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RULE 9 Weighing In, Medical Exams and ISRF Rule 9.1 Weighing In SITUATION 1: Team A wrestles Team B at 7 p.m. Both teams compete earlier that day, Team A at noon and Team B at 1 p.m. QUESTION: At what time will the weigh-in take place? RULING: All teams shall weigh in one hour before the starting time of the first match of the day. In this situation, the weigh-ins shall take place at 11 a.m. SITUATION 2: At the time of the weigh-in, Wrestler A is still working out in order to make weight. QUESTION: Can Wrestler A elect to bypass the weight class and weigh in at the conclusion of the heavyweight class? RULING: No. All contestants are required to weigh in with their respective weight class. No weightloss activities are permitted once weigh-ins begin. SITUATION 3: For a dual meet, Wrestler A weighs in at 141 pounds, but is slightly overweight. QUESTION: Is it permissible for Wrestler A to weigh in again after the heavyweight class in an attempt to make weight? RULING: No. However, Wrestler A may step on and off the scale three times at the time of the weigh-in to assure the scale has been properly zeroed and/or allow for mechanical inconsistencies in the scale. SITUATION 4: A wrestler has been competing at 141 pounds. For the next competition, the wrestler weighs in at 149 pounds but does not wrestle. QUESTION: Can the wrestler return to 141 pounds for the next competition? RULING: 149 pounds has become the wrestler’s new certified weight class. The wrestler may return to 141 pounds following Rules 8.3.3 and 8.3.4. Rule 9.8 Individual Season Record Form (ISRF) SITUATION 1: A wrestler plans on redshirting, but wrestles in several open tournaments at the wrestler’s own expense and using his or her own personal equipment. Later, the wrestler’s coach changes the wrestler’s status regarding redshirting, and the wrestler competes representing the institution. QUESTION: Should the matches in the early-season open tournaments be included on the wrestler’s NCAA Individual Season Record Form? RULING: Yes. Once the wrestler officially represents the institution, all of the matches wrestled during the season shall be included on the season record form. SITUATION 2: At an individual advancement tournament, several participants are eliminated in the early rounds of competition. The wrestlers’ coaches agree to pair the wrestlers together to gain additional competition experience. QUESTION: Should the matches be recorded on the NCAA Individual Season Record Form if the matches are wrestled separately from the tournament? RULING: Yes, per NCAA bylaw. Additional matches contested at, but not part of, the regularly WI-22
RULE 9 / Weighing In, Medical Exams and ISRFWI-23 scheduled dual or tournament competition matches against competitors from other institutions are considered exhibition matches and shall count on the NCAA Individual Season Record Form. SITUATION 3: At the conclusion of a dual meet or tournament competition, a coach decides to pair two of his wrestlers together to gain additional experience. QUESTION: Should the matches be recorded on the NCAA Individual Season Record Form? RULING: No. Additional matches contested at, but not part of, the regularly scheduled dual or tournament competition matches against teammates are not considered exhibition matches and shall not count on the NCAA Individual Season Record Form.
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