SECTION ONE CLASS (A, AA, AAA)
2018 TEAM WRESTLING TOURNAMENT
CO-MANAGERS:
Mark Kuisle
Century High School: (507) 328-5114
Personal Cell Phone:(507) 269-3290
Tom Kuisle: Cell (507) 236-1066
SECTION ONE - 2018 TEAM WRESTLING
Thursday, February 15, 2018 - Host Site Tournament Information
First Round:Date:Thursday, February 15, 2018
Site:Highest Seed
Time:6:00/7:00 depending on the number of teams at a site, second dual starts 15 minutes after the first dual is completed.
Weigh-ins:5:00 pm if there are 3 teams at highest seed.
6:00 pm if there are 2 teams at highest seed.
Tickets/Gate:Use the Tournament Reporting Form listed in your Section/Region Handbook.
Thursday - Region One AThursday -Region One AA
Students:$5.00 Students $5.00
Adults: $7.00 Adults$8.00
Officials:As assigned by Tournament Manager(s) by Tuesday, February 13, 2018
Brad TiedekenDwayne LundtvedtJoe Morgan
Dean NelsonRick RudJerry Reker
Bill OlsonTom KuislePaul Fishbaugher
Don DilauraGreg SpencerSteve Graff
Bracket:See attachment for your Class (A, AA, AAA) or
TrackWrestling:All sites must have live duals and scores on
TOURNAMENT PROGRAM TIMETABLE
Mayo Civic Center (Taylor Arena)
Saturday, February 17, 2017 – Doors open at 10:00 am
Dual Meet Format:CLASS A/AAA: 9:30 am – Medical Checks and 10:00 am Weigh-ins
CLASS AA: 11:30 am – Medical Checks and 12:00 am Weigh-ins
Round #1SEMI FINALSCLASS (A) 11:00 am
Mat #2 (A) Teams Seeded in Top Half of Bracket
Mat #1 (A) Teams Seeded in Bottom Half of Bracket
Round #1SEMI FINALSCLASS (AAA) 11:00 am
Mat #3 (AAA) Teams Seeded in Top Half of Bracket
Mat #4 (AAA) Teams Seeded in Bottom Half of Bracket
Round #2FINALSCLASS (A/AAA) 1:00 pm or 15 minutes after previous round
Mat #2 (A) Team Finals followed by Awards Ceremony
Mat #3 (AAA) Team Finals followed by Awards Ceremony
Round #2SEMI FINALSCLASS (AA) 1:00 pm or 15 minutes after previous round
Mat #1 (AA) Teams Seeded in Top Half of Bracket
Mat #4 (AA) Teams Seeded in Bottom Half of Bracket
Round #3FINALSCLASS (AA) 3:00 pm or 15 minutes after previous round
Mat #2 (AA) Team Finals followed by Awards Ceremony
Officials:Nye McCartyBrad DavickSteve GraffDwayne Lundtvedt
Paul FishbaugherRick RudTyler MoeningDean NelsonKirby Hanson
Passes:Each team will enter through the Northeast Pass Gate:19 wrestlers, 3 coaches, 1 manager/stats and the 2017-2018 Region 1A and 1AA School Officials passes
Team Rosters:
Video Taping:Teams and/or fans may video tape your own team or individual matches. Decisions about the suitable space and the number of people who can video tape are left to the discretion of the tournament manager. Preference for available space will be given to participating teams, followed by those who have made arrangements with the tournament manager for prior approval. Teams needing a Wi-Fi connection must contact the MCC and make arrangements for that connection with the MCC staff before the tournament.
Coolers:No coolers will be allowed in the Mayo Civic Center Arena, there will be a designated area behind the bleachers and all coolers must come in with the participating team(s).
Cheerleaders:Varsity cheerleaders will be admitted in uniform for the dual meet tournament. All cheerleaders must be admitted in one group. Cheerleaders will not have a suite.
Bands:Each school will be allowed to bring band members to be admitted free of charge. Bands will be admitted as a group. Please let the tournament manager(s) know.
Locker Rooms:Schools will be assigned locker rooms by the tournament manager. Each school is responsible for furnishing its own towels. Each school is responsible for its own valuables. Each school must clean up after themselves in the lockerroom area.
Awards:Established by Minnesota State High School League
Medals:Championship and Runner-up Team
19 Gold and 19 Silver medals and (1 manager)
Trophies:Champion and Runner-up
Radio:Any teams wishing to broadcast must pay a fee for phone hookup and call the Mayo Civic Center (507) 328-2220.
Trainer and Doctor:Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine.
/EMERGENCY MEDICAL
PROCEDURES
Emergency Medical Procedures During MSHSL Tournaments
The League staff plays an important role in support of the tournament physician and trainer. In most cases the physician/trainer will manage the injury without assistance from the tournament staff. In the event of a serious injury, the following measures should be taken.
Examination of the Injured Athlete
Every effort should be made to give the physician/trainer and athlete privacy during the examination. If possible, the examination should take place in the training room or locker room away from the media and spectators. The Tournament Directors shall notify the parents/school representative (coach/assistant coach/administrator, etc.) and consult on an appropriate course of action to be followed in the care of the injured athlete.
Evacuation to a Hospital
Non-Life Threatening: In the event that it is necessary to evacuate the athlete to a hospital the parents should be consulted to determine the hospital of choice and the method of transportation (ambulance or private vehicle). If the parents are not present, the athlete should be transported by ambulance and accompanied by a representative from that school.
Life Threatening: In a life-threatening situation the athlete will be evacuated to the nearest hospital emergency room by ambulance. Every effort should be made to contact and inform the parents/school representative of the action taken by the tournament medical team. The athlete should be accompanied by a parent or school representative (coach/assistant coach, administrator, etc.)
Return to Play
An injured athlete must have a Physician’s written approval to return to play. Tournament physicians may approve an athlete's return to play. When teams or individuals transfer care to their team or personal physician, the final decision regarding return to play will be that of the Minnesota State High School League Tournament Physician.
Section Post Season Medical Protocol
Local sites
Tournament Manager coordinates medical coverage.
●All athletic trainers must be registered with the MN Board of Medical Practice.
●Region/Section assigned medical staff should coordinate medical coverage with participating school medical staff.
-It is the responsibility of the school to verify any medical staff and their credentials (to determine scope of practice) who the school wants to be involved in injury management during a region/section event. All other medical staff will not be allowed in competition area.
- Participating school medical staff will be allowed on competition surface if an injury occurs.
●In all situations, the official Region/Section medical staff will be the first responders to any injury situation.
●If there is a conflict in the management of injury, the Region/Section assigned medical staff has jurisdiction.
●A parent/relative of a participating athlete may not manage the injury or determine return to play status, but will instead retain standard parent/spectator rights.
●The final decision regarding return to play will be that of the official Region/Section medical staff.
MSHSL Sponsored Venues
Athletic training and physician coverage secured through service agreement.
●In all situations, the official MSHSL medical staff will be the first responders to any injury situation.
●If there is a conflict in the management of injury, the MSHSL assigned medical staff has jurisdiction.
●A parent/relative of a participating athlete may not manage the injury or determine return to play status, but will instead retain standard parent/spectator rights.
●The final decision regarding return to play will be that of the official MSHSL medical staff.