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2017 Rookie State Team Scores Hippo Championships Rookie&Team&Scores&2017 Placement* Placement Team*Name Abbv Points 1. Hippo Wrestling Club 755 121 2. Highlander Youth Wrestling Clu 4726 113 3. Katy Area Wrestling Club 777 99 4. CFSA Thundercats 4732 78 5. Spring Klein Wrestling Club 791 77 6. RCW Wolfpack 4724 74 7. Mission Arlington Wrestling 4715 62 8. Wesley Club Wrestling 773 60 9. young guns wrestling 778 58 10. Azle Wrestling Club 779 56 11. Corespeed Wrestling - Hutto-Ro 4716 56 12. Team Punisher Wrestling 770 56 13. Brazos Valley Wrestling Club 817 52 14. lcp leander 4758 51 15. Alpha Pups Wrestling Club 4749 48 16. PitBull Wrestling 4738 46 17. Randall Youth Wrestling Club 782 46 18. Dumas Youth Wrestling Club 754 44 19. Salado Storm Wrestling 4727 44 20. Defenders Wrestling Club 4717 40 21. Renegade Wrestling 4770 39 22. 3 Style Wrestling 4736 37 23. Best Trained Wrestling 788 37 24. Team Leonidas Wrestling Club 4739 36 25. VICI Wrestling Club 780 35 26. Lil Rebels 823 32 27. Parker County Wrestling Club 4751 30 28. Cy-Select Wrestling Inc. 4743 28 29. Maverick Elite Wrestling Club 4720 28 30. NB Elite 784 28 31. West Amarillo Wrestling Club 759 28 32. Winnsboro Wrestling Club 4755 28 33. EL PASO WILDCATS 774 25 34. Tyler Tornados 4740 25 35. Wrestling Factory 785 25 36. Texas School for the Deaf 4723 24 37. Takedown Elite 753 23 38. Frisco Bombers 4737 21 39. Pflugerville Youth Wrestling C 4747 21 40. AAYC Spartan Wrestling 4721 16 41. Brazoria County Wrestling 4750 16 42. Liberty Warrior Wrestling 831 16 43. Lightening Wrestling 4729 16 44. Lofton Style Dynamite 4722 16 45. Mansfield Mavericks 4763 16 46. Paradigm Training Center 4760 16 47. Plano Pack Wrestling 4719 16 48. Stephenville wrestling club 4733 16 49. Texan WC 789 16 50. Arlington Storm Wrestling Club 757 14 51. West Texas Grapplers 4761 14 52. Fort hood phantom warriors 4748 12 53. Moya Wrestling Club 4745 12 54. The Bombers of Frisco Wrestlin 4731 12 55. Vernon Wrestling Club 4764 12 56. Boneyard Wrestling Academy 781 9 57. Dallas Christian Middle School 4765 9 58. Harker Heights 4734 9 59. Battleground Wrestling 768 7 60. Borger Youth Wrestling 769 7 61. Savage Youth Wrestling 4742 7 62. 3F Wrestling 764 0 63. Alamo City Wrestling 760 0 64. ATX Dawgs Wrestling Club 4725 0 65. Cedar Park 4759 0 66. Cedar Park Wrestling 4741 0 67. Corespeed Cougars Wrestling 4766 0 68. Cove Dawgs Wrestling 4730 0 69. Cy-Select 4772 0 70. Cyclone Youth Wrestling 814 0 71. DALLAS DYNAMITE 763 0 72. El Paso Mustangs 4754 0 73. Fort Bend Wrestling Club 798 0 74. Fort Bliss Youth Wrestling 801 0 75. Fort Hood Mat Katz 818 0 76. Four Points Viper Wrestling 792 0 77. Hammers Wrestling 4771 0 78. Hammers Wrestling Club 4769 0 79. Highland Park Scots 4752 0 80. Highlander Youth Wrestling 799 0 81. Houston 810 0 82. Hub City Wrestling 822 0 83. Johny Hendrick`s Wrestling JHW 0 84. Keller Wrestling Acadamy 804 0 85. Keller Wrestling Academy 4762 0 86. LCP Wrestling 819 0 87. Lewisville High School Wrestli 4768 0 88. lightning wrestling 815 0 89. Lofton Style Wretling 4767 0 90. Maverick Elite 771 0 91. Maverick Elite Wrestling 836 0 92. Mile High Wrestling Club 772 0 93. Mustang Wrestling 767 0 94. ntx elite wrestling club 756 0 95. Ohana Wrestling Academy 4753 0 96. Omada Kitrinos Wrestling Club 775 0 97. Pack Accelerated Wrestling 827 0 98. PD Tough Wrestling 812 0 99. Red Nose Wrestling 795 0 100. Renegade wrestling club 829 0 101. Rockwall County Wrestling 805 0 102. Ruff Ryders 761 0 103. SA Lions 833 0 104. Salado Storm Wrestling Club 830 0 105. Sandpitt Youth Wrestling 786 0 106. Scots Wrestling Club 762 0 107. St. John XXIII, Prep. 832 0 108. Star 797 0 109. Stephenville Wrestling 796 0 110. Team Carrion 4746 0 111. Team Xtreme 766 0 112. Texas Best Trained 4757 0 113. Texas School of Wrestling 765 0 114. The Bombers of Frisco 787 0 115. The Woodlands HS Wrestling 4756 0 116. TSW-Texas School of Wrestling 4718 0 117. Uvalde Wrestling Club 776 0 118. Vista Ridge 4744 0 119. Vista Ridge Youth Wrestling Cl 828 0 120. Waco Warriors 825 0 121. Weatherford 835 0 122. Westside Wizards 793 0 123. Wichita Falls Bruisers 783 0 124. Wichita Falls Wrestling Academ 4728 0 125. Winnsboro Crusaders 821 0.
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