2019 IHSWCA

FALL CLINIC

IHSWCA Vendor Contact Info

PRESIDENTS CORNER

2019 Fall Clinic

IHSWCA Members and Indiana Wrestling Community: Welcome to the 2019 IHSWCA Fall Clinic. We have a full slate of opportunities to help you grow as a coach, improve your program, and contribute to the sport. Ne-braska’s head coach Mark Manning, NWCA’s leader-ship academy, breakout sessions and committee form-ing for pressing topics in our sport are all the headlines in this year’s clinic. Enjoy your time learning and net-working with other coaches in the state, let your voice be heard and make a difference. As stated in my most recent newsletter, our Vice Presi-dent elect, Josh Holden, is stepping down from coach-ing, thus stepping down from his position in the IHSW-CA. Former President and IHSWCA Presidential Advi-sor, Danny Struck, will step in as Vice President this year. I appreciate Danny’s leadership and guidance, he’s contributed to quite a bit of Indiana’s growth in

wrestling during the last two decades. I look forward to continuing to work with him. One huge initiative I have is to form committees pertaining to hot topics in our sport. The purpose of these committees is to involve multiple coaches for input on these topics, and drive ongoing conver-sations to grow and improve each one of them to its fullest potential. High School Girls Wrestling, IHSWCA Team State, Middle School Wrestling, IHSAA Individual State (Wrestlebacks) and Olympic Styles are the topics we have chosen to form committees around. We will have breakout sessions about each one of these topics during the clinic and beginning to form these committees during this time. As always, I’m excited for our season to begin. I’m excited for us to get started in making a differ-ence in the lives of these young men and women involved in our sport. I’m excited for us to get start-ed in growing and improving our sport. I’m excited for us to come together and make great things happen! Enjoy the clinic, and best wishes this season. Yours In Wrestling,

Jake O’Neill IHSWCA President

COACHES MILESTONES

2019 Fall Clinic

100+ WINS

DOUG SCHULTZ ADAMS CENTRAL

SHAWN CAMPBELL BREMEN

JASON CATELLIER BROWNSBURG

SAM RIESEN CHURUBUSCO

ROD STRAYER CHURUBUSCO

AUSTIN FAULKNER CLINTON CENTRAL

JEREMY CORBIN CLINTON PRARIE

CHRIS COOPER COLUMBUS EAST

MIKE BOTTOMLEY CONNERSVILLE

BRIAN SELTZER ELKHART MEMORIAL

MARK MASTISON EVAN HARRISON

SCOTT RAYPOLE FT WAYNE CARROLL

PAUL VOIGHT FT WAYNE CARROLL

JAKE HERRELD FISHERS

ROB WILLMAN FLOYD CENTRAL

BRANDON SISSON FLOYD CENTRAL

JOSH HOLDEN GREENFIELD-CENTRAL

BRIAN WINDBIGLER KNOX

RYAN WELLS KOKOMO

BOB WILLHITE LEBANON

NATE BURROUS LEWIS CASS

BOBBY HOWARD LOWELL

CARL SCHAUM MADISON

STEVE SWINSON MARION

ZACH ERRETT MOORESVILLE

JIM COLIAS MUNSTER

100+ WINS (CONT)

BOBBY WHITENACK NEW PRAIRIE

FRANK HOBART NEW PRAIRIE

MAURICE SWAIN NORTH MONTGOMERY

STEVE SWINSON NORTHWESTERN

JIM MAGLIS PRINCETON

AARON CHAMBERS TECUMSEH

MURRAY MILLER S.B.WAHINGTON

RYAN LANDIS SOUTHERN WELLS

JAKE O’NEILL WABASH

150+ WINS

TOM KENDRICK CHARLESTOWN

MATT BEHLING CULVER ACADEMIES

STEVE PUGLIESE DANVILLE

DAVE MAYSE EVANSVILLE HARRISON

JOHN BENNETT F.W. DWENGER

NICK PETROV HANOVER CENTRAL

MATT THOMPSON HERITAGE HILLS

JAMES MEYERS JAY COUNTY

JASON STEWART LAWRENCE NORTH

RAY BLACK JR MADISON

WES HOBART NEW PRAIRIE

BRETT SMITH PRAIRIE HEIGHTS

CLINT GARD ROCHESTER

ERIC MYERS SOUTH ADAMS

MATT KOONTZ WHITKO

BOB BRENNAN ZIONSVILLE

200+ WINS

DUSTY MARCHAND BOONVILLE

DUSTIN WILKE BOONVILLE

DARRICK SNYDER BROWNSBURG

CALE HOOVER CENTER GROVE

RUSS SCHENK CULVER

CRAIG STANDISH EASTERN

DAVE CAPLE FLOYD CENTRAL

DR JOHN BARNETT GIBSON SOUTHERN

RUSS HESLER GREENCASTLE

TRAVIS WALLS GRIFFITH

LOUIS KUZDAS LaPORT

SCOTT ROUCH LEWIS CASS

KEN BRUNNER MADISON

BRAD HARPER PENN

PAUL NICODEMUS PLAINFIELD

GREG ZOLLMAN SEYMOUR

BILL FLAT SB RILEY

KENNY NIELSEN WEST CENTRAL

250+ WINS

RANDY KEARBY COLUMBIA CITY

ED FOX FT WAYNE CARROLL

ROBERT FREIJA MACONAQUAH

JD MINCH NORTH MONTGOMERY

RICK ROOT UNION CITY

300+ WINS

ROBER H FREIJE BROWNSBURG

SEAN McGINLEY CATHEDRAL

COACHES MILESTONES

2019 Fall Clinic

300+ WINS (cont)

RICHARD CLIPP JR CORYDON

BOB JARRETT EASTERN

STEVE BALASH HOBART

SCOTT VAN DER AA LAFAYETTE HARRISON

MIKE BOTTORFF LaVILLE

WALT PROCHNO KANKAKEE VALLEY

BILL CAMPBELL NORTHFIELD

ANDREW KING OAK HILL

TOM COOK SEEGER

RON STATELER SOUTH VERMILLION

TOM KNOTTS TIPTON

TONEY BOLEY WARSAW

TERRY O’NEILL WESTFIELD

350+ WINS

ANDY SIMON CARMEL

JIM WADKINS CALUMET

MIKE DAY CENTERVILLE

SCOTT SCHWARZ EAST CENTRAL

SCOTT FERGUSON EVANSVILLE REITZ

JIM PICKARD GOSHEN

MARK KERRN JIMTOWN

TYSON SKINNER MADISON

BRUCE CUNNINGHAM NORTH NEWTON

400+ WINS

MARTY ROHRMAN EASTERN HANCOCK

OTIS CRESS FRANKTON

400 WINS (CONT)

RICK STENFTENAGEL JASPER

TOM KNOTTS NOBLESVILLE

HENRY WILK PENN

ANDY HOBBS PERU

KEN HOUSTON TWIN LAKES

STEVE VAN DER AA WINAMAC

450+ WINS

SCOTT VLINK CROWN POINT

LARRY MATTINGLEY EVANSVILLE MEMORIAL

DANNY STRUCK JEFFERSONVILLE

T. HOWARD JONES JENNINGS CO

ROY ADAMS MILAN

JIM TONTE WARREN CENTRAL

TRENT McCORMICK YORKTOWN

500+ WINS

BOB HARMON CASTLE

MIKE GOEBEL EVANSVILLE MATER DEI

PHIL THRASHER NEW ALBANY

AL HARTMAN SOUTH BEND CLAY

550+ WINS

BARRY HUMBLE SOUTH ADAMS

600+ WINS

BOB HASSEMAN FRANKLIN COMMUNITY

TOM MILLER LAFAYETTE JEFF

COACHES MILESTONES

2019 Fall Clinic

1000+ WINS

REX PECKINPAUGH NEW CASTLE

2019-2020 IHSWCA STATE DUALS TOURNEY QUALIFIERS

CLASS 3A CLASS 2A CLASS 1A

Avon Bellmont Adams Central

Brownsburg Columbia City Attica

Carmel Edgewood Centerville

Carroll Garrett Churubusco

Cathedral Jay County Eastern Greentown

Columbus East Leo Manchester

Mater Dei North Montgomery North Posey

Mishawaka Norwell Prarie Heights

Penn Oak Hill South Adams

Perry Meridian Wawasee Southridge

Roncalli West Vigo Tell City

Warren Central Western Wabash

IHSWCA TEAM STATE DUALS

2019 Fall Clinic

Proposed Tourney Format

2019-20 TEAM STATE DUALS

I.H.S.W.C.A. INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING COACHES ASSOCIATION

2019 FALL CLINIC - HOSTED BY WARREN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL -OCTOBER 17-18 CLINIC INCLUDES:

All sessions of clinic, clinic gift, IHSWCA Membership, ticket social at :ROCK BOTTOM BREWING, Leadership Academy 3 sets of singlets will be raffled off!! Barbarin, Lean Athletic, and 3x Gear

Questions: Email president: oneillj@apaches.k12.in.us Spring Clinic - May 8 - UIndy

30 rooms blocked off until the 28th of Sept. Clarion Hotel - 6990 E 21st St. Indianapolis

$69 a night - 317-359-5341

Book here: http://bit.ly/31qHPHS-

CLINIC INFORMATION: Price - $130.00 individual

115.00 per coach for staff of 2 to 5 $100..00 per coach over 5

Ex. 6 coaches = $570.00 - 7 = $665.00 ** Cost includes: Clinic & materials, and

2019-20 IHSWCA Membership - $30.00 value add $40 per coach to be an NWCA member

New coach to your staff? Never been to clinic? Email Coach Struck for scholarship opportunity!!!!

THURSDAY 7:30-8:30am - registration

8:30am-11:30 - Mark Manning (breaks will be taken)

11:30 -12:30 - Lunch (by Wrestling Mindset) and Business Meeting

-Lunch by Subway - raffle items

12:30 - 2 - Mark Manning 2-3:30 Break out sessions - Wrestling Mindset, Womens Wrestling, Weight Management, Wrestle Backs, Team State, Olympic Styles

3:45- finish -IHSAA short presentations on rules 8:00 - SOCIAL - Rock Bottom

10 West Washington, Indianapolis Must have ticket to enter basement

non-clinic participants $15

FRIDAY

NWCA LEADERSHIP ACADEMY

Presented by: US MARINE CORP

“Coaches helping Coaches”

-see video by Chris Bono- 8am to 8:45 am registration

Led by Dan Weaver, and Pete Jacobson Expect some other special drop ins!!

9am-3pm Lunch Provided 11:30-12:30

Mark Manning

Head Coach - Nebraska

Head Coach to Jordan Burroughs, Chad Red Jr. , James Green

Pete Jacobson

New York High School Coach

3 State Champions

Dan Weaver

NWCA Board of Directors

- clinic gift!!!!!!

2019 IHSWCA FALL CLINIC

Business Meeting Agenda: Thursday, Oct. 17, 2018 Warren Central HS

CLINICIANS

2019 Fall Clinic

Mark Manning (Notes)

Head Coach Nebraska

Head Coach to Jordan

Burroughs, Chad Red Jr.,

James Green

CLINICIANS

2019 Fall Clinic

New York High School Coach

3 time State Champions

Pete Jacobson (Notes)

NEW RULES

2019 Fall Clinic

INDIANAPOLIS, IN (April 25, 2019) — In an ongoing effort to minimize the risk of injury in high school wres-tling, additional time will be given to evaluate head and neck injuries when an appropriate health-care pro-fessional is present at a match. In addition to the 1½ minutes of injury time allotted for each wrestler, an appropriate health-care pro-fessional will have a maximum of five minutes to evaluate injuries to the head and neck involving the cervical column and/or nervous systems. At that point, the wrestler would have to continue or default the match. This revision in injury time in Rule 8-2-4 is one of 17 rules changes recommended by the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) Wrestling Rules Committee at its April 3-5 meeting in Indianapolis. All recommendations were subsequently approved by the NFHS Board of Directors. A second injury to the head and neck involving cervical column and/or central nervous system in the same match shall require the wrestler to default the match. If an appropriate health-care professional is not present, all injuries to the head and neck would be covered by the same timeframe as other injuries. In the case of a wrestler exhibiting signs of a concussion, the individual would be removed from the match and could not return to competition in the absence of an appropriate health-care professional. In another change geared to increase the level of offensive wrestling, stalling has been removed from the progressive penalty chart and will be penalized separately. In Rule 8-1-4, the first penalty for stalling will be a warning. The opponent will be awarded one match point on the second and third offenses, two match points and choice of position on the next restart for the fourth offense. A fifth offense for stalling will result in disqualification. “By removing stalling from the progressive penalty sequence, officials will be able to penalize wres-tlers more freely without complicating the matter when it is combined with other penalties,” said Elliot Hop-kins, director of sports and student services and liaison to the Wrestling Rules Committee. “Removing the stalling call from the penalty progression will allow officials more freedom to call stalling earlier, more consist-ently and without hesitation when they feel it is warranted.” Changes were made in several rules dealing with uniform requirements in an effort to ensure that male and female wrestlers are properly attired on the mat during competition. All contestants wearing a one-piece singlet shall wear a suitable undergarment that completely covers the buttocks and groin area. Female wrestlers wearing a one-piece singlet shall wear a form-fitted compression undergarment that completely covers their breasts. In other uniform and equipment changes, if shoelaces come undone, the penalty is an automat-ic stalling call. In Rule 4-2-1, hair-treatment items that are hard and/or abrasive, such as beads, bobby pins, barrettes, pins and hair clips, shall not be permitted. A legal hair-controlled device such as a rub-ber band shall be secured so as not to come out readily during wrestling. “Hair that is manipulated poses no threat to either wrestler,” Hopkins said. “It is neither abrasive nor cumbersome. However, physical hair treatments do present a risk to either wrestler due to the hardness, texture or abrasiveness, and should not be allowed.” In other changes, Rule 7-3-1 now states that “when the referee feels that either wrestler has failed to make every effort to stay inbounds during an imminent scoring situation, the offending wrestler shall be penalized for fleeing the mat. . .” “This change allows the referee to only apply the technical violation call of fleeing when the ac-tion is related specifically to a scoring situation,” Hopkins said. “All other types of leaving the wrestling area as a means of avoiding wrestling would fall under the rule of stalling.”

THE IHSWCA WOULD LIKE TO THANK THIS YEARS FALL CLINIC SPONSORS