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Scholastic Duals Round 3 Results
Round 3
Georgia over New Jersey White

Florida 65 Virginia Blue 12
108 VA Stageberg 11-8 FL Pozo
117 VA Smith Fall FL Crocker
124 VA Aiello 12-7 FL Berrio
130 FL Harrington FF
135 FL Wisdom FF
140 FL Borges FF
145 FL Rojas FF
150 FL Serrano Fall VA Lopez
157 FL Dunwald FF
165 FL Padilla TF 16-1 VA Floyd
176 FL Jackson FF
194 FL O'Neill FF
220 FL Herron Fall VA Deleon
290 FL Accomando FF
 
Pennsylvania 52 New Jersey Green 9
108 PA Roberts Fall NJ Gentile
117 PA Keener Fall NJ Mesi
124 PA DiSanto FF
130 PA Fought TF 16-0 NJ Polizzi
135 PA Cimato 8-6 NJ Birmingham
140 PA DePalma 8-2 NJ Quintero
145 NJ Bakuckus 8-3 PA Harner
150 PA Martocci Fall NJ Rappa
157 PA Parker 9-6 NJ Intile
165 PA Staudenmayer TF 15-0 NJ Seigfried
176 PA Moyer 3-2 NJ Cosgrove
194 NJ Rios 8-5 PA Soloman
220 PA Peck Inj. Def. Marr
290 NJ Nolan 4-3 PA Dillman
 
Virginia Orange 30 New York 26
108 VA Smith Fall NY Lewandowski
117 VA Harlowe 2-1 NY Page
124 VA Richardson Fall NY Cohen
130 VA Topper 9-3 NY Caruana
135 NY Compton 16-3 VA Budd
140 NY Bonaldi 5-1 VA Eure
145 NY Hamner 3-1 VA Simmons
150 NY O. Scott Fall VA Cronin
157 NY Kloc 8-2 VA Grimes
165 NY C. Scott 5-1 VA Jones
176 NY Lock 12-0 VA Mejia
194 VA Jessen Fall NY Fallato
220 VA Davis 7-0 NY Langworthy
290 VA Burbank 2-1 NY Sauer
 
Illinois Navy 44 Indiana Blue 6
108 IL Fontanetta 7-2 IN Schroeder
117 IN Campbell 9-4 IL Elmore
124 IL Sabatello 6-0 IN Binion
130 IN Kieffer 7-1 IL Cosinski
135 IL Togher 6-2 IN Jackson
140 IL Avelar 3-2 OT Rueger
145 IL Smith Fall IN Montgomery
150 IL Chino 1-0 IN Sims
157 IL Taylor 11-3 IN Lynde
165 IL Brooks 4-2 IN Quiroz
176 IL Akui 6-2 IN Bratcher
194 IL Johnson 5-3 IN Thatcher
220 IL Marchok 10-2 IN Grubb
290 IL Allen Fall IN Melby
 
Indiana Gold 56 Colorado 3
108 IN Petrov FF
117 IN Ayersman Fall CO Sisneros
124 IN Kieffer Fall CO Der. Adame
130 IN Raley 4-1 CO York
135 IN Tsirtsis Fall CO Watson
140 IN Rattay 9-4 CO Dar. Adame
145 IN Johnson 3-2 CO Hoffman
150 IN D. Welch 7-3 CO Garcia
157 IN C. Welch 6-0 CO Burghardt
165 IN Lefever 14-6 CO Zink
176 CO Copeland 8-2 IN Stein
194 IN Sliga 21-7 CO Hansen
220 IN Knura 5-1 CO Dreiling
290 IN Meyer Fall CO Carroll
 
Illinois Orange 59 Michigan 9
108 MI Wood 6-5 IL King
117 MI Richard 9-5 IL Granthum
124 IL Pearce TF 15-0 MI Purchovan
130 IL Richards FF
135 IL Williams 7-1 MI Burandt
140 IL Gant Fall MI Confer
145 IL Buhrman FF
150 IL Traylor FF
157 IL Hardy FF
165 IL Ventimiglia FF
176 IL Valencia 8-4 MI Waskiewicz
194 MI Lewis 12-6 IL McGiffen
220 IL Blair Fall MI Naughton
290 IL Crum FF
 
Kentucky 64 Ohio 8
108 KY Ervin Fall OH Hilaire
117 KY Ruschelle Fall OH Lorence
124 KY Ervin Fall OH Sommers
130 KY Carr Fall OH Meadows
135 KY Cooper 10-2 OH Ratay
140 KY Troxell 4-3 OH Claxton
145 KY Herald Fall OH Havener
150 KY Caddell FF
157 KY Back FF
165 KY Lampe Fall OH Tiley
176 KY Buckman 5-2 OH P. Meadows
194 OH Utley 14-4 KY Vanover
220 OH M. Meadows 12-4 KY Darrow
290 KY Flynn Fall OH Goodnight

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Junior Women's Freestyle Preview
Last, but not least, Indiana will be sending three girls to participate in the USAW Women's Junior Freestyle tournament that will run Friday July 23rd with the finals on Saturday July 24th.  Here is a brief rundown of the participants from Indiana.
 
Making her first trip to Fargo is Kayla Miracle from Bloomington North High School.  While this is her first trip to Fargo, Miracle is no stranger to success against girls and boys.  Just this season alone she placed second in the Schoolboy/girl division in freestyle and third in folkstyle.  She also participated in the Schoolboy/girl Duals going 4-3 in freestyle.  She also won the Middle School State championship at 84lbs.  She will be participating at 95lbs for the tournament.
 
Another wrestler that is no stranger to beating up on the boys is Penn's Sarah Hildebrandt.  During the IHSAA season she became the first female to qualify for semi-state and was an overtime takedown from making it to the ticket-round.  Last year in Fargo Hildebrandt finished fourth at 109lbs and will return to that weight class.  This spring and summer against other girls she won FILA Cadets, while placing second in FILA Juniors.  She also got second in the USAW Girl's Folkstyle Nationals.
 
Demi Strub of East Central rounds out the trio of girl's wrestlers participating in Fargo.  Like Hildebrandt, she is a returning All-American, placing sixth last year.  This spring and summer she placed third at the FILA Cadets and placed fifth at the USAW Girl's Folkstyle Nationals.

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Pound for Pound Rankings 1/28/2009
IndianaMat.com Pound for Pound Rankings 1/28/2009
1.  Cashe Quiroga
2.  Sean McMurray
3.  Eric Roach
4.  Jason Tsirtsis
5.  Josh Harper
6.  Brandon Wright
7.  Steven Sandefer
8.  Marcus Shrewsbury
9.  Justin Brooks
10. Michael Duckworth
10. Briar Runyan
10. Camden Eppert
 
Honorable Mention
Braden Atwood
Kyle Mosier
Daniel Young

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Final 2012-13 IndianaMat.com Team Rankings
1. Perry Meridian
 
2. Warren Central
 
3. Franklin Community
 
4. Bloomington South
 
5. Crown Point
 
6. Penn
 
7. Merrillville
 
8. Ev. Mater Dei
 
9. Center Grove
 
10. Portage
 
11. Hamilton SE
 
12. Carroll (Ft. Wayne)
 
13. East Noble
 
14. New Palestine
 
15. Mishawaka
 
16. Yorktown
 
17. Floyd Central
 
18. Jasper
 
19. Franklin Central
 
20. SB Clay

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Indianamat.com Team Rankings 1/18
1. Mishawaka
2. Evansville Mater Dei
3. Crown Point
4. Cathedral
5. Perry Meridian
6. Merrillville
7. Castle
8. Yorktown
9. Bellmont
10. Portage
11. Lawrence North
12. Evansville Reitz
13. South Bend Riley
14. New Palestine
15. Carmel
16. Roncalli
17.Center Grove
18. Penn
19. Elkhart Memorial
20. Hamilton Heights

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Scholastic Duals Round 5 Results
Round 5
Pennsylvania 44 Virginia Orange 12
108 PA Roberts 5-2 VA Smith
117 PA Keener Fall VA Harlowe
124 VA Richardson 18-4 PA DiSanto
130 PA Fought Fall VA Topper
135 PA Cimato 12-0 VA Budd
140 PA DePalma 9-5 VA Eure
145 PA Martoccio TF 16-0 VA Simmons
150 PA Harner Fall VA Cronin
157 PA Parker 9-6 VA Grimes
165 PA Staudenmayer 9-2 VA Jones
176 PA Moyer 13-1 VA Mejia
194 VA Jessen 3-2 PA Solomon
220 PA Peck 9-6 VA Davis
290 PA Dillman FF
 
Indiana Blue 41 Illinois Orange 15
108 IN Schroeder 5-0 IL King
117 IN Campbell Fall IL Granthum
124 IL Pearce Fall IN Binion
130 IN Justin Kieffer 4-3 IL Richards
135 IN Jackson 15-4 IL Williams
140 IN Rueger 4-1 IL Gantt
145 IN Montgomery 8-4 IL Buhrman
150 IN Sims 5-0 IL Traylor
157 IN Lynde 8-0 IL Hardy
165 IN Quiroz Fall IL Ventimiglia
176 IN Bratcher 8-2 IL Valencia
194 IL McGiffen 7-5 OT IN Thatcher
220 IN Grubb 6-1 IL Blair
290 IL Crum Fall IN Melby
 
Illinois Navy 38 Indiana Gold 15
108 IN Petrov 4-3 IL Fontanetta
117 IL Elmore 2-0 IN Ayersman
124 IL Sabatello TF 15-0 IN Josh Kieffer
130 IN Raley 2-1 IL Grosinski
135 IN Tsirtsis 7-3 IL Savenok
140 IL Togher 3-0 IN Rattay
145 IL Smith Fall IN Johnson
150 IL Chino 2-1 IN D. Welch
157 IN C. Welch 8-3 IL Taylor
165 IL Brooks 10-3 IN Lefever
176 IL Akui 12-9 IN Stein
194 IN Sliga 10-5 IL Johnson
220 IL Marchok Fall IN Knura
290 IL Allen Fall IN Meyer
 
New York 53 New Jersey Green 9
108 NY Lewandowski Fall NJ Gentile
117 NY Page 9-1 NJ Masi
124 NY Cohen FF
130 NY Caruana 4-1 NJ Polizzi
135 NY Compton TF 21-4 NJ Birmingham
140 NY Bonaldi 5-2 NJ Quintero
145 NY Hamner 7-5 NJ Bakauckus
150 NY O. Scott 4-0 NJ Rappa
157 NY Kloc 12-3 NJ Intile
165 NY C. Scott TF 15-0 NJ Festejo
176 NY Lock TF 15-0 NJ Cosgrove
194 NJ Rios FF
220 NY Langworthy FF
290 NJ Nolan 7-2 NY Sauer
 
Kentucky 51 Florida 13
108 KY Ervin 4-2 FL Pozo
117 KY Ruschell Fall FL Crocker
124 FL Berrio Fall KY Ervin
130 KY Carr Fall FL Wisdom
135 KY Cooper Fall FL Harrington
140 KY Troxell Fall FL Borges
145 KY Herald 4-3 FL Rojas
150 KY Caddell Fall FL Serrano
157 KY Back 5-0 FL Dunwald
165 KY Lampe Fall FL Padilla
176 FL Jackson 7-3 KY Buckman
194 KY Vanover Fall FL R. O'Neill
220 FL Herron 6-2 KY Darrow
290 KY Flynn Fall FL Accomando
 
Ohio 39 Virginia Blue 28
108 VA Badva Fall OH Hilliard
117 VA Stageburg Fall OH Lorence
124 VA Smith 11-2 OH Maclellan
130 VA Aiello 11-5 OH M. Meadows
135 OH Ratay FF
140 OH Claxton FF
145 OH Havener FF
150 VA Lopez FF
157 Double FF
165 VA Floyd 7-2 OH Tiley
176 OH P. Meadows FF
194 OH Utley FF
220 OH M. Meadows6-1 VA Deleon
290 OH Goodnight
 
Colorado 37 Georgia 30
108 GA Springer FF
117 GA Thurmond 6-4 CO Sisneros
124 GA Harris Fall OT CO Dar. Adame
130 CO York FF
135 CO Watson 11-1 GA Denland
140 CO Der. Adame 16-7 GA Dollar
145 CO Hoffman Fall GA Luke
150 CO Garcia TF 15-0 Conwell
157 CO Burkharrdt 6-0 GA Gamble
165 CO Zink Fall GA Przybysz
176 GA Holbert 5-4 CO Copeland
194 GA Bennett Fall CO Hansen
220 CO Dreiling 3-2 GA Allen
290 GA Selleck Fall CO Carroll
 
Michigan over New Jersey White

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2009 Junior Freestyle Preview
The Junior Freestyle team is armed with some pretty formidable ammo, although the team's potential took a bit of a hit with news that last year's Cadet National champ Brandon Wright won't be making the trip.
 
However, the cupboard is far from bare, with several returning All-Americans and some new blood representing Indiana Juniors.
 
Among the returning AAs is Brandon Nelsen, an incredibly decorated little dude who always seems to place in any event he enters. He's a safe bet to place well here, too. Camden Eppert is in a very tough weight class, but he's shown he can beat elite wrestlers and he's capable of opening some eyes here nationally. Plus, he's been on a blazing hot streak and I'll be surprised if it stops here. Chris Head is always dangerous in FS events, as evidenced by his 7th place finish last year in a weight class that saw Josh Harper fail to place. Head will be right in the thick of things. Delphi's Braden Atwood enters the Junior level tourney on the heels of last year's impressive 5th place finish at the Cadet level. Atwood is a solid candidate to place here as well.  2009 state runner-up Ryan Stahl was a Cadet All-American at 119 in 2007, finishing 6th, and could certainly attain AA status yet again this time around.
 
Alex Gregory and Paul Beck were both runners-up at Folkstyle Nationals in 2008 and each is capable of making a nice run against even the stacked fields of Fargo. 
 
Cashe' Quiroga is a true stud, and although folkstyle seems to be a little stronger discipline for him, he can run with the big dogs in Freestyle, too. He's been right on the verge of becoming an AA several times and this could be his breakthrough performance in FS, as Senior Nationals was for him in folkstyle.
 
New Juniors Cameron Vlahos, Drake Stein and Mark Collett look to build on last year's Cadet Greco AA finishes with some resume-building in Juniors FS. All three have had excellent summers and look to turn some more heads on the national scene. 
 
Aaron Stevenson burst onto the state scene with a dominant run through Conseco, not stopping until he earned a 3rd place finish. He followed that up with an undefeated run through the Disney Duals; he's definitely on the national radar and could really break through with a placement here, which is entirely possible. Sammy Bennett has had some national success, too, and looks to build on what, for him anyway, was a disappointing 3rd place finish at 2009 State.
 
Other strong candidates who haven't yet achieved their desired national results include state placers Matt Milton, manchild Michael Johnson-Jones and headlock king and 2X state placer Jacob Tonte.
 
 
 105 LBS  
CR Patrick Parham  Carmel 
  
 112 LBS  
1 Josh Yates  Goshen 
2 Paul Beck   Mishawaka   7th State '08, 2nd Place Folkstyle Nationals '08,
3 Jacob Boomsma  Bloomington South  State Qualifier '09
   Brandon Nelsen  Lawrence North   JR FS AA (4th) last year, 4th at Soph. Nationals, 3rd at state '09, 3rd at state '08, 4th at state '07, 7-1 Jr. FS Duals '08 
 
 119 LBS  
CR Camden Eppert  Anderson Highland  JR FS AA (4th) last year, 5th JR FS '07, Undefeated at Duals, 2X State Champ, 3rd place Super 32
2 Alex Gregory   Penn    4th State '09, 2nd Place Folkstyle Nationals '09
   
 125 LBS  
1 Chris Head  Bloomington South  JR FS AA (7th) last year,
2 Travis Barroquillo Prairie Heights  State Qualifier '08
3 Jake McCarthy  Mt. Vernon (Hancock)  SS Qualifier '09, State Qualifier '08
   
 130 LBS  
1 Preston Wilson  Whiteland  SS Qualifier
2 Justin Eshelman  Pendleton Heights 
3 Cashe' Quiroga  Lawrence North  State Champ '08, 3rd place '09, Sr. Nationals runner-up, 7th place Jr. Folkstyle Nationals
   
 135 LBS  
1 Matt Milton  Center Grove  6th State '08
2 John Walker  Sullivan 
   
 140 LBS  
1 Tim Martin  New Albany  State Qualifier '09
3 Josh Williams  Mt. Vernon (Hancock) SS Qualifier
   
 145 LBS  
1 Jacob Tonte  Perry Meridian  8th State '09, 7th State '07
2 Michael Hummer  Penn
3 Ryan Stahl  Elkhart Memorial  2nd Place state '09, State Qualifier '07
 Caleb Smith  Princeton  SS Qualifier   
 
 152 LBS  
CR Sam Bennett  Anderson Highland 3rd State '09, 2nd state '08, State Qualifier '07
2 Reece Lefever  Carroll (Ft. Wayne) SS Qualifier
   
 160 LBS  
1 Cameron Vlahos   Lafayette Harrison Cadet Greco AA (4th) '08, State Qualifier '08, Undefeated at Duals
2 Anthony Bill  Chatard   State qualifier
3 Conner Lefever  Carroll (Ft. Wayne) SS Qualifier
 Mitchell Judkins Speedway
  
 171 LBS  
1 Braden Atwood  Delphi   Cadet FS AA (5th) '08, State 5th '09, State 4th '08
2 Drake Stein  Princeton  Cadet Greco AA (8th) '08, State 8th '09, 8-2 Cadet GR Duals '08
3 Kyle Masengale  Perry Meridian   
   
 189 LBS   
1 Aaron Stevenson  Indian Creek  State 3rd '09
2 Michael Johnson-Jones Warren Central  State 7th '09, State Qualifier '08
3 Alex McCallister 
   
 215 LBS  
1 Darren Eads  Bloomington South State Qualifier '09
2 Devin Reagan   Penn 
3 Mark Collett  Jennings County  Cadet Greco AA (6th) '08, SS Qualifier
 
**Bold denotes returning freestyle All-American

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Indianamat.com Pre-season Picks
The folks at Indianamat.com bring you their pre-season picks for 2010-2011:
 
Senior wrestler of the year:
 
Eric Roach, Crown Point: One of the reasons Crown Point just cleaned house at the Stagg tourney in Illinois, Roach is a national caliber stud and should make an impact at the next level. He and Tsirtsis form a pretty nasty duo for any team facing the Bulldogs in a dual or in a tournament.
 
Also receiving votes:
 
Ethan Raley, Indian Creek
 
Josh Kieffer, Roncalli- Kieffer had a nice showing at the Scholastic Duals this offseason, beating nationally renowned Caleb Richardson of Virginia in 3OT, costing Richardson a shot at MOW. Like his brother Justin, he always seems to be in the thick of things at the end of the year and this might be the year he breaks through and finally nabs a state title.
 
Freshman wrestler of the year:
 
Tie: Decorated wrestlers already, Carroll and LeCount could have a huge impact regarding this year's team champ, and each is capable of placing. Impressively, Boston is ranked #2 in his weight class already.
 
Chandler Carroll, Yorktown
 
Cody LeCount, Perry Meridian
 
Also receiving votes:
 
Nathan Boston, Lawrence North
 
Josh Fuqua, Crown Point
 
Team Champs:
 
Perry Meridian: Jim Tonte simply reloaded again this year. Could this be the year for an elusive state championship for the rugged crew from Indy's south side? We believe so--the Falcons fly the highest this year.
 
Also receiving votes:
 
Crown Point: It's going to be tough for anyone to take out the Bulldogs. Coach Vlink's squad looks to be in top form already and the lineup is loaded with talent.
 
Merrillville Semistate Wrestler of the Year:
 
Kyle Ayersman, Lake Central-Ayersman follows up a fine off-season looking to conquer title number two. He's a pretty safe bet, barring injury, even in a tough weight class. Note: Tsirtsis received more votes for this award, but *cough, foreshadowing* he might have won a bigger award. Roach also received a vote, but was already Senior Wrestler of the Year.
 
New Castle Semistate Wrestler of the Year:
 
Cody Phillips, Union County-The bundle of dynamite from Union County was Indianamat's pick for this award. He's already a two-time champion and looks to be a strong candidate for number three this year. He's incredibly strong and lightning quick and he can take and give a beating....a recipe for a four-timer?
 
Also receiving votes:
 
Mitch Sliga, Fishers-The Triple Crown winner looks to become Fishers first state champion this year. He's done just about everything a wrestler can do at this point in his career, short of winning state. Not having seniors Braden Atwood and Michael Johnson-Jones waiting for him in the postseason helps a bit, but it might not matter if they were still here. It's been a LONG time since anyone has beat this kid.
 
Connor Mullins, New Castle-Mullins is capable of domination and already has two state placements to his credit. It will be interesting to see how his rise in weight class impacts his season.
 
Tyler Willis, Cathedral-Like Sliga, Willis is coming off of a non-wrestling state championship. Also like Sliga, he's as tough as they come and a threat to beat anyone.
 
Evansville Semistate Wrestler of the Year:
 
Ethan Raley, Indian Creek-Raley has always been good, but a switch has apparently been flipped. Undefeated at Scholastic Duals, Super 32 National champion, state runner-up....that's just in the past 10 months. He was already a state champion. Raley is as good as Indiana has right now--he would be a threat to win state in any state in the country. The only unanimous pick among the staff.
 
 Fort Wayne Semistate Wrestler of the Year:
 
Devon Jackson, Yorktown-The junior stud very nearly knocked off our Wrestler of the Year selection at state last year. He has a strong chance to improve on his runner-up finish and hoist his first title this year.
 
Also receiving votes:
 
Daniel Meyer, Bellmont-The undersized HWT from Bellmont had a strong performance at the State Finals last year and looks to cap his high school career with a state title.
 
Surprise State Finals Team:
 
Penn: Much is expected this year of the ever-deeper Kingsmen squad led by Brad Harper. The numbers in their room suggests that a team juggernaut could be right around the corner.
 
Also receiving votes:
 
Huntington North: The Vikings have a lot of people believing they will make an appearance at Center Grove this year.
 
Bellmont: The Braves are always a threat and this year is no different. Few teams dominate their semistate like Bellmont.
 
Coach of the year:
 
Jim Tonte, Perry Meridian-Coach Tonte will likely tell you that preseason prognostication means nothing, but there are a lot of wrestling fans who believe that Tonte will finally get his elusive team title this year.
 
Also receiving votes:
 
Brad Harper, Penn-Harper has done a fantastic job of rejuvenating and uplifting the program.
 
Lance Ellis, Roncalli-It's hard to believe that he's almost as good a coach as he was a wrestler, but it's true. Ellis and crew have completely changed the dynamic of the Rebels program. They are strong, deep and well coached. The improvements in such a short time are nothing short of amazing.
 
Greg Schaefer, Evansville Mater Dei-It's impossible to fill Goebel's shoes, but Schaefer has kept the program among the elite.
 
Scott Vlink, Crown Point-Vlink finally got his team title two seasons ago and looks to add another. His teams are always hard-nosed and ready to rumble. Oh yeah, they're pretty skilled too. 
 
Wrestler of the year:
 
Jason Tsirtsis, Crown Point-There's not much I can say about him that hasn't already been said. He's as good as anyone in the country and, although he won't finish his HS career undefeated, he's already had more success nationally than his legendary big brother. He is the face of Indiana wrestling right now.
 
Also receiving votes:
 
Mitch Sliga, Fishers
 
Cody Phillips, Union County

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Mishawaka Sectional Preview - 2010
The host Cavemen are the clear favorite in this sectional but rival Penn appear to be narrowing the gap. This is always one of the deepest sectionals in the state as it also includes South Bend Clay, who defeated Yorktown in a dual earlier this season, and South Bend Riley, who is rebuilding but seem to have several youngsters peaking at the right time of the season.
 
This sectional feeds into the Rochester Regional where they are paired with the top four placers from the Plymouth Sectional. The team champion from this sectional will move on to Jimtown High School next Wednesday where they will meet the champion from the Plymouth Sectional.

103The top four seeds appear to be a step ahead of the rest of the field and I look for Mishawaka’s Grant Martsoff to come out on top. He has survived a brutal schedule that will pay dividends during the tournament.
 


Movin’ On
1. Martsoff (Mishawaka)
2. Ferdig (SB Adams)
3. Johnson (SB Washington)
4. Hildebrandt (Penn)
 
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Paul Beck of Mishawaka will look to secure his 3rd sectional title as he is the number one seed and clear favorite. A pack of three hungry sophomores led by Penn’s Ben Varner will battle for placing.
 
Movin’ On
1. Beck – Mishawaka
2. Varner – Penn
3. Gleuckart – SB Clay
4. Sailors – SB Riley
 
119
A very deep field at 119 is highlighted by Penn’s Alex Gregory. Gregory will be looking to pick up his first sectional championship (he was a regional champ last year) as he takes his 33-1 record over to the Cave. Gregory’s lone loss on the season was a tight 1-0 loss to perennial state title contender Brandon Nelson of Lawrence North. Upsets could very well happen at this class.
 
Movin’ On
1. Gregory (Penn)
2. Olsen (SB Adams)
3. Binion (Mishawaka)
4. Kazmierzak (SB Clay)
 
125
No clear cut favorite at 125. I see three fairly evenly matched wrestlers that will battle for the blue ribbon. Mishawaka’s Taylor Wisler has fashioned a 28-3 record with his controlling style. Not flashy, but effective. Look for Wisler to win. One of the better semi-final battles of the day should be Penn’s Tyler Chapple versus Clay’s Mitch Hartman.
 
Movin’ On
1. Wisler – Mishawaka
2. Hartman – Clay
3. Chapple – Penn
4. Martinez – Riley
 
130
Mishawaka’s Nick Schrader is quietly having an outstanding season. His lone loss was a close decision to Crown Point’s Jason Tsirtsis. Look for Schrader to have a relatively easy go on Saturday as the rest of the field will battle for placing.
 
Movin’ On
1. Schrader – Mishawaka
2. Manspeaker – Penn
3. Dixon – SB Adams
4. Fowler – SB Washington
 
135
Another very deep field awaits the fans at the 135 class. Senior Matt Guerra appears to be a step ahead of the field and should pick up a sectional championship. Don’t overlook Penn’s Grant Anglemyer, Clay’s Joe Stroud, or Riley’s Kelly Kolat. Kolat’s name alone should be worth something.
 
Movin’ On
1. Guerra - Mishawaka
2. Anglemyer – Penn
3. Stroud – Clay
4. Kolat – Riley
 
140
The top two seeds at 140 appear to be evenly matched. I look for a minor upset and think that Penn’s Ben Sokol will cap his senior year with a championship win over Mishawaka’s Anthony Eddy.

Movin’ On
1. Sokol – Penn
2. Eddy – Mishawaka
3. Acosta – SB Adams
4. Stroud – SB Clay
 
145
The Mishawaka/Penn monopoly on champions should end at this weight class where South Bend Clay’s junior Laquan Lunford has an unblemished record at 33-0. Penn’s Pat Davenport looks to pull off the upset.
 
Movin’ On
1. Lunford – SB Clay
2. Davenport – Penn
3. Marshall – Mishawaka
4. Markovich – SB Adams
 
152
Last year’s state runner-up at 140, Ryan Stahl, headlines the 152 weight class. He should cruise through the field at section with his high risk/high reward style. Stahl might have to tighten up his attack down the road as he appeared a little sloppy in two losses earlier at the Bellmont Invite earlier this season.
 
Movin’ On
1. Stahl – Mishawaka
2. Hummer – Penn
3. Alwine – SB Clay
4. Stroud – SB Adams
 
160
Three very talented seniors look to take home the crown at 160. Alex White of Mishawaka is the slight favorite over Penn’s Austin Kunze and Washington’s Malcolm White. It wouldn’t be a big surprise if any of those three comes out on top.
 
Movin’ On
1. Alex White – Mishawaka
2. Malcolm White – SB Washington
3. Austin Kunze – Penn
4. Zach Amberg – SB Clay
 
171
Andy Wiseman of Penn and Richard Morin of Mishawaka have separated themselves from the field at 171. The championship match could go either way but I look for the Kingman to beat the Caveman for a second time this year.
 
Movin’ On
1. Andy Wiseman – Penn
2. Richard Morin – Mishawaka
3. Alex Skipper – SB Adams
4. Houston Anderson – SB Washington
 
189
South Bend Riley’s Timmy Buckingham headlines the 189 class with his 27-3 record. He did not wrestle last weekend so he might be a little dinged up. Mishawaka’s Danny Abu-Shehab has been improving all season and will look to test the Wildcat senior along with Clay’s Justin McCray.
 
Movin’ On
1. Buckingham – SB Riley
2. Abu-Shehab – Mishawaka
3. McCray – SB Clay
4. Ham – Penn
 
215
Mishawaka’s returning state runner-up is the 800 pound gorilla in this class. The overall quality of the 215 class is top-notch with returning semi-state qualifier Eric McDaniel of South Bend Washington and young studs Devin Reagan of Penn and Joe Gallegos of South Bend Clay.
 
Movin’ On
1. Lentz – Mishawaka
2. Gallegos – SB Clay
3. McDaniel – SB Washington
4. Reagan – Penn
 
285
Returning state qualifier and human eclipse, Travis Thomas of Mishawaka is the favorite to repeat as sectional champ. He will likely face Evan Nixon of Clay before moving on to a tough regional field at Rochester next week.
 
Movin’ On
1. Thomas – Mishawaka
2. Nixon – Clay
3. Johnson – Penn
4. Kandzierski – SB St. Joe

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Indianamat.com Team Rankings 1/11/09
Full Rankings and Breakdowns can be found here:
 
1. Mishawaka (17-0)
2. Evansville Mater Dei (8-0)
3. Crown Point (11-1)
4. Cathedral (10-2)
5. Perry Meridian (14-1)
6. Merrillville (10-2)
7. Bellmont (16-2)
8. Evansville Reitz (20-0)
9. Portage (21-4)
10. Lawrence North (9-4)
11. Castle (7-1)
12. Yorktown (21-0)
13. New Palestine (23-4)
14. South Bend Riley (7-1)
15. Carmel (4-3)
16. Center Grove (16-0)
17. Penn (7-2)
18. Elkhart Memorial (11-0)
19. Warren Central (9-10)
20. Hamilton Heights (18-2)
 
Honorable Mention: Franklin, East Central, Avon, Roncalli, Pendleton Heights, New Castle, Westfield.

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Indianamat.com Team Rankings 12/14
1. Crown Point
2. Perry Meridian
3. Evansville Mater Dei
4. Merrillville
5. Mishawaka
6. Yorktown
7. Penn
8. Franklin
9. Roncalli
10. Cathedral
11. Lawrence North
12. Bellmont
13. Carmel
14. Evansville Reitz
15. Center Grove
16. Bloomington South
17. Warren Central
18. Westfield
19. Jeffersonville
20. New Palestine
 
Please remember to post all scores on results page in order to keep rankings accurate.

289
Rochester Individual Regional
It's all about individual advancement at this point and Mishawaka should lead the chage and qualify 13 to Merrillville. Sectional rival Penn should make a strong showing as well and should qualify 12 to the Semi-State next Saturday.
 
103
 
Warsaw’s Jarred Brooks continues a stellar sophomore campaign by winning this weight class. He should be tested somewhat by a trio of Michiana wrestlers including sectional champ Sammy Ferdig of Adams, Grant Martsoff of Mishawaka, and Sarah Hildebrandt of Penn. Hildebrandt looks to be the first female semi-state qualifier in Indiana history.
 
On to ‘Da Region
1. Brooks-Warsaw
2. Ferdig – Adams
3. Hildebrandt – Penn
4. Martsoff – Mishawaka
 
112
 
A Mishawaka sweep is likely at 112 as all four placers appear to be superior to their Plymouth Sectional counterparts. Only two wresters from Plymouth have winning records.
 
On to ‘Da Region
1. Beck – Mishawaka
2. Varner – Penn
3. Sailors – Riley
4. Gleuckert – Clay
 
119
 
Alex Gregory of Penn should continue to dominate in his march to Indy. His toughest competition this weekend will come from his sectional rivals Layten Binion and Josh Olsen. Culver Community’s Dalton Overmyer should round out the top four.
 
On to ‘Da Region
1. Gregory – Penn
2. Binion – Mishawaka
3. Olsen – Adams
4. Overmyer – Culver Community
 
125
 
The top three are pretty well defined at 125 with Mishawaka’s Taylor Wisler, Clay’s Mitch Hartman, and Penn’s Tyler Chapple proving to be a step ahead of the field. The only drama might be a first round match up between Riley’s Javier Martinez and Culver Community’s Ian Randolph.
 
On to ‘ Da Region
1. Wisler – Mishawaka
2. Hartman – Clay
3. Chapple – Penn
4. Randolph – Culver Community
 
130
 
Mishawaka’s under appreciated Nick Schrader will likely battle Penn’s tough freshman Trevor Manspeaker in the finals again this Saturday. Look for Bremen’s Justin Bogart and Rochester’s Jacob Schroder to repeat last week’s exciting finals match in the consolation finals this week.
 
On to ‘Da Region
1. Schrader – Mishawaka
2. Manspeaker – Penn
3. Schroder – Rochester
4. Bogart – Bremen
 
135
 
Possibly the most evenly matched finals could occur at 135. The likely match-up would pit 7th ranked Matt Guerra of Mishawaka against 8th ranked Bobby Marcuccilli of Wawasee. Flip a coin here. An interesting first round match-up between Tippy Valley’s Austin Nelson and Penn’s Grant Anglemyer will determine a trip to Merrillville.
 
On to ‘Da Region
1. Guerra – Mishawaka
2. Marcucculli – Wawasee
3. Kolat – Riley
4. Anglemyer – Penn
 
140
 
Warsaw breaks to the front of the pack for a second time at 140. Paul Manbu has put together an impressive 34-3 record this season and will look to make it 37-3 if he defeats the winner of Darius Stevens of Triton and Anthony Eddy of Mishawaka. Penn’s Ben Sokol should also qualify for semi-state.
 
On to ‘Da Region
1. Manbu – Warsaw
2. Eddy – Mishawaka
3. Stevens – Triton
4. Sokol – Penn
 
145
 
South Bend Clay’s Laquan Lunford will look to continue his magical season where he has yet to be defeated. He will likely meet up with Plymouth’s Chase Lewandowski in the finals. They have already wrestled one close match at the Rochester Invite early in January.
 
On to ‘Da Region
1. Lunford – Clay
2. Lewandowski – Plymouth
3. Davenport – Penn
4. Canacci – CMA
 
152
 
The exciting and acrobatic Ryan Stahl is the clear favorite at 152. His finals opponent is not quite as clear. Tippy Valley’s Isaac Yoder is undefeated but has not wrestled nearly the schedule that his likely semi final opponent, Michael Hummer has. South Bend Adams’ Dorian Stroud should also qualify for Merrillville.
 
On to ‘Da Region
1. Stahl – Mishawaka
2. Hummer – Penn
3. Yoder – Valley
4. Stroud – Adams
 
160
 
The battle of the White’s is likely to continue in the finals at 160. In the sectional, Mishawaka’s Alex White defeated Washington’s Malcolm White, 8-4. Look for Penn’s Austin Kunze to place third and CMA’s Cameron Crowell to take the last birth to Mishawaka.
 
On to ‘Da Region
1. Alex White - Mishawaka
2. Malcolm White – Washington
3. Kunze – Penn
4. Crowell – CMA
 
171
 
This may be the deepest weight at the Regional as it is full of quality wrestlers. Andy Wiseman of Penn is probably the slight favorite but at least five other quality wrestlers could challenge for a title.
 
On to ‘Da Region
1. Wiseman – Penn
2. Morin – Mishawaka
3. Molebash – Culver Community
4. Senff – Triton
 
189
 
Another deep class awaits fans at Rochester at 189. Riley’s Timmy Buckingham is seasoned and very tough. Culver Community has a promising freshman in Matthew Hurford who comes in hot after winning conference and sectional titles. Others likely to advance are Triton’s Brock Vermillion and Plymouth’s Scott Barry.
 
On to ‘Da Region
1. Buckingham – Riley
2. Hurford – Culver Community
3. Vermillion – Triton
4. Barry – Plymouth
 
215
 
The Mishawaka Sectional was a true meatgrinder at 215. All four competitors were ranked in the state at the end of the season. Look for the same four to advance on to Merrillville.
 
On to ‘Da Region
1. Lentz – Mishawaka
2. Reagan – Penn
3. McDaniel – Washington
4. Gallegos – Clay
 
285
 
The upper weights appear to be particularly deep at both sectionals which will make for an exciting Saturday in Rochester. Travis Thomas of Mishawaka is the clear favorite and Plymouth’s Damon Howe has established himself as the second best heavy in the other class. The other two spot will be fought out between about four other tough competitors.
 
On to ‘Da Region
1. Thomas – Mishawaka
2. Howe – Plymouth
3. Harvey – Culver Community
4. Hall - Bremen

286
Indianamat.com Team Rankings 12/12
1. Perry Meridian
 
2. Crown Point
 
3. Roncalli
 
4. Evansville Mater Dei
 
5. Merrillville
 
6. Mishawaka
 
7. Cathedral
 
8. Franklin Community
 
9. Hamilton Southeastern
 
10. Elkhart Memorial
 
11. Penn
 
12. Evansville Reitz
 
13. Warren Central
 
14. South Bend Clay
 
15. Yorktown
 
16. Center Grove
 
17. Bellmont
 
18. Bloomington South
 
19. New Palestine
 
20. Jimtown

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Schedule of Events
Wednesday, April 24
U20 Greco-Roman (10 Mats) Main Arena
Preliminaries, Quarterfinals, Semifinals, and Consolations
10:00AM – 3:00 PM
U15 Greco-Roman (5 Mats) Concourse
Preliminaries, Quarterfinals, Semifinals, and Consolations
10:00AM – 3:00PM
Masters Greco-Roman (5 Mats) Concourse
Preliminaries to Medal Matches (If Needed)
4:00PM – 8:30PM
Futures Greco-Roman (2 Mats) Main Arena
Preliminaries to Medal Matches
4:00PM – 8:30PM
U20 Greco-Roman (4 Mats) Main Arena
Consolation and Consolation Semifinals 
4:00PM – 6:30PM 
U15 Greco-Roman (4 Mats) Main Arena
Consolation and Consolation Semifinals 
4:00PM – 6:30PM 
U20 Greco-Roman (4 Mats) Main Arena
All Medal Matches
6:30PM – 8:00PM 
U15 Greco-Roman (4 Mats) Main Arena
All Medal Matches
6:30PM – 8:00PM 
 
Thursday April 25
U17 Greco-Roman (10 Mats) Main Arena
Preliminaries, Quarterfinals, Semifinals, and Consolations 
10:00AM – 3:00PM 
U15 Freestyle (5 Mats) Concourse
Preliminaries and Consolations
10:00AM – 3:00PM
U17 Greco-Roman (4 Mats)  Main Arena
Consolations, Consolation Semifinals, Medal Matches, and Best 2 of 3 Finals
4:00PM – 7:30PM
U15 Freestyle (6 Mats) Main Arena
Preliminaries, Quarterfinals, Semifinals and Consolations
4:00PM – 8:00PM
Futures Freestyle  (2 Mats) Concourse
Preliminaries and Consolations
4:00PM – 8:00PM
Masters Freestyle – Day 1 (3 Mats) Concourse
Preliminaries
4:00PM – 8:00PM

Friday, April 26
U20 Freestyle (15 Mats) Main Arena and Concourse
Preliminaries and Consolations
10:00AM – 3:00PM
Masters Freestyle-Day 2 (3 Mats) Concourse
Preliminaries to Medal Matches
10:00AM - 3:00PM
U20 Freestyle (8 Mats) Main Arena and Concourse
Preliminaries and Consolations
4:00PM – 8:30PM
Futures Freestyle  (2 Mats) Concourse
Consolations to Medal Matches
4:00PM – 8:00PM
U15 Freestyle (4 Mats) Main Arena
Consolations and Consolations Semifinals
4:00PM – 6:30PM 
U15 Freestyle (4 Mats) Main Arena
All Medal Matches
6:30PM – 8:00PM 

Saturday, April 27
U20 Freestyle (8 Mats) Main Arena
Quarterfinals, Semifinals, Consolations and Consolation Semifinals
10:00AM – 1:00PM
U17 Freestyle (7 Mats) Concourse *Will take over U20 Mats at 1:00
Preliminaries and Consolations
10:00AM – 3:00PM
U20 freestyle (4 Mats) Main Arena
All Medal Matches
4:00PM – 5:30PM
U17 Freestyle (6 Mats) Main Arena
Preliminaries, Quarterfinals and Consolations
4:00PM – 8:00PM
Girls HS Showcase Freestyle (5 Mats)  Concourse
Preliminaries, Quarterfinals and Consolations
4:00PM – 8:00PM 

Sunday, April 28
U17 Freestyle (6 Mats) Main Arena
Semifinals, Consolations, Consolation Semifinals, Medal Matches and Best 2 of 3 Finals
10:00AM – 2:00PM
Girls HS Showcase Freestyle (8 Mats) Main Arena and Concourse
Semifinals, Consolations and Consolation Semifinals
10:00AM – 1:00PM
Girls HS Showcase Freestyle (4 Mats) Main Arena and Concourse
All Medal Matches
1:00PM – 3:00PM
 

U20 Freestyle (8 Mats) Main Arena
Quarterfinals, Semifinals, Consolations and Consolation Semifinals
10:00AM – 1:00PM
U17 Freestyle (7 Mats) Concourse *Will take over U20 Mats at 1:00
Preliminaries and Consolations
10:00AM – 3:00PM
U20 freestyle (4 Mats) Main Arena
All Medal Matches
4:00PM – 5:30PM
U17 Freestyle (6 Mats) Main Arena
Preliminaries, Quarterfinals and Consolations
4:00PM – 8:00PM
Girls HS Showcase Freestyle (5 Mats)  Concourse
Preliminaries, Quarterfinals and Consolations
4:00PM – 8:00PM 
 
Sunday, April 28
U17 Freestyle (6 Mats) Main Arena
Semifinals, Consolations, Consolation Semifinals, Medal Matches and Best 2 of 3 Finals
10:00AM – 2:00PM
Girls HS Showcase Freestyle (8 Mats) Main Arena and Concourse
Semifinals, Consolations and Consolation Semifinals
10:00AM – 1:00PM
Girls HS Showcase Freestyle (4 Mats) Main Arena and Concourse
All Medal Matches
1:00PM – 3:00PM
 
 
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Greco-Roman 62 kg Lincoln Hinchman Contenders Wrestling Academy U15 Greco-Roman 68 kg Deacon Dressler Maurer Coughlin Wrestling Club U15 Greco-Roman 68 kg Peyton Hornsby Contenders Wrestling Academy U15 Greco-Roman 68 kg Anthony Lopshire The Fort Hammers Wrestling U15 Greco-Roman 75 kg Sean Breedlove Center Grove Wrestling Club U17 Freestyle 110 kg James Hartleroad Midwest Regional Training Center U17 Freestyle 48 kg Samuel Westfall Howe Wrestling School, LLC U17 Freestyle 48 kg Case Bell Contenders Wrestling Academy U17 Freestyle 51 kg Peyton Schoettle Roncalli Wrestling Foundation U17 Freestyle 51 kg Teigan Newell Howe Wrestling School, LLC U17 Freestyle 55 kg Ty Henderson Maurer Coughlin Wrestling Club U17 Freestyle 55 kg Colin Strayer Region Wrestling Academy U17 Freestyle 55 kg Gavin Lewis Howe Wrestling School, LLC U17 Freestyle 55 kg Ryann Schmidtendorff Midwest Xtreme Wrestling U17 Freestyle 57 kg Gavyn Kemp Contenders Wrestling Academy U17 Freestyle 60 kg Clinton Shepherd Howe Wrestling School, LLC U17 Freestyle 60 kg Gunner Butt Contenders Wrestling Academy U17 Freestyle 60 kg Landon Hawkins Region Wrestling Academy U17 Freestyle 60 kg Braylon Reynolds Red Cobra Wrestling Academy U17 Freestyle 60 kg Caelyb Sides Edgewood Wrestling Club U17 Freestyle 60 kg Dominic Brown Howe Wrestling School, LLC U17 Freestyle 60 kg Sontonio Sessa Bulldog Premier Wrestling Club U17 Freestyle 60 kg John Orman Edgewood Wrestling Club U17 Freestyle 65 kg Jeffrey Huyvaert Midwest Regional Training Center U17 Freestyle 71 kg Matthew Staples Midwest Regional Training Center U17 Freestyle 71 kg Camden Baumann Maurer Coughlin Wrestling Club U17 Freestyle 71 kg Silas Stits Contenders Wrestling Academy U17 Freestyle 71 kg Lucas Boe Red Cobra Wrestling Academy U17 Freestyle 71 kg Cayleb Stephens Edgewood Wrestling Club U17 Freestyle 71 kg Cale Bonenberger Maurer Coughlin Wrestling Club U17 Freestyle 71 kg Anthony Lopshire The Fort Hammers Wrestling U17 Freestyle 80 kg Conner Hoar Maurer Coughlin Wrestling Club U17 Freestyle 80 kg Xavier Smith Fishers Wrestling Club U17 Freestyle 80 kg Sam Howard Maurer Coughlin Wrestling Club U17 Freestyle 80 kg Miguel Rojas Indiana U17 Freestyle 80 kg Vincent Freeman Midwest Xtreme Wrestling U17 Greco-Roman 110 kg James Hartleroad Midwest Regional Training Center U17 Greco-Roman 55 kg Ty Henderson Maurer Coughlin Wrestling Club U17 Greco-Roman 57 kg Gavyn Kemp Contenders Wrestling Academy U17 Greco-Roman 60 kg Gunner Butt Contenders Wrestling Academy U17 Greco-Roman 60 kg Caelyb Sides Edgewood Wrestling Club U17 Greco-Roman 60 kg John Orman Edgewood Wrestling Club U17 Greco-Roman 71 kg Camden Baumann Maurer Coughlin Wrestling Club U17 Greco-Roman 71 kg Michael Neidigh Edgewood Wrestling Club U17 Greco-Roman 71 kg Lucas Boe Red Cobra Wrestling Academy U17 Greco-Roman 71 kg Cayleb Stephens Edgewood Wrestling Club U17 Greco-Roman 71 kg Cale Bonenberger Maurer Coughlin Wrestling Club U17 Greco-Roman 80 kg Conner Hoar Maurer Coughlin Wrestling Club U17 Greco-Roman 80 kg Xavier Smith Fishers Wrestling Club U17 Greco-Roman 80 kg Sam Howard Maurer Coughlin Wrestling Club U17 Greco-Roman 80 kg Miguel Rojas Indiana U20 Freestyle 125 kg Connor Barket Indiana U20 Freestyle 57 kg Revin Dickman Contenders Wrestling Academy U20 Freestyle 57 kg Ashton Jackson Boilermaker RTC U20 Freestyle 61 kg Jake Hockaday Contenders Wrestling Academy U20 Freestyle 61 kg Isaiah Schaefer Maurer Coughlin Wrestling Club U20 Freestyle 61 kg Michael Tharpe Warrior Regional Training Center U20 Freestyle 61 kg Joey Buttler Indiana RTC U20 Freestyle 65 kg Parker Reynolds Red Cobra Wrestling Academy U20 Freestyle 65 kg Tony Wood Warrior Regional Training Center U20 Freestyle 65 kg Cole Solomey Boilermaker RTC U20 Freestyle 65 kg Sergio Lemley Cliff Keen Wrestling Club U20 Freestyle 70 kg Wyatt Krejsa Red Cobra Wrestling Academy U20 Freestyle 70 kg Lucas Clement Hawks Wrestling Club U20 Freestyle 70 kg Isaac Ruble Boilermaker RTC U20 Freestyle 70 kg Aidan Torres Region Wrestling Academy U20 Freestyle 70 kg Bryce Lowery Indiana RTC U20 Freestyle 79 kg Waylon Cressell Indiana U20 Freestyle 79 kg Landon Buchanan Warrior Regional Training Center U20 Freestyle 79 kg Michael Durham Warrior Regional Training Center U20 Freestyle 79 kg Drake Buchanan Air Force Regional Training Center U20 Freestyle 86 kg Gunner Henry Indiana U20 Freestyle 86 kg Samuel Goin Indiana RTC U20 Freestyle 92 kg Reid Schroeder West Point Wrestling Club U20 Greco-Roman 67 kg Wyatt Krejsa Red Cobra Wrestling Academy UWW Futures Freestyle 28 kg Emmett McCammon Maurer Coughlin Wrestling Club UWW Futures Freestyle 28 kg Layten Marsh M3 Wrestling Academy UWW Futures Freestyle 35 kg Jon Luke Austin Contenders Wrestling Academy UWW Futures Greco-Roman 28 kg Emmett McCammon Maurer Coughlin Wrestling Club UWW Futures Greco-Roman 35 kg Jon Luke Austin Contenders Wrestling Academy