1. You arrive at your tournament site prior to
the start of weigh-ins and observe a wrestler running around the gym
wearing a plastic type suite. Because weigh-ins have not officially
started it is permissible to use quick weight reduction methods such
this.
2. The coach from from Coal City High School calls
West Frankfort High School and informs them that weigh-ins for each team is
to take place at their own school and can be done anytime during the school
day but must be conducted and verified by each school's principal. Is this
allowable?
3. Any contestant failing to make weight during the
weigh-in period shall be ineligible.
4 . For a dual
meet, weigh-ins begin at 6 p.m. Tolono High School fails to present a
wrestler for the 119-pound weight class when called to the scale. Weigh-ins
continue and the 275-pound weight class completes weigh-ins at 6:10 p.m.
Just prior to the last 275-pound wrestler completing his weigh-in, Tolono's
119-pound wrestler appears at the designated weigh-in area. Is he
eligible to weigh-in for the dual meet?
5. When there are consecutive days of team
competition, there shall be a 1-pound additional allowance granted each day
for all wrestlers provided a minimum of 48-hours advance notice is given to
that team's opponent(s).
6. It is only permissible to wrestle in the weight
class that a wrestler weighs-in for or one weight class up.
7. The order of weight class competition cannot be
altered following the random draw.
8. If a wrestler participates in the weigh-in and does
not wrestle, would this count as one of the weigh-ins for the 50-percent rule?
9. A wrestler may accept a forfeit at 135 pounds and
then wrestle a competitor at 140 pounds.
10. A wrestler
opting to wear a legal head cover must wear it to weigh-ins and have it checked
upon stepping on the scale.
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