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#5	Anonymous Coward October 26 at 2:29am Has Oakland been repremanded yet if this is true? reply
#4	March 4 at 3:21pm Oakland did a good job of cheating in this tournament. Wrestling with unregistered wrestlers and wrestlers who did not even attend the school. Great job on catching this a month later, NCWA. reply
#3	Anonymous Coward February 4 at 11:17pm always wondered what happened in these meetings reply
#2	Scramble February 3 at 6:03pm No Simpleton...This is not a 16-man bracket.... you take the year off and figure out how to get each of 16 teams, 5 duals in one day and come up with a legit champ.... Good Luck reply
#1	AYFKM February 1 at 12:32am Are you f-ing kidding me? Do you not understand how a 16-man bracket works? Take the month of March off of work this year. reply

Jim Giunta

Seeding Meeting at NCWAs

January 31, 2009

The coaches get together to make sure all the seeds are legit. 1 -16 seeds are placed for this dual meet. All 16 teams will be put into 4 pools of 4 teams. Top two teams out of each pool go to a championship bracket. By the end of the day we will know who is the best dual team in NCWAs and who is the 16th best. The NCWA will place 1st through 16th Place.

About Jim Giunta

Organization:	NCWA
College:	Texas A & M University
Bio:	Jim Guinta is a pioneer in wrestling. His organization, the NCWA, has been one of the only silver linings in a sport that has dwindled in programs on the collegiate level. Jim Guinta didnt like the lack… + See More + Jim Guinta is a pioneer in wrestling. His organization, the NCWA, has been one of the only silver linings in a sport that has dwindled in programs on the collegiate level. Jim Guinta didnt like the lack… + See More - See Less - Jim Guinta is a pioneer in wrestling. His organization, the NCWA, has been one of the only silver linings in a sport that has dwindled in programs on the collegiate level. Jim Guinta didnt like the lack of oppurtunity in college for those who wanted to wrestle so he began creating an organized body of collegiate teams that are independently funded from the university. He now has some 150 plus universities wrestling in the NCWA with plans for it to grow to over 300 teams in several years. In 2007 he began to serve the needs of the most unrepresented body in wrestling, women. The 2008 Women championship in collegiate wrestling will be the first such event.