Trackwrestling Oregon (2024)

FAQs

What is a significant win on Trackwrestling? ›

A significant win is a win over a wrestler in the past year that has a . 75 ranking or higher and the winning wrestler can be no more than 1 year older than the wrestler they defeated. Both wrestlers in the match must be matched to their Trackwrestling profile in order for it to count.

How are the Trackwrestling rankings calculated? The ranking is based on how a wrestlers has done in 4 different levels of tournaments in the last year. The 4 levels are local, state, regional national, and national.

Stars indicate how a particular profile compares to all of the TW profiles in the system. If you hover over the stars you will see that comparison as a percentage value. Rankings are re-calculated every 2-4 weeks.

You can view an athlete's Minimum Wrestling Weight (MWW), Minimum Wrestling Weight Class. (MWC) and eligible date. d.

Percentage of all matches that resulted in a Medical Forfeit at each event. Likelihood that any individual wrestler would take at least one MFF during that tournament.

A minimum number of matches ensures a record is valid before it considers the winning percentage. The second criterion is the winning percentage. Wins break the tie between two records with the same percentage. A wrestler with 10-2 will be seeded ahead of a wrestler with 5-1.

Who acquired Trackwrestling.com? Trackwrestling.com was acquired by FloSports.

Click My Account. Click Athletes. Click Add Athletes. Search for an athlete and check the box next to the ones you want to track.

How do you claim a wrestler on Trackwrestling? ›

* Use SV designation only for overtime matches that end in the sudden-victory period. ** Use TB designation only for overtime matches that end at the conclusion of the tie-breaker periods. *** Correct method of recording result when no points are scored in the second round and one wrestler wins by net time advantage.

A bye is defined as the position of a participant in a tournament who advances to the next round without playing. Suppose that a bracket has 12 entries. The result is that there will be four contestants who will not have a first round match. Those four contestants will be said to have received a bye.

In order to receive free event management, at least 75% of entrants must enter and pay through Trackwrestling's registration and online payment services. The fee is $2.00 per wrestler per entry (regardless of online or onsite payment), plus 3.15% per transaction for all online payments.

4 Points: Wrestler wins by major decision (point spread of between 8 and 14 points). 3 Points: Wrestler wins by regular decision (7 points or less). Note: Teams can also be penalized team points for unsportsmanlike conduct and other violations of the individual wrestlers or the coaching staff.

If the shoulders are partially in-bounds or one shoulder is completely in-bounds, a fall may be called. A Technical Fall is achieved when a wrestler outscores his opponent by 15 points at any point in the match, at which point the match is stopped, and the wrestler with the 15 point advantage is declared the winner.

* Use SV designation only for overtime matches that end in the sudden-victory period. ** Use TB designation only for overtime matches that end at the conclusion of the tie-breaker periods.

The Optimal Performance Calculator (OPC) is a scientifically based weight management program that was developed by the National Wrestling Coaches Association and a group of world-renowned sport scientists in 1999 following the tragic deaths of three college wrestlers.