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With the off-season schedule beginning to take off, more and more opportunities for mat time become available, and we all know if you want to get better, this is the way to do it. I know typically some coaches form teams to go to Disney Duals, Jazz Town Duals, and Virginia Beach Duals, but not every kid has the resources to attend these types of tournaments. So, I wanted to throw out a pitch of an 8-Team Club Cup for some extra fun and mat time for guys who want to get better, those preparing for a career in college, or as a last hurrah for anyone concluding their wrestling career in high school.
 
16 weight classes (Standard NFHS weights + two additional)
94 - 100 - 106 - 113 - 120 - 126 - 132 - 138 - 145 - 152 - 160 - 170 - 182 - 195 - 220 - 285
• Wrestlers get 2 lb. allowance
• Participants can range from incoming 8th graders to newly graduated seniors
• Coaches are allowed to have anyone from any school wrestle for their club
• Teams separated by pool play
 
A sample as follows
Pool A
- Red Cobra
- CIA
- MXW
- Perry Meridian WC
 
Pool B
- Franklin WC
- Contenders Wrestling
- Maurer Coughlin
- Indiana Outlaws
 
Teams wrestle each other in a round robin with a guaranteed bye. After the round robin ends, they wrestle for placement based upon record.
 
With Freestyle and Greco season upon us, I’ve even thought of it being a Freestyle or Greco dual type of deal, or Ironman in which they wrestle a different style each period, or it can be simply Folkstyle. 
 
Also, with more and more people being vaccinated and the weather getting warmer, it’d be kind of unique to have it outside on a football field, that way more people can attend.
 
Just an idea. If anyone’s interested or has some sort of suggestion, please comment below.
 

With the off-season schedule beginning to take off, more and more opportunities for mat time become available, and we all know if you want to get better, this is the way to do it. I know typically some coaches form teams to go to Disney Duals, Jazz Town Duals, and Virginia Beach Duals, but not every kid has the resources to attend these types of tournaments. So, I wanted to throw out a pitch of an 8-Team Club Cup for some extra fun and mat time for guys who want to get better, those preparing for a career in college, or as a last hurrah for anyone concluding their wrestling career in high school.
 
16 weight classes (Standard NFHS weights + two additional)
94 - 100 - 106 - 113 - 120 - 126 - 132 - 138 - 145 - 152 - 160 - 170 - 182 - 195 - 220 - 285
• Wrestlers get 2 lb. allowance
• Participants can range from incoming 8th graders to newly graduated seniors
• Coaches are allowed to have anyone from any school wrestle for their club
• Teams separated by pool play
 
A sample as follows
Pool A
- Red Cobra
- CIA
- MXW
- Perry Meridian WC
 
Pool B
- Franklin WC
- Contenders Wrestling
- Maurer Coughlin
- Indiana Outlaws
 
Teams wrestle each other in a round robin with a guaranteed bye. After the round robin ends, they wrestle for placement based upon record.
 
With Freestyle and Greco season upon us, I’ve even thought of it being a Freestyle or Greco dual type of deal, or Ironman in which they wrestle a different style each period, or it can be simply Folkstyle. 
 
Also, with more and more people being vaccinated and the weather getting warmer, it’d be kind of unique to have it outside on a football field, that way more people can attend.
 
Just an idea. If anyone’s interested or has some sort of suggestion, please comment below.
 

With the off-season schedule beginning to take off, more and more opportunities for mat time become available, and we all know if you want to get better, this is the way to do it. I know typically some coaches form teams to go to Disney Duals, Jazz Town Duals, and Virginia Beach Duals, but not every kid has the resources to attend these types of tournaments. So, I wanted to throw out a pitch of an 8-Team Club Cup for some extra fun and mat time for guys who want to get better, those preparing for a career in college, or as a last hurrah for anyone concluding their wrestling career in high school.
 
16 weight classes (Standard NFHS weights + two additional)
94 - 100 - 106 - 113 - 120 - 126 - 132 - 138 - 145 - 152 - 160 - 170 - 182 - 195 - 220 - 285
• Wrestlers get 2 lb. allowance
• Participants can range from incoming 8th graders to newly graduated seniors
• Coaches are allowed to have anyone from any school wrestle for their club
• Teams separated by pool play
 
A sample as follows
Pool A
- Red Cobra
- CIA
- MXW
- Perry Meridian WC
 
Pool B
- Franklin WC
- Contenders Wrestling
- Maurer Coughlin
- Indiana Outlaws
 
Teams wrestle each other in a round robin with a guaranteed bye. After the round robin ends, they wrestle for placement based upon record.
 
With Freestyle and Greco season upon us, I’ve even thought of it being a Freestyle or Greco dual type of deal, or Ironman in which they wrestle a different style each period, or it can be simply Folkstyle. 
 
Also, with more and more people being vaccinated and the weather getting warmer, it’d be kind of unique to have it outside on a football field, that way more people can attend.
 
Just an idea. If anyone’s interested or has some sort of suggestion, please comment below.
 

With the off-season schedule beginning to take off, more and more opportunities for mat time become available, and we all know if you want to get better, this is the way to do it. I know typically some coaches form teams to go to Disney Duals, Jazz Town Duals, and Virginia Beach Duals, but not every kid has the resources to attend these types of tournaments. So, I wanted to throw out a pitch of an 8-Team Club Cup for some extra fun and mat time for guys who want to get better, those preparing for a career in college, or as a last hurrah for anyone concluding their wrestling career in high school.
 
16 weight classes (Standard NFHS weights + two additional)
94 - 100 - 106 - 113 - 120 - 126 - 132 - 138 - 145 - 152 - 160 - 170 - 182 - 195 - 220 - 285
• Wrestlers get 2 lb. allowance
• Participants can range from incoming 8th graders to newly graduated seniors
• Coaches are allowed to have anyone from any school wrestle for their club
• Teams separated by pool play
 
A sample as follows
Pool A
- Red Cobra
- CIA
- MXW
- Perry Meridian WC
 
Pool B
- Franklin WC
- Contenders Wrestling
- Maurer Coughlin
- Indiana Outlaws
 
Teams wrestle each other in a round robin with a guaranteed bye. After the round robin ends, they wrestle for placement based upon record.
 
With Freestyle and Greco season upon us, I’ve even thought of it being a Freestyle or Greco dual type of deal, or Ironman in which they wrestle a different style each period, or it can be simply Folkstyle. 
 
Also, with more and more people being vaccinated and the weather getting warmer, it’d be kind of unique to have it outside on a football field, that way more people can attend.
 
Just an idea. If anyone’s interested or has some sort of suggestion, please comment below.
 

I used to do this topic on here a few years ago, and wanted to bring it back to see the all-time best lineup for some particular schools in Cathedral and Perry Meridian...
 
Weight Class | Name | Best Finish (Career)
 
Cathedral
106 | Evan Dickey | State Runner-Up
113 | Lance Ellis | State Champion
120 | Brandon Wright | State Champion
126 | Zeke Seltzer | State Champion
132 | Breyden Bailey | State Champion
138 | Logan Bailey | State Runner-Up
145 | Jordan Slivka | State Champion
152 | Vinny Corsaro | State Runner-Up
160 | Brian Harvey | State Champion
170 | Ben Harvey | State Runner-Up
182 | Blake Rypel | State Champion
195 | Ben Stewart | State 3rd
220 | Matt Hasbrook | State Champion 
285 | Wesley Bernard | State Champion
Not listed: Zach Melloh, Tyler Willis, Elliott Rodgers, Lukasz Walendzak, Jacob Obst, Holden Parsons, Alex Mosconi
 
Perry Meridian
106 | Toby Billerman | State 3rd
113 | Alex Cottey | State Champion
120 | Sam Fair | State Runner-Up
126 | Jared McKinley | State Champion
132 | Matthew Koontz | State Runner-Up
138 | Brandon James | State Runner-Up
145 | Cody LeCount | State Champion
152 | Nick Walpole | State Champion
160 | Kirk Johnson | State 3rd
170 | Noah Warren | State Champion
182 | Jake Masengale | State Runner-Up
195 | Tristen Tonte | State Runner-Up
220 | Nate Moore | State Champion
285 | Chico Adams | State Champion
Not listed: Donte Winfield, Frank Hammond, Brett Johnson, Brooks Davis, Brian Vest, Jacob Tonte, Kevin Clem, Eric Aue, Ngun Uk, Cornelious Elliott, Brayden Lowery, Logan Cooper, C.J. Martin, Riley McClurg, Nick Bova, Gill Journey, Shaun Richardson
 
In a hypothetical dual meet, I have PM winning a close one.
 
Dickey over Billerman MD 4-0
Ellis over Cottey Dec 7-0
Wright over Fair Dec 10-0
Seltzer over McKinley Dec 13-0
B. Bailey over Koontz Dec 16-0
James over L. Bailey Dec 16-3
LeCount over Slivka Fall 15-9
Walpole over Corsaro Dec 16-12
Brian Harvey over Johnson Dec 19-12
Warren over Ben Harvey Dec 19-15
Rypel over Masengale MD 23-15
Tonte over Stewart Dec 23-18
Moore over Hasbrook Dec 23-21
Adams over Bernard 23-24
 
You can argue whether or not at 145 Slivka gives up a fall to LeCount, but LeCount in 2014 at 145 did in fact pin both Tommy Forte and Ben Harvey and pinned 2x champ Jake Covaciu the year prior, while en route to repeat Slivka did give up a major to Donnell Washington earlier in the season, so I’m going with the bonus on LeCount’s side.

I used to do this topic on here a few years ago, and wanted to bring it back to see the all-time best lineup for some particular schools in Cathedral and Perry Meridian...
 
Weight Class | Name | Best Finish (Career)
 
Cathedral
106 | Evan Dickey | State Runner-Up
113 | Lance Ellis | State Champion
120 | Brandon Wright | State Champion
126 | Zeke Seltzer | State Champion
132 | Breyden Bailey | State Champion
138 | Logan Bailey | State Runner-Up
145 | Jordan Slivka | State Champion
152 | Vinny Corsaro | State Runner-Up
160 | Brian Harvey | State Champion
170 | Ben Harvey | State Runner-Up
182 | Blake Rypel | State Champion
195 | Ben Stewart | State 3rd
220 | Matt Hasbrook | State Champion 
285 | Wesley Bernard | State Champion
Not listed: Zach Melloh, Tyler Willis, Elliott Rodgers, Lukasz Walendzak, Jacob Obst, Holden Parsons, Alex Mosconi
 
Perry Meridian
106 | Toby Billerman | State 3rd
113 | Alex Cottey | State Champion
120 | Sam Fair | State Runner-Up
126 | Jared McKinley | State Champion
132 | Matthew Koontz | State Runner-Up
138 | Brandon James | State Runner-Up
145 | Cody LeCount | State Champion
152 | Nick Walpole | State Champion
160 | Kirk Johnson | State 3rd
170 | Noah Warren | State Champion
182 | Jake Masengale | State Runner-Up
195 | Tristen Tonte | State Runner-Up
220 | Nate Moore | State Champion
285 | Chico Adams | State Champion
Not listed: Donte Winfield, Frank Hammond, Brett Johnson, Brooks Davis, Brian Vest, Jacob Tonte, Kevin Clem, Eric Aue, Ngun Uk, Cornelious Elliott, Brayden Lowery, Logan Cooper, C.J. Martin, Riley McClurg, Nick Bova, Gill Journey, Shaun Richardson
 
In a hypothetical dual meet, I have PM winning a close one.
 
Dickey over Billerman MD 4-0
Ellis over Cottey Dec 7-0
Wright over Fair Dec 10-0
Seltzer over McKinley Dec 13-0
B. Bailey over Koontz Dec 16-0
James over L. Bailey Dec 16-3
LeCount over Slivka Fall 15-9
Walpole over Corsaro Dec 16-12
Brian Harvey over Johnson Dec 19-12
Warren over Ben Harvey Dec 19-15
Rypel over Masengale MD 23-15
Tonte over Stewart Dec 23-18
Moore over Hasbrook Dec 23-21
Adams over Bernard 23-24
 
You can argue whether or not at 145 Slivka gives up a fall to LeCount, but LeCount in 2014 at 145 did in fact pin both Tommy Forte and Ben Harvey and pinned 2x champ Jake Covaciu the year prior, while en route to repeat Slivka did give up a major to Donnell Washington earlier in the season, so I’m going with the bonus on LeCount’s side.

Caleb Wyss of Franklin Community went on an absolute tear this past weekend, finishing 4th at 126. He was up 7-1 on Brayden Lain before unfortunately getting caught in a throw and pinned, but he rallied back four or five straight wins in the consolation bracket before falling to Josh Johnson 6-3 in the third place match. I was highly impressed with his top work throughout the weekend and his scrambling abilities. If he can put together a great summer and transfer it to next season, he can build on his semi-state qualification from this past year and potentially run to the bank.

I remember the score and I remember the round, I’m just unsure why I said Forte, haha. Forte beat Kellen VanCamp from Lebanon in the finals that year, though. I remember talking to Gabe after the match and we both agreed the match should’ve been the finals, but I think he got runner-up or third at Semi-State the week before.

Top 5 (No Particular Order)
Nate Moore (1999-02): 3× IHSAA State Qualifier, 2× IHSAA State Champion at 189 lbs. (2001-02), USAW Junior National Champion Cody LeCount (2011-14): 3× IHSAA State Finalist (2012-14), 2× IHSAA State Champion (132, 2013; 145, 2014), 2012 USAW Cadet Freestyle National Runner-Up at 132 lbs. Alex Cottey (2018-21): 4× IHSAA State Finalist, 2× IHSAA State Champion at 113 lbs. (2020-21), 2018 USAW Cadet Freestyle All-American at 106 lbs. Jared McKinley (2009-12): 4× IHSAA State Qualifier, 3× IHSAA All-State (4th, 2010; 1st, 2011; 1st, 2012), 2× IHSAA State Champion (125, 2011; 132, 2012); 2× USAW Junior Freestyle All-American (5th at 130 lbs., 2011; 6th at 132 lbs., 2012) Chico Adams (2005-08): 3× IHSAA All-State (8th, 2006; 1st, 2007; 1st, 2008), 2× IHSAA State Champion at Heavyweight (2007-08); 106-0 combined record in final two seasons Honorable Mentions
Nick Walpole (2003-06): 2005 IHSAA State Champion, 2× IHSAA 3rd Place Donte Winfield (2010-13): 2013 IHSAA State Champion, 2012 USAW Junior Freestyle National Runner-Up Brandon James (2012-15): 4× IHSAA All-State, 3× USAW Cadet/Junior Freestyle All-American Noah Warren (2015-18): 2018 IHSAA State Champion, 2017 IHSAA State Runner-Up, NHSCA Sophomore All-American

Top 5 (No Particular Order)
Nate Moore (1999-02): 3× IHSAA State Qualifier, 2× IHSAA State Champion at 189 lbs. (2001-02), USAW Junior National Champion Cody LeCount (2011-14): 3× IHSAA State Finalist (2012-14), 2× IHSAA State Champion (132, 2013; 145, 2014), 2012 USAW Cadet Freestyle National Runner-Up at 132 lbs. Alex Cottey (2018-21): 4× IHSAA State Finalist, 2× IHSAA State Champion at 113 lbs. (2020-21), 2018 USAW Cadet Freestyle All-American at 106 lbs. Jared McKinley (2009-12): 4× IHSAA State Qualifier, 3× IHSAA All-State (4th, 2010; 1st, 2011; 1st, 2012), 2× IHSAA State Champion (125, 2011; 132, 2012); 2× USAW Junior Freestyle All-American (5th at 130 lbs., 2011; 6th at 132 lbs., 2012) Chico Adams (2005-08): 3× IHSAA All-State (8th, 2006; 1st, 2007; 1st, 2008), 2× IHSAA State Champion at Heavyweight (2007-08); 106-0 combined record in final two seasons Honorable Mentions
Nick Walpole (2003-06): 2005 IHSAA State Champion, 2× IHSAA 3rd Place Donte Winfield (2010-13): 2013 IHSAA State Champion, 2012 USAW Junior Freestyle National Runner-Up Brandon James (2012-15): 4× IHSAA All-State, 3× USAW Cadet/Junior Freestyle All-American Noah Warren (2015-18): 2018 IHSAA State Champion, 2017 IHSAA State Runner-Up, NHSCA Sophomore All-American

Chico Adams (2007-08)
Donte Winfield (2013)

Both heavyweight state champions from Perry Meridian

Off the top of my head for some not already mentioned...
• Kris Rumph vs. Zach Melloh in the 138 State semifinals in 2017
• Alec Viduya vs. Asa Garcia in the 113 State semifinals in 2017
• Sawyer Miller vs. Breyden Bailey in the 120 State semifinals in 2015
• Drew Hildebrandt vs. Blake Glogouski in the 120 State quarterfinals in 2016
• Ryan Guhl vs. Kobe Woods in the 220 State semifinals in 2016... Guhl pulled a monumental upset
• Tommy Forte vs. Gabe Koontz in the 152 State quarterfinals in 2015

Jeivan Ross of Warren Central
• 4× Sectional Champion
• 4× Semi-State Qualifier (4× Quarterfinalist)
Jade McCammon of Sullivan
• 4× Semi-State Qualifier (4× Quarterfinalist)
• USAW Cadet and Junior Freestyle and Greco-Roman All-American
• Cadet Silver World Medalist

Chico Adams (2007-08)
Donte Winfield (2013)

Both heavyweight state champions from Perry Meridian

Some Perry Meridian love here...
 
Tristen Tonte (Perry Meridian/Warren Central)
4× IHSAA State Qualifier (170, 2014; 195, 2015-17) 3× IHSAA State Runner-Up (195, 2015-17) 2× IHSAA Semi-State Champion (195, 2016-17) 2× NHSCA High School All-American Sammy Fair (Perry Meridian)
3× IHSAA State Qualifier (106, 2016; 120, 2018; 152, 2019) IHSAA State Runner-Up (120, 2018) IHSAA Semi-State Champion (120, 2018) Brandon James (Perry Meridian)
4× IHSAA State Qualifier (113, 2012; 126, 2013; 132, 2014; 138, 2015) 4× IHSAA All-State (3rd, 2012; 5th, 2013; 2nd, 2014; 3rd, 2015) 2014 IHSAA State Runner-Up at 132 2× IHSAA Semi-State Champion (113, 2012; 138, 2015) 2014 FloNationals All-American (3rd, 120; defeated Chad Red Jr. in 3rd Place Match, only Indiana wrestler to defeat Red in high school) 2015 NHSCA Senior Nationals All-American (5th, 138) Kirk Johnson
3× IHSAA State Qualifier (152, 2010-11; 160, 2012) 3× IHSAA All-State (4th, 2010-11; 3rd, 2012) 2012 USAW Junior Greco-Roman All-American (7th, 160; defeated 3× California State Champion and eventual 2× NCAA Division I National Champion Isaiah Martinez in 7th Place Match by technical fall) Cornelious Elliott II
2× IHSAA State Qualifier (113, 2014; 120, 2015) 2× IHSAA All-State (3rd, 113; 6th, 120) 2014 IHSAA Semi-State Champion at 113 2014 FloNationals All-American (8th, 113)  

Steven "Bam" Lawrence of Portage
- 3× IHSAA State Qualifier (138, 2014; 145, 2015; 152, 2016)
- 3× IHSAA All-State (7th, 2014; 2nd, 2015; 2nd, 2016)
- 2× IHSAA State Runner-Up (145, 2015; 152, 2016)
 
Ben Harvey of Cathedral
- 4× IHSAA State Qualifier (113, 2012; 126, 2013; 145, 2014; 170, 2015)
- 3× IHSAA All-State (7th, 2013; 4th, 2014; 2nd, 2015)
- 2015 IHSAA State Runner-Up at 170 lbs.
 
Zach Melloh of Cathedral
- 3× IHSAA State Qualifier (126, 2015; 138, 2017-18)
- 3× IHSAA All-State (4th, 126; 3rd, 138; 2nd, 138)
2018 IHSAA State Runner-Up at 170 lbs.
2014 NHSCA Sophomore All-American (4th, 132)
 
Tyler Willis of Cathedral
- 4× IHSAA State Qualifier
- 4× IHSAA All-State (4th, 2nd, 3rd, 4th)

While other threads are discussing the best to never qualify for the state finals or to win a state title, I want to know who are some of your picks for the best to never place.
 
Off the top of my head, I'll go:
 
Austin Bethel (Mount Vernon (Posey))
- 4× IHSAA State Qualifier (2014-17)
- Pinned Joe Lee in Sectional finals in 2014
- Only loss of Brayton Lee's career
- 2018 NCAA Division III All-American (3rd, 149)
 
Zach Pierson (Perry Meridian)
- IHSAA State Qualifier (215, 2001)
- 2000 Cadet Freestyle All-American (6th, 209)
- 2000 Cadet Greco-Roman All-American (4th, 209)
 
Aidan Kenny (Perry Meridian)
- IHSAA State Qualifier (126, 2014)
- 3× IHSAA Semi-State Qualifier (2× Ticket Round)
- USAW Cadet Freestyle All-American
 
Sunny Nier (Perry Meridian)
- IHSAA State Qualifier (120, 2017)
- 3x IHSAA Semi-State Qualifier (2× Ticket Round)
- Multiple wins over state champions and medalists including Cayden Rooks, Jordan Slivka, Ty Mills, and Lukasz Walendzak
 
Chris Ridle (Perry Meridian)
- IHSAA State Qualifier (285, 2016)
- 3× IHSAA Semi-State Qualifier (2× Ticket Round drawing Bernard in 2014 and Trawick in 2015)
- 2014 IndianaMat Hoosier Preseason Open Champion

Some Perry Meridian love here...
 
Tristen Tonte (Perry Meridian/Warren Central)
4× IHSAA State Qualifier (170, 2014; 195, 2015-17) 3× IHSAA State Runner-Up (195, 2015-17) 2× IHSAA Semi-State Champion (195, 2016-17) 2× NHSCA High School All-American Sammy Fair (Perry Meridian)
3× IHSAA State Qualifier (106, 2016; 120, 2018; 152, 2019) IHSAA State Runner-Up (120, 2018) IHSAA Semi-State Champion (120, 2018) Brandon James (Perry Meridian)
4× IHSAA State Qualifier (113, 2012; 126, 2013; 132, 2014; 138, 2015) 4× IHSAA All-State (3rd, 2012; 5th, 2013; 2nd, 2014; 3rd, 2015) 2014 IHSAA State Runner-Up at 132 2× IHSAA Semi-State Champion (113, 2012; 138, 2015) 2014 FloNationals All-American (3rd, 120; defeated Chad Red Jr. in 3rd Place Match, only Indiana wrestler to defeat Red in high school) 2015 NHSCA Senior Nationals All-American (5th, 138) Kirk Johnson
3× IHSAA State Qualifier (152, 2010-11; 160, 2012) 3× IHSAA All-State (4th, 2010-11; 3rd, 2012) 2012 USAW Junior Greco-Roman All-American (7th, 160; defeated 3× California State Champion and eventual 2× NCAA Division I National Champion Isaiah Martinez in 7th Place Match by technical fall) Cornelious Elliott II
2× IHSAA State Qualifier (113, 2014; 120, 2015) 2× IHSAA All-State (3rd, 113; 6th, 120) 2014 IHSAA Semi-State Champion at 113 2014 FloNationals All-American (8th, 113)  

Jeivan Ross of Warren Central
• 4× Sectional Champion
• 4× Semi-State Qualifier (4× Quarterfinalist)
Jade McCammon of Sullivan
• 4× Semi-State Qualifier (4× Quarterfinalist)
• USAW Cadet and Junior Freestyle and Greco-Roman All-American
• Cadet Silver World Medalist

For a one-year run, Christian Warren was ranked fourth at 170 lbs. and was 40-0 entering the ticket round before being upset by Josh Gee of Shenandoah 2-0.

Brandon James
• 4× IHSAA All-State (3rd, 5th, 2nd, 3rd)
• 2014 FloNationals All-American at 120 lbs. – 3rd Place (Defeated Chad Red Jr. in 3rd Place Match; only Indiana wrestler to defeat Red in high school)
• USAW Cadet and Junior Freestyle All-American 

Brandon James
• 4× IHSAA All-State (3rd, 5th, 2nd, 3rd)
• 2014 FloNationals All-American at 120 lbs. – 3rd Place (Defeated Chad Red Jr. in 3rd Place Match; only Indiana wrestler to defeat Red in high school)
• USAW Cadet and Junior Freestyle All-American 

Jeivan Ross of Warren Central
• 4× Sectional Champion
• 4× Semi-State Qualifier (4× Quarterfinalist)
Jade McCammon of Sullivan
• 4× Semi-State Qualifier (4× Quarterfinalist)
• USAW Cadet and Junior Freestyle and Greco-Roman All-American
• Cadet Silver World Medalist

Jeivan Ross of Warren Central
• 4× Sectional Champion
• 4× Semi-State Qualifier (4× Quarterfinalist)
Jade McCammon of Sullivan
• 4× Semi-State Qualifier (4× Quarterfinalist)
• USAW Cadet and Junior Freestyle and Greco-Roman All-American
• Cadet Silver World Medalist

Jeivan Ross of Warren Central
• 4× Sectional Champion
• 4× Semi-State Qualifier (4× Quarterfinalist)
Jade McCammon of Sullivan
• 4× Semi-State Qualifier (4× Quarterfinalist)
• USAW Cadet and Junior Freestyle and Greco-Roman All-American
• Cadet Silver World Medalist