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April 6th Action: Reno Worlds & NHSCA Nationals Ranked Wrestlers Update
Ranked Wrestlers This Weekend 4/6 UPDATE ON RANKED WRESTLERS THIS WEEKEND Reno Ranked Wrestlers 15u Boys 125 #19 Israel Borge (Westlake, UT) Performance: 2-0 (2 tech falls) Current Standing: Round of 32 18u Boys 132 #25 Richie Clementi (Brother Martin, LA) Performance: 2-0 (2 falls) Current Standing: Round of 16 138 #24 Carson Exferd (Nampa, ID) Performance: 2-0 (2 falls) Current Standing: Round of 16 145 #16 Joe Toscano (Buchanan, CA) Performance: 2-0 (2 tech fall; 1 fall) Current Standing: Round of 16 195 #21 Lars Michaelson (Bremerton, WA) Performance: 1-0 (1 fall) Current Standing: Round of 16 285 #23 Shilo Jones (Mountain View, ID) Performance: 1-0 (1 fall) Current Standing: Round of 16 NHSCA Nationals Freshmen 126 #16 Greyson Music (Bishop McDevitt, PA) Performance: 4-0 (2 falls, 1 tech, 1 major) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 152 #10 Sonny Amato (Rumson, NJ) Performance: 3-0 (3 falls) Current Standing: Quarterfinals Sophomores 106 #19 Kole Davidheiser (Faith Christian, PA) Performance: 3-0 (3 tech falls) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 113 #10 JoJo Uhorchuk (Signal Mountain, TN) Performance: 4-0 (3 falls, 1 major) Current Standing: Quarterfinals #24 Alex Rozas (Teurlings Catholic, LA) Performance: 4-0 (4 tech falls) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 120 #21 Antonio Mills (Mill Creek, GA) Performance: 4-0 (2 tech falls, 2 decisions) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 132 #5 Brandt Harer (Montgomery, PA) Performance: 4-0 (3 tech falls, 1 major) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 182 #8 Ryder Wilder (Camden County, GA) Performance: 2-0 (2 falls) Current Standing: Quarterfinals Juniors 126 #20 Caio Aron (College Park, TX) Performance: 4-0 (3 majors, 1 decision) Current Standing: Quarterfinals #22 Colin Martin (Staunton River, VA) Performance: 4-0 (2 falls, 1 tech, 1 major) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 132 #23 Cason Roark (Father Ryan, TN) Performance: 4-0 (1 fall, 2 techs, 1 decision) Current Standing: Quarterfinals #25 Phoenix Contos (Waite, OH) Performance: 4-0 (2 falls, 1 tech, 1 major) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 138 #4 Sergio Vega (Sunnyside, AZ) Performance: 4-0 (2 falls, 1 tech, 1 major) Current Standing: Quarterfinals #24 Jayce Paridon (Lake Highland Prep, FL) Performance: 4-0 (1 fall, 3 majors) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 145 #14 Logan Paradice (Colquitt County, GA) Performance: 4-0 (1 fall, 2 majors, 1 decision) Current Standing: Quarterfinals #6 Dorian Olivarez (Texas) Performance: 4-0 (3 falls, 1 tech) Current Standing: Quarterfinals #25 Carlos Stanton (Sunnyside, AZ) Performance: 3-0 (fall, tech, decision) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 152 #1 PJ Duke (Minisink Valley, NY) Performance: 4-0 (1 fall, 3 techs) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 160 #20 Claudio Torres (Lake Highland Prep, FL) Performance: 4-0 (2 techs, 2 decisions) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 182 #17 Robert Kucharczk (Lake Highland Prep, FL) Performance: 3-0 (1 fall, 1 major, 1 decision) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 195 #24 Leimana Fager (Corner Canyon, UT) Performance: 3-0 (3 falls) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 285 #25 Thomas Brown (Chelmsford, MA) Performance: 2-0 (2 falls) Current Standing: Quarterfinals #13 Brock Kehler (University, WV) Performance: 2-0 (2 falls) Current Standing: Quarterfinals #19 Rylan Kuhn (St Pius X, MO) Performance: 2-0 (2 decisions) Current Standing: Quarterfinals Seniors 113 #19 Raekown Shabazz (Xavier, CT) Performance: 2-0 (1 major, 1 decision) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 138 #21 Dawson Johnson (Cumberland, WI) Performance: 3-0 (1 major, 2 decisions) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 145 #16 Gabe Bouyssou (Scituate, RI) Performance: 4-0 (2 falls, 1 major, 1 decision) Current Standing: Quarterfinals #8 Jaydon Robinson (Winter Springs, FL) Performance: 4-0 (3 falls, tech fall) Current Standing: Quarterfinals #17 Brayden Robison (Westlake, UT) Performance: 3-0 (3 decisions) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 160 #12 Kendrick Hodge (Somerset, FL) Performance: 3-0 (2 majors, 1 decision) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 170 #25 Braidon Woodward (Palmyra, NY) Performance: 3-0 (1 tech, 1 major, 1 decision) Current Standing: Quarterfinals 220 #16 Brenan Morgan (Central Valley, PA) Performance: 2-0 (1 fall, 1 major) Current Standing: Quarterfinals
2024 Pittsburgh Wrestling Classic Results
GIRLS: PA vs Ohio 100 Chloe Dearwester (OH (W)) F Madilyn Enterline (PA (W)), 1:08106 Ava Miller (OH (W)) F Natalie Handy (PA (W)), 0:36112 Isabella Baccio (PA (W)) DEC Addison Rudolph (OH (W)), 7-5118 Ana Malovich (PA (W)) MD Addison Rudolph (OH (W)), 11-2124 Eliana White-vega (PA (W)) F Sienna Sanborn (OH (W)), 0:15130 Jaydyn Mckinney (OH (W)) F Shannon Govern (PA (W)), 0:34136 Rita Carey (OH (W)) F Sara Shook (PA (W)), 2:33142 Morgan Edwards (PA (W)) F Jesse Foebar (OH (W)), 4:24148 Kylee Tait (OH (W)) DEC Marissa Rumsey (PA (W)), 4-2 SV155Meghan Werbrich (OH (W)) DEC Leyna Rumpler (PA (W)), 9-5170 Mia Gaetjens (OH (W)) DEC Avry Ryhal (PA (W)), 3-2190 Savannah Isaac (OH (W)) F Alyssa Favara (PA (W)), 0:42 WPIAL vs New Jersey 114 Tyeler Hagensen (NJ) DEC Jorden Williams (WPIAL), 2-0121 Tyler Kapusta (WPIAL) DEC Logan Brzozowski (NJ), 4-3 127 Andrew Binni (WPIAL) MD Sawyer Ostroff (NJ), 9-0133 Mason Kernan (WPIAL) MD Nick Balella (NJ), 14-1139 Jack Myers (NJ) MD Gaven Suica (WPIAL), 13-2145 Logan Rozynski (NJ) F Hayden Coy (WPIAL), 1:03152 Eli Carr (WPIAL) MD Jeremy Quezada (NJ), 12-2160 John Quinonez (NJ) DEC Isaiah Pisano (WPIAL), 3-2172 Bodie Morgan (WPIAL) MD Ed Terreri (NJ), 8-0189 Tyler Bienus (NJ) DEC Nathan Campbell (WPIAL), 5-0215 Juliano Marion (WPIAL) DEC Brad Birch (NJ), 4-0285 Brenan Morgan (WPIAL) TF Luke Abilio (NJ), 19-3 4:38 PA vs USA 114 Ayden Smith (PA) DEC Abram Cline (USA), 3-1121 Beric Jordan (USA) DEC Louie Gill (PA), 8-3127 JJ Mccomas (USA) DEC Chris Vargo (PA), 2-1 TB2133 Mason Gibson (PA) DEC Adrian Meza (USA), 3-1139 Kyler Larkin (USA) DEC Cooper Hornack (PA), 7-6145 Alex Braun (USA) F Jack Consiglio (PA), 1:18152Miguel Estrada (USA) DEC Ryan Garvick (PA), 12-6160 Conner Harer (PA) DEC Charlie Millard (USA), 10-7172 Gage Wright (USA) DEC Hunter Hohman (PA), 7-4189 Karson Tompkins (USA) DEC Tucker Hogan (PA), 7-4215 Rune Lawrence (PA) DEC Max Shulaw (USA), 6-3285 Koy Hopke (USA) DEC Sean Kinney (PA), 4-0 More Articles
2024 Pittsburgh Wrestling Classic Preview
TEAM PA vs TEAM USA This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Pittsburgh Wrestling Classic, of course old time fans will remember it more fondly as The Dapper Dan. Either way, it’s one of the most prominent all-star events in the sport – where a collective of nationally ranked seniors head to Western PA to take on a team of the Keystone State’s finest. There is also an undercard of sorts featuring a New Jersey squad against a WPIAL team. The story there for me will be to see how Tyeler Hagensen follows up a massive state title run. And the best match looks to be at 121 Ty Kapusta vs Logan Brzozowski. Kapusta is committed to Bucknell with Brzozowski heading to Harvard. Below is each match up of the main event, my predictions for each, and the reasoning for the pick. Event begins at 4:00 PM Eastern with the main event scheduled for 6:00 PM. Streaming on Flo. Export XLSExport CSV Pennsylvania Team National Team Predicted Winner Team Points Running Team Score Predicted Final Score 114 #2 Ayden Smith (Notre Dame GP) – Rutgers #20 Abram Cline (Granite Hills, CA) – Maryland Smith PA 4 PA 4 National Team 26 121 #14 Louie Gill (Reynolds) – N.C. State #4 Beric Jordan (Noble, OK) – Oklahoma Jordan Nat 3 Nat 3 Pennsylvania 13 127 #25 Chris Vargo (Bentworth) – Edinboro #3 JJ McComas (Stillwater, OK) – Oklahoma St. McComas Nat 3 Nat 6 133 HM Mason Gibson (Bishop McCort) – Penn State #6 Adrian Meza (Valiant Prep, AZ) – Iowa St. Meza Nat 3 Nat 9 139 Cooper Hornack (Burrell) – Columbia #3 Kyler Larkin (Valiant Prep, AZ) – Arizona St. Larkin Nat 4 Nat 13 145 #3 Jack Consiglio (Malvern Prep) – Stanford #4 Alex Braun (Woodbury, MN) – Oklahoma Consiglio PA 3 PA 7 152 HM Ryan Garvick (Central Dauphin) – Indiana #12 Miguel Estrada (Frontier, CA) – Iowa Estrada Nat 3 Nat 16 160 #4 Conner Harer (Montgomery) – Rutgers #3 Charlie Millard (Homestead, WI) – Minnesota Millard Nat 3 Nat 19 172 Hunter Hohman (Grove City) – American #2 Gage Wright (Parkersburg South, WV) – Virginia Tech Wright Nat 4 Nat 23 189 #2 Tucker Hogan (Daniel Boone) – Lock Haven #3 Karson Tompkins (Midlothian, TX) – Air Force Hogan PA 3 PA 10 215 #3 Rune Lawerence (Frazier) – West Virginia #6 Max Shulaw (DeSales, OH) – Virginia Lawrence PA 3 PA 13 285 #9 Sean Kinney (Nazareth) – Lafayette (Football) #4 Koy Hopke (Amery, WI) – Minnesota Hopke Nat 3 Nat 26 114 The Match Up: Ayden Smith vs Abram Cline The Analysis: Smith is a multi-time PA state champion who also picked up a pair of wins over world champ Paul Kenny this season. His losses were to #1 Landon Sidun and #7 Davis Motyka. Cline is a multi-time CA medalist, finishing 3rd and 3rd these last two seasons. He didn’t pick up any ranked wins this season, and took 3 losses to CA runner up Edwin Sierra and OH D1 champ Ethan Timar. He does have a win over Dom Munaretto from the Fall which would indicate an ability to step up against top 5-10 competition. But, looking at what they’ve done this year and being in PA with Cline having to fly across the country, I like the Rutgers commit Smith to control this one. 121 The Match Up: Louie Gill vs Beric Jordan The Analysis: At his best, Louie Gill can hang with, and beat, the best in the country. The reason he fell a bit to 14 to end the season is that he also – at times – takes some of the more head-scratching losses among the top 15. He was part of a top 10 trio in the 121 AA bracket this season with Aaron Seidel and Gauge Botero. Seidel would end up winning that state title, with Gill and Botero dropping to (at the time) unranked opponents, Gill doing so twice. Though he was able to double up on Botero having beat him during the season and then at Hershey. Jordan is a mainstay in the top 5 from Ohio and then moving to Oklahoma. He’ll be heading to Norman for the Sooners but first, he’ll look to add another high quality win to his HS resume. His only loss on the year was Leo DeLuca in the Ironman finals. His best win was Nate Desmond (finished as the prep champ). Ultimately, I think Jordan has earned the spot as the favorite in this one, and has shown a remarkable level of consistency to win the matches he’s supposed to. Gill should keep it close for PA but this should be where Team USA draws its first blood. 127 The Match Up: Chris Vargo vs JJ McComas The Analysis: Vargo made huge news in the PA post-season defeating Jax Forrest in the regional finals. It was likely that he would face Forrest again in Hershey. And he did, and Forrest got revenge in that one. However, Vargo is definitely a national level kid who can go toe to toe with the best, even if he hasn’t yet strung together the elite wins to keep him in the top 10-15 range. He’ll have that chance here. McComas is similar to Jordan in that the guy just beats the people he should and it doesn’t matter the weight. His only losses were to Jax, Seth Mendoza, and Hunter Hollingsworth up at 138. His best wins were Gage Walker and Cole Evans, both of whom finishing in or right near the top 10. McComas is the favorite here, should go back-to-back with Jordan for Oklahoma wrestlers picking up wins for Team USA. 133 The Match Up: Mason Gibson vs Adrian Meza The Analysis: Gibson came onto the HS scene as a phenom and while he finishes the season just out of my top 25, he certainly has the pedigree to beat just about anyone in this weight.
Pennsylvania State Tournament Finals Line Up: AA & AAA Boy Divisions & Girls
Click Here To Donate 2024 Pennsylvania State Finals: Finals Line Up 3/9 PIAA Finals Line Ups AA 107 #2 Dom Deputy (Chestnut Ridge) vs #1 Joe Bachmann (Faith Christian) 114 #1 Ayden Smith (Notre Dame-Green Pond) vs Will Detar (Trinity) 121 #5 Aaron Seidel (Northern Lebanon) vs Greyson Music (Biship McDevitt) 127 #20 Chris Vargo (Bentworth) vs #2 Jax Forrest (Bishop McCort) 133 #11 Brandt Harer (Montgomery) vs #13 Camden Baum (Bishop McDevitt) 139 #2 Bo Bassett (Bishop McCort) vs Cameron Mingee (Littlestown) 145 Reagan Milheim (Warrior Run) vs Mason Barvitskie (Southern Columbia) 152 #12 Melvin Miller (Bishop McCort) vs HM Max Stein (Faith Christian) 160 #3 Conner Harer (Montgomery) vs HM Cael Weidemoyer (Faith Christian) 172 #9 Adam Waters (Faith Christian) vs Luke Fugazzotto (Northwestern Lehigh) 189 Garrett Garcia (Southern Columbia) vs Andrew McMonagle (Huntingdon) 215 #3 Rune Lawrence (Frazier) vs #14 Austin Johnson (Muncy) 285 #20 Brenan Morgan (Central Valley) vs Brody Kline (Berks Catholic) AAA 107 Aiden Herndon (Cedar Cliff) vs #12 Dominick Morrison (Hatboro-Horsham) 114 #6 Landon Sidun (Norwin) vs Curtis Nelson (Ridley) 121 Ty Kapusta (Franklin Regional) vs #22 Keanu Dillard (Bethlehem Catholic) 127 Trey Wagner (Northampton) vs Dan Houser (Daniel Boone) 133 #7 Tahir Parkins (Nazareth) vs Tyler Adams (York Suburban) 139 #3 Maddox Shaw (Thomas Jefferson) vs #17 Dalton Perry (Central Mountain) 145 #1 Luke Simcox (Central Mountain) vs #2 Pierson Manville (State College) 152 #2 Kollin Rath (Bethlehem Catholic) vs #4 Collin Gaj (Quakertown) 160 HM Ryan Garvick (Central Dauphin) vs #9 Asher Cunningham (State College) 172 Bode Morgan (Trinity) vs #22 Vaughn Spencer (Pine Richland) 189 #2 Tucker Hogan (Daniel Boone) vs #13 Cole Bartram (Northern York) 215 #11 Dillon Bechtold (Owen J Roberts) vs Caleb Marzolino (Abington Heights) 285 #9 Sean Kinney (Nazareth) vs Dean Bechtold (Owen J Roberts) GIRLS 100 Val Solorio (Canon-McMillan) vs Grace Nesbitt (Neshaminy) 106 Julia Horger (Conwell Egen) vs Madilyn Enterline (Greenville) 112 Journie Rodriguez (JP McCaskey) vs Lane Fordyce (Bishop McCort) 118 Savannah Witt (Palisades) vs Ana Malovich (Butler) 124 Julissa Ortiz (Mariana Bracetti) vs Eliana White-Vega (Cumberland Valley) 130 Aubre Krazer (Easton) vs Haley Smarsh (Moon) 136 Haylie Jaffe (Kennett) vs Jordyn Fouse (Bishop McCort) 142 Violette Lasure (Chestnut Ridge) vs Sienna Landrum (Downington West) 148 Charlotte Gilfoil (Central Dauphin) vs Zoey Haines (Gettysburg) 155 Leyna Rumpler (North Allegheny) vs Avry Ryhal (Hickory) 170 Jael Miller (Punxsutawney) vs Maya Krieger (Bensalem) 190 Alyssa Favara (Bichop McCort) vs Natalie Rush (Canon-McMillan) 235 Brenda Banks (Panther Valley) vs MacKenna Atkinson (Souderton) Click Here To Donate
New Jersey State Tournament Recap: 5 Stories From Atlantic City
2024 New Jersey State Finals Recap: Top 5 Stories Top 5 Stories From New Jersey Fresh 3 One of the arguments around the country is the toughness of a particular state’s season ending championship tournament. Of course, many point to the states with the best talent and, regardless of the event construction, say those are the best, or among the best. And they’re right of course. The most obvious example of this is Pennsylvania. Widely regarded, perhaps unanimously so, as the toughest wrestling state, its tournament is a candidate for toughest, but it’s split into two divisions. Taken individually, each division is up there with any state. In totality it is the largest collection of national talent in one building in a single state. However, it is also obviously true that the toughest tournament possible in PA would combine both divisions. Maybe they’ll do that some day. No they won’t. Other top states that use a multi-division design are Illinois, Ohio, and well just about every other state does – the strong and not as strong alike. But there are states that run a single division tournament. And in that group are a few very strong states as well. California is most notable for the sheer size of its population, even just wrestling participation, it leads the nation. And when looking at ranked wrestlers for example, CA has more in a single tournament (PA has more combined). Indiana is another state that uses a one division system and every year you get some real strong NCAA prospects out of there. New Jersey is the 3rd of the “strong” states that compete in a single division. So what does this mean, why am I working through all this. Well, because for NJ and CA in particular the number of boys 4 time state champions is remarkably low. In fact, I believe they are tied with 4 such champions ever. In the entire history. 4. That’s it. On the girls side, Kira Pipkins has also done it. Of course to get there, one has to start their career in spectacular fashion. Winning that first title the first year out. And so we always keep a keen eye on the freshmen with the chance to do that and see just how they end up. It’s tough to wrestle a first HS season, a highly competitive schedule, and then navigate 3 days of weigh-ins and competition against older, more physically mature opponents. So, there is something special about those able to do it. Doing it doesn’t guarantee replicating it the remaining three years, but it does set the table at least. And any feast needs a table. Just don’t ask my kids to set. Forks on the right. Or is it left? Apparently, you shouldn’t ask me to do it either. Heading into Atlantic City there were a handful of freshmen that had a realistic shot at pulling this feat off. And coming away from Atlantic City, we have a handful of freshmen now on the 4-time clock. Cam Sontz The freshman from Delbarton wasn’t just among the handful of freshmen around New Jersey with a shot at being a 4 timer, he was among a handful on his own team with that ability. And as we’ll see in just a minute, a teammate of his joins him on this journey. Sontz season got started in pretty great fashion, reaching the Beast of the East finals against the top 106 pounder in the country, Joe Bachmann (ironically enough also a freshman, from PA). He held his own in that marquee matchup and kept it rolling all season. He suffered a loss to yet another national freshman phenom in Shamus Regan (Wyoming Seminary) but was then able to avenge that loss and even finish the season with the 2-1 series lead head to head. His only other hiccups along the way were when he bumped up to battle a top 10 senior from Wyoming Seminary (Davis Motyka) and to fellow New Jersey rival Killian Coluccio in the dual that would ultimately send Delbarton to the team state finals. And it was this result that would be most relevant to Atlantic City and set the stage for a possible rematch, for all the marbles. But the NJSIAA still hasn’t figured out what to do with freshmen and they say that like it’s a good thing and so these two freshmen would meet in the semis, not the finals. Oh well. At least it happened at all. And in this setting, it was Sontz coming out with the win, getting revenge on an opponent for the 2nd time this season. And he would close out the deal in the finals against Anthony Mason, a sophomore from Southern that we’ve thought highly of all season and even predicted to be in the finals once the brackets were released. I expect him to be a worthy opponent for Sontz these next two years, should they be at the same weight. Although it’s safe to say the state’s best rivalry brewing for the next three years will be Sontz Coluccio. And assuming they stay at the same weight, it could well be Coluccio is the one that halts the Sontz championship train. But that’s a story for another day. A bridge to cross when we get there. For now, this is about a super frosh who did exactly what you would expect and part of the Green Wave rolling through the Garden State that shows no signs of slowing down. Ryan DeGeorge Like Sontz, DeGeorge was a freshmen coming in for the Green Wave with the expectations of filling in for departed state champion seniors. Not at their weights but rather just on the roster. Last year, the Green Wave had 4 champions, Tyler Vazquez, Alessio Perentin, Louie Cerchio, and Simon Ruiz. With Vazquez and Ruiz graduating, they would need two new wrestlers to step up. And they got that. They got it from Sontz and they got it
Minnesota State Tournament Finals Line Up: All Boy Divisions & Girls
2024 Minnesota State Finals: Finals Line Up 3/2 Minnesota Finals Line Up (number is TKDWN National ranking) 107A Gage Bjerga of Staples Motley Charles Ikola of Deer River 114A Javier Berg of Chatfield Miklo Hernandez of Pipestone Area 121A Zach Remer of Mille Lacs Raiders Reed Sommer of KenyonWanamingo 127A Donovan Schmid of Mille Lacs Raiders Devin Carter of TracyMilroyBalatonWestbrookWalnutGrove 133A Trey Gunderson of KerkhovenMurdockSunburg Parker Kamm of Lake Crystal Wellcome Memorial Area 139A Hudson Burnett of Pipestone Area Masyn Patrick of Holdingford 145A #12 Nolan Ambrose of Jackson County Central Gavin Johnson of KenyonWanamingo 152A Colbe Tappe of Staples Motley Carson Rowland of Chatfield 160A Tommy Elwood of Medford David Revering of BerthaHewitt Verndale Parkers Prairie 172A Maximus Hanson of BelgradeBrootenElrosa Carter Coauette of Crookston 189A Nick Slater of Lake Crystal Wellcome Memorial Area Nick Wagner of Canby 215A Jacob Schimek of Saint ClairMankato Loyola Will Van Epps of KenyonWanamingo 285A Keegan Kuball of WEMJWP Will Rustan of West Central AreaAshbyBrandonEvansville 107AA #9 Turner Ross of Simley Lincoln Christenson of Marshall 114AA Joel Friederichs of Watertown Mayer Mayer Luth. Austin Grzywinski of Simley 121AA Titan Friederichs of Watertown Mayer Mayer Luth. Jackson Refsnider of TotinoGrace 127AA Christian Jelle of Grand Rapids Calvin Singewald of Cannon Falls 133AA Dylan Louwagie of Marshall Justus Heeg of Simley 139AA #18 Jack Nelson of MoundWestonka Kaden Nicolas of Becker 145AA #23 Matt Randolph of Scott West Owen Denstad of CaledoniaHouston 152AA #18 Cash Raymond of Simley Cooper Rowe of MoundWestonka 160AA #20 Griffin Lundeen of Thief River Falls Luke Swanson of KassonMantorville 172AA Bryce Burkett of Watertown Mayer Mayer Luth. Dominic Mann of KassonMantorville 189AA Zak McPhee of ProctorHermantown Evan McGuire of Mahtomedi 215AA #10 Cy Kruse of TotinoGrace Caleb Johnson of DilworthGlyndonFelton 285AA Grady Minnerath of Rocori Logan Bender of Chisago Lakes 107AAA Dylan St. Germain of Eagan Liam Collins of Prior Lake 114AAA Brett Swenson of Mounds View Lincoln Robideau of St. MichaelAlbertville 121AAA Luke Koenen of Wayzata Lawson Eller of New Prague 127AAA Tegan Sherk of St. Francis Chase Mills of St. MichaelAlbertville 133AAA #5 Logan Swensen of Wayzata Michael Olson of Albert Lea Area 139AAA Davis Parrow of Farmington Charles Vanier of Eden Prairie 145AAA #4 Alex Braun of Woodbury #22 Tyson Charmoli of St. Francis 152AAA #3 Landon Robideau of St. MichaelAlbertville Brad Little of Woodbury. 160AAA Charles Petit of Wayzata Terae Dunn of Eden Prairie 172AAA Jed Wester of St. MichaelAlbertville Jaxon Kenning of Saint Cloud Tech 189AAA Marcell Booth of Apple Valley John Murphy of St. MichaelAlbertville 215AAA #9 Quin Morgan of Mounds View Ben Schultz of Maple Grove 285AAA #21 Will Sather of Eden Prairie #25 Cittadino Tuttle of Stillwater 100Girls Ella Henning of WalkerHackAkeleyNevis Maggie Olson of Albert Lea Area 106Girls Olivia Sackor of Shakopee Angelica Benitez of Prior Lake 112Girls Bernie Rock of Luverne Lauren Elsmore of Pine Island 118Girls Charli Raymond of Simley Destiney Lofton of New Prague 124Girls Lanna Walter of Sauk CentreMelrose Andrea Quinones of Apple Valley 130Girls Riley Myers of Eastview Phoebe Kunerth of Minnetonka 136Girls Cassandra Gonzales of Apple Valley Diann Smith of GMLOS 142Girls Alley Altringer of Anoka Kylie Donat of Bemidji 148Girls Skylar Little Soldier of Hastings Cece Rock of Luverne 155Girls Sarah Pulk of BadgerGBMR Belle Suchta of Shakopee 170Girls Abby Ervasti of BerthaHewitt Verndale Parkers Prairie Grace Alagbo of Apple Valley 190Girls Gloriann Vigniavo of Apple Valley Maya Schmidt of Bemidji 235Girls Camryn Kenning of Saint Cloud Tech Ella George of South Saint Paul
New Jersey State Tournament Finals Line Up
2024 New Jersey State Finals: Finals Line Up 2/29 to 3/2 Finals Line Up(number is TKDWN National ranking) 106 #4 Cam Sontz (Delbarton) Anthony Mason (Southern Regional) 113 Tyeler Hagensen (Mt Olive) John McGinty (St Joe’s) 120 #1 Anthony Knox (St John Vianney) Kurt Wehner (Donovan Catholic) 126 #16 Ryan DeGeorge (Delbarton) Seach Hibler (Leonia) 132 #3 Adrian DeJesus (St Joe’s) Carson Walsh (Pope John) 138 #9 Caedyn Ricciardi (St Peter’s Prep) #5 Jayden James (Delbarton) 144 #9 Alex Nini (Christian Brothers) Sonny Amato (Rumson) 150 #25 Zach Ballante (St Joe’s) Gavin Hawk (Phillipsburg) 157 #7 Matt Henrich (Southern Regional) Kage Jones (Camden Catholic) 165 #6 Alessio Perentin (Delbarton) #7 Jordan Chapman (Cranford) 175 #3 Ryan Burton (St Joe’s) #10 Louie Cerchio (Delbarton) 190 #4 Harvey Ludington (Brick Memorial) Vincenzo LaValle (Hanover Park) 215 Vinnie Lee (Delbarton) Hudson Skove (Rumson) 285 #18 Rocco Dellagatta (St Joe’s) Connor Martin (Delbarton)
New Jersey State Tournament Lowest Seed To Place Per Weight
2024 New Jersey State Lowest Seeds To Place Per Weight Class 2/29 to 3/2 Lowest Placing Seeds By Weight 106 (16) Brody Neill (West Morris Central) 113 (15) Colton Hagerty (Washington Township) 120 (24) Kevin Ruland (Red Bank Regional) 126 (16) Seach Hibler (Leonia) 132 (12) Nick Balella (Hackettstown) 138 (13) Jake Zaltsman (St John Vianney) 144 (10) Nick Villani (Bernards) 150 (11) Jeremy Quezada (Dumont) 157 (17) Jake Clayton (Point Pleasant Boro) 165 (8) Christian Gioia (Governor Livingston) 175 (10) Brock Oizerowitz (Christian Brothers) 190 (9) Frankie Martino (Passaic Valley) 215 (12) Ethan Mendel (Northern Highlands Regional) 285 (8) James Lynch (Toms River East)
New Jersey State Tournament Semifinals Line Up
2024 New Jersey State Semifinals Lineup 2/29 to 3/2 NJ SEMIFINALS LINE UP 106 HM Anthony Mason (Southern Regional) vs Alex Espositio (West Essex Regional) #3 Killian Coluccio (Christian Brothers) vs #4 Cam Sontz (Delbarton) 113 Nate Braun (Bergen Catholic) vs John McGinty (St Joe’s) #3 Paul Kenny (Christian Brothers) vs Tyeler Hagensen (Mt Olive) 120 #1 Anthony Knox (St John Vianney) vs Logan Brzozowski (Seton Hall Prep) Anthony Rossi (Hunterdon Central) vs Kurt Wehner (Donovan Catholic) 126 Seach Hibler (Leonia) vs Jaden Perez (Delaware Valley) Dalton Weber (Pope John) vs #17 Ryan DeGeorge (Delbarton) 132 #3 Adrian DeJesus (St Joe’s) vs Patrick O’Keefe (St John Vianney) Bryce Manera (Southern Regional) vs Carson Walsh (Pope John) 138 #9 Caedyn Ricciardi (St Peters Prep) vs Anthony DePaul (St Augustine Prep) Dylan Ross (Paramus Catholic) vs #5 Jayden James (Delbarton) 144 #9 Alex Nini (Christian Brothers) vs Wyatt Stout (Southern Regional) #13 Auggie Hibler (Leonia) vs HM Sonny Amato (Rumson) 150 Jayden Iznaga (Bergen Catholic) vs HM Gavin Hawk (Phillipsburg) #25 Zach Ballante (St Joe’s) vs Drew Roskos (Delran) 157 #7 Matt Henrich (Southern Regional) vs Frank DiBella (St Joe’s) #22 Ryan Ford (Bergen Catholic) vs Kage Jones (Camden Catholic) 165 #6 Alessio Perentin (Delbarton) vs John Quinonez (Paramus Catholic) Tanner Hodgins (Howell) vs #7 Jordan Chapman (Cranford) 175 #3 Ryan Burton (St Joe’s) vs Connor Scuilla (Hasbrouck Heights) Thomas Brunetti (Hunterdon Central) vs #10 Louie Cerchio (Delbarton) 190 #4 Harvey Ludington (Brick Memorial) vs Dan Rella (Paramus Catholic) HM Vincenzo LaValle (Hanover Park) vs Tyler Bienus (Mt Olive) 215 HM Vinnie Lee (Delbarton) vs Ethan Mendel (Northern Heights) Xavier Williams (Paramus Catholic) vs #23 Hudson Skove (Rumson) 285 #18 Rocco Dellagatta (St Joe’s) vs John Wargo (Phillipsburg) Connor Martin (Delbarton) vs Brandon Toranzo (Nutley)