The first day of the USA Wrestling's Junior Men's Freestyle National Championships is in the books. There are still two more days of competition to go, but in just one day our total number of entrants has been whittled down from 1,143 to 462. 

Only 16 remain eligible for a Fargo stop sign, so let's take a look at how each state is doing by the numbers and to see who's in and who's out.

And tune in tomorrow and see who makes it to day three, when the only wrestlers left will All-Americans competing for podium placement. 

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No one has guaranteed themselves All-American status yet, so we don't have any points on the team leader board. But we can still take a look at how many wrestlers are left in the championship rounds to give us an idea of each team's chances.

Below is a list of each team, followed by their championship wrestlers, then consolation wrestlers, then total wrestlers still alive. 

STATE	CHAMP	CONSO	TOTAL
Illinois	28	19	47
Iowa	20	22	42
Minnesota	18	10	28
Ohio	16	11	27
Pennsylvania	13	12	25
Oklahoma	13	8	21
Wisconsin	12	9	21
Michigan	12	5	17
California	10	6	16
Colorado	9	10	19
Utah	8	1	9
Missouri	7	10	17
Oregon	7	5	12
New Jersey	7	3	10
Kansas	5	9	14
Washington	5	7	12
Indiana	5	6	11
Maryland	4	5	9
Idaho	4	4	8
Georgia	4	2	6
Alabama	3	4	7
Montana	3	4	7
Nevada	3	4	7
North Dakota	3	3	6
Florida	3	0	3
Arizona	2	6	8
Texas	2	6	8
Nebraska	2	4	6
Connecticut	2	2	4
West Virginia	2	0	2
New York	1	9	10
Virginia	1	7	8
Tennessee	1	2	3
Arkansas	1	1	2
Louisiana	1	1	2
Kentucky	1	0	1
Massachusetts	1	0	1
Wyoming	1	0	1
South Carolina	0	2	2
South Dakota	0	2	2
North Carolina	0	1	1
Alaska	0	0	0
Hawaii	0	0	0
New Hampshire	0	0	0
New Mexico	0	0	0

Illinois leads the pack with 28 wrestlers still eligible for the top spot on the podium (and only 15 weight classes). Eight other states have double digit wrestlers still alive for gold: Iowa, Minnesota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, Michigan, California. It's safe to say that the Midwest is in pretty good shape heading into Day 2.

On the flip side, four states are unfortunately done with the junior men's freestyle portion of their Fargo trip.

States don't all bring the same number of wrestlers to Fargo, however. For instance, Illinois brought 77 juniors with them, 17 more than Iowa, who brought the second most with 60.

By dividing the number of championship eligible wrestlers and total wrestlers alive by the total number of entries, we can get an idea of how efficient each state has been this year at Fargo.

That chart is below.

STATE	ENTRIES	CHAMP	CHAMP %	TOTAL	TOTAL %
Illinois	77	28	36.4%	47	61.0%
Iowa	60	20	33.3%	42	70.0%
Minnesota	58	18	31.0%	28	48.3%
Ohio	55	16	29.1%	27	49.1%
Pennsylvania	43	13	30.2%	25	58.1%
Oklahoma	49	13	26.5%	21	42.9%
Wisconsin	47	12	25.5%	21	44.7%
Michigan	31	12	38.7%	17	54.8%
California	52	10	19.2%	16	30.8%
Colorado	43	9	20.9%	19	44.2%
Utah	26	8	30.8%	9	34.6%
Missouri	41	7	17.1%	17	41.5%
Oregon	41	7	17.1%	12	29.3%
New Jersey	32	7	21.9%	10	31.3%
Kansas	25	5	20.0%	14	56.0%
Washington	43	5	11.6%	12	27.9%
Indiana	29	5	17.2%	11	37.9%
Maryland	24	4	16.7%	9	37.5%
Idaho	21	4	19.0%	8	38.1%
Georgia	16	4	25.0%	6	37.5%
Alabama	14	3	21.4%	7	50.0%
Montana	18	3	16.7%	7	38.9%
Nevada	18	3	16.7%	7	38.9%
North Dakota	19	3	15.8%	6	31.6%
Florida	15	3	20.0%	3	20.0%
Arizona	31	2	6.5%	8	25.8%
Texas	24	2	8.3%	8	33.3%
Nebraska	24	2	8.3%	6	25.0%
Connecticut	12	2	16.7%	4	33.3%
West Virginia	4	2	50.0%	2	50.0%
New York	32	1	3.1%	10	31.3%
Virginia	20	1	5.0%	8	40.0%
Tennessee	6	1	16.7%	3	50.0%
Arkansas	16	1	6.3%	2	12.5%
Louisiana	7	1	14.3%	2	28.6%
Kentucky	5	1	20.0%	1	20.0%
Massachusetts	3	1	33.3%	1	33.3%
Wyoming	12	1	8.3%	1	8.3%
South Carolina	7	0	0.0%	2	28.6%
South Dakota	9	0	0.0%	2	22.2%
North Carolina	13	0	0.0%	1	7.7%
Alaska	12	0	0.0%	0	0.0%
Hawaii	4	0	0.0%	0	0.0%
New Hampshire	1	0	0.0%	0	0.0%
New Mexico	4	0	0.0%	0	0.0%

It turns out that the states that bring the most kids are also the best at winning matches. There are a couple of surprises though. Kansas and Alabama still have half of their wrestlers competing tomorrow. And West Virginia has half their contingent still going for a individual title. Not too shabby!

By the end of day two there will be just eight wrestlers left per weight class. Don't miss the action as it goes down in Fargo and on Flo!

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