2023 Ironman Day 1 Update
2023 Ironman Day 1 Update QUARTERFINALS RESULTS 106 Quarterfinal – Joey Bachmann (Faith Christian Academy) 3-0 won by decision over Timmy Mazur (St. Edward) 3-1 (Dec 7-2) Quarterfinal – Rocco Cassioppi (Hononegah) 6-0 won by decision over Caleb Noble (Warren Township) 6-2 (Dec 4-2) Quarterfinal – Shamus Regan (Wyoming Seminary (PA)) 4-0 won by decision over Liam McGettigan (Gilman School) 2-1 (Dec 3-2) Quarterfinal – Vincenzo Anello (Blair Academy) 4-0 won in the ultimate tie breaker over Ignacio Villasenor (Pomona) 3-1 (UTB 3-2) 113 Quarterfinal – Rylan Seacrist (Brecksville) 44-7 won by decision over Dom Munaretto (St. Charles East) 3-1 (Dec 7-3) Quarterfinal – Hunter Taylor (Liberty) 3-0 won by decision over Ethan Timar (St. Edward) 2-1 (Dec 5-2) Quarterfinal – Davis Motyka (Wyoming Seminary (PA)) 4-0 won by decision over Grey Burnett (Perrysburg) 3-1 (Dec 3-2) Quarterfinal – Ayden Smith (Notre Dame) 4-0 won by decision over Nicolas Garcia (Marmion Academy) 2-1 (Dec 7-2) 120 Quarterfinal – Leo DeLuca (Blair Academy) 4-0 won by decision over Louie Gill (Reynolds) 3-1 (Dec 6-3) Quarterfinal – Ethan Rivera (Lake Highland Prep) 4-0 won by decision over Lukas Littleton Mascaro (Malvern Prep) 3-1 (Dec 5-0) Quarterfinal – Nathan Desmond (Wyoming Seminary (PA)) 4-0 won by decision over Mack Mauger (Blackfoot) 3-1 (Dec 3-1) Quarterfinal – Beric Jordan (Stillwater) 4-0 won by decision over Devon Miller (Edmond North) 3-1 (Dec 7-2) 126 Quarterfinal – Luke Lilledahl (Wyoming Seminary (PA)) 4-0 won by major decision over Porter Matecki (Whitfield) 5-1 (MD 14-4) Quarterfinal – Seth Mendoza (Mt. Carmel) 7-0 won by decision over Jayden Raney (Union County) 2-1 (Dec 3-2) Quarterfinal – JJ (Rogers) McComas (Stillwater) 3-0 won by decision over Cole Evans (Perrysburg) 3-1 (Dec 4-3) Quarterfinal – Jax Forrest (Bishop McCort) 33-1 won by major decision over Colin Martin (Staunton River) 4-1 (MD 15-7) 132 Quarterfinal – Ben Davino (St. Charles East) 4-0 won in tie breaker – 1 over Matthew Lopes (Blair Academy) 2-1 (TB-1 5-2) Quarterfinal – Jordyn Raney (Union County) 4-0 won in sudden victory – 1 over Mason Gibson (Bishop McCort) 28-4 (SV-1 7-5) Quarterfinal – Dillon Campbell (Legacy Christian Academy) 49-2 won by decision over Mathew Botello (Wyoming Seminary (PA)) 3-1 (Dec 5-2) Quarterfinal – Marcus Blaze (Perrysburg) 3-0 won by major decision over Jayce Paridon (Lake Highland Prep) 2-1 (MD 13-4) 138 Quarterfinal – Bo Bassett (Bishop McCort) 22-0 won by tech fall over Charles Curtis (Massillon Perry) 2-1 (TF-1.5 2:33 (20-5)) Quarterfinal – William Dekraker (Blair Academy) 4-0 won by decision over Jackson Tucker (Hillsboro) 2-1 (Dec 5-3) Quarterfinal – Tyler Guerra (St. Charles East) 4-0 won by decision over Mathew Hart (Baylor School) 3-1 (Dec 4-1) Quarterfinal – Omar Ayoub (Dublin Coffman) 56-2 won by decision over Hunter Hollingsworth (Edmond North) 3-1 (Dec 3-1) 144 Quarterfinal – Pierson Manville (State College) 204-16 won in tie breaker – 1 over Logan Rozynski (Blair Academy) 3-1 (TB-1 2-1) Quarterfinal – Layton Schneider (Edmond North) 4-0 won by decision over Jaydon Robinson (Winter Springs) 3-1 (Dec 1-0) Quarterfinal – Jack Consiglio (Malvern Prep) 5-0 won by decision over Melvin Miller (Bishop McCort) 3-1 (Dec 3-2) Quarterfinal – Brodie Dominique (Archbold) 66-4 won by decision over Brogan Tucker (St Paris Graham) 3-1 (Dec 7-3) 150 Quarterfinal – Kollin Rath (Bethlehem Catholic) 65-3 won by decision over Will Denny (Marist) 3-1 (Dec 4-2) Quarterfinal – Kody Routledge (Edmond North) 4-0 won by fall over Claudio Torres (Lake Highland Prep) 3-1 (Fall 5:35) Quarterfinal – Jaxon Joy (Wadsworth) 4-0 won by major decision over Ty Wilson (Dublin Scioto) 3-1 (MD 11-2) Quarterfinal – Vince Bouzakis (Wyoming Seminary (PA)) 4-0 won by major decision over Wyatt Krejsa (Center Grove) 3-1 (MD 12-2) 157 Quarterfinal – Ishmael Guerrero (Bixby) 5-0 won by decision over Paul Ognissanti (Blair Academy) 2-1 (Dec 5-4) Quarterfinal – Landyn Sommer (Stillwater) 4-0 won by decision over Eugene Harney (Sycamore) 2-1 (Dec 5-4) Quarterfinal – Aaron Stewart (Warren Township) 8-0 won by decision over Hunter Sturgill (Baylor School) 3-1 (Dec 3-1) Quarterfinal – Asher Cunningham (State College) 67-16 won by fall over Anthony Evanitsky (Wyoming Seminary (PA)) 2-1 (Fall 4:52) 165 Quarterfinal – Angelo Ferrari (Melissa) 4-0 won by decision over Emmitt Sherlock (Gilman School) 3-1 (Dec 4-1) Quarterfinal – Ethan Birden (Dublin Coffman) 52-2 won in tie breaker – 1 over William Henckel (Blair Academy) 3-1 (TB-1 2-1) Quarterfinal – LaDarion Lockett (Stillwater) 4-0 won by decision over Clay Giddens-Buttram (Bixby) 3-1 (Dec 5-1) Quarterfinal – Joe Sealey (Wyoming Seminary (PA)) 4-0 won by major decision over Anthony Rinehart (Crown Point) 4-1 (MD 15-2) 175 Quarterfinal – Tyler Eise (Ponderosa) 3-0 won in tie breaker – 1 over Carson Thomas (La Salle) 3-1 (TB-1 2-1) Quarterfinal – Gage Wright (Parkersburg South) 3-0 won by decision over Dominic Federici (Wyoming Seminary (PA)) 3-1 (Dec 9-5) Quarterfinal – Colin Kelly (Mt. Carmel) 7-0 won in sudden victory – 1 over Adam Waters (Faith Christian Academy) 2-1 (SV-1 3-1) Quarterfinal – Peyton Westpfahl (Liberty) 4-0 won by decision over Ty Miller (St. Edward) 2-1 (Dec 3-2) 190 Quarterfinal – Nathan Taylor (Green Farms Academy) 5-0 won by decision over Landon Jobber-Spence (Staunton River) 4-1 (Dec 9-2) Quarterfinal – Jake Dailey (Wyoming Seminary (PA)) 4-0 won by tech fall over Leimana Fager (Corner Canyon) 14-1 (TF-1.5 3:50 (16-0)) Quarterfinal – Jarrell Miller (St. Edward) 3-0 won by decision over Robert Kucharszk (Lake Highland Prep) 2-1 (Dec 3-2) Quarterfinal – Cade Ziola (Skutt Catholic) 4-0 won by decision over Nick Wehmeyer (Malvern Prep) 3-1 (Dec 4-3) 215 Quarterfinal – Jude Correa (Wyoming Seminary (PA)) 4-0 won by fall over Kai Calcutt (Loyola Academy) 2-1 (Fall 0:24) Quarterfinal – Michael Mocco (Cardinal Gibbons) 4-0 won by decision over Will Clark (Crown Point) 2-1 (Dec 6-2) Quarterfinal – Rune Lawrence (Frazier ) 4-0 won by fall over Oscar Williams (Edmond North) 2-1 (Fall 1:08) Quarterfinal – Max Shulaw (St. Francis Desales) 3-0 won by decision over Rylan Kuhn (St. Pius X) 2-1 (Dec 5-4) 285 Quarterfinal – Carter Neves (Blair Academy) 3-0 won
2023 Walsh Ironman Preview: Weight By Weight
The 2023 Walsh Ironman Tournament Preview There is no question what the toughest in-season tournament is every year. It’s this one. Just like there is no question what the toughest preview for this tournament is every year. It’s this one. Let’s get to it. 106 Export XLSExport CSV Seed Rank Name School State 1 1 Joe Bachmann Faith Christian PA 2 2 Ignacio Villasenor Pomona CO 3 4 Shamus Regan Wyoming Seminary Preps 4 7 Caleb Noble Warren Township IL 5 8 Rocco Cassioppi Hononengah IL 6 12 Ayden Dodd Perrysburg OH 7 20 Vincenzo Anello Blair Preps 8 NR Brighton Karvoski Green Farms Preps This is basically all freshmen. I don’t know who was in line for 4 Ironman titles prior to Covid, but there are couple sophomores who won last year back again, and this entire group is eligible for that should they come out crowned the champion. The favorite has to be Bachmann. He’s one of the top 2, 3 freshmen in the country and has done nothing coming into the season to give us reason to think otherwise. Villasenor was supposed to be a big challenger at Super 32 but suffered an injury and forfeited out. Assuming he’s rested, recovered, and ready I think he poses a nice challenge here. Regan battled Bachmann in the Super 32 semis to 1-0. They just wrestled again in last week’s headlining dual. Bachmann came out 7-3 that time. So, we’d give the edge to Bachmann again but these kids are super familiar with each other so you never know. Noble had an impressive Spring and Summer heading into his first HS season. I think right now you make him a clear candidate to reach the podium but not quite the title contender of the top 3. Cassioppi, like Noble, has been everywhere it seems. He’s picked up big wins – Dodd at Super 32 for example – and taken some tough losses. No one is more battle-tested. We’ll see if that serves him well through the frontside or even to spur a top 3 consolation run. Dodd is joined his teammate, Grey Burnett (113), to make up one of the most formidable lower weight duos in the country. When Burnett was at 106, he was top 5. Dodd comes in just outside our top 10 but should do substantially better than last year’s 1-2 showing. This might be some folks’ first time catching Anello. He enters this season as a super heralded youth star. He should be a fixture in the Blair lineup for years. I would be surprised and impressed if he knocked off one of the top 3. I wouldn’t be surprised at all if he beat anyone else. Darkhorse(s): I think we always see Ohio guys overperform. That might be someone like Lincoln Rohr of Massillon Perry. Most Interesting Round Of 16: Caleb Noble vs Mason Rohr Potential Quarterfinals: Bachmann vs Karvoski Noble vs Cassioppi Villasenor vs Anello Regan vs Dodd Semifinals: Bachmann vs Cassioppi Villasenor vs Regan Finals: Bachmann vs Villasenor Champion: Joe Bachmann (Faith Christian, PA) 113 Export XLSExport CSV Seed Rank Name School State 1 2 Dom Munaretto St Charles East IL 2 5 Ayden Smith Notre Dame Green Pond PA 3 12 Grey Burnett Perrysburg OH 4 25 Hunter Taylor Liberty MO 5 20 Ethan Timar St Edward OH 6 8 Davis Motyka Wyoming Seminary Preps 7 11 Nicholas Garcia Marmion Academy IL 8 23 Aydan Thomas Stillwater OK We didn’t have to wait long to find our first returning champion. Last year, Munaretto was a freshman at 106 and left the weekend with the gold. His toughest battle proved to be the semifinals match up with Smith. Ayden is a multi-time PIAA state champ and I’m sure would love that rematch, since it’s most likely to occur in the finals. Smith would ultimately take 3rd last year. As mentioned with Dodd at 106, Burnett is the freshman phenom of this bunch and could definitely shake things up (as much as you’d say a 3 seed shakes things up). He took a slight upset loss at Super 32 to Rocco Hayes and while Hayes isn’t here for any possible revenge, what better way to get back to national prominence than a deep Ironman run? I have him coming in ranked 12th at 113 but he’s certainly capable of making me look dumb there. Hunter Taylor gets the 4 seed and you won’t find him ranked by anyone nationally but me. So who is right? We shall see. He’s the elder statesman of the group, a senior committed to Oregon State. That could prove valuable in tough spots. Last year he finished 8th with 2 losses to Sebastian DeGennaro and a respectable loss at the hands of Marcus Blaze. There’s a couple Ohio kids that seem to fluctuate in other rankings, Timar is one of them. He finished 4th last year, ultimately losing to Smith in the consolation finals. He would go on to capture an Ohio D1 state title, that included a finals over Rylan Seacrist (seeded 9 here). Perhaps a bit of discrepancy between the 6 seeded Motyka and where I have him ranked among the group. As mentioned with Burnett, this could be the sort of match up Burnett ultimately wins. I just have to give a little credit to Motyka at this weight. Garcia has been a fast riser after a very impressive Super 32 performance. Last year at Ironman, Garcia took a big loss to Javaan Yarbrough and then to Motyka. He avenged Motyka as part of that Super 32 run. Perhaps they get a rubber match of sorts this weekend. Aydan Thomas has had some really high moments and some sort of head scratching losses over the last year. I believe at his best, he could probably take out anyone here but Munaretto. But it’s tough to predict that for him. Darkhorse(s): Kole Davidheiser is the highest ranked unseeded. Depending where he lines up, he could
2023 Dual Previews – Faith Christian Academy vs Wyoming Seminary
Faith Christian at Wyoming Seminary We’ve had some tournaments to look at but the season really gets started with the first major duals. Duals are the lifeblood of the sport from a spectator standpoint and I hope we continue to see that aspect of a team’s schedule feature big matches with competitive battles. While it’s difficult to envision anyone keeping a dual competitive with Sem this season, FCA has some very high caliber wrestlers that will make things interesting and provide what should be exciting moments. When we talk about the strength of Sem, we start with a line up that has 11 out of 14 starters ranked nationally. Then we look at some of the quality among those ranked. Where we find a couple world champions, Super 32 champions, and former PIAA champions making their prep debuts. To say the Blue Knights are loaded in 2023 is a massive understatement. So, it’s a daunting task ahead of FCA. One I’m sure that they’re excited for. And we as fans are excited as well. One of the great things about duals is to see the way coaches maneuver their line ups. Especially when you come in as a heavy underdog against a team like Sem, what does FCA do about it? We shall see. Sometimes there’s not much you can do. Unfortunately, one of their heavy hitters, Gauge Botero is out. He could have possibly lined up against Desmond at 120, giving FCA a real chance to flip that one. He could have taken on Lilledahl at 126, pulling a massive upset or at least keeping those team points down. Either way, he’s out so that’s one less nationally ranked match up we’ll get. Looking at the projected line ups, we’ll still get 5 nationally ranked battles: 106, 113, 165, 175, and with Correa up this week, 285. Based simply on the rankings, 106 is the headliner. Then you look at their 1-0 result at Super 32 and you think there’s a chance Regan flips this outcome here, in his home gym. I’m also interested to see how Weidemoyer bounces back after a tough loss to Asher Cunningham at The Surge with another battle against a top 20 opponent. And then the Adam Waters Dom Federici showdown at 175 should be great. Export XLSExport CSV Matches Faith Christian Wyoming Seminary Winner Team Points FCA Score Sem Score 106 #1 Joe Bachmann #5 Shamus Regan Bachmann FCA (3) 3 113 #21 Kole Davidheiser #9 Davis Motyka Motyka Sem (3) 3 120 Dominic Reynolds #5 Nate Desmond Desmond Sem (6) 9 126 Owin Brunner #2 Luke Lilledahl Lilledahl Sem (6) 15 132 Arment Waltenbaugh #14 Matt Botello Botello Sem (4) 19 138 Mason Wagner Mike Trujillo/Smokey McClure Wagner FCA (3) 6 144 Shane Wagner #15 Anthony Evanitsky Evanitsky Sem (3) 22 150 Chase Hontz #5 Vince Bouzakis Bouzakis Sem (3) 25 157 Max Stein #1 Joe Sealey Sealey Sem (5) 30 165 #25 (157) Cael Weidemoyer #14 Jake Dailey Dailey Sem (3) 33 175 #4 Adam Waters #13 Dom Federici Waters FCA (3) 9 190 Cody Wagner TBD Wagner FCA (3) 12 215 Jason Singer TBD Singer FCA (3) 15 285 #18 Mark Effendian #2 (215) Jude Correa Correa Sem (4) 37 FINAL SCORE 15 37
2023 Ironman Preview: Ranked Wrestlers By Weight
2023 Ironman Ranked Wrestlers by Weight We keep building toward the best in-season tournament of the year. We looked at the ranked wrestlers per school yesterday. You can check that out here: https://tkdwnmedia.com/2023-walsh-ironman-preview-all-ranked-wrestlers/ Now, we have them all broken out by weights. Of course you’ll notice a few things that just come with the territory of wrestling coverage. 1) Multiple guys from the same team at a weight. Ironman doesn’t allow that, so we’ll eventually see where they slot in. For now, I have them where I had them immediately following Super 32. 2) Guys at weights they won’t be competing in now that the season started. Basing rankings off a major event like Super 32 makes sense because we see hundreds of kids at one place against each other. However, once the season starts, we see movement. I expect that to be true here as well. So, with about 10 days to go, we’ll just have to deal with that the best we can. For the rest of the content leading up to next weekend, hopefully I can get even more accurate entries for the full preview. As for the weights, 150 leads the way with 14 out of 25. 144 comes next with 13. 106, 126, 144, 157, and 175 feature the top 2 in those weight classes. In the matter of 126, we have the top 4 in the same bracket, and 7 out of the top 10. When compared to Super 32 there are definitely weights that will prove tougher here. 126 is one. 144 is another one. 150 of course, assuming Duke is healthy now. With football season over for most, 285 also has many more from the top 10 here. And then 175 is easily the biggest jump in quality from Greensboro to Cuyahoga Falls. As mentioned, I’ll be back with a more in depth preview of the entire event. Export XLSExport CSV 106 Rank Name School 1 Joe Bachmann Faith Christian 2 Ignacio Villasenor Ponderosa 4 Grey Burnett Perrysburg 5 Shamus Regan Wyoming Seminary 15 Ayden Dodd Perrysburg 18 Rylan Seacrist Brecksville 20 Caden Correll Normal Export XLSExport CSV 113 Rank Name School 3 Dom Munaretto St Charles East 6 Ayden Smith Notre Dame Green Pond 9 Davis Motyka Wyoming Seminary 12 Nick Garcia Marmion Academy 20 Kole Davidheiser Faith Christian 21 Aydan Thomas Stillwater Export XLSExport CSV 120 Rank Name School 2 Leo DeLuca Blair 4 Beric Jordan Stillwater 5 Nate Desmond Wyoming Seminary 6 Louie Gill Reynolds 9 Lukas Littleton Mascaro Malvern Prep 10 Jayden Raney Union County 11 Gauge Botero Faith Christian 12 Mack Mauger Blackfoot 13 Ethan Rivera Lake Highland Prep 16 Keanu Dillard Bethlehem Catholic 18 Porter Matecki Whitfield Export XLSExport CSV 126 Rank Name School 1 Marcus Blaze Perrysburg 2 Luke Lilledahl Wyoming Seminary 3 Jax Forrest Bishop McCort 4 Jordyn Raney Union County 6 JJ McComas Stillwater 8 Seth Mendoza Mt Carmel 9 Dillon Campbell Legacy Christian 14 Gage Walker Bixby 16 Jake Hockaday Brownsburg 19 Noah Nininger Staunton River 21 Tommy Verrette Ponderosa Export XLSExport CSV 132 Rank Name School 1 Bo Bassett Bishop McCort 3 Ben Davino St Charles East 8 Nik O’Neill Malvern Prep 12 Sebastian DeGennaro Jensen Beach 14 Matt Botello Wyoming Seminary 15 Matty Lopes Blair 21 Billy Dekraker Blair 22 Jayce Paridon Lake Highland Prep Export XLSExport CSV 138 Rank Name School 2 Jace Roller Bixby 5 Mason Gibson Bishop McCort 9 Cooper Hilton Baylor 11 Sam Herring Bishop McCort 12 Kade Brown St Edward 14 Ty Guerra St Charles East 18 Hunter Hollingsworth Edmond North 19 Chase Van Hoven Brooke Pointe 21 Gunner Andrick Point Pleasant 22 Jackson Tucker Hillsboro 23 Yandro Soto Lake Highland Prep Export XLSExport CSV 144 Rank Name School 1 Pierson Manville State College 2 Jax Joy Wadsworth 4 Jack Consiglio Malvern Prep 5 Ryan Bennett St Edward 8 Melvin Miller Bishop McCort 9 Chris Coates Liberty 10 Logan Paradice Baylor 14 Anthony Evanitsky Wyoming Seminary 15 Gavin Linsman Liberty 17 Logan Rozynski Blair 20 Zeno Moore Lake Highland Prep 20 (138) Omar Ayoub Dublin Coffman 21 Jaydon Robinson Homewood Flossmoor Export XLSExport CSV 150 Rank Name School 1 PJ Duke Minisink Valley 3 Kollin Rath Bethlehem Catholic 5 Vince Bouzakis Wyoming Seminary 8 PJ Ognissanti Blair 7 Claudio Torres Lake Highland Prep 9 Kody Routledge Edmond North 14 Clayton Giddens Bixby 17 Eugene Harney Sycamore 18 Layton Schneider Edmond North 20 Jadon Skellenger Bishop Kelly 21 Jason Mara Meridian 22 Gianni Maldonado Lake Gibson 23 Will Denny Marist 24 Hunter Sturgill Baylor Export XLSExport CSV 157 Rank Name School 1 Joe Sealey Wyoming Seminary 2 LaDarion Lockett Stillwater 13 Eddie Enright Mt Carmel 14 Aaron Stewart Warren Township 16 Emmitt Sherlock Gilman School 19 Collin Young IC Catholic 22 Asher Cunningham State College Export XLSExport CSV 165 Rank Name School 1 Will Henckel Blair 4 Ethan Birden Dublin Coffman 8 (157) Chris Crawford Wyoming Seminary 10 Colin Kelly Mt Carmel 13 Xavier Giles Green Farms Academy 16 Jake Dailey Wyoming Seminary Export XLSExport CSV 175 Rank Name School 1 Angelo Ferrari Melissa 2 Ty Eise Ponderosa 4 Adam Waters Faith Christian 6 Gage Wright Parkersburg South 10 Pete Snyder Blair 11 Jarrel Miller St Edward 13 Dom Federici Wyoming Seminary 15 Talon McCallom Edmond North 17 Carson Thomas LaSalle Export XLSExport CSV 190 Rank Name School 2 Rune Lawrence Frazier 12 Cade Ziola Skutt Catholic 13 Peyton Westphal Liberty 17 Nate Taylor Green Farms Academy 18 De’Alcapon Veazy Ponderosa 22 Matt Kowalski Springboro Export XLSExport CSV 215 Rank Name School 2 Jude Correa Wyoming Seminary 5 Max Shulaw St Frances DeSales 7 Cash Henderson Woods Cross 8 Mike Mocco Cardinal Gibbons 19 Rylan Kuhn St Pius X 24 Will Clark Crown Point Export XLSExport CSV 285 Rank Name School 2 Dillan Johnson Joliet Catholic 3 Carter Neves Blair 5 Aidan Fockler Massillon Perry 8 Parker Ferrell Christiansburg 12 Ricky Thomas Edmond North 13 Sampson Stillwell St Michael 17 Nick Pavlechko State College 18
2023 Gable Donnybrook Preview: Notable Wrestlers From Each School
2023 Gable Donnybrook Notable Wrestlers From Each School Before we get to Ironman, we get the annual Gable Donnybrook. One of the midwest’s toughest in-season tournaments brings in schools from Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri, and Wisconsin. With these schools, you get a smattering of nationally ranked wrestlers in the mix at a lot of weights. Here, we have listed the wrestlers from each team who qualified for their state tournament. Where applicable we have their place last year. And finally, those that are ranked or among the honorable mentions are noted as well. Looks like the team race should come down to Mt Carmel (IL) and Liberty (MO) Export XLSExport CSV Antioch – IL Last Year’s Weight State Finish Gavin Hanrahan 113 8 Edgar Albino 132 4 Ben Vazquez 160 8 Dekalb – IL Kaden Klapprodt 106 Jacob Luce 152 6 Sean Kolkebeck 160 Hersey – IL Danny Lehman 106 Abdullokh Khakimov 113 Esteban Delgado 120 Maksim Mukhamedaliyev 126 6 Anthony Cambria 182 Huntley – IL Joliet Catholic – IL Noah Avina 106 Jason Hampton 113 4 George Hollendoner 126 Nolan Vogel 132 Luke Hamiti 145 Connor Cumbee 152 4 Nico Ronchetti 182 2 Zach Pomatto 195 #1 (285) Dillan Johnson 285 1 Lincoln Way West – IL Luke Siwinski 138 Lockport TWP – IL Justin Wardlow 120 2 Marian Central Catholic – IL Andrew Alvarado 113 5 Vance Williams 132 2 Max Astacio 160 5 Marmion Academy – IL #12 (113) Nicholas Garcia 106 4 Donny Pigoni 113 8 Zach Stewart 120 8 Jack Lesher 182 1 Mount Caramel – IL Lukas Tsirtsis 106 #9 (126) Seth Mendoza 113 1 Damian Resendez 120 5 Jairo Acuna 126 Liam Kelly 138 8 #13 (157) Edmund Enright 152 2 #10 (165) Colin Kelly 170 2 Rylan Breen 182 5 William Jacobson 195 8 Ankeny – IA #21 (106) Isaac Wignall Benjamin Walsh 106 Truman Folkers 113 6 Perez Perez 126 Benjamin Hansen 138 6 Bettendorf – IA Jayden Luna 106 (HM) Jake Knight 113 1 (HM) Timothy Koester 120 3 Cody Trevino 126 4 Jayce Luna 132 3 Lincoln Jipp 138 5 Tycho Carmichael 145 5 Armon Williams 170 Cooper Agosta 182 Ronan Numkena 195 Zander Glazebrook 220 Aiden Lee 285 Bondurant-Farrar – IA Reid Foster 106 5 Connor Fiser 113 3 Matthew McCrea Jr. 120 Nolan Fellers 138 3 Jordan Rial 145 7 Jack Lewis 152 7 Decorah – IA Will Larson 120 Mason Avila 126 7 Don Bosco – lA Kanaan Delagardelle 106 Cole Frost 113 8 Jaxon Larson 120 7 #20 (126) Dawson Youngblut 126 Kaiden Knaack 145 2 #13 (150) Kyler Knaack 152 1 Andrew Kimball 160 7 Landon Fernandez 182 Fort Dodge – IA Sam Davidson 106 #14 (113) Dru Ayala 113 2 Kane Butrick 126 Rylee Brown 132 Koy Davidson 138 4 Jesse Egli 152 Damarion Ross 160 2 Cal Hartman 170 7 #9 (215) Dreshaun Ross 195 1 Hampton-Dumont – IA Jayson Stevens 106 6 Charlie Showalter 132 Cael Burmester 182 Carter Heilskov 285 7 lowa City High – IA Kendall Kurtz 106 Chris Davis 113 Cale Seaton 126 1 Kael Kurtz 132 4 Jake Mitchell 138 lowa City West – IA Alexander Pierce 106 1 Braden Doyle 132 Justin Avila 145 Kyler Scranton ` 152 8 Linn Mar – IA Aiden Kiesey 106 Malik DeBow 113 5 Nate Fish 120 Aidan Ehlinger 126 Kane Naaktgeboren 138 2 Grant Kress 152 2 Grant Boddicker 160 Griffin Schultz 220 Waukee – IA Wesley Anderson 145 6 Waukee Northwest – IA (HM) Koufax Christensen 120 1 John King 126 8 (HM) Carter Freeman 132 1 Lincoln Hutt 138 Abe Parker 182 Brayden Williams 195 Jamal Neeway 285 Waverly Shellrock – IA Ryker Graff 113 4 Alex Hornyak 120 Zane Behrends 132 (HM) Bas Diaz 145 1 Ethan Bibler 152 6 Zander Wedemeier 170 Cole Thompson 182 Caden Wetherell 220 Lea – MN Ryan Collins 106 Michael Olson 113 2 Logan Davis 120 3 Nick Korman 132 5 Apple Valley – MN Louis Prouty 106 Tyler Laudenbach 138 Jayden Haueter 145 4 Marcell Booth 170 6 Kasson Mantorville – MN Broc Vaughan 106 Jonah Coleman 120 Joseph Kennedy 145 2 (HM) Luke Swanson 152 4 Dominic Mann 160 Shakopee – MN Calvin Miller 126 Connor Warren 1338 4 Kyle Linville 145 Jack Ferguson 170 Wayzata – MN Luke Koenen 113 3 #8 (132) Logan Swensen 126 2 Caden Wong 132 Charles Petit 152 3 Lebanon – MO Brice Helmig 113 Davis Joiner 126 4 (HM) Canon Roark 132 2 Andrew Bowling 144 4 Avery Starnes 150 Lee’s Summit – MO Luke Nally 106 Gabe Hawkins 113 Cooper Nally 126 Michael Foley 144 Jackson Jones 165 5 Roan McCarthy 175 Liberty – MO Cade Dunn 106 4 Devon Harrison 113 2 (HM) Hunter Taylor 120 1 #9 (144) Christopher Coates 138 1 #15 (144) Gavin Linsman 144 1 Trey Craig 157 2 Isaiah Hung 165 #13 (190) Peyton Westpfahl 175 2 Donovan Hodges 190 Trenton Bindel 285 2 Ozark – MO Damien Moseley 113 3 Keaton Hurst 120 6 Caden Harrington 126 Daniel Laney 144 Johnny Williams 190 Staley – MO Parker Leverknight 106 2 Miller Sipes 120 3 Zayne Reynolds 126 Sage Wilson 157 Merrik Murray 165 6 Kamaha`o Grace 285 Bellevue West – NE Creighton Jongeling 132 Tanner Hosick 138 4 Jesse Gage 145 Ryland Schweiss 220 5 NW Grand Island – NE Riley Bishop 106 Alex Gates 113 Madden Kontos 120 Kaden Harder 126 Gavin Pedersen 145 Andrew Pittman 160 Hudson Oliver 182 3 Justyce Hostetler 195 2 Zachary Pittman 285 5 Canton – SD Zach Bartels 106 Aiden Schrempp 113 4 Teague Granum 126 6 Ashton Keller 132 3 Ayson Rice 145 1 Aidan Kranz 152 John Halverson 160 8 Hunter Richmond 220 Traun Cook 285 1 Hortonville – WI Nolan Skebba 120 Henry Niebauer 138 Medford – WI Gage Losiewicz 145 Logan Kawa 160 6 Braxton Weissmiller 220 West Bend West – WI Ethan Bast 106 3 #3 (190) Connor Mirasola 195
2023 Walsh Ironman Preview: All The Ranked Wrestlers By School
Ranked Wrestlers Per School At Ironman We looked at some of the states heading to Ironman. The teams and then the ranked wrestlers in that group. Now, we’ll look at all the ranked wrestlers per school in the field. There are 124 total ranked wrestlers in this year’s field. Wyoming Seminary leads the way with 12. Rival Blair comes in 2nd with 8. As for public schools around the country, Edmond North out of Oklahoma has 5. Sooner State rival Stillwater has 4, as does Ohio’s Perrysburg Export XLSExport CSV Baylor School TN 138 Cooper Hilton 144 Logan Paradice 150 Hunter Sturgill Bethlehem Catholic PA 120 Keanu Dillard 150 Kollin Rath Bishop Kelly ID 150 Jadon Skellenger Bishop McCort PA 126 Jax Forrest 132 Mason Gibson 132 Bo Bassett 138 Sam Herring 144 Melvin Miller Bixby OK 126 Gage Walker 138 Jace Roller 150 Clayton Giddens Blackfoot ID 120 Mack Mauger Blair Academy NJ 120 Leo DeLuca 132 Matty Lopes 132 Billy Dekraker 144 Logan Rozynski 150 PJ Ognissanti 165 Will Henckel 175 Pete Snyder 285 Carter Neves Brecksville-Broadview Heights OH 106 Rylan Seacrist Brooke Point VA 138 Chase Van Hoven Brownsburg IN 126 Jake Hockaday Cardinal Gibbons FL 215 Mike Mocco Christiansburg VA 285 Parker Ferrell Crown Point IN 215 Will Clark Dublin Coffman OH 144 Omar Ayoub 165 Ethan Birden Edmond North OK 138 Hunter Hollingsworth 150 Layton Schneider 150 Kody Routledge 175 Talon McCallom 285 Ricky Thomas Faith Christian Academy PA 106 Kole Davidheiser 106 Joe Bachmann 120 Gauge Botero 175 Adam Waters 285 Mark Effendian Frazier PA 215 Rune Lawrence Gilman School MD 157 Emmitt Sherlock Green Farms Academy CT 165 Xavier Giles 190 Nate Taylor HIllsboro MO 138 Jackson Tucker Homewood-Flossmoor IL 144 Jaydon Robinson IC Catholic Prep IL 157 Collin Young Jensen Beach FL 132 Sebastian DeGennaro Joliet Catholic IL 285 Dillan Johnson LaSalle OH 175 Carson Thomas Lake Gibson FL 150 Gianni Maldonado Lake Highland Prep FL 120 Ethan Rivera 132 Jayce Paridon 138 Yandro Soto 144 Zeno Moore 150 Claudio Torres Legacy Christian OH 126 Dillon Campbell Liberty MO 144 Chris Coates 144 Gavin Linsman 190 Peyton Westphal Marist IL 150 Will Denny Malvern Prep PA 120 Lukas Littleton Mascaro 132 Nik O’Neill 144 Jack Consiglio Marmion Academy IL 113 Nick Garcia Massillon Perry OH 285 Aidan Fockler Melissa TX 175 Angelo Ferrari Meridian ID 150 Jason Mara Minisink Valley NY 150 PJ Duke Mt Carmel IL 126 Seth Mendoza 157 Eddie Enright 165 Colin Kelly Normal IL 106 Caden Correll Notre Dame Green Pond PA 113 Ayden Smith Parkersburg South WV 175 Gage Wright Perrysburg OH 106 Grey Burnett 106 Ayden Dodd 126 Marcus Blaze Point Pleasant WV 138 Gunner Andrick Pomona CO 106 Ignacio Villasenor Ponderosa CO 126 Tommy Verrette 175 Ty Eise 190 De’Alcapon Veazy Reynolds PA 120 Louie Gill Skutt Catholic NE 190 Cade Ziola Springboro OH 190 Matt Kowalski St Charles East IL 113 Dom Munaretto 132 Ben Davino 138 Ty Guerra St Edward OH 106 Ethan Timar 138 Kade Brown 144 Ryan Bennett 175 Jarrel Miller St Frances Desales OH 215 Max Shulaw St Michael MO 285 Sampson Stillwell St Pius MO 215 Rylan Kuhn State College PA 144 Pierson Manville 157 Asher Cunningham 285 Nick Pavlechko Staunton River VA 126 Noah Nininger Stillwater OK 113 Aydan Thomas 120 Beric Jordan 126 JJ McComas 157 LaDarion Lockett Sycamore OH 150 Eugene Harney Union County KY 120 Jayden Raney 126 Jordyn Raney Wadsworth OH 144 Jax Joy 285 Aaron Ries Warren IL 157 Aaron Stewart Whitfield MO 120 Porter Matecki Woods Cross UT 215 Cash Henderson Wyoming Seminary PA 106 Shamus Regan 113 Davis Motyka 120 Nate Desmond 126 Luke Lilledahl 132 Matt Botello 144 Anthony Evanitsky 150 Vince Bouzakis 157 Joe Sealey 165 Chris Crawford 175 Dom Federici 215 Jude Correa unk Jake Dailey
2023 Walsh Ironman Preview: Prep Ranked Wrestlers
Ranked Prep Wrestlers At Ironman I included Wyoming Seminary with the prep schools as well as with the earlier PA list of schools. The Blue Knights lead the way with 11 out of 14 in the rankings. Rival Blair comes in behind them with 8. These two will be in the team mix for sure. I still don’t know what Sem does at 157 and 165 but Crawford is good enough to be mentioned. A lot of favorites and possible finalists in this group. Export XLSExport CSV Schools 106 113 120 126 132 138 144 150 157 165 175 190 215 285 Baylor School TN #9 Cooper Hilton #10 Logan Paradice #24 Hunter Sturgill Blair Academy NJ #2 Leo DeLuca #13 Matty Lopes #19 (132) Billy Dekraker #17 Logan Rozynski #8 PJ Ognissanti #1 Will Henckel #10 Pete Snyder #3 Carter Neves Gilman School MD #16 Emmitt Sherlock Gonzaga Prep WA Green Farms Academy CT #13 Xavier Giles #17 Nate Taylor Lake Highland Prep FL #13 Ethan Rivera #20 Jayce Paridon #23 Yandro Soto #20 Zeno Moore #7 Claudio Torres Malvern Prep PA #9 Lukas Littleton #8 Nik O’Neill #5 Jack Consiglio McDonogh School MD St Christophers VA Western Reserve Academy OH Wyoming Seminary PA #5 Shamus Regan #9 Davis Motyka #5 Nate Desmond #2 Luke Lilledahl #12 Matt Botello #14 Anthony Evanitsky #5 Vince Bouzakis #1 Joe Sealey; #8 Chris Crawford #16 Jake Dailey #13 Dom Federici #2 Jude Correa
2023 Clovis West Shootout Preview
Clovis West Shootout Clovis, CA. – The new season is upon us. Finally. And throughout the Golden State, wrestlers are set to get the party started. And we could see a great deal of early elite action at this weekend’s Clovis West Shootout. Buchanan High, also known as the Penn State of California, will be looking for their eighth straight team state title. The Bears return six state medalists and one more who finished in the blood rounds. However, this year might be the first in awhile that they face a real challenge to the throne. Poway and Gilroy come into the new season with higher national rankings. Although, this isn’t the first time, and we all know to be the king you gotta beat the kind. Good luck to them. Another team expected to challenge the Bears is their hometown rival Clovis High Cougars. Depending who they bring this weekend, they’ll have their own loaded team, composed of state placers and qualifiers. On paper we could get a nice early season team race at this tournament. But nothing is for sure as far as who actually competes. Additional teams who could challenge Buchanan and Clovis include Clovis West, Dinuba, and Vacaville High, one of the top schools in the Sac-Joaquin Section. It’s also possible Royal High is here as well and they’re a quality team from the Southern Section. Regardless, this is a good opening challenge to the season and we hope to catch some great CA wrestling at Clovis West. **** It is early in the season so many wrestlers that I wrote about in the article may or might not compete this weekend or could be at different weights **** The 106-weight class includes two top 10 kids in Blake Woodward (Buchanan) ranked #2 and Anthony Garza (Clovis) #9 in the state. Woodward was an All-American at the 2023 NHSCA Freshman nationals, while Garza went 3-2 at Super 32. Both should see each other a lot during the season as both kids compete in the same league and section. State finalist Rocklin Zinkin (Buchanan) should steer the pack in this weight class. With a second-place finish in California and a top-12 result at Super 32, Zinkin will likely have a target on his back with other wrestlers trying to get the upper hand. Thunder Lewis (Clovis) may be the potential opponent for Zinkin after having finished fourth at the CIF state tournament. Upperclassmen Anthony Castillo of Central will venture and ruin the Zinkin/Lewis matchup. Castillo was third in his section tournament and wrapped up the season top 12 in the state. Don’t sleep on Elijah Almarez of Vacaville High who was fourth at the Sac-Joaquin Section. Presuming C.J. Huerta (Buchanan) competes this weekend, he should be the top contender at 120 pounds. Huerta finished second last year in this event. He has a drive to claim a Shootout title for the first time in his already illustrious wrestling career. A wrestler who will be a headache for Huerta is Southern Section phenom Mason Carrillo of Royal. Up a weight class, Carrillo will try to put himself in the mix of wrestlers that could win a state title in March. Dinuba’s state qualifier Nicholas Quintana is the other wrestler in the field with state experience. Another wrestler with the surname Zinkin should press to win a Shootout title this weekend. With two state medals under his belt, Nikade Zinkin (Clovis) is an orthodox individual who rarely gets in trouble. Still undecided about where to compete in the next level, Zinkin will be a great catch for any college team. Two wrestlers from rival Buchanan High are set to compete in this weight class. They are Paris Ruiz and Ashton Besmer. Ruzi comes from great stock as his father (Paris) was a two-time place winner for Clovis West. Ruiz Jr.’s scholastic career includes wins over state placer winners Siraj Sidhu (Del Oro), Thunder Lewis (Clovis), and state champion Ronnie Ramirez (Walnut). Besmer is no slouch himself as he has had victories over great wrestlers like Jayden Wren (formerly of Clovis), state place winner Mason Carrillo (Royal), and Jason McDonald (Lemoore). Leo Maestas (Clovis West) will look to claim an individual title this weekend for the Golden Eagles at 132 pounds. Maestas is a two-time state qualifier and one of the leaders for the Golden Eagles. Let’s not forget about senior Eli Granada (Clovis). Despite not having the post-season he was expecting, he did have a great regular season that saw him place third at the Shootout and the Zinkin Classic. I am excited to see Anthony Harris back in the Buchanan High lineup. Back in 2022, Harris finished top 12 at the state tournament at 106 pounds. He is 1-1 against Granada as he defeated him 4-2 in the semifinals of the Shootout last year. Granda returned the favor by beating Harris 3-0 in the consolation semifinal round of the Zinkin Classic. Izaak Mendoza (Redwood) will be in the field this weekend. He was a state qualifier last year at 120 pounds. Gavin Bauder (Buchanan), formerly of Clovis North, is the highest-ranked wrestler at 138 pounds in the tournament. However, due to transfer rules he should be back in the second half of the season for the Bears. With him not on the field, the top competitor this weekend should be state qualifier Qusai Marini (Vacaville). Marini placed fifth at the Shootout and the Sac-Joaquin Section to punch his ticket to state. Caleb Rubio (Exeter) was a section qualifier last season, and his best tournament finish was sixth at the Sierra Nevada tournament. Keep an eye on freshman Wyatt Lewis (Clovis) who finished seventh at the prestigious Grappler Fall Classic Preseason tournament in Michigan. A pair of top-five wrestlers from California are programmed to compete this weekend at 144 pounds. Those wrestlers are 2023 state finalist Joseph Toscano (Buchanan) and two-time state place winner Thomas Thongseng (Exeter). Toscano was third at this event last season at 138 pounds, while Thonseng won the tournament at 152 pounds. Expect a barnburner of a match to occur if these two grapplers meet in the finals. Anthony Vargas (Central) is the other wrestler who competed at the state tournament. Keep an eye on James Wright (Clovis) and Sac-Joaquin Section place winner Aydan Ducharme (Vacaville) as the pair can do some damage this
PA Power The Surge Recap
PA Power The Surge Recap So, there wasn’t going to be a crazy amount of intrigue at every weight but there were some possible match ups that had national ranking implications as well as another chance to catch Bo Bassett in action and what’s not to like about that? National Matches 114: Dom Deputy over Matt O’Neill (6-4) Last time out, O’Neill got the win. This time it was Deputy. O’Neill is one of the top middle schoolers in the country so the win is a good one for Deputy but he just maintains his spot. 121: Nico Fanella over Weston Pisarchick (maj. dec. 10-0) Fanella is one of the “first ones out” of the top 25 so his performance keeps him right on that edge. 133: Bo Bassett over Tahir Parkins (fall; 3:06) This was a national top 10 match up. Parkings won’t fall, just notable for how dominant Bassett continues to be. 139: Mason Gibson over Mason Wagner (3-2) I think Bo and Mason will flip weights eventually. For now, I’ll have them where they are. Wagner was a tough finalist for his first event back but nice to close out the day with the win. 145: Pierson Manville over Jack Consiglio (maj. dec. 11-0) Consiglio wasn;t able to capitalize on any momentum from beating Miller the round before. Manville survived a scare in the quarterfinals but bounced back in dominant fashion. 145: Jack Consiglio over Melvin Miller (3-2) This was one of the more highly anticipated matches of the weekend. Solid pperclassman vs scorching hot freshman. It would be the veteran Consiglio getting it done here. 145: Shane Wagner over Melvin Miller (5-3) I think Miller’s performance is to be expected from a younger kid, especially at a more developed weight. He can win Super 32 and finish 5th at The Surge. He can come back and win Ironman and then who knows. Manville, Consiglio, and Miller will all be in Ohio in December. Plus Jax Joy and a host of others. 160: Asher Cunningham over Cael Weidemoyer (11-6) This one here was probably the most influential on the rankings. At the next update, barring some other notable results, this will be reflected. Finals Matches 107 Tyler Conroy West Chester, PA (Malvern Prep) MD Eli Herring Saint Michael, PA (Bishop McCort), 12-1 114 Dominic Deputy New Paris, PA (Orchard WC) DEC Leo Pezone Coatesville, PA (Malvern Prep), 7-2 121 Nico Fanella Indiana, PA (TDWC) MD Weston Pisarchick Brockway, PA (Partner Trained), 10-0 127 Nikolaus Oneill Philadelphia, PA (Malvern Prep) F Lucas Fye Karthaus, PA (M2 Training Center), 1:48 133 Bo Bassett Windber, PA (Bishop McCort) F Tahir Parkins East Stroudsburg, PA (Dark Knights Wrestling Club), 3:06 139 Mason Gibson South Fork, PA (M2 Training Center) DEC Mason Wagner Souderton, PA (Faith Christian Academy), 3-2 145 Pierson Manville State College, PA (M2 Training Center) MD Jack Consiglio PA (Malvern Prep), 11-0 152 Trent Hoover Cresson, PA (Penn Cambria) DEC Jackson Butler Windber, PA (Young Guns), 5-2 160 Asher Cunningham State College, PA (M2 Training Center) DEC Cael Weidemoyer Telford, PA (Faith Christian Academy), 11-6 172 Adam Waters Stowe, PA (Faith Christian Academy) F Connor Wetzel Sunbury, PA (Shikellamy), 3:42 189 Caleb Close Snow Shoe, PA (M2 Training Center) DEC Andrew Mcmonagle Williamsburg, PA (M2 Training Center), 3-0 215 Rowan Holmes PA (The Shop) DEC Jason Singer Bally, PA (Faith Christian Academy), 6-5 Results 107 1Tyler Conroy (MP) 2Eli Herring (BM) 3Emilio Albanese (Grit) 4Dakota Santamaria (YG) 5Brendan Kelly (MP) 6Michael Frye (Miller Wrestling Academy) 114 1Dominic Deputy (OWC) 2Leo Pezone (MP) 3Matthew O`Neil (MP) 4Braiden Weaver (M2 Training Center) 5Anthony Mucci (Derry) 6Tanner Guenot (M2 Training Center) 121 1Nico Fanella (TDWC) 2Weston Pisarchick (Partner Trained) 3Yuma Ito (Pitt Bull) 4Lincoln Sledzianowski (BM) 5Calvin Werden (WRA) 6Aiden Kunes (M2 Training Center) 127 1Nikolaus Oneill (MP) 2Lucas Fye (M2) 3Parker Sentipal (BURG) 4Jason Torres (MP) 5Quinn McBride (PWR) 6Ky Szewczyk (WBRG) 133 1Bo Bassett (BM) 2Tahir Parkins (Dark Knights Wrestling Club) 3Trey Wagner (Grit) 4Cole Coffin (PWR) 5Christian Ford (Kraken) 6Ashton Romberger (CHA) 139 1Mason Gibson (M2 Training Center) 2Mason Wagner (FCA) 3Gaven Suica (BURG) 4Tyler Adams (Steller Trained Gold) 5Max Wirnsberger (M2 Training Center) 6Ben fanelli (GMWC) 145 1Pierson Manville (M2) 2Jack Consiglio (MP) 3shane wagner (FCA) 4Marcus Gable (PO) 5Melvin Miller (BM) 6Ian Vitalo (Undefined) 152 1Trent Hoover (Penn Cambria) 2Jackson Butler (YG) 3Shuya Miura (Pitt Bull) 4Griffin Walizer (M2) 5Jordan Thompson (BRAD) 6Blake Hostetter (Kraken) 160 1Asher Cunningham (M2) 2Cael Weidemoyer (FCA) 3Devon Magro (BM) 4Ty Morrison (WPER) 5Terry Langley (WRA) 6carter davis (CY) 172 1Adam Waters (FCA) 2Connor Wetzel (SHKL) 3Joshua Barlow (Kracken) 4Cody Wagner (FCA) 5Talan Hogan (PWR) 6Tucker Seidel (WPER) 189 1Caleb Close (M2 Training Center) 2Andrew McMonagle (M2 Training Center) 3Kevin Olavaria (LAW) 4Adin Hastings (Coco Trained) 5Caden Shockey (WBRO) 6Yuya Yoshida (Pitt Bull) 215 1Rowan Holmes (The Shop) 2Jason Singer (FCA) 3Aiden Hight (CHA) 4Teage Calvin (Quest) 5Riley Cullen (PWR) 6Ryan Dedrick (Scotsman Wrestling Club) 285 1Nicholas Pavlechko (M2 Training Center) 2Braden Ewing (TYR) 3Joey Baronick (BURG) 4Connor Avery (Scotsman Wrestling Club) 5Frank Barrientos (CHA)
NCAA WEEK 2 RESULTS
NCAA WEEK 2 RESULTS DUALS 11/9 Central Michigan vs #22 Oklahoma Oklahoma 29-11 11/10 #7 Virginia Tech vs #10 Ohio State Ohio State 24-12 125 | Brendan McCrone over Eddie Ventresca 11-3 165 | Isaac Wilcox over Connor Brady 6-5 174 | Mekhi Lewis over Carson Kharchla 4-2 #5 Nebraska vs #18 Campbell Nebraska 37-4 #15 Oklahoma State vs Bucknell Oklahoma State 38-6 #20 Indiana vs Rider Indiana 27-15 Cal State Bakersfield vs Wyoming Wyoming 40-3 11/11 #3 NC State vs #24 Purdue NC State 37-3 157 | Joey Blaze over Ed Scott 4-1 #30 Lock Haven vs #11 Arizona State Arizona State 23-18 #34 North Carolina vs #11 Arizona State North Carolina 22-16 184 | Tony Negron over Gavin Kane 6-4 #33 Army vs #24 Purdue Purdue 21-16 #30 Lock Haven vs #33 Army Army 33-11 #3 NC State vs Bloomsburg NC State 45-4 Buffalo vs #34 North Carolina North Carolina 32-7 Cal Baptist vs Wyoming Wyoming 28-12 11/12 #27 Navy vs #12 Pittsburgh Navy 27-12 #7 Virginia Tech vs American Virginia Tech 39-4 125 | Jack Maida over Eddie Ventresca 9-0 #10 Ohio State vs Edinboro Ohio State 53-0 #28 West Virginia vs Cleveland State West Virginia 33-9 #12 Pittsburgh vs Virginia Military Institute Pitt 47-0 #28 West Virginia vs Kent State West Virginia 44-3 #28 West Virginia vs Duke West Virginia 44-6 #12 Pittsburgh vs Morgan State Pitt 54-0 Tournaments 11/11 Michigan State Open {Michigan; Oklahoma; Wisconsin; Michigan State; Central Michigan; Northern Illinois; Northwestern} 125 1st Place – Eric Barnett of Wisconsin 2nd Place – Sean Spidle of Central Michigan 3rd Place – Blake West of Northern Illinois 4th Place – Nolan Wertanen of Michigan 5th Place – Christian Tanefeu of Michigan 6th Place – Drew Heethuis of Princeton 133 1st Place – Dylan Ragusin of Michigan 2nd Place – Andre Gonzales of Ohio State 3rd Place – Jace Koelzer of Oklahoma 4th Place – Michael Kaminski of Northern Illinois 5th Place – Nathaniel Genobana of Northern Illinois 6th Place – Lucian Brink of Northern Illinois 141 1st Place – Joel VanderVere of Northwestern 2nd Place – Ja`Kerion Merritt of Central Michigan 3rd Place – Sergio Lemley of Michigan 4th Place – Dylan Gvillo of Northern Illinois 5th Place – Ashton Anderson of Findlay 6th Place – Tyson Emmons of Davenport 149 1st Place – Corbyn Munson of Central Michigan 2nd Place – Joseph Zargo of Wisconsin 3rd Place – Samuel Cartella of Northwestern 4th Place – Trenton Wachter of Central Michigan 5th Place – Willie McDougald of Oklahoma 6th Place – Cameron Picklo of Oklahoma 157 1st Place – Johnny Lovett of Central Michigan 2nd Place – Mason Shrader of Central Michigan 3rd Place – Zack Mattin of Michigan 4th Place – Cody Goebel of Wisconsin 5th Place – Jared Hill of Oklahoma 6th Place – John Wiley of Oklahoma 165 1st Place – Dean Hamiti of Wisconsin 2nd Place – Caleb Fish of Michigan State 3rd Place – Cael Carlson of Oklahoma 4th Place – Max Mayfield of Northwestern 5th Place – Beau Mantanona of Michigan 6th Place – Tyler Swiderski of Central Michigan 174 1st Place – Tate Picklo of Oklahoma 2nd Place – Alex Cramer of Central Michigan 3rd Place – Joseph Walker of Michigan 4th Place – Hayden Pummel of Northern Illinois 5th Place – Ceasar Garza of Michigan State 6th Place – Gerrit Nijenhuis of Oklahoma 184 1st Place – Kole Mulhauser of Unattached 2nd Place – Jaden Bullock of Michigan 3rd Place – Giuseppe Hoose of Oklahoma 4th Place – Matt Zuber of Northern Illinois 5th Place – Cody Brenner of Central Michigan 6th Place – Shane Liegel of Wisconsin 197 1st Place – Stephen Buchanan of Oklahoma 2nd Place – Evan Bates of Northwestern 3rd Place – Jack Jessen of Northwestern 4th Place – Brendin Yatooma of Michigan 5th Place – Kael Wisler of Michigan State 6th Place – Carter Grewe of Northern Illinois 285 1st Place – Josh Heindselman of Oklahoma 2nd Place – Bryan Caves of Central Michigan 3rd Place – Josh Terrill of Michigan State 4th Place – Hogan Swenski of Ohio State 5th Place – Ira Jenkins of Michigan 6th Place – Jacobi Jackson of Northern Illinois Mountaineer Invitational {Virginia; Air Force; Applachian State; Gardner-Webb; Presbyterian} 125 1Tucker Owens (Air Force) 2Kyle Montaperto (University of Virginia) 3Drew West (Gardner-Webb) 4Chad Bellis (Appalachian State) 133 1Marlon Yarbrough (University of Virginia) 2Ethan Oakley (Appalachian State) 3Gable Porter (University of Virginia) 4Tyson Lane (Gardner-Webb) 141 1Jack Gioffre (University of Virginia) 2Todd Carter (Gardner-Webb) 3Ike Byers (Appalachian State) 4Garrett Kuchan (Air Force) 149 1Cody Bond (Appalachian State) 2Michael Gioffre (University of Virginia) 3Jeremiah Price (Appalachian State) 4Erik Roggie (University of Virginia) 157 1Tommy Askey (Appalachian State) 2Dylan Cedeno (University of Virginia) 3Anthony Conetta (Appalachian State) 4Gavin Cagle (University of Virginia) 165 1Giano Petrucelli (Air Force) 2Will Miller (Appalachian State) 3Drake Acklin (Appalachian State) 4Oj Bost (Appalachian State) 174 1Justin McCoy (University of Virginia) 2Luke Uliano (Appalachian State) 3Noah Blake (Air Force) 4Logan Eller (Appalachian State) 184 1Sam Wolf (Air Force) 2Jahj’Quan Anderson (Gardner-Webb) 3Joe Zovistoski (Appalachian State) 4Caleb Roe (Presbyterian) 197 1Colden Dorfman (University of Virginia) 2Calvin Sund (Air Force) 3Ethan Weatherspoon (University of Virginia) 4Josh McCutchen (Gardner-Webb) 285 1Jacob Sartorio (Appalachian State) 2Antonio Ramos (Air Force) 3Peyton McComas (Gardner-Webb) 4Morvens Saint- Jean (Presbyterian Tiger Style Invite {Missouri; Maryland; Cal Poly; Little Rock; SIUE; Lindenwood} 125 1st Place – Noah Surtin of Missouri 2nd Place – Dom Mendez of Cal Poly 3rd Place – Jeremiah Reno of Little Rock 4th Place – Austin Kegley of Lindenwood 5th Place – Koda Holeman of Cal Poly 6th Place – Braxton Brown of Maryland 7th Place – Preston Spray of Missouri 8th Place – Deion Johnson of SIU Edwardsville 133 1st Place – Nasir Bailey of Little Rock 2nd Place – Zeke Seltzer of Missouri 3rd Place – Zeth Romney of Cal Poly 4th Place – Joshua Sarpy of Little Rock 5th Place – Jayden Carson of Little Rock