Comments on: Final 2016 boys pound-for-pound rankings

By: Rick

Rick — Fri, 01 Apr 2016 04:45:17 +0000

Kevin had the best robe after his win at states. That’s why he’s the top wrestler. If Kato had done something better then he would have kept his ranking.

Just having fun!

By: mikathedog

mikathedog — Mon, 07 Mar 2016 22:42:02 +0000

From previous P4P rankings:

No. 1 (No change) Kato
No. 2 (No change) Corbett
No. 3 Cabanban (Up from No. 7)
No. 4 Terukina (No change)
No. 5 Pascua (Down from No. 3)
No. 6 Nakasone (No change)
No. 7 Sullivan (Up from No. 9)
No. 8 Ilabon (Down from No. 5)
No. 9 Villarmia (Previously unranked)
No. 10. Tynanes (Previously unranked)

Other consideration:
No. 11 Stevenson
No. 12 Yamashiro
No. 13 Cooper
No. 14 Garcia
No. 15 Gallarde
No. 16 Cardus

By: mikathedog

mikathedog — Mon, 07 Mar 2016 22:18:52 +0000

I agree with the other poster, Kato should have remained No. 1, No. 2 Corbett, Corey Cabanban No. 3 (who also is undefeated and beat out the returning State Champion at 113 probably the deepest and most experienced weight class), No. 4 Terukina (only loss to Kato), No. 5 Pascua (only loss to Corbett), No. 6 Nakasone (dominated and competed in a very deep and experienced weight class), No. 7. Sullivan (undefeated), No. 8 Ilabon (only 2 losses to Terukina and another deep, super tough and experienced weight class), No. 9 Villarmia (reward for 2X State Championship), No. 10 Micah Tynanes. I don’t agree Stevenson is in the top 10 because Stevenson loss to Pascua and ran from the competition to get his State Championship, if Pascua bumped up to 160 Stevenson would be out.

By: Gail S

Gail S — Thu, 03 Mar 2016 10:09:50 +0000

How does the Corbett move past Kato when be barely beat Pascua?