd 7: Illinois TopDawg 51, Oviedo Pride 19; Cobra 36, Indiana Marauder 33; Skyline Hawks 43, Marysville Sepeda 27; Funky Monkey rec bye.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA POOL Y BOXSCORES

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Pool competition in Community 1 and Community 2 wrapped up Sunday morning (not quite THIS morning anymore). We have all of the remaining pool scores contested on Saturday and Sunday, and all of the remaining Florida box scores for each pool.

As we mentioned in Developmental, we will have all of the tournament boxes in our posts we’ll create later today, both those contested Sunday and also today. Georgia pool recaps will be done “first thing” (meaning after 8 am) today, then we’ll turn our attention fully to the tournament side. We are now going to go work on Community 2.

This takes quite a long while to do.

Saturday-Sunday, June 22-23

Community 1
Pool M
Standings: Oregon Clay Gold 7-0, Eagle Empire Black 6-1, Carroll Chargers 4-3, Garrett 4-3, Darkside 3-4, Medina Bees 2-5, Adams City Green 2-5, St Lucie PAL 0-7.
Rd 4: Garrett 42, Darkside 33; Eagle Empire Black 62, St Lucie PAL 6; Oregon Clay Gold 68, Medina Bees 6; Carroll Chargers 42, Adams City Green 28.
Rd 5: Oregon Clay Gold 61, Darkside 9; Adams City Green 46, St Lucie PAL 25; Eagle Empire Black 60, Carroll Chargers 16; Garrett 42, Medina Bees 30.
Rd 6: Eagle Empire Black 54, Garrett 11; Oregon Clay Gold 66, St Lucie PAL 7; Carroll Chargers 36, Darkside 30; Medina Bees 49, Adams City Green 25.
Rd 7: Eagle Empire Black 59, Darkside 21; Medina Bees 36, St Lucie PAL 35; Carroll Chargers 54, Garrett 30; Oregon Clay Gold 57, Adams City Green 7.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA POOL M BOXSCORES

Pool N
Standings: Lake Gibson Gold 6-0, Yeti 5-1, Springboro 3-3, Westside 3-3, TOP White 3-3, Eaglecrest Gold 1-5, Strongsville 0-6.
Rd 4: Lake Gibson Gold 56, TOP White 6; Westside 47, Springboro 30; Yeti 59, Eaglecrest Gold 15; Strongsville rec bye.
Rd 5: Lake Gibson Gold 66, Eaglecrest Gold 6; Westside 54, Strongsville 15; Yeti 45, TOP White 22; Springboro rec bye.
Rd 6: Westside 54, Eaglecrest Gold 21; Springboro 48, TOP White 23; Yeti 67, Strongsville 9; Lake Gibson Gold rec bye.
Rd 7: Lake Gibson Gold 49, Springboro 27; Yeti 47, Westside 24; Eaglecrest Gold 48, Strongsville 27; TOP White rec bye.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA POOL N BOXSCORES

Pool O
Standings: Dead Mouse Gold 6-0, PA Rampage 5-1, Ohio Devils 4-2, Goon Squad 3-3, Cypress Bay 2-4, Wellington 1-5, Indiana Brawlers 0-6.
Rd 4: Cypress Bay 42, Indiana Brawlers 35; Ohio Devils 45, Wellington 30; Dead Mouse Gold 42, PA Rampage 19; Goon Squad rec bye.
Rd 5: Goon Squad 49, Cypress Bay 21; Dead Mouse Gold 72, Wellington 3; PA Rampage 36, Ohio Devils 34; Indiana Brawlers rec bye.
Rd 6: Ohio Devils 38, Goon Squad 36; Cypress Bay 39, Wellington 31; PA Rampage 60, Indiana Brawlers 12; Dead Mouse Gold rec bye.
Rd 7: Goon Squad 48, Wellington 22; Ohio Devils 60, Cypress Bay 14; Dead Mouse Gold 72, Indiana Brawlers 3; PA Rampage rec bye.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA POOL O BOXSCORES

Pool P
Standings: Brownsburg 6-0, NFWA Black 5-1, Dakota Nation 4-2, Richmond Hill 3-3, SOWA 2-4, Lake Gibson Garnet 1-5, Blue Steel 0-6.
Rd 4: NFWA Black 71, SOWA 6; Brownsburg 81, Blue Steel 0; Dakota Nation 34, Richmond Hill 31; Lake Gibson Garnet rec bye.
Rd 5: NFWA Black 45, Richmond Hill 21; Lake Gibson Garnet 47, Blue Steel 30; Dakota Nation 66, SOWA 9; Brownsburg rec bye.
Rd 6: Richmond Hill 72, Blue Steel 12; Dakota Nation 64, Lake Gibson Garnet 15; Brownsburg 76, SOWA 6; NFWA Black rec bye.
Rd 7: Brownsburg 40, NFWA Black 12; Dakota Nation 69, Blue Steel 6; Richmond Hill 63, Lake Gibson Garnet 15; SOWA rec bye.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA POOL P BOXSCORES

Pool Q
Standings: Warrior Elite Gold 6-0, Naperville Phoenix 5-1, Hartland Pressure 4-2, Naples Titans 3-3, Bloomington 2-4, Orange City 1-5, Mason Comets 0-6.
Rd 4: Hartland Pressure 78, Orange City 3; Naples Titans 51, Mason Comets 21; Warrior Elite Gold 39, Naperville Phoenix 27; Bloomington rec bye.
Rd 5: Warrior Elite Gold 73, Orange City 3; Naperville Phoenix 42, Hartland Pressure 28; Bloomington 62, Mason Comets 16; Naples Titans rec bye.
Rd 6: Naples Titans 55, Orange City 15; Naperville Phoenix 65, Mason Comets 15; Warrior Elite Gold 64, Bloomington 12; Hartland Pressure rec bye.
Rd 7: Hartland Pressure 42, Naples Titans 24; Naperville Phoenix 54, Bloomington 18; Warrior Elite Gold 79, Mason Comets 0; Orange City rec bye.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA POOL Q BOXSCORES

Pool R
Standings: CFWA Stars 6-0, Rhino Grey 5-1, Terre Haute Red 4-2, Austintown Fitch 3-3, Valdosta Villains 2-4, Liberty Patriots 1-5, Eagles 0-6.
Rd 3: CFWA Stars 75, Eagles 3; Terre Haute Red 45, Valdosta Villains 30; Rhino Grey 50, Austintown Fitch 15; Liberty Patriots rec bye.
Rd 4: Terre Haute Red 70, Eagles 3; Rhino Grey 63, Valdosta Villains 10; Austintown Fitch 55, Liberty Patriots 15; CFWA Stars rec bye.
Rd 5: Austintown Fitch 70, Eagles 9; CFWA Stars 67, Valdosta Villains 9; Terre Haute Red 62, Liberty Patriots 18; Rhino Grey rec bye.
Rd 6: CFWA Stars 78, Liberty Patriots 0; Austintown Fitch 45, Valdosta Villains 26; Rhino Grey 65, Terre Haute Red 12; Eagles rec bye.
Rd 7: CFWA Stars 65, Austintown Fitch 6; Rhino Grey 81, Eagles 0; Valdosta Villains 55, Liberty Patriots 24; Terre Haute Red rec bye.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA POOL R BOXSCORES

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One note before we begin: We’re going to catch up the entirety of the pool competition yet tonight in Communitys 1 and 2. We will leave the bracketed part of the event until Monday to complete, since they will be completed tomorrow in any event.

Even as is, we’re going to be a while at this.

Here are all the scores and all the Florida boxscores from Saturday’s Developmental action.

Saturday, June 22

Developmental
Gold Bracket
Championship: Brawlers Elite 54, STL Red 4
Third place: Nebraska Chip 46, Vikings 29
Fifth place: Young Guns White 52, Ohio Titan Red 16
Seventh place: Brawlers BirdGang 39, Brawlers Thunder 33
Ninth place: Ohio Titan Red 42, South Dakota Red 30
11th place: STL Blue 58, DC Elite 12
13th place: New England Gold 57, Combat Ath Black 14
Championship Semis
Brawlers Elite 57, Nebraska Chip 9
STL Red 52, Vikings 14
Fifth Place Semis
Ohio Titan Red 46, Brawlers BirdGang 22
Young Guns White 59, Brawlers Thunder 18
Ninth Place Semis
South Dakota Red 52, DC Elite 19
Ohio Titan Blue 45, STL Blue 24
13th Place Semis
Combat Ath Black rec bye
New England Gold rec bye

Silver Bracket
Championship: Nauman Dev 36, Potomac Valley Red 23
Third place: CFWA Blue 48, Iowa Gables 19
Fifth place: MXW Gold 61, FL Young Guns 17
Seventh place: Legion 45, North Alabama 27
Ninth place: Explorer 51, Yeti White 24
11th place: River City 36, STL White 33
13th place: Hero Silver 57, JEWA Gold 18
Championship Semis
Potomac Valley Red 46, Iowa Gables 21
Nauman Dev 36, CFWA Blue 27
Fifth Place Semis
MXW Gold 63, North Alabama 14
FL Young Guns 44, Legion 22
Ninth Place Semis
Yeti White 55, River City 15
Explorer 42, STL White 22
13th Place Semis
JEWA Gold, Hero Silver rec byes

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA SILVER BRACKET BOXSCORES

Bronze Bracket
Championship: MXW Blue 33, MXW Grey 23.
Third place: Ridge Reapers 45, NW Ohio 19.
Fifth place: South Dakota White 40, Montana Maroon 25.
Seventh place: PVAA 84, Michigan Gold Dev 0.
Ninth place: Land O’Lakes 42, Greenwave 24.
11th place: MXW Black 35, Lakewood 33.
13th place: Bama Brawlers 48, Potomac Valley Black 27
Championship Semis
MXW Blue 36, Northwest Ohio 26
MXW Grey 36, Ridge Reapers 35
Fifth Place Semis
Montana Maroon 40, PVAA Wrestling 22
South Dakota White 78, Michigan Gold Dev 0
Ninth Place Semis
Land O’Lakes 42, MXW Black 29
Greenwave 48, Lakewood 24
13th Place Semis
Bama Brawlers, Potomac Valley Black rec bye

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA BRONZE BRACKET BOXSCORES

Copper Bracket
Standings: Bulldog 5-0, Beach Rats 4-1, X Force 2-3, Eye of the Storm 2-3, NFWA White 1-4, Eaglecrest Silver 1-4.
Rd 4: Bulldog 48, Eaglecrest Silver 16; X Force 42, Eye of the Storm 37; Beach Rats 51, NFWA White 27.
Rd 5: Eye of the Storm 43, Eaglecrest Silver 19; Bulldog 46, NFWA White 28; Beach Rats 39, X Force 36.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA COPPER BRACKET BOXSCORES

Yellow Bracket
Standings: CFWA White 4-0, Metro 3-1, Beech Grove 2-2, JEWA Scarlett 1-3, DC Select 0-4.
Rd 4: CFWA White 39, Metro 36; JEWA Scarlett 53, DC Select 24; Beech Grove rec bye.
Rd 5: Metro 63, DC Select 18; CFWA White 43, Beech Grove 42 (criteria); JEWA Scarlett rec bye.

FLORIDA BOXSCORES: FLA YELLOW BRACKET BOXSCORES

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Here’s every score from the All-Star brackets Saturday, with Spec Ops boxscores following after the Gold Bracket scorelist.

Saturday, June 22

All-Star
Gold Bracket
Championship: MAWA Point Blue 45, Young Guns Black 9
Third place: MAWA Point Red 31, Indiana Outlaws 28
Fifth place: Misfits Pink 31, STL Black 24
Seventh place: Nauman AS 63, IndianaMat Gold 17
Ninth place: Iowa Black 38, Spec Ops 33
11th place: Michigan Blue 49, Nebraska Beast 15
13th place: Doughboy 72, Michigan Gold AS 0
15th place: Mean Machine rec bye.
Championship Semis
MAWA Point Blue 40, Indiana Outlaws 9
Young Guns Black 37, MAWA Point Red 18
Fifth Place Semis
STL Black 40, Nauman AS 24
Misfits Pink 53, IndianaMat Gold 14
Ninth Place Semis
Spec Ops 47, Nebraska Beast 13
Iowa Black 35, Michigan Blue 28
13th Place Semis
Michigan Gold AS rec bye
Doughboy 45, Mean Machine 18

SPEC OPS BOXSCORES: SPEC OPS DAY 4 BOXSCORES

Silver Bracket
Championship: SC Relentless 35, Hero Black 30
Third place: Ohio Titan 32, Summit 29
Fifth place: Young Guns Red 34, Catalyst 30
Seventh place: Combat Ath Gold 39, Iowa Gold 25
Ninth place: Young Guns Blue 48, IndianaMat Silver 15
11th place: Potomac Valley 44, Vision Quest 26
13th place: Nebraska Gaston 48, Ohana WA 25
Championship Semis
SC Relentless 50, Summit 12
Hero Black 43, Ohio Titan 30
Fifth Place Semis
Young Guns Red 40, Combat Ath Gold 24
Catalyst 46, Iowa Gold 24
Ninth Place Semis
IndianaMat Silver 34, Potomac Valley 31
Young Guns Blue 52, Vision Quest 24
13th Place Semis (8 am)
Nebraska Gaston rec bye
Ohana WA rec bye

Bronze Bracket
Standings: Attrition 5-0, South Dakota Blue 4-1, Misfits Black 3-2, MXW White 2-3, Misfits White 1-4, Team Montana 0-5.
Rd 4: Misfits Black 39, Misfits White 33; South Dakota Blue 51, Team Montana 12; Attrition 51, MXW White 15.
Rd 5: Misfits Black 58, Team Montana 16; Attrition 56, Misfits White 24; South Dakota Blue 49, MXW White 18.

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