Wrestling Match Stats & Wrestling Performance Tracking Areas

Wrestling Match Stats - Match Performance Tracking Areas

Name	Skill Level	Equipment Needed	Summary
Activity Points	All Skill Levels	No	Activity points are points receives for the bye if he wins the next match. These points depend on the type of victory.
Escapes	All Skill Levels	No	Escapes are exactly getting out of the bottom position and away from your opponent.One of the most important things you can do to increase your chance of escaping is to move right off the whistle (if you are starting from a dead stop). The other is to keep moving! If you sit still on the bottom, it allows your opponent the chance to work different angles from the top. You want to be constantly moving around and making an effort to get out.
Falls	All Skill Levels	No	The fall (or pin) terminates the match and no individual match points are necessary. Of course, the winner's squad receives six team points. Now a fall occurs when both shoulders are forced to the mat for a period of two seconds in high school and only one second in college. The official mentally counts this time and indicates the fall by slapping the mat.
Match Result - Wrestling	All Skill Levels	No	Wrestling match result - win or loss.
Near Fall 2	All Skill Levels	No	A near fall (near pin) is when both shoulders are held for two seconds within four inches of the mat.
Near Fall 3	All Skill Levels	No	A near fall (near pin) is when both shoulders are held for two seconds within four inches of the mat.
Near Fall 4	All Skill Levels	No	A near fall (near pin) is when both shoulders are held for two seconds within four inches of the mat.
Penalties	All Skill Levels	No	A wrestler is awarded point(s) for technical violations or infractions of the rules committed by his opponent. A penalty is usually 1 point unless it is a multiple occurrence of the infraction (usually third) which is then a 2 point penalty.
Reversal	All Skill Levels	No	A reversal is when a wrestler goes from the bottom position to the top position reversing positions with his/her opponent.
Stats - Bottom	All Skill Levels	No	Stats - Bottom
Stats - Top	All Skill Levels	No	Stats - Top
Takedowns	All Skill Levels	No	A takedown is a technique that involves off-balancing an opponent and bringing him or her to the ground, typically with the attacker landing on top. The process of quickly advancing on an opponent and attempting a takedown is known as shooting for a takedown, or simply shooting.
Technical Fall	All Skill Levels	No	A technical fall, or technical superiority, is a victory condition satisfied by outscoring one's opponent by a specified number of points. It is wrestling's version of the mercy rule. A technical fall is also known as "tech" for short; colloquially: "I teched him" as verb.