Looks like Nevills has registered for the event today.
It's being streamed by FLO. Starts at 3 PM. Held in East Stroudsburg, PA.
It's being streamed by FLO. Starts at 3 PM. Held in East Stroudsburg, PA.
Last Chance WTT qualifier - Friday, May 3 (Nick Nevills)
- Thread starter dmm53
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As was the case at the Open, 65kg is the strongest weight class here, with Bryce Meredith, Dean Heil, Evan Henderson, Joey McKenna registered.
I don't see anyone in Hall's bracket who should pose a problem. Nick's bracket doesn't look imposing either.
I don't see anyone in Hall's bracket who should pose a problem. Nick's bracket doesn't look imposing either.
I’m so stoked to see Marky do Free again, it’s been a loong time, and he’s very, very good at it. Made my weekend, which is starting a couple of hours early now to boot!
Yet another mad squid prediction off the rails too.
Yet another mad squid prediction off the rails too.
Dake accepted at 79, correct??
So we should have Zahid. Hall. Ringer.
Brutal. Winner faces KD
So we should have Zahid. Hall. Ringer.
Brutal. Winner faces KD
So how do all these work? What is the difference between Last Chance WTT qualifier May 3rd in East Stroudsburg and WTT May 19th in NC? If I understand correctly the winners on the 19 go to final X. Is Last Chance for people who didn't compete or place at the Open? I really do not understand the whole process.
The winners today qualify to participate in the 19th with those already qualified. That includes the placers from the US open and others.
The winner of the tourney today gets the last slot (usually lowest seed) at the WTT on may 19. Last chance to qualify, if you didn't meet any of the other qualifying criterea.
Hall does have Brucki again, don't expect a similar result to his freshman year, though....
Yes, reigning NCAA champs qualify, which is why we haven't seen Zahid yet. Also returning team members--but they now typically compete in the open to get to final X (assuming they didn't medal, and are already there). Also U23 medalists qualify (Hidlay). Maybe I'm forgetting others.
Great to see Hall competing, too. I must have missed him in the registrations when I looked earlier.
https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/6472070-mark-hall-registered-for-last-chance-qualifier
https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/6472070-mark-hall-registered-for-last-chance-qualifier
I’m really excited to see Hall back competing in freestyle. 1x Cadet World Champ and 2x Junior World Champ. Domestically, we are loaded at 79kg: Dake’s the reigning world champ, and I think the 3 guys behind him can all bring home a medal on the world stage. This is great for USA Wrestling.
I assume Valencia gets the 1 seed at the trials (assuming he’ll be there), since he swept Dieringer at last year’s WTT. So that leaves Dieringer with the 2 and Hall with the 3. Looking forward to watching a Hall/Dieringer match. I will not be surprised to see Hall vs. Dake at Final X. I’m very high on Hall’s freestyle skill set.
I assume Valencia gets the 1 seed at the trials (assuming he’ll be there), since he swept Dieringer at last year’s WTT. So that leaves Dieringer with the 2 and Hall with the 3. Looking forward to watching a Hall/Dieringer match. I will not be surprised to see Hall vs. Dake at Final X. I’m very high on Hall’s freestyle skill set.
Not sure Hall will get the 3, with no recent freestyle credentials. He’s almost certainly one of the top 3 but it may not play that way. Really Crazy to think about our depth at 74 & 86 next year.
Didn't he win Pan Am's last year? Not great competition but it is something.
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Aside from Dieringer and Valencia, what have the other qualifiers accomplished on the freestyle circuit in 2018 and the first few months of this year? There must be a seeding committee for WTT, unless the last chance qualifier winner is automatically awarded the lowest seed or something. I think Hall will tech or dismantle the field of McFadden, Jackson, Rogers, and Marsteller, etc. IMO, it’d be silly to match up Hall against either Dieringer or Valencia before the semis...but what I think has 0 weight on seeding
Aside from Dieringer and Valencia, what have the other qualifiers accomplished on the freestyle circuit in 2018 and the first few months of this year? There must be a seeding committee for WTT, unless the last chance qualifier winner is automatically awarded the lowest seed or something. I think Hall will tech or dismantle the field of McFadden, Jackson, Rogers, and Marsteller, etc. IMO, it’d be silly to match up Hall against either Dieringer or Valencia before the semis...but what I think has 0 weight on seeding
With the discussions above about qualifiers, here's the qualifier list so far, pre-last chance tournament. Senior Men's Freestyle only...
57 kg
Final X: Daton Fix, 2019 U.S. Open Champ (Titan Mercury/Cowboy RTC)
2018 Senior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Thomas Gilman (Titan Mercury/Hawkeye WC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Jack Mueller (Cavalier WC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team Trials champion – Vitali Arujau (Finger Lakes WC)
2019 NCAA Division I champion – Spencer Lee (125 pounds) (Hawkeye WC)
2019 Dave Schultz highest placer – Darian Cruz (New York AC)
2019 Pan American Championships medalist - Josh Rodriguez (Nittany Lion WC)
U.S. Open third - Zane Richards (Illinois RTC)
U.S. Open sixth - Nathan Tomasello (Ohio RTC)
U.S. Open seventh - Frank Perrelli (Lehigh Valley WC)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
61 kg
FINAL X: Joe Colon, 2018 Senior World bronze medalist (Titan Mercury/Valley RTC)
World Team Trials Challenge finalist: Cody Brewer (Titan Mercury/Chicago RTC)
2018 Final X champion – Nahshon Garrett (Sunkist Kids)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Sean Fausz (Wolfpack WC)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team Trials champion – Austin Gomez (Cyclone RTC)
2019 NCAA Division I champion – Nick Suriano (133 pounds) (NJRTC)
U.S. Open runner-up - Nico Megaludis (Titan Mercury WC)
U.S. Open third - Joey Palmer
U.S. Open fourth - Tyler Graff (SERTC)
U.S. Open fifth - Cory Clark (Hawkeye WC)
U.S. Open sixth - Tony Ramos (Sunkist Kids)
U.S. Open seventh - Earl Hall (Cavalier WC)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
65 kg
Final X: 2019 U.S Open Champion - Yianni Diakomihalis (Finger Lakes WC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team Trials champion – Mitch McKee (Gopher WC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Colton McCrystal (Nebraska WTC)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Dom Demas (OKRTC)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Joshua Saunders (Titan Mercury)
2019 Dave Schultz highest placer – Bernard Futrell (Titan Mercury/Penn RTC)
U.S. Open runner-up - Zain Retherford (Nittany Lion WC)
U.S. Open third - Jayson Ness (Minnesota Storm)
U.S. Open fourth - Frank Molinaro (OKRTC)
U.S. Open fifth - Jaydin Eierman (Titan Mercury WC)
U.S. Open sixth - Jordan Oliver (Sunkist Kids)
U.S. Open seventh - Kanen Storr (Michigan)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
70 kg
Final X: 2019 U.S Open Champion - Ryan Deakin (Chicago-RTC)
2018 Senior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – James Green (Sunkist Kids)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Hayden Hidlay (Wolfpack RTC)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Brady Berge (Nittany Lion WC)
2019 NCAA Division I champion – Jason Nolf (157 pounds) (Nittany Lion WC)
2019 NCAA Division I champion – Anthony Ashnault (149 pounds) (NJRTC)
2019 Dave Schultz highest placer – Frank Molinaro (Titan Mercury WC/OKRTC)
U.S. Open fourth - Alec Pantaleo (Michigan)
U.S. Open fifth - Brandon Sorenson (Hawkeye WC)
U.S. Open sixth - Nazar Kulchytskyy (Minnesota Storm)
U.S. Open seventh - Jason Chamberlain (Valley RTC)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
74 kg
FINAL X: Jordan Burroughs, 2018 Senior World bronze medalist (Sunkist Kids)
World Team Trials Challenge finalist: Isaiah Martinez, 2019 U.S. Open champion (Titan Mercury/Illinois RTC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Alex Smythe (Univ. of Buffalo)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Mekhi Lewis (Southeast RTC)
2019 Dave Schultz highest placer – Richie Lewis (New York AC)
U.S. Open runner-up - Tommy Gantt (Wolfpack WC)
U.S. Open third - Anthony Valencia (ASU Wrestling)
U.S. Open fourth - Logan Massa (Michigan)
U.S. Open fifth - Brian Murphy (NJRTC)
U.S. Open sixth - Dan Vallimont (NYAC)
U.S. Open seventh - Jared Frayer (SERTC)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
79 kg
FINAL X: Kyle Dake, 2018 Senior World champion (Titan Mercury WC/Finger Lakes WC)
World Team Trials Challenge finalist: Alex Dieringer, 2019 U.S. Open champion (Titan Mercury WC/Cowboy TC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – David McFadden (Southeast RTC)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Aaron Brooks (Titan Mercury/EAP)
2019 NCAA Division I champion – Zahid Valencia (174 pounds) (Sunkist Kids)
2019 Dave Schultz highest placer – Nate Jackson (New York AC)
2019 Pan American Championships medalist - Chandler Rogers (Cowboy RTC)
U.S. Open runner-up - Chance Marsteller (Lehigh Valley WC)
U.S. Open third - Nick Becker (Askren Wrestling Academy)
U.S. Open fourth - Matthew Finesilver (Blue Blood WC)
U.S. Open fifth - Geno Morelli (Nittany Lion WC)
U.S. Open sixth - Stacey Davis (Wolfpack WC)
U.S. Open seventh - Ben Harvey (West Point RTC)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
86 kg
FINAL X: David Taylor, 2018 Senior World champion (Nittany Lion WC)
World Team Trials Challenge finalist: Pat Downey, 2019 U.S. Open champion (Titan Mercury WC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Myles Martin (Titan Mercury WC/Ohio RTC)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Lou Deprez (Bearcat WC)
2019 NCAA Division I champion – Drew Foster (184 pounds) (Northern Iowa)
U.S. Open runner-up - Nic Heflin (Oklahoma RTC)
U.S. Open third - Samuel Brooks (Hawkeye WC)
U.S. Open fourth - Brett Pfarr (Minnesota Storm)
U.S. Open fifth - Nathan Jackson (NJRTC)
U.S. Open sixth - Myles Martin (Ohio-RTC)
U.S. Open seventh - Kenny Courts (Finger Lakes WC)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
92 kg
FINAL X: J’den Cox, 2018 Senior World champion (Titan Mercury WC/USOTC)
World Team Trials Challenge finalist: Bo Nickal, 2019 U.S. Open champion (Nittany Lions WC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Christian Brunner (Boilermaker RTC)
2018 U23 Men's Freestyle World Team member - Kollin Moore (Titan Mercury/Ohio RTC)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Jacob Warner (Hawkeye WC)
2019 Dave Schultz highest placer – TJ Dudley (Sunkist Kids)
U.S. Open runner-up - Hayden Zillmer (Minnesota Storm)
U.S. Open third - Michael Macchiavello (Wolfpack RTC)
U.S. Open sixth - Riley Lefever (Nittany Lion WC)
U.S. Open seventh - Timmy McCall (Wolfpack WC)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
97 kg
FINAL X: Kyle Snyder, 2018 Senior World silver medalist (Titan Mercury WC/Ohio RTC)
World Team Trials Challenge finalist: Kyven Gadson, 2019 U.S. Open champion (Sunkist Kids)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team Trials champion – Daniel Greg Kerkvliet (Titan Mercury WC/EAP)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Zach Elam (Univ. of Missouri)
2019 NCAA Division I champion – Anthony Cassar (285 pounds) (Nittany Lion WC)
2019 Dave Schultz highest placer – Ty Walz (Titan Mercury WC/Southeast RTC)
U.S. Open runner-up - Ben Honis (Finger Lakes WC)
U.S. Open third - Danny Chaid (California RTC)
U.S. Open fourth - Ty Walz (SERTC)
U.S. Open fifth - Kevin Beazley (Cliff Keen WC)
U.S. Open sixth - Michael Boykin (Wolfpack WC)
U.S. Open seventh - Wynn Michalak (Titan Mercury WC)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
125 kg
FINAL X: Nick Gwiazdowski, 2018 Senior World bronze medalist (Titan Mercury WC)
World Team Trials Challenge finalist: Adam Coon, 2019 U.S. Open champion (New York AC/Cliff Keen WC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Youssif Hemida (Terrapin WC)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Gable Steveson (Minnesota Storm)
2019 Dave Schultz highest placer – Mike Kosoy (Sunkist Kids)
U.S. Open runner-up - Anthony Nelse (Minnesota Storm)
U.S. Open third - Dom Bradley (Sunkist Kids)
U.S. Open fourth - Derek White (Cowboy RTC)
U.S. Open sixth - Tate Orndorff (Utah Valley RTC)
U.S. Open seventh - Garrett Ryan (Sunkist Kids)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
57 kg
Final X: Daton Fix, 2019 U.S. Open Champ (Titan Mercury/Cowboy RTC)
2018 Senior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Thomas Gilman (Titan Mercury/Hawkeye WC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Jack Mueller (Cavalier WC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team Trials champion – Vitali Arujau (Finger Lakes WC)
2019 NCAA Division I champion – Spencer Lee (125 pounds) (Hawkeye WC)
2019 Dave Schultz highest placer – Darian Cruz (New York AC)
2019 Pan American Championships medalist - Josh Rodriguez (Nittany Lion WC)
U.S. Open third - Zane Richards (Illinois RTC)
U.S. Open sixth - Nathan Tomasello (Ohio RTC)
U.S. Open seventh - Frank Perrelli (Lehigh Valley WC)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
61 kg
FINAL X: Joe Colon, 2018 Senior World bronze medalist (Titan Mercury/Valley RTC)
World Team Trials Challenge finalist: Cody Brewer (Titan Mercury/Chicago RTC)
2018 Final X champion – Nahshon Garrett (Sunkist Kids)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Sean Fausz (Wolfpack WC)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team Trials champion – Austin Gomez (Cyclone RTC)
2019 NCAA Division I champion – Nick Suriano (133 pounds) (NJRTC)
U.S. Open runner-up - Nico Megaludis (Titan Mercury WC)
U.S. Open third - Joey Palmer
U.S. Open fourth - Tyler Graff (SERTC)
U.S. Open fifth - Cory Clark (Hawkeye WC)
U.S. Open sixth - Tony Ramos (Sunkist Kids)
U.S. Open seventh - Earl Hall (Cavalier WC)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
65 kg
Final X: 2019 U.S Open Champion - Yianni Diakomihalis (Finger Lakes WC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team Trials champion – Mitch McKee (Gopher WC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Colton McCrystal (Nebraska WTC)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Dom Demas (OKRTC)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Joshua Saunders (Titan Mercury)
2019 Dave Schultz highest placer – Bernard Futrell (Titan Mercury/Penn RTC)
U.S. Open runner-up - Zain Retherford (Nittany Lion WC)
U.S. Open third - Jayson Ness (Minnesota Storm)
U.S. Open fourth - Frank Molinaro (OKRTC)
U.S. Open fifth - Jaydin Eierman (Titan Mercury WC)
U.S. Open sixth - Jordan Oliver (Sunkist Kids)
U.S. Open seventh - Kanen Storr (Michigan)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
70 kg
Final X: 2019 U.S Open Champion - Ryan Deakin (Chicago-RTC)
2018 Senior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – James Green (Sunkist Kids)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Hayden Hidlay (Wolfpack RTC)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Brady Berge (Nittany Lion WC)
2019 NCAA Division I champion – Jason Nolf (157 pounds) (Nittany Lion WC)
2019 NCAA Division I champion – Anthony Ashnault (149 pounds) (NJRTC)
2019 Dave Schultz highest placer – Frank Molinaro (Titan Mercury WC/OKRTC)
U.S. Open fourth - Alec Pantaleo (Michigan)
U.S. Open fifth - Brandon Sorenson (Hawkeye WC)
U.S. Open sixth - Nazar Kulchytskyy (Minnesota Storm)
U.S. Open seventh - Jason Chamberlain (Valley RTC)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
74 kg
FINAL X: Jordan Burroughs, 2018 Senior World bronze medalist (Sunkist Kids)
World Team Trials Challenge finalist: Isaiah Martinez, 2019 U.S. Open champion (Titan Mercury/Illinois RTC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Alex Smythe (Univ. of Buffalo)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Mekhi Lewis (Southeast RTC)
2019 Dave Schultz highest placer – Richie Lewis (New York AC)
U.S. Open runner-up - Tommy Gantt (Wolfpack WC)
U.S. Open third - Anthony Valencia (ASU Wrestling)
U.S. Open fourth - Logan Massa (Michigan)
U.S. Open fifth - Brian Murphy (NJRTC)
U.S. Open sixth - Dan Vallimont (NYAC)
U.S. Open seventh - Jared Frayer (SERTC)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
79 kg
FINAL X: Kyle Dake, 2018 Senior World champion (Titan Mercury WC/Finger Lakes WC)
World Team Trials Challenge finalist: Alex Dieringer, 2019 U.S. Open champion (Titan Mercury WC/Cowboy TC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – David McFadden (Southeast RTC)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Aaron Brooks (Titan Mercury/EAP)
2019 NCAA Division I champion – Zahid Valencia (174 pounds) (Sunkist Kids)
2019 Dave Schultz highest placer – Nate Jackson (New York AC)
2019 Pan American Championships medalist - Chandler Rogers (Cowboy RTC)
U.S. Open runner-up - Chance Marsteller (Lehigh Valley WC)
U.S. Open third - Nick Becker (Askren Wrestling Academy)
U.S. Open fourth - Matthew Finesilver (Blue Blood WC)
U.S. Open fifth - Geno Morelli (Nittany Lion WC)
U.S. Open sixth - Stacey Davis (Wolfpack WC)
U.S. Open seventh - Ben Harvey (West Point RTC)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
86 kg
FINAL X: David Taylor, 2018 Senior World champion (Nittany Lion WC)
World Team Trials Challenge finalist: Pat Downey, 2019 U.S. Open champion (Titan Mercury WC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Myles Martin (Titan Mercury WC/Ohio RTC)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Lou Deprez (Bearcat WC)
2019 NCAA Division I champion – Drew Foster (184 pounds) (Northern Iowa)
U.S. Open runner-up - Nic Heflin (Oklahoma RTC)
U.S. Open third - Samuel Brooks (Hawkeye WC)
U.S. Open fourth - Brett Pfarr (Minnesota Storm)
U.S. Open fifth - Nathan Jackson (NJRTC)
U.S. Open sixth - Myles Martin (Ohio-RTC)
U.S. Open seventh - Kenny Courts (Finger Lakes WC)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
92 kg
FINAL X: J’den Cox, 2018 Senior World champion (Titan Mercury WC/USOTC)
World Team Trials Challenge finalist: Bo Nickal, 2019 U.S. Open champion (Nittany Lions WC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Christian Brunner (Boilermaker RTC)
2018 U23 Men's Freestyle World Team member - Kollin Moore (Titan Mercury/Ohio RTC)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Jacob Warner (Hawkeye WC)
2019 Dave Schultz highest placer – TJ Dudley (Sunkist Kids)
U.S. Open runner-up - Hayden Zillmer (Minnesota Storm)
U.S. Open third - Michael Macchiavello (Wolfpack RTC)
U.S. Open sixth - Riley Lefever (Nittany Lion WC)
U.S. Open seventh - Timmy McCall (Wolfpack WC)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
97 kg
FINAL X: Kyle Snyder, 2018 Senior World silver medalist (Titan Mercury WC/Ohio RTC)
World Team Trials Challenge finalist: Kyven Gadson, 2019 U.S. Open champion (Sunkist Kids)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team Trials champion – Daniel Greg Kerkvliet (Titan Mercury WC/EAP)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Zach Elam (Univ. of Missouri)
2019 NCAA Division I champion – Anthony Cassar (285 pounds) (Nittany Lion WC)
2019 Dave Schultz highest placer – Ty Walz (Titan Mercury WC/Southeast RTC)
U.S. Open runner-up - Ben Honis (Finger Lakes WC)
U.S. Open third - Danny Chaid (California RTC)
U.S. Open fourth - Ty Walz (SERTC)
U.S. Open fifth - Kevin Beazley (Cliff Keen WC)
U.S. Open sixth - Michael Boykin (Wolfpack WC)
U.S. Open seventh - Wynn Michalak (Titan Mercury WC)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
125 kg
FINAL X: Nick Gwiazdowski, 2018 Senior World bronze medalist (Titan Mercury WC)
World Team Trials Challenge finalist: Adam Coon, 2019 U.S. Open champion (New York AC/Cliff Keen WC)
2018 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Youssif Hemida (Terrapin WC)
2018 Junior Men’s Freestyle World Team member – Gable Steveson (Minnesota Storm)
2019 Dave Schultz highest placer – Mike Kosoy (Sunkist Kids)
U.S. Open runner-up - Anthony Nelse (Minnesota Storm)
U.S. Open third - Dom Bradley (Sunkist Kids)
U.S. Open fourth - Derek White (Cowboy RTC)
U.S. Open sixth - Tate Orndorff (Utah Valley RTC)
U.S. Open seventh - Garrett Ryan (Sunkist Kids)
2019 Northeast Regional highest placer
Brackets are out. Both Hall and Nevills get #1 seeds, as expected.
https://arena.flowrestling.org/event/a5ce7197-ff79-c00f-b84b-0d0b1c670a4e
https://arena.flowrestling.org/event/a5ce7197-ff79-c00f-b84b-0d0b1c670a4e
Hall done with Viruet in :36, via a head pinch, trapped arm tilt x4.
EDIT, okay, lol, I'll sit out pbp today, too many cooks in the kitchen.
EDIT, okay, lol, I'll sit out pbp today, too many cooks in the kitchen.
No, you gotta stick around. Those other guys were wrong. It was 36 seconds, like you said, not 35, like they said.
Did the ref just come the table on that one and say "I put up points while you guys were getting potato chips"? LOL
He said something like that. I caught the first part; not the potato chip part. But that would be pretty funny (in a sad sort of way).
Meredith saved by his lace late, wins 7-6. Still not exactly sure how/what was scored, but I'm eating chips now in memory.
Not that Ben Whitford isn't legit, but I think Bryce Meredith is going to lose a lot of FS matches before he gets it.
Hall w/ a big variety of attacks, including a Bonne'esque firemans for 4. Wins 10-0
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