2012-13 ALL-CLASS RANKINGS!

PRE-SEASON RANKINGS!

Wrestlers are ranked by their ANTICIPATED weights. As with any ranking system they are just my opinion, arrived at through MANY hours of research.

Many factors are considered (Not always in this order):

1. State bracket performance.
2. Performance at national folkstyle tournaments.
3. National FS/GR success.
4. Information from Coaches and Parents.
5. Competition that the wrestler has faced.


IMPORTANT:

The input must include criteria! Asking, "Why is this guy above that guy" or saying, "I can't believe you have that guy ranked" is not criteria. Just state your evidence and if found substantive, I will change it. Also remember that we are still many weeks away from the first whistle so a lot can change and surely will.

Instead of changing the rankings AS new information comes in, I plan to update them each Friday until the season starts.




TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. St. James Academy - 5A
3. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
4. Newton - 5A
5. Garden City - 6A
6. Lawrence - 6A
7. Andover Central - 5A
8. Junction City - 6A
9. Colby - 4A
10. Topeka Seaman - 5A


106:
1. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A
2. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A
4. Christian Bowen – GD – 9 - 5A
5. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A
6. Landon Wood – MZ – 9 - 6A
7. Khamin Crow – SEA – 10 - 5A
8. Michael Prieto – GC – 9 - 6A
9. Chance Maynard – DC – 11 - 6A
10. Levi Kester – PT – 11 - 4A

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A
3. Joey DeFore – ARK – 11 - 5A
4. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A
5. Parker Howell – KMC – 11 - 5A
6. Kevin Perez – JC – 12 - 6A
7. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A
8. Zane Baugh – AB – 10 - 4A
9. Jeff Morrow – DB – 12 - 6A
10. Tristan Star – LAW – 10 - 6A

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A
2. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A
3. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A
4. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A
5. Quinton Harrison – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Hunter Price – HOL – 12 - 4A
7. Jake Elbrader – STA – 11 - 5A
8. PJ Cheney – TUR – 11 - 5A
9. Brett Moon – MZ – 9 - 6A
10. Armond McCray – WH – 10 - 6A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A
2. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A
3. Zak Hensley – SJA – 10 - 5A
4. Brandon Ball – HOI – 11 - 321A
5. Luke Henes – STA – 11 - 5A
6. John Risewick – NOR – 12 - 321A
7. Nick Haug – ON – 10 - 6A
8. Lucas Maki – AND – 12 - 5A
9. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A
10. Corey Spader – SPH – 12 - 4A

132:
1. Michael Olsen – LS - 11 - 5A
2. Hunter Haralson – LAW – 12 - 6A
3. Tyler Dickman – STA – 11 - 5A
4. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
5. Anthony Monares – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Trevor Kennedy – GC – 12 - 6A
7. Blake Stovall – ON – 9 - 6A
8. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A
9. Sawyer Like – BVSW – 11 - 5A
10. Chipper Jorns – SME – 12 - 6A

138:
1. Isaac Dulgarian – STA - 10 - 5A
2. Bryce Shoemaker – BAL – 12 - 4A
3. Cody Eastman – ARK – 12 - 5A
4. Reis Humphrey – SMS – 12 - 5A
5. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A
6. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A
7. Garrett McEachern – NEW – 12 - 5A
8. Greg Burley – GB – 11 - 5A
9. Jacob Durossette – FS – 11 - 4A
10. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A

145:
1. Brogan Humphrey – FRE - 11 - 321A
2. Andrew Millsap – JC – 11 - 6A
3. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A
4. Taylor Watkins – COL – 10 - 4A
5. Victor Hughes – FS – 12 - 4A
6. Tanner Ogden – RV – 12 - 4A
7. Lawson Fiss – HUG – 12 - 4A
8. Jake Gehring – BUH – 12 - 4A
9. Jared Fiscus – CH – 12 - 4A
10. Michael Helms – ARK – 12 - 5A

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A
2. Tagen Lambotte – ROS – 11 - 321A
3. Wyatt Villers – ARK – 12 - 5A
4. Scott Whitson – BUH – 11 - 4A
5. Dylan Jackson – EMP – 12 - 5A
6. Patrick Weaver – HUG – 12 - 4A
7. Matt Pratt – SJA – 10 - 5A
8. Chandler Ayer – DB – 12 - 6A
9. Kalin Collins – WS – 11 - 6A
10. Derek Frost – CFK - 12 - 4A

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A
2. Gavin Grater – RC - 11 - 321A
3. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A
6. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A
7. Ben Becker – DB – 12 - 6A
8. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
9. Quade Woofter – CLB – 12 - 4A
10. Nick Wuthnow – SAC – 11 - 321A

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A
3. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A
4. Johnny Perz – STA – 12 - 5A
5. Jared Langley – NEW – 10 - 5A
6. Blake Hampton – SPH – 11 - 4A
7. Anthony Gardner – GC – 12 - 6A
8. Trevor Whittaker – SV – 12 - 4A
9. Kolby Fennewald – MUL – 12 - 4A
10. Jordan Dillard – SMW - 12 - 6A

182:
1. Levi Eck – AN - 12 - 4A
2. Nick Meck – SH – 12 - 5A
3. Ben Ewing – STA – 10 - 5A
4. Kyler Atwood – SC – 12 - 321A
5. Armando Sandoval – ULY – 12 - 4A
6. Luke Weldon – VC – 12 - 5A
7. Brandon Salmans – HOX – 12 - 321A
8. Levi Huneke – SAB – 12 - 321A
9. Andy Muehlberger - SJA - 12 - 5A
10. Rasheed Brady – SMS – 11 - 5A

195:
1. Preston Weigel – HAY - 11 - 5A
2. Dillon Archer – NEW – 12 - 5A
3. Chad Blair – VC – 12 - 5A
4. Dalton Rodd – AC – 12 - 5A
5. Tanner O’Donnell – SS – 12 - 5A
6. Skyler Hittle – CON – 11 - 4A
7. Gavin Houser – COL – 12 - 4A
8. Austin Tillman – TOP – 11 - 6A
9. TJ Martin – BVSW – 12 - 5A
10. Nate Stanley – SEA – 12 - 5A

220:
1. Justin Scott – JW - 11 - 4A
2. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A
3. Jesse Colver – LV – 12 - 5A
4. Caleb Franklin – WN – 11 - 6A
5. Ray Gallegos – NEW – 11 - 5A
6. Dylan Cox – ARK – 12 - 5A
7. Ramiro Gatica – SMW – 12 - 6A
8. Jordan Drybread – CH – 12 - 4A
9. Ryker Greenbaum – DOU – 12 - 321A
10. Michael McEachern – SC – 12 - 321A

285:
1. Will Geary – TOP - 12 - 6A
2. Nathan Butler – LV – 12 - 5A
3. Clay Wilcox – CHP – 12 - 321A
4. Dylan Hall – SEA – 12 - 5A
5. Garret Lee – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Nadir Zayyad – BVW – 12 - 6A
7. Don Fowler – BVNW – 12 - 6A
8. Aaron Rafalko – JC – 12 - 6A
9. Zell Bieberle – CLB – 12 - 4A
10. Shannon Meck – SH - 12 - 5A

Thanks for posting Chief.

126 looks stacked this year if they all stay at that weight.

5A/120, 6A 113 and 5A 126 are really loaded.

Overall breakdown:

6A - 35
5A - 53
4A - 37
321A - 15

What about 4A 145? 7 of 10!

Wow - If Shawnee Mission South had not dropped to 5A, they would have had two top ranked wrestlers in 6A.

True!

Noticed Spencer Wilson was not ranked. Is he wrestling this year?

Dont know, he hasnt been cleared by the docs.

Bummer - always enjoy watching him compete

132 lbs. 1-Michael Olsen – LS - 11 - 5A, 2-Hunter Haralson – LAW – 12 - 6A, 3-Tyler Dickman – STA – 11 - 5A.

Can't get much tougher in weight in any class. Olsen and Haralson might get back at each other in the Leavenworth Challanger. Think Haralson won last year.

Don't know about 285 lb #1 Will Geary–TOP-12-6A and #2 Nathan Butler-LV–12-5A. Shame they won't meet at State.

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A
2. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A
3. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A
4. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A
5. Quinton Harrison – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Hunter Price – HOL – 12 - 4A
7. Jake Elbrader – STA – 11 - 5A
8. PJ Cheney – TUR – 11 - 5A
9. Brett Moon – MZ – 9 - 6A
10. Armond McCray – WH – 10 - 6A


I might be bias but it looks like, to me, that 5A 120 is one bad a$$ weight class. 6 of the top 10 from 5A? A 3xer and two returning state champs. Multiple state placers. Should be an interesting season.

Welcome to STA Tyler Dickman. First week of the season he has both Haralson and Olsen. STA, Lawrence and Lansing are all in the LV Challenger tournament.

I love my man Olsen and think he wins it. I also gotta agree with Cokeley (as much as I hate too...) 5a 120 is nasty!

285 - Will Geary over Nathan Butler 4-3
@ Rocky Mountain Nationals 03/18/2012

285 - Nathan Butler(K) dec over Will Geary 4-0, 1-1
@ Wrestling Central Freestyle Duals 05/19/2012

Both 2012 high school 6A state champions Butler @220 and Geary @ 285.
Butler
2012 ASICS FILA freestyle National Champion @ 275
2012 ASICS FILA Greco National Runner-up @ 275.
2012 ASICS/USAW Folkstyle Nationals 3rd place @ 285

So a 1 point victory in folkstyle supersedes not only a pretty impressive freestyle victory but also all of Butler's National accomplishments?
Is Butlers #2 ranking simply because he was 220 last year and Geary was 285? Seems to me that Butler has had more National success and has faced better competition.
Using the 5 factors you listed at the top of this thread,
1. is a tie
2,3,5 go to Butler.

Gee whiz, it looks like we have a lot of work to do. Looks like a lot of exciting matchups to come! I can't wait!

I love to watch both of these guys wrestle. I hear what you are saying but I must point out a few things. Nathan's National accomplishments are in the international styles and they were in the FILA Cadet age division which excludes many juniors and nearly all seniors. Will has very little, next to none, experience in the international styles. These rankings are for FOLKSTYLE and they are VERY different, especially for the big guys because of the push out rule. And yes, Nathan bumped up. I think these guys are VERY, VERY even but I too would have to give the ever so slight edge to Geary at this time.

Dickman won't be eligible the first week of the season, I don't believe.

Be careful to. Olsen is out for blood this year, and hopefully will bump up and meet with Dulgarian in a few of these tournaments, so maybe we won't see as many Olsen to Haralson to Dickman meetings this year. However, I don't think anyone will complain about an Olsen Dulgarian showdown. Sounds about as explosive as a Will Geary Nathan Butler state final.....

However, props to Chief. I couldn't have ranked this year in any way shape or form, but I think these are some legit rankings, setting up a sweet year for Kansas wrestling.
Don't forget about that college scene either

2. Performance at national folkstyle tournaments.
3. National FS/GR success.
From the original post on this thread


Nathan's 3rd place finish WAS at a folkstyle tournament, 2012 ASICS/USAW Jr/Cadet Folkstyle Natls, which includes both Jrs/cadets. So this alone should give him the nod. Look at the competition
Junior - 285
1st Place - Adam Coon of WOW
2nd Place - Cole Johnson of De Soto Wrestling
3rd Place - Nathan Butler of Leavenworth County Spartans
4th Place - Jeremy Brazil of ISI
5th Place - Riley Delzer of Oconto Falls
6th Place - Nathan Jackson of Tuttle High School
7th Place - Donte Winfield of Perry Meridian
8th Place - Collin Jensen of South Dakota
If you want to say these are folkstyle rankings then FS/GR should not be factored in at all. Are these rankings for the best FOLKSTYLE wrestlers in the state or the best WRESTLERS in the state? Like I said if this is all about folkstyle than summer wrestling shouldn't be considered, Because Nathan is clearly the BEST ALL AROUND 285 wrestler in the state.

Again Nathan wins 3 of the 5 so called factors used to determine the rankings out right. But of course you are going to side with Chief, it's what everyone on this forum expects.

powercat1,

We are still just over two months from the start of the season. I think that it is great that someone devotes their time to compiling these rankings for all of us to debate. I have seen both Butler and Geary wrestle high school and they have different wrestling styles. Geary looks like a beast and wrestles like one. Butler is probably one of the best high school (big men) wrestlers I have seen from the technical standpoint. Butler is well respected by those who have seen him wrestle as is Geary. I don't know either one of them personally, I can only speak from what I have seen on the mat.

Powercat,

You misunderstand the rankings.

I don't give the nod to the highest number of the criteria points that I stated. They are weighted. Many times the National FS/GR results break ties.

The two most influential points that determined my rankings with these two elite athletes were:

1. In the only Folkstyle match that they have ever wrestled each other, Geary won.
2. Geary is the defending 285 State Champion. Butler is the defending 220 State Champion.

I know both of these wrestlers very well and I am jumping up and down in their corner. We have two of the finest HWT's in the country. I was really bummed that they were split in the classes and that due to changes in the schedules, that they will not meet at the SM North tournament.

To be clear, had they never wrestled each other in Folkstyle, I would have ranked Nathan #1. Understand also that the Oak Park FS Duals were the first FS matches in Will Geary's life.

I sure hope they both plan to join my teams in Denver again in March 2013!

160 is the toughest weight. I think the top 3 could easily claim the top spot. Hope Calvin is recovered.

195 5A deserves more comments. Rodd has some big wins and I watched O'Donnell this summer, and who know what you are going to get. He has matches where he can beat anyone.

145 4A is very deep.

Finally, I expect alot of movement on weight. There are some kids I just do not think are going to make these weights.

And, again, the best thread on the forum. It creates interest and frustrates that guy down south....

Yes......and Amen.

I don't know if this is funny or not but Haralson but the "#1" 132 twice last season

It can be funny...lol.

Look at last years final All-Class ranking and you will see Olsen ranked above Hunter. That was based on a triangle of wins/losses vs. Stokes and others. Those two defeats happened in week 1 and 2 back in 2011. There have been over 50 matches wrestled since then. Olsen deserves that top ranking in my opinion but I do agree that Hunter has a valid point here! I may have to rethink that.

Thanks!

BDRan, Olsen is a nice young man, met him and some of his family for the first time last year, they were all very nice, polite, and respectful people, and die hard wrestling fans!! I enjoyed talking to them all!!and he is a stud. But, before the big Olsen vs Dulgarian showdown, you might want to remember there are some other tough, 138 ers out their he might have to face before he makes it too the big showdown!! Im sure they too are on a mission this year! Im just saying, and no disrespect intented, both Olsen and Dulgarian are good kids!!

B. Shoemaker-BAL
R. Humphrey-SMS
J. Durossett-FS
G. McEachern-NEW

Just too name a few of the guys I know will be at some the same Tournaments together, I know there are several more tough 138 ers out their.

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. St. James Academy - 5A
3. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
4. Newton - 5A

This will be a lot of fun to watch as the season goes along. Come State, this could be one heck of a knock down drag out to see who takes the top prize. Good stuff.

My Boy Blue. No disrespect intended towards any of those four. I expect 138 to be the most entertaining weight class this year, with so much speed, strength, and variations in style in one weight class. It will be hard to look away from any match in that weight. I've seen all four of those studs do some crazy things firsthand. I was just saying as much as we're looking forward to the top three at 132, a bump up from Olsen to 138, and a good amount of upsets at tournaments, would lead to a showdown that could be one of the top matches seen this year. Emphasis on upsets though. Because 138 is steep, and I'll be studying the brackets at these tournaments more this year than any of my classes!
Best of luck to you this year though Blue, unless you're wrestling an Shawnee Mission School dressed in black and blue :p

BDRan, You are right it will be a fun and exciting year, cant wait to get rolling!! and who knows who will be at what weight by then, Im sure there will be lots of movement before the boys take to the mat..good luck to you guys also! Green and Gold through and through!!! LOL... Take care.

5A race could be epic however I feel the railers have earned the 2 spot we return over 100 state points approx. 120 points and return 7 placers all of which have improved and 3 other state qualifiers who won matches last year and will be major threats to place especially 160 and 126 pound kids. We have a 113 pounder who will surprise a lot of people and Quinton Harrison slightly under ranked though all are good kids. He has wins over several great opponents and is 3 time medalist returning to that same weight. McEachern probably will be 45 and monares 32 or 38. That being said we were ranked 4 heading into regional last year and did just fine at state 6 points shy of ark city. I anticipate another great race and can't wait.

Those top 4 will be very close. Many things will change before the first weekend but I currently have five finalists for Ark and one for Newton. I do have eight placers for Newton, which will rack up a lot of points.

Are you talking about:

113 - E. Torres
126 - G. Torres
160 - Nelson

Correct on Torres cousins but Hayden Mock will be 60 and he was one match away from placing at 152 last year. Harrison split with number two and beat number 3 ranked guy at 26 just think he usually gets under ranked. McEachern will never see 38 and I think that makes a difference. We will see but I know we have finalists Langley and gallegos will be right there. Gallegos one point away from finals last year lost 1 to 0 to tough kid from hays cash drylie. Langley all american in cadets at fargo keeps getting better.A lot changes in a year i believe this newton team will be better than last year.But I also know other teams improve this just my opinion.

Ark city won title with o champs last year and I believe KC Turner won it in i believe 2004 with o champs but 12 medalists.Just saying.

Relocated

Scooter, maybe you can move this question to it's own thread since it's not an All-Class ranking issue, but I will throw out two names that come to mind...

Ryne Cokeley:
2008 - 119
2009 - 130
2010 - 145

Parker Madl:
2009 - 140
2010 - 171

The quality of the wrestler, not his weight class, determines whether he is able to bump up weight classes and still compete. There are plenty of kids that DON'T win state one year, then bump up several weight classes and DO win state the following year......

What about Kyle Miller, Buhler? Heard he took state @ 145# in Roman Grecko. And competed at Fargo..He also beat Spader last year at Hays. Thinking he should be somewhere on the rankings at 126..just my opinion

Lucas Maki should be number 2 at 126 .

A two time placewinner at 125 in 5a ( 4th in 2012 & 5th in 2011 ). Maki of Andover

I agree that Maki is underrated. He should be at #5. I will update on Friday.

126 will change on Friday. Cole beat Miller. Greg Jones is likely to be in the rankings at this weight.

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. St. James Academy - 5A
3. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
4. Newton - 5A
5. Garden City - 6A
6. Lawrence - 6A
7. Andover Central - 5A
8. Junction City - 6A
9. Colby - 4A
10. Topeka Seaman - 5A


106:
1. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A
2. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A
4. Christian Bowen – GD – 9 - 5A
5. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A
6. Alex Cavanaugh - SL - 9 - 321A
7. Landon Wood – MZ – 9 - 6A
8. Michael Prieto – GC – 9 - 6A
9. Chance Maynard – DC – 11 - 6A
10. Levi Kester - PT - 11 - 4A

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A
3. Joey DeFore – ARK – 11 - 5A
4. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A
5. Parker Howell – KMC – 11 - 5A
6. Kevin Perez – JC – 12 - 6A
7. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A
8. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A
9. Zane Baugh – AB – 10 - 4A
10. Jeff Morrow – DB – 12 - 6A

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A
2. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A
3. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A
4. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A
5. Quinton Harrison – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Hunter Price – HOL – 12 - 4A
7. Jake Elbrader – STA – 11 - 5A
8. PJ Cheney – TUR – 11 - 5A
9. Brett Moon – MZ – 9 - 6A
10. Armond McCray – WH – 10 - 6A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A
2. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A
3. Zak Hensley – SJA – 10 - 5A
4. Brandon Ball – HOI – 11 - 321A
5. Lucas Maki – AND – 12 - 5A
6. Luke Henes – STA – 11 - 5A
7. John Risewick – NOR – 12 - 321A
8. Nick Haug – ON – 10 - 6A
9. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A
10. Greg Jones - WH - 11 - 6A

132:
1. Hunter Haralson – LAW – 12 - 6A
2. Michael Olsen – LS - 11 - 5A
3. Tyler Dickman – STA – 11 - 5A
4. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
5. Anthony Monares – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Trevor Kennedy – GC – 12 - 6A
7. Blake Stovall – ON – 9 - 6A
8. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A
9. Sawyer Like – BVSW – 11 - 5A
10. Chipper Jorns – SME – 12 - 6A

138:
1. Isaac Dulgarian – STA - 10 - 5A
2. Bryce Shoemaker – BAL – 12 - 4A
3. Cody Eastman – ARK – 12 - 5A
4. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A
6. Garrett McEachern – NEW – 12 - 5A
7. Greg Burley – GB – 11 - 5A
8. Jacob Durossette – FS – 11 - 4A
9. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A
10. Davis Matthews - MH - 12 - 6A

145:
1. Brogan Humphrey – FRE - 11 - 321A
2. Andrew Millsap – JC – 11 - 6A
3. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A
4. Taylor Watkins – COL – 10 - 4A
5. Victor Hughes – FS – 12 - 4A
6. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A
7. Tanner Ogden – RV – 12 - 4A
8. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
9. Jake Gehring – BUH – 12 - 4A
10. Jared Fiscus – CH – 12 - 4A

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A
2. Tagen Lambotte – ROS – 11 - 321A
3. Wyatt Villers – ARK – 12 - 5A
4. Lawson Fiss - HUG - 12 - 4A
5. Scott Whitson – BUH – 11 - 4A
6. Dylan Jackson – EMP – 12 - 5A
7. Matt Pratt – SJA – 10 - 5A
8. Chandler Ayer – DB – 12 - 6A
9. Kalin Collins – WS – 11 - 6A
10. Saul Ortiz - WNW - 10 - 6A

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A
2. Gavin Grater – RC - 11 - 321A
3. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A
6. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A
7. Ben Becker – DB – 12 - 6A
8. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
9. Quade Woofter – CLB – 12 - 4A
10. Ethan Deterding - HAY - 10 - 5A

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A
3. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A
4. Johnny Perz – STA – 12 - 5A
5. Jared Langley – NEW – 10 - 5A
6. Trevor Whittaker – SV – 12 - 4A
7. Blake Hampton – SPH – 11 - 4A
8. Anthony Gardner – GC – 12 - 6A
9. Kolby Fennewald – MUL – 12 - 4A
10. Jordan Dillard – SMW - 12 - 6A

182:
1. Levi Eck – AN - 12 - 4A
2. Nick Meck – SH – 12 - 5A
3. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A
4. Ben Ewing – STA – 10 - 5A
5. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
6. Kyler Atwood – SC – 12 - 321A
7. Kyle Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A
8. Armando Sandoval – ULY – 12 - 4A
9. Luke Weldon – VC – 12 - 5A
10. Brandon Salmans – HOX – 12 - 321A

195:
1. Preston Weigel – HAY - 11 - 5A
2. Dillon Archer – NEW – 12 - 5A
3. Chad Blair – VC – 12 - 5A
4. Skyler Hittle – CON – 11 - 4A
5. Tanner O’Donnell – SS – 12 - 5A
6. Gavin Houser – COL – 12 - 4A
7. Austin Tillman – TOP – 11 - 6A
8. TJ Martin – BVSW – 12 - 5A
9. Nate Stanley – SEA – 12 - 5A
10. Jake Bradley - PV - 12 - 4A

220:
1. Justin Scott – JW - 11 - 4A
2. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A
3. Jesse Colver – LV – 12 - 5A
4. Caleb Franklin – WN – 11 - 6A
5. Ray Gallegos – NEW – 11 - 5A
6. Dylan Cox – ARK – 12 - 5A
7. Ramiro Gatica – SMW – 12 - 6A
8. Jordan Drybread – CH – 12 - 4A
9. Ryker Greenbaum – DOU – 12 - 321A
10. Michael McEachern – SC – 12 - 321A

285:
1. Will Geary – TOP - 12 - 6A
2. Nathan Butler – LV – 12 - 5A
3. Clay Wilcox – CHP – 12 - 321A
4. Dylan Hall – SEA – 12 - 5A
5. Garret Lee – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Nadir Zayyad – BVW – 12 - 6A
7. Don Fowler – BVNW – 12 - 6A
8. Aaron Rafalko – JC – 12 - 6A
9. Zell Bieberle – CLB – 12 - 4A
10. Shannon Meck – SH - 12 - 5A

You might look at 106 i think Cavanaugh beat Bowen at state last year.

WIlson beat Kennedy at Derby in 2011

What happened on the backside there? Kennedy took 3rd at Derby and Wilson took 6th.

Why don't we stop with all this bull Sh*t and let the kids wrestle. I know plenty of kids who have bounced back from a tough year with no state metal and won a title. stop bi- curiously living through these kids and just watch them and appreciate the good wrestling.

Wilson took 6th because of injury default, chief.

Some people can't just watch the circus, they have to make themselves a part of it.

Jared Johnson graduated last year

Jared Johnson is a senior this year

The majority of wrestling fans, participants, coaches, parents, and advocates embrace rankings. If you are part of the minority you need to learn to enjoy the rankings and the hard work that has gone into them or go away unless you have something positive to contribute.

Looking at the time posted, I think Elbow did some drunk posting. JMO. Sleep it off guy.

Heck, I didn't know he was talking about "rankings", I thought he was talking about something else entirely. My bad, but my point remains the same and valid!

Pathetic sporto. Keep living off tax payers bud. I have to work in the morning, how bout you???

You need to go back over to the kids board. You're not quite ready for the grown-up board!

PC, welcome to the grown-up board. Good luck to your son this year in his freshman campaign.

Do your research Johnson graduated last year with a second place finish behind Ky Biddle

Lol. Jared is a Senior this year.

Big Red, I hope Jared graduates sometime, but it will be this May - God willing.... He is still only 17.

The topic of the string is "All Class Rankings"... Sporto, I thought you were pointing out that the 2nd grade level speller was a member of the circus and in support of my point. What exactly are you trying to say? You agree with a guy that can't spell? What is your point and if we don't know what it is it doesn't really matter if it is valid or not. My statement is a fact and a request.

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. St. James Academy - 5A
3. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
4. Newton - 5A
5. Garden City - 6A
6. Derby - 6A
7. Lawrence - 6A
8. Andover Central - 5A
9. Junction City - 6A
10. Colby - 4A



106:
1. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A
2. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A
4. Christian Bowen – GD – 9 - 5A
5. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A
6. Alex Cavanaugh - SL - 9 - 321A
7. Landon Wood – MZ – 9 - 6A
8. Michael Prieto – GC – 9 - 6A
9. Chance Maynard – DC – 11 - 6A
10. Levi Kester - PT - 11 - 4A

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A
3. Joey DeFore – ARK – 11 - 5A
4. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A
5. Parker Howell – KMC – 11 - 5A
6. Kevin Perez – JC – 12 - 6A
7. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A
8. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A
9. Zane Baugh – AB – 10 - 4A
10. Jeff Morrow – DB – 12 - 6A

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A
2. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A
3. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A
4. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A
5. Quinton Harrison – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Hunter Price – HOL – 12 - 4A
7. Jake Elbrader – STA – 11 - 5A
8. PJ Cheney – TUR – 11 - 5A
9. Brett Moon – MZ – 9 - 6A
10. Armond McCray – WH – 10 - 6A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A
2. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A
3. Zak Hensley – SJA – 10 - 5A
4. Brandon Ball – HOI – 11 - 321A
5. Lucas Maki – AND – 12 - 5A
6. Luke Henes – STA – 11 - 5A
7. John Risewick – NOR – 12 - 321A
8. Nick Haug – ON – 10 - 6A
9. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A
10. Greg Jones - WH - 11 - 6A

132:
1. Hunter Haralson – LAW – 12 - 6A
2. Michael Olsen – LS - 11 - 5A
3. Tyler Dickman – STA – 11 - 5A
4. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
5. Anthony Monares – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Trevor Kennedy – GC – 12 - 6A
7. Blake Stovall – ON – 9 - 6A
8. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A
9. Sawyer Like – BVSW – 11 - 5A
10. Chipper Jorns – SME – 12 - 6A

138:
1. Isaac Dulgarian – STA - 10 - 5A
2. Bryce Shoemaker – BAL – 12 - 4A
3. Cody Eastman – ARK – 12 - 5A
4. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A
6. Garrett McEachern – NEW – 12 - 5A
7. Greg Burley – GB – 11 - 5A
8. Jacob Durossette – FS – 11 - 4A
9. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A
10. Davis Matthews - MH - 12 - 6A

145:
1. Brogan Humphrey – FRE - 11 - 321A
2. Andrew Millsap – JC – 11 - 6A
3. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A
4. Taylor Watkins – COL – 10 - 4A
5. Victor Hughes – FS – 12 - 4A
6. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A
7. Tanner Ogden – RV – 12 - 4A
8. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
9. Jake Gehring – BUH – 12 - 4A
10. Jared Fiscus – CH – 12 - 4A

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A
2. Tagen Lambotte – ROS – 11 - 321A
3. Wyatt Villers – ARK – 12 - 5A
4. Lawson Fiss - HUG - 12 - 4A
5. Scott Whitson – BUH – 11 - 4A
6. Dylan Jackson – EMP – 12 - 5A
7. Matt Pratt – SJA – 10 - 5A
8. Chandler Ayer – DB – 12 - 6A
9. Kalin Collins – WS – 11 - 6A
10. Saul Ortiz - WNW - 10 - 6A

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A
2. Gavin Grater – RC - 11 - 321A
3. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A
6. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A
7. Ben Becker – DB – 12 - 6A
8. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
9. Quade Woofter – CLB – 12 - 4A
10. Ethan Deterding - HAY - 10 - 5A

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A
3. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A
4. Johnny Perz – STA – 12 - 5A
5. Jared Langley – NEW – 10 - 5A
6. Trevor Whittaker – SV – 12 - 4A
7. Blake Hampton – SPH – 11 - 4A
8. Anthony Gardner – GC – 12 - 6A
9. Kolby Fennewald – MUL – 12 - 4A
10. Jordan Dillard – SMW - 12 - 6A

182:
1. Levi Eck – AN - 12 - 4A
2. Nick Meck – SH – 12 - 5A
3. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A
4. Ben Ewing – STA – 10 - 5A
5. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
6. Kyler Atwood – SC – 12 - 321A
7. Kyle Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A
8. Armando Sandoval – ULY – 12 - 4A
9. Luke Weldon – VC – 12 - 5A
10. Brandon Salmans – HOX – 12 - 321A

195:
1. Preston Weigel – HAY - 11 - 5A
2. Dillon Archer – NEW – 12 - 5A
3. Chad Blair – VC – 12 - 5A
4. Skyler Hittle – CON – 11 - 4A
5. Tanner O’Donnell – SS – 12 - 5A
6. Gavin Houser – COL – 12 - 4A
7. Austin Tillman – TOP – 11 - 6A
8. TJ Martin – BVSW – 12 - 5A
9. Nate Stanley – SEA – 12 - 5A
10. Jake Bradley - PV - 12 - 4A

220:
1. Justin Scott – JW - 11 - 4A
2. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A
3. Jesse Colver – LV – 12 - 5A
4. Caleb Franklin – WN – 11 - 6A
5. Ray Gallegos – NEW – 11 - 5A
6. Dylan Cox – ARK – 12 - 5A
7. Ramiro Gatica – SMW – 12 - 6A
8. Jordan Drybread – CH – 12 - 4A
9. Ryker Greenbaum – DOU – 12 - 321A
10. Michael McEachern – SC – 12 - 321A

285:
1. Will Geary – TOP - 12 - 6A
2. Nathan Butler – LV – 12 - 5A
3. Clay Wilcox – CHP – 12 - 321A
4. Dylan Hall – SEA – 12 - 5A
5. Garret Lee – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Nadir Zayyad – BVW – 12 - 6A
7. Don Fowler – BVNW – 12 - 6A
8. Aaron Rafalko – JC – 12 - 6A
9. Zell Bieberle – CLB – 12 - 4A
10. Shannon Meck – SH - 12 - 5A

http://cjonline.com/sports/2012-01-10/area-star-jared-johnson check out this link

Last years state bracket says different
http://www.usawks.com/HighSchool/2012/3A152.pdf

Hey, Big Red I got to love your tenacity ! You won’t even take Jared Johnsons own fathers written word for it. I guess only time will convince you. In the mean time it will be fun watching you dig that hole deeper and deeper!

BigRed, he is a senior this year.

Patrick Burrus not ranked?

Hay! Hey! A little compasion for us pour spelers. I have tried to get a spel cheker on this forumm for a few yaers. Cain't figur if i am typing fastr than i can think, or thinkeng fastr than i can typ.

He will be in 5A.

Chef how come FLO wrestling has Nathen ranked above will and you don't? is it because Nathen isn't on your park hill team? Nathen is a better hwt today than he was last year at rocky mountian nat. He worked he's butt off all summer to be the best.

Nathan Butler should be the #1 HWT in the state of Kansas

No.

1. The only folkstyle match they ever wrestled, Will won.
2. Will is the defending HWT champion. Nathan is the defending 220 champion.

Understand this "coach". Ranking Will above Nathan is not because I like one kid better than the other. I like them both! You can't hardly find a more respectful kid than Nathan Butler.

Flo has them both at HWT.Nathan is a 2 time defending state champ

At 215 and 220.

Will is a Bad dude don't get me wrong i'm not cutting will down at all he is the strongest hwt in the nat. But Flo wrestling has Nathan ranked above will.

Kids grow

Nathan is a HWT now

Nathan bet will in May

I did see that. I do communicate with Willie Saylor, the Editor at Flo Wrestling.

He also beat Will in May...

1. That was Freestyle.
2. That was Will Geary's first and only FS tournament in his life.

y does flo have Nathan ranked above will?

I just had a crazy idea. Lets wrestle to find out whos who.
May sound weird to some but any thing is worth a try right?

Their ranking reflected Nathan's national success, specifically at FILA Nationals and USAW Folkstyle Nationals. At the time of their ranking, they did not know if Geary had ever wrestled him. The subjectivity creeps in when you consider that Will was not in that ASICS/USWA Folkstyle bracket.

To be clear. My rankings are not predictions, they are just rankings. My expectation is that their dual match on January 9th will decide the #1 HWT in Kansas. No matter who wins, it will not surprise me. We have two fantastic heavyweights.

UPDATE #2


TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. St. James Academy - 5A
3. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
4. Newton - 5A
5. Garden City - 6A
6. Derby - 6A
7. Lawrence - 6A
8. Andover Central - 5A
9. Junction City - 6A
10. Colby - 4A



106:
1. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A
2. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A
4. Christian Bowen – GD – 9 - 5A
5. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A
6. Alex Cavanaugh - SL - 9 - 321A
7. Landon Wood – MZ – 9 - 6A
8. Michael Prieto – GC – 9 - 6A
9. Chance Maynard – DC – 11 - 6A
10. Levi Kester - PT - 11 - 4A

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A
3. Joey DeFore – ARK – 11 - 5A
4. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A
5. Parker Howell – KMC – 11 - 5A
6. Kevin Perez – JC – 12 - 6A
7. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A
8. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A
9. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A
10. Zane Baugh – AB – 10 - 4A

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A
2. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A
3. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A
4. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A
5. Quinton Harrison – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Hunter Price – HOL – 12 - 4A
7. Jake Elbrader – STA – 11 - 5A
8. Brett Moon – MZ – 9 - 6A
9. Armond McCray – WH – 10 - 6A
10. Cody McDonald - DB - 10 - 6A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A
2. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A
3. Zak Hensley – SJA – 10 - 5A
4. Brandon Ball – HOI – 11 - 321A
5. Lucas Maki – AND – 12 - 5A
6. Luke Henes – STA – 11 - 5A
7. John Risewick – NOR – 12 - 321A
8. Nick Haug – ON – 10 - 6A
9. Greg Jones - WH - 11 - 6A
10. Garrett Girard - 11 - LAW - 6A

132:
1. Hunter Haralson – LAW – 12 - 6A
2. Michael Olsen – LS - 11 - 5A
3. Tyler Dickman – STA – 11 - 5A
4. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
5. Anthony Monares – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A
7. Blake Stovall – ON – 9 - 6A
8. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A
9. Sawyer Like – BVSW – 11 - 5A
10. Chipper Jorns – SME – 12 - 6A

138:
1. Isaac Dulgarian – STA - 10 - 5A
2. Bryce Shoemaker – BAL – 12 - 4A
3. Cody Eastman – ARK – 12 - 5A
4. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A
6. Garrett McEachern – NEW – 12 - 5A
7. Greg Burley – GB – 11 - 5A
8. Jacob Durossette – FS – 11 - 4A
9. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A
10. Davis Matthews - MH - 12 - 6A

145:
1. Brogan Humphrey – FRE - 11 - 321A
2. Andrew Millsap – JC – 11 - 6A
3. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A
4. Taylor Watkins – COL – 10 - 4A
5. Victor Hughes – FS – 12 - 4A
6. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A
7. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A
8. Tanner Ogden – RV – 12 - 4A
9. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
10. Jake Gehring – BUH – 12 - 4A

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A
2. Tagen Lambotte – ROS – 11 - 321A
3. Wyatt Villers – ARK – 12 - 5A
4. Lawson Fiss - HUG - 12 - 4A
5. Scott Whitson – BUH – 11 - 4A
6. Dylan Jackson – EMP – 12 - 5A
7. Matt Pratt – SJA – 10 - 5A
8. Chandler Ayer – DB – 12 - 6A
9. Kalin Collins – WS – 11 - 6A
10. Saul Ortiz - WNW - 10 - 6A

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A
2. Gavin Grater – RC - 11 - 321A
3. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A
4. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A
5. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A
6. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A
7. Ben Becker – DB – 12 - 6A
8. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
9. Quade Woofter – CLB – 12 - 4A
10. Ethan Deterding - HAY - 10 - 5A

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A
3. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A
4. Anthony Gardner – GC – 12 - 6A
5. Johnny Perz – STA – 12 - 5A
6. Jared Langley – NEW – 10 - 5A
7. Trevor Whittaker – SV – 12 - 4A
8. Blake Hampton – SPH – 11 - 4A
9. Kolby Fennewald – MUL – 12 - 4A
10. Jordan Dillard – SMW - 12 - 6A

182:
1. Levi Eck – AN - 12 - 4A
2. Nick Meck – SH – 12 - 5A
3. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A
4. Ben Ewing – STA – 10 - 5A
5. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
6. Kyler Atwood – SC – 12 - 321A
7. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A
8. Armando Sandoval – ULY – 12 - 4A
9. Luke Weldon – VC – 12 - 5A
10. Brandon Salmans – HOX – 12 - 321A

195:
1. Preston Weigel – HAY - 11 - 5A
2. Dillon Archer – NEW – 12 - 5A
3. Chad Blair – VC – 12 - 5A
4. Skyler Hittle – CON – 11 - 4A
5. Tanner O’Donnell – SS – 12 - 5A
6. Gavin Houser – COL – 12 - 4A
7. Austin Tillman – TOP – 11 - 6A
8. TJ Martin – BVSW – 12 - 5A
9. Nate Stanley – SEA – 12 - 5A
10. Jake Bradley - PV - 12 - 4A

220:
1. Justin Scott – JW - 11 - 4A
2. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A
3. Jesse Colver – LV – 12 - 5A
4. Caleb Franklin – WN – 11 - 6A
5. Ray Gallegos – NEW – 11 - 5A
6. Dylan Cox – ARK – 12 - 5A
7. Ramiro Gatica – SMW – 12 - 6A
8. Jordan Drybread – CH – 12 - 4A
9. Ryker Greenbaum – DOU – 12 - 321A
10. Michael McEachern – SC – 12 - 321A

285:
1. Will Geary – TOP - 12 - 6A
2. Nathan Butler – LV – 12 - 5A
3. Clay Wilcox – CHP – 12 - 321A
4. Dylan Hall – SEA – 12 - 5A
5. Garret Lee – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Nadir Zayyad – BVW – 12 - 6A
7. Don Fowler – BVNW – 12 - 6A
8. Aaron Rafalko – JC – 12 - 6A
9. Zell Bieberle – CLB – 12 - 4A
10. Shannon Meck – SH - 12 - 5A

Just because flowrestling has rankings different means nothing. The guys at flowrestling do not know our kansas guys more than we do. Does it really matter anyway?

Willie Saylor is a PA guy anyway.....He does a great job, but I would say he is more worried about East Coast Wrestling and how his PA boys are doing than anything.

The Oakley kid ranked 7th at 182 is actually named Jason. His middle name might be Kyle though, I'll have to ask his dad. LOL

Chief,
What happened to Jeff Morrow at 113 or 120?

PJ Cheney is going 113. Morrow was #10 there and now he's #11.

Derby has got it going though. That team is a contender!

Chief,
How does 4th in 5-A automatically bump 4th in 6-A?

Cheney beat Seaton 11-6 and 11-5. Seaton beat Morrow 8-2. It was certainly not an automatic choice.

What weight is Himpel wrestling? I would guess 126 but could try and certify 120 again.

Reported to be 126.

Chief,
Did Keegan Amos from Holcomb get any thought. I am not sure what weight he is going this year, but he should be tough where ever he is, he took #3 DeFore to a 1pt match in state semis last year, and finished 3rd last year.

I did consider that. Did Amos ever wrestle Jurgens? Who were his 4 losses to? He had a 15-4 record coming in. I have the finalist Jurgens ahead of him.

I think Amos might have beaten Jurgens at the GWAC League Tourney last year but I do not know for sure.

This Morrow loss occurred at Kids State where Morrow withdrew because of being ill.

I believe Jergens won early in the year, then Keegan won the next couple plus beating Salko 7-4 in the reginal finals, after Salko pinned Jergens in the semis. As far as other losses I think one of those was a forfiet at Garden City tourn due to a mistaken skin issue, and the other was late on the back side of the bracket at Garden City tourn. I am guessing he lost to Perez from Ulysses in there somewhere as well.

Thanks for the info!

I think Perez beat both Jurgens and Amos at the GWAC tourney. They don't have individual results for all duals at the tourney posted, but Perez was awarded first, Amos second, and Jurgens third.

RJ1W
I believe you are correct Perez beat both of them, Amos lost once to Perez and Jergens lost twice to Amos, and Perez. Of course that is a long way back to remember for me though.

If everyone would use Trackwrestling for their events then we wouldn't have to rely on our memories for this stuff. Plugging the best Online wrestling tool on the internet!

In the past I have not been 100% on board with Track Wrestling, as I have always been old school, and use the old fashion pen to paper. But after seeing some of the other programs out there lately, I have to agree with Will, Track Wrestling appears to be the best out there. But this is completely different topic on the forum. So back to the All Class Rankings!!!!

WOW!! I said I agree with Will that doesn’t happen much.

Don't beat yourself up, it happens to everyone at some point in time.

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. St. James Academy - 5A
3. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
4. Newton - 5A
5. Garden City - 6A
6. Derby - 6A
7. Lawrence - 6A
8. Andover Central - 5A
9. Junction City - 6A
10. Colby - 4A



106:
1. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A
2. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A
4. Christian Bowen – GD – 9 - 5A
5. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A
6. Alex Cavanaugh - SL - 9 - 321A
7. Landon Wood – MZ – 9 - 6A
8. Michael Prieto – GC – 9 - 6A
9. Chance Maynard – DC – 11 - 6A
10. Levi Kester - PT - 11 - 4A

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A
3. Joey DeFore – ARK – 11 - 5A
4. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A
5. Parker Howell – KMC – 11 - 5A
6. Kevin Perez – JC – 12 - 6A
7. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A
8. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A
9. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A
10. Jeffrey Morrow - DB - 12 - 6A

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A
2. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A
3. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A
4. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A
5. Quinton Harrison – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Hunter Price – HOL – 12 - 4A
7. Jake Elbrader – STA – 11 - 5A
8. Brett Moon – MZ – 9 - 6A
9. Armond McCray – WH – 10 - 6A
10. Cody McDonald - DB - 10 - 6A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A
2. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A
3. Zak Hensley – SJA – 10 - 5A
4. Brandon Ball – HOI – 11 - 321A
5. Lucas Maki – AND – 12 - 5A
6. Luke Henes – STA – 11 - 5A
7. John Risewick – NOR – 12 - 321A
8. Nick Haug – ON – 10 - 6A
9. Greg Jones - WH - 11 - 6A
10. Garrett Girard - 11 - LAW - 6A

132:
1. Hunter Haralson – LAW – 12 - 6A
2. Michael Olsen – LS - 11 - 5A
3. Tyler Dickman – STA – 11 - 5A
4. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
5. Anthony Monares – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A
7. Blake Stovall – ON – 9 - 6A
8. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A
9. Sawyer Like – BVSW – 11 - 5A
10. Chipper Jorns – SME – 12 - 6A

138:
1. Isaac Dulgarian – STA - 10 - 5A
2. Bryce Shoemaker – BAL – 12 - 4A
3. Cody Eastman – ARK – 12 - 5A
4. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A
6. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A
7. Garrett McEachern – NEW – 12 - 5A
8. Greg Burley – GB – 11 - 5A
9. Jacob Durossette – FS – 11 - 4A
10. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A

145:
1. Brogan Humphrey – FRE - 11 - 321A
2. Andrew Millsap – JC – 11 - 6A
3. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A
4. Taylor Watkins – COL – 10 - 4A
5. Victor Hughes – FS – 12 - 4A
6. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A
7. Tanner Ogden – RV – 12 - 4A
8. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
9. Jake Gehring – BUH – 12 - 4A
10. Jared Fiscus - CH - 12 - 4A

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A
2. Tagen Lambotte – ROS – 11 - 321A
3. Wyatt Villers – ARK – 12 - 5A
4. Lawson Fiss - HUG - 12 - 4A
5. Scott Whitson – BUH – 11 - 4A
6. Dylan Jackson – EMP – 12 - 5A
7. Matt Pratt – SJA – 10 - 5A
8. Chandler Ayer – DB – 12 - 6A
9. Kalin Collins – WS – 11 - 6A
10. Saul Ortiz - WNW - 10 - 6A

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A
2. Gavin Grater – RC - 11 - 321A
3. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A
4. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A
5. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A
6. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A
7. Ben Becker – DB – 12 - 6A
8. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
9. Quade Woofter – CLB – 12 - 4A
10. Ethan Deterding - HAY - 10 - 5A

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A
3. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A
4. Anthony Gardner – GC – 12 - 6A
5. Johnny Perz – STA – 12 - 5A
6. Jared Langley – NEW – 10 - 5A
7. Trevor Whittaker – SV – 12 - 4A
8. Blake Hampton – SPH – 11 - 4A
9. Kolby Fennewald – MUL – 12 - 4A
10. Jordan Dillard – SMW - 12 - 6A

182:
1. Levi Eck – AN - 12 - 4A
2. Nick Meck – SH – 12 - 5A
3. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A
4. Ben Ewing – STA – 10 - 5A
5. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
6. Kyler Atwood – SC – 12 - 321A
7. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A
8. Armando Sandoval – ULY – 12 - 4A
9. Luke Weldon – VC – 12 - 5A
10. Brandon Salmans – HOX – 12 - 321A

195:
1. Preston Weigel – HAY - 11 - 5A
2. Dillon Archer – NEW – 12 - 5A
3. Chad Blair – VC – 12 - 5A
4. Skyler Hittle – CON – 11 - 4A
5. Tanner O’Donnell – SS – 12 - 5A
6. Gavin Houser – COL – 12 - 4A
7. Austin Tillman – TOP – 11 - 6A
8. TJ Martin – BVSW – 12 - 5A
9. Nate Stanley – SEA – 12 - 5A
10. Jake Bradley - PV - 12 - 4A

220:
1. Justin Scott – JW - 11 - 4A
2. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A
3. Jesse Colver – LV – 12 - 5A
4. Caleb Franklin – WN – 11 - 6A
5. Ray Gallegos – NEW – 11 - 5A
6. Dylan Cox – ARK – 12 - 5A
7. Ramiro Gatica – SMW – 12 - 6A
8. Jordan Drybread – CH – 12 - 4A
9. Ryker Greenbaum – DOU – 12 - 321A
10. Michael McEachern – SC – 12 - 321A

285:
1. Will Geary – TOP - 12 - 6A
2. Nathan Butler – LV – 12 - 5A
3. Clay Wilcox – CHP – 12 - 321A
4. Dylan Hall – SEA – 12 - 5A
5. Garret Lee – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Nadir Zayyad – BVW – 12 - 6A
7. Don Fowler – BVNW – 12 - 6A
8. Aaron Rafalko – JC – 12 - 6A
9. Zell Bieberle – CLB – 12 - 4A
10. Shannon Meck – SH - 12 - 5A

What weight is Kaleb Konitzer this year?? I heard he is at 126?!!

It was reported that he was going 132.

Kaleb will be at 126.

any word on why Defore is at Ark City now?? i always thought Harding was a heck of a coach at Central Burden

Chief,

Your time and effort to put the rankings together together is well appreciated.

Keep an eye on Whitson from Emporia at 120.

Very motivated kid.

Only one that can answer that question is Joey DeFore. Harding was an excellent coach but he is no longer at Central Burden and that had nothing to do with DeFore transferring to Ark City.

I really enjoyed watching coach Harding and his team the past couple years at state... is coach Harding coaching anywhere now, and if so they are lucky to have him

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. St. James Academy - 5A
3. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
4. Newton - 5A
5. Garden City - 6A
6. Derby - 6A
7. Lawrence - 6A
8. Andover Central - 5A
9. Junction City - 6A
10. Colby - 4A



106:
1. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A
2. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A
4. Christian Bowen – GD – 9 - 5A
5. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A
6. Alex Cavanaugh - SL - 9 - 321A
7. Landon Wood – MZ – 9 - 6A
8. Michael Prieto – GC – 9 - 6A
9. Chance Maynard – DC – 11 - 6A
10. Levi Kester - PT - 11 - 4A

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A
3. Joey DeFore – ARK – 11 - 5A
4. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A
5. Parker Howell – KMC – 11 - 5A
6. Kevin Perez – JC – 12 - 6A
7. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A
8. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A
9. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A
10. Jeffrey Morrow - DB - 12 - 6A

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A
2. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A
3. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A
4. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A
5. Quinton Harrison – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Hunter Price – HOL – 12 - 4A
7. Jake Elbrader – STA – 11 - 5A
8. Brett Moon – MZ – 9 - 6A
9. Armond McCray – WH – 10 - 6A
10. Marco Perez - ARK - 10 - 5A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A
2. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A
3. Zak Hensley – SJA – 10 - 5A
4. Brandon Ball – HOI – 11 - 321A
5. Lucas Maki – AND – 12 - 5A
6. Luke Henes – STA – 11 - 5A
7. John Risewick – NOR – 12 - 321A
8. Greg Jones - WH - 11 - 6A
9. Nick Haug – ON – 10 - 6A
10. Garrett Girard - 11 - LAW - 6A

132:
1. Hunter Haralson – LAW – 12 - 6A
2. Michael Olsen – LS - 11 - 5A
3. Tyler Dickman – STA – 11 - 5A
4. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
5. Anthony Monares – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Blake Stovall – ON – 9 - 6A
7. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A
8. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A
9. Patrick Burrus - KMC - 11 - 5A
10. Sawyer Like – BVSW – 11 - 5A

138:
1. Isaac Dulgarian – STA - 10 - 5A
2. Bryce Shoemaker – BAL – 12 - 4A
3. Cody Eastman – ARK – 12 - 5A
4. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A
6. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A
7. Garrett McEachern – NEW – 12 - 5A
8. Greg Burley – GB – 11 - 5A
9. Jacob Durossette – FS – 11 - 4A
10. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - 11 - ROS - 321A
2. Brogan Humphrey – FRE - 11 - 321A
3. Andrew Millsap – JC – 11 - 6A
4. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A
5. Taylor Watkins – COL – 10 - 4A
6. Victor Hughes – FS – 12 - 4A
7. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A
8. Tanner Ogden – RV – 12 - 4A
9. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
10. Jake Gehring – BUH – 12 - 4A

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A
2. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A
3. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A
4. Wyatt Villers – ARK – 12 - 5A
5. Lawson Fiss - HUG - 12 - 4A
6. Scott Whitson – BUH – 11 - 4A
7. Dylan Jackson – EMP – 12 - 5A
8. Matt Pratt – SJA – 10 - 5A
9. Chandler Ayer – DB – 12 - 6A
10. Kalin Collins – WS – 11 - 6A

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A
6. Ben Becker – DB – 12 - 6A
7. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A
8. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
9. Ethan Deterding - HAY - 10 - 5A
10. Quade Woofter – CLB – 12 - 4A

170:
1t. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A
1t. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A
3. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A
4. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A
5. Anthony Gardner – GC – 12 - 6A
6. Jared Langley – NEW – 10 - 5A
7. Trevor Whittaker – SV – 12 - 4A
8. Blake Hampton – SPH – 11 - 4A
9. Kolby Fennewald – MUL – 12 - 4A
10. Jordan Dillard – SMW - 12 - 6A

182:
1. Levi Eck – AN - 12 - 4A
2. Nick Meck – SH – 12 - 5A
3. Tanner O'Donnell - SS - 12 - 5A
4. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A
5. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
6. Kyler Atwood – SC – 12 - 321A
7. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A
8. Armando Sandoval – ULY – 12 - 4A
9. Luke Weldon – VC – 12 - 5A
10. Brandon Salmans – HOX – 12 - 321A

195:
1. Preston Weigel – HAY - 11 - 5A
2. Dillon Archer – NEW – 12 - 5A
3. Chad Blair – VC – 12 - 5A
4. Skyler Hittle – CON – 11 - 4A
5. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A
6. Gavin Houser – COL – 12 - 4A
7. Austin Tillman – TOP – 11 - 6A
8. TJ Martin – BVSW – 12 - 5A
9. Jake Bradley - PV - 12 - 4A
10. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 4A

220:
1. Justin Scott – JW - 11 - 4A
2. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A
3. Jesse Colver – LV – 12 - 5A
4. Caleb Franklin – WN – 11 - 6A
5. Ray Gallegos – NEW – 11 - 5A
6. Dylan Cox – ARK – 12 - 5A
7. Ramiro Gatica – SMW – 12 - 6A
8. Jordan Drybread – CH – 12 - 4A
9. Ryker Greenbaum – DOU – 12 - 321A
10. Michael McEachern – SC – 12 - 321A

285:
1. Will Geary – TOP - 12 - 6A
2. Nathan Butler – LV – 12 - 5A
3. Clay Wilcox – CHP – 12 - 321A
4. Dylan Hall – SEA – 12 - 5A
5. Garret Lee – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Nadir Zayyad – BVW – 12 - 6A
7. Don Fowler – BVNW – 12 - 6A
8. Aaron Rafalko – JC – 12 - 6A
9. Zell Bieberle – CLB – 12 - 4A
10. Shannon Meck – SH - 12 - 5A

Once again, I will be taking two full dual teams to Denver, Colorado on March 15-18. The final All-Class Rankings will determine the invitation order. Last year, we brought home the 6-foot team trophy and it was one of the years highlight wrestling trips! Many wrestlers got 10-12 matches and we enjoyed downtown Denver on St.Patricks day!

Circle your calendar for this trip and good luck to ALL of the All-Class wrestlers!

Love the All-Class rankings, always have, always will. So thanks Chief for your time and effort.

I understand the whole whining about "forget the rankings, etc., etc., let's just wrestle thing" and in the end it will be proven on the mat. But in the mean time, the rankings are great and cool, they promote the sport and create interest. Don't see how anyone could have anything negative to say about the rankings with that in mind.

Now as for the rankings, I have some thoughts about them as you might suspect.

My son has wrestled many of the kids ranked or has had them in brackets, etc., so I believe that my opinion is valid as I have lots to compare to. Additionally, I have watched many of the kids first hand, up close and personal, at the various tournaments that my son has attended. Many I have watched more as they have competed against my son's teammates.

I do realize that many or even most or even all forum readers don't care about my opinion and may not even want to hear it. But I will certainly enjoy expressing it, so I will.

Let' start with the team rankings. Can't contradict any of that as Chief has done the work and I believe he has the greatest insight on that. What I want to point out is related to the whole class warfare thing that comes up every year. Any comments about one particular class being weak, etc. or two particular classes needing to be combined is ridiculous, especially if you are talking about 5A and 6A. It is obvious from the rankings that 5A and 6A are the toughest right now. It is further obvious that the traditionally thought of as weakest 5A class is the toughest. Of the top 10 ranked teams, 5 are 5A and 4 are 6A, 1 is 4A and 3A is shut out at this point. It is clear that the traditionally thought of as toughest 4A class is clearly not. As for 3A, well need I say anything? You might say well 4A is still the toughest because it is the deepest and clearly that is not the case and the individual rankings validate that. 4A is just not as tough as people believe and as for 3A, well need I say anything? Of the 140 ranked kids, 53 are 5A, 34 are 6A, 34 are 4A and 19 are 3A. I think the team and individual numbers speak for themselves. I certainly hope that we don't have to go through the yearly "5A and 6A should be combined because of ..." crap which is asinine. Just because you have more kids at regional does not make it tougher. It's quality that counts, not quantity. I would love to see all the classes combined so we wouldn't have to go through this but "be careful what you wish for because you might get it". There would be a lot of 3A and 4A kids, coaches and teams whining then about not having a fair advantage, especially 3A.

What about the individual weights? Well I can't say much about the heavier weights as my son was always a light weight or middle weight and I don't have as much to compare to when it comes to the bigger weights. But I will say that I do not agree that 160 is the toughest although if Becker is #6, that's pretty tough. 145 is clearly the toughest, particularly if Helms is not even ranked.

106 looks good, but even if it didn't I wouldn’t know because that is too far removed from where my son was the last few years. I do know Terrill is a stud and I would pick him as he had some great matches last year with Leach. Goldenstein is also hot I know but I would go with Terrill.

At 113 I would not necessarily select that order as Lindlar is a state champion at that weight. I do know that DeShazer had a great spring season and has paid a lot of dues to earn that spot though so can't really complain although I would if I was Lindler's family or coaches. We'll see won't we? My gripe would be with Howell. I would have put Howell #1 probably because I watched him handle DeShazer at league last year although I don't know if Deshazer was hurt or what. Plus, of the kids that are ranked that Leach wrestled last year, Howell appeared to be the toughest and he did give Leach the "toughest" match. That's a mute point now though and I was clearly wrong about that one as DeShazer beat Howell last night. Based on that match though, I would certainly have Howell #2 if DeShazer is #1, but is that not fair to Lindlar?

At 120 of course, Gentzler is #1 until someone beats him. For me now, Leach is #2. He really had a great season last year. I know Mies is a stud and he beat Leach in freestyle, but I would rank kids based on folkstyle first. Leach has not really put a lot of time into freestyle so I do not know if that is a fair comparison using freestyle. If there is nothing else to go on, then yes go with freestyle. But I don't think that is the case here. The question is would Mies beat Leach this year in a folkstyle match? Until he does, I would say no. Leach did win Virginia this spring in a somewhat convincing fashion. But we'll all know where Leach stands after tomorrow. There's going to be some crazy matches tomorrow at Valley Center. I certainly don't want to discount Cokeley and Harrison either though as they are little BA's.

My gripe at 126 is with Maki. If he is the best, I wouldn't be surprised, certainly not if he wins 5A. He is really tough. You definitely can't go against Reed at #1. Burley probably deserves #2 but his state title was in the past at a smaller weight. I can't dispute his spot there over Maki as of now but don't see how Hensley, although I know he is really good, could be ahead of Maki. The original #8 ranking for Maki was wow as someone already pointed out. #5 looks better, but I still think he could be #2. We'll see won't we?

At 132, yes what a clash we will have when Haralson wrestles Olsen, based on the fact that Haralson beat Olsen last year. But....that was earlier in the year. The Olsen that beat Watters and Dickman at state last year is unbeatable in my mind. I would not even predict that Haralson could beat Watters so I don't see how he can beat Olsen, with all due respect. Once again, we'll see. And yes, a Olsen/Dulgarian match might be the big one.

At 138, Hurtado should be the #1 6A wrestler in my opinion as he is the defending state champion. Yes, Edwards had a great freestyle season but again, when they wrestle, it will be in folkstyle. Just Edwards wrestling for the dual team should not trump Hurtado’s state title. Hurtado has put in some time as well in the off season in folkstyle. Yes, Dulgarian is a stud for sure and Shoemaker is certainly legit. I wouldn’t count Eastman out of any match. He is the last Kansas wrestler to beat B. Humphrey isn’t he? I can’t wait to see Eastman and Dulgarian, although Eastman could be at 145.

As mentioned at 145, Helms must be ranked. That guy is really good and had a great kid’s career. 4th in state last year behind 3 seniors has to get you ranked I would think. If he’s not ranked, then definitely 145 is the toughest. I am confident he could beat at least half of the listed 145 pounders. But Helms could be at 152 as he beat a ranked 152 pounder last night and Eastman was at 145 last night. To me, Ogden should be higher. That kid is tough as H and he had a great season last year. Can’t imagine how crazy a Lambotte/B. Humphrey match would be, but I would think those two would separate out eventually.

At 152 not much to say, but can’t imagine Becker would go 160 when he would definitely win state at 152. Blackwell is clearly the man to beat at 152. Villers is right on track as he barely lost to Becker at 160. All class has him at 152. It will be interesting to see where Eastman, Helms and Villers end up.

Now I have tried to be as politically correct as possible and not be derogatory. It is certainly not my intent to offend anyone but that is probably inevitable, so let it fly.

X,

Great to see you chime in! That was some healthy wrestling talk there brother. I am a bit busy right now and the All-Class update has many changes in it but won't be updated till Monday. I will be looking forward to addressing each of your points. By the way, it is WAY cool to see Lincoln in those college brackets. Tell him to keep going to battle.

Best wishes to Goddard tomorrow.

- Chief

X, Please continue. Interesting post.

Wow, thanks for the comps. I certainly wasn't trying to get any and certainly wasn't expecting to get any as I use don't, but it is nice to get some approval so I can still believe that I am not too far out there.

Chief, great to be chiming in as you say. I have thought about it a lot but wasn't sure if I should get involved and I resisted and put it off, but you know how it is, temptation is a dangerous and powerful force.

Of course I am not wanting or expecting any changes because of my post Chief, I just wanted to get that off my chest. I wasn't really suggesting that you need to make some changes, I know you are always super busy too so don't sweat it. Hakuna Matata.

Thank you so much for thinking about Lincoln, because you know like I know what a great hard working over achiever type kid he is. I am very happy for him because he has worked so hard over his career and he has earned this opportunity. He is wrestling as a legacy at his family's school, the school that he loves and grew up with, and he is having good success as a true freshman competing under a D1 schedule. He is representing Kansas with pride and distinction. Plus he gets to be with his old Goddard teammate Caldwell and that is cool. All the matches he has lost were to upper classmen most being all-americans in their respective divisions so it is clear that he could go into DII, Juco or NAIA and probably achieve all-american status this year, my opinion I know. He has lost a lot of 1, 2 and OT matches so he is not as far behind as we all thought he would be. He just needs to turn into a man and win those close matches and I believe he will of course.
Its all good.
And he will be here tomorrow to support his old team and we will be at VC together so I am excited.

Thanks again Chief.

And thanks Johnson for the inspiration. I would be careful though about propping me as you don't want anyone to think that you are encouraging me as they may hold that against you.

X nice post, but Terrill and Howell have already lost, Terrill to Dipman from Derby and Howell to DeShazer 3-2.

I am interested to see how that shakes up the ranking. I agree Howell should be higher even with the close loss. McDonald at 113 is tough to overlook as well.

Should be a great season, off to Park Hill to see how Mill Valley has improved with all those Sophomores now being Juniors.

Yes Scooter, I saw where Terrill lost and was kind of shocked, with all due respect.
I did already state that Howell lost in the first post but was not shocked.
Yes, it will be a great season.

Trevor Whittaker beat Gavin Grater 5-4 today at Riley County

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. St. James Academy - 5A
3. Newton - 5A
4. Garden City - 6A
5. Valley Center - 5A
6. Derby - 6A
7. Lawrence - 6A
8. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
9. Junction City - 6A
10. Colby - 4A



106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 5-0
2. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 3-0
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 4-1
4. Christian Bowen – GD – 9 - 5A
5. Ryan Delforge - VC - 9 - 5A - 5-0
6. Dakota Rodd - AC - 9 - 5A - 4-1
7. Braden Dipman - DB - 10 - 6A - 4-2
8. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A
9. Alex Cavanaugh - SL - 9 - 321A
10. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 5-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 3-0
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 3-0
4. Parker Howell – KMC – 11 - 5A
5. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A
6. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A
7. Cody McDonald - DB - 10 - 6A
8. Stuart Schafer - ON - 9 - 6A
9. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A
10. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 5A

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 5-0
2. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 3-0
3. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 4-1
4. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A - 1-1
5. Quinton Harrison – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Hunter Price – HOL – 12 - 4A - 5-0
7. Clayton Himpel - TG - 11 - 4A - 4-0
8. Kevin Perez - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Armond McCray – WH – 10 - 6A
10. Cole Moses - MZ - 9 - 6A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A
2. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A
3. Zak Hensley – SJA – 10 - 5A
4. Brandon Ball – HOI – 11 - 321A
5. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A
6. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A
7. Brett Moon - MZ - 9 - 6A
8. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A
9. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A
10. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A

132:
1. Hunter Haralson – LAW – 12 - 6A - 4-0
2. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
3. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A
4. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A
5. Patrick Burrus - KMC - 11 - 5A
6. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A
7. Nick Haug - ON - 10 - 6A
8. Conner Penka - MUL - 9 - 4A
9. Anthony Monares - NEW - 12 - 5A
10. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A

138:
1. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A
2. Bryce Shoemaker – BAL – 12 - 4A
3. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A
4. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A
5. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A
6. Garrett McEachern – NEW – 12 - 5A
7. Jacob Durossette – FS – 11 - 4A
8. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A
9. Jared Fiscus - CH - 12 - 4A
10. Jake Ellis - MV - 11 - MV

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - 11 - ROS - 321A
2. Isaac Dulgarian - 10 - STA - 5A
3. Cody Eastman - 12 - ARK - 5A
4. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A
5. Taylor Watkins – COL – 10 - 4A
6. Victor Hughes – FS – 12 - 4A
7. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A
8. Tanner Ogden – RV – 12 - 4A
9. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
10. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A
3. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A
4. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A
5. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A
6. Lawson Fiss - HUG - 12 - 4A
7. Trenton Wilson - LIB - 12 - 5A
8. Josh Ortiz - 12 - VC - 5A
9. Dylan Jackson – EMP – 12 - 5A
10. Chandler Ayer – DB – 12 - 6A

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 5-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 5-0
6. Ben Becker – DB – 12 - 6A
7. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
8. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 12 - 5A
9. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A
10. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A
3. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A
4. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A
5. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A
6. Anthony Gardner – GC – 12 - 6A
7. Jared Langley – NEW – 10 - 5A
8. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A
9. Blake Hampton – SPH – 11 - 4A
10. Alan Clothier - LAW - 9 - 6A

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 3-0
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 4-0
3. Tanner O'Donnell - SS - 12 - 5A
4. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A
5. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A
6. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
7. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A
8. Armando Sandoval - ULY - 12 - 4A
9. Austin Tillman - TOP - 11 - 6A
10. Andy Muehlberger - SJA - 12 - 5A

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A
3. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A
4. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A
5. Gavin Houser - COL - 12 - 4A
6. John Metcalf - FS - 12 - 4A
7. Jake Bradley - PV - 12 - 4A
8. TJ Martin - BVSW - 12 - 5A
9. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 5A
10. Mario Galvan - SMNW - 11 - 6A

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A
2. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 6-0
3. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A
4. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A
5. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A
6. Ray Gallegos - NEW - 11 - 5A
7. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 5A
8. Dylan Cox - ARK - 12 - 5A
9. Ryker Greenbaum - DOU - 12 - 321A
10. Michael McEachern - SC - 12 - 321A

285:
1. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A
2. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 5-0
3. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A
4. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A
5. Garret Lee - NEW - 12 - 5A
6. Nadir Zayyad - BVW - 12 - 6A
7. Don Fowler - BVNW - 12 - 6A
8. Aaron Rafalko - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Zell Bieberle - CLB - 12 - 4A
10. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - 11 - ROS - 321A
2. Isaac Dulgarian - 10 - STA - 5A
3. Cody Eastman - 12 - ARK - 5A


Since when did Dulgarion and Eastman move to 145?
Where is Dickman from STA?

145 could be a shoot out at Eudora this weekend!

1. Tagen Lambotte - 11 - ROS - 321A
2. Isaac Dulgarian - 10 - STA - 5A
6. Victor Hughes – FS – 12 - 4A
7. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A

No Olsen (Lansing) at 132?!?

Did Dulgarian get beat this year?

No. Lambotte is a 2X State Champion at the same weight from last season. Dulgarian moved up 4 weights. Certainly could go either way though!

He is not wrestling this season.

Both Eastman and Dulgarian wrestled at 145 Saturday. Dickman will be eligible after the break.

113
10. Cesar Regalado - TUR - 11 - 5A is from Pratt, unless there is another Cesar Regalado...

Jake,

Good catch. I saw that Regalado made the top 10 but didn't notice the TUR behind his name. Yes, he is definitely from Pratt. I have never seen him wrestle, but from what I do know, he is solid and no surprise to be in the top 10 All-Class.

TEAM RANKINGS:

Team rankings are under construction until tomorrow!


106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 5-0
2. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 3-0
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 4-1
4. Christian Bowen – GD – 9 - 5A
5. Ryan Delforge - VC - 9 - 5A - 5-0
6. Dakota Rodd - AC - 9 - 5A - 4-1
7. Braden Dipman - DB - 10 - 6A - 4-2
8. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A
9. Alex Cavanaugh - SL - 9 - 321A
10. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 5-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 3-0
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 3-0
4. Parker Howell – KMC – 11 - 5A
5. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A
6. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A
7. Cody McDonald - DB - 10 - 6A
8. Stuart Schafer - ON - 9 - 6A
9. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A
10. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 4A

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 5-0
2. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 3-0
3. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 4-1
4. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A - 1-1
5. Quinton Harrison – NEW – 12 - 5A
6. Hunter Price – HOL – 12 - 4A - 5-0
7. Clayton Himpel - TG - 11 - 4A - 4-0
8. Kevin Perez - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Armond McCray – WH – 10 - 6A
10. Cole Moses - MZ - 9 - 6A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A
2. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A
3. Zak Hensley – SJA – 10 - 5A
4. Brandon Ball – HOI – 11 - 321A
5. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A
6. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A
7. Brett Moon - MZ - 9 - 6A
8. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A
9. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A
10. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A

132:
1. Hunter Haralson – LAW – 12 - 6A - 4-0
2. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
3. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A
4. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A
5. Patrick Burrus - KMC - 11 - 5A
6. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A
7. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
8. Joe Umscheid - AC - 12 - 5A
9. Conner Penka - MUL - 9 - 4A
10. Anthony Monares - NEW - 12 - 5A

138:
1t. Isaac Dulgarian - STA - 10 - 5A
1t. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A
3. Bryce Shoemaker – BAL – 12 - 4A
4. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A
6. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A
7. Garrett McEachern – NEW – 12 - 5A
8. Victor Hughes - FS - 12 - 4A
9. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A
10. Kade Sander - GB - 11 - 5A


145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - 11 - ROS - 321A
2. Cody Eastman - 12 - ARK - 5A
3. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A
4. Taylor Watkins – COL – 10 - 4A
5. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A
6. Tanner Ogden – RV – 12 - 4A
7. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
8. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A
9. Jacob Durossette - 11 - FS - 4A

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A
3. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A
4. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A
5. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A
6. Lawson Fiss - HUG - 12 - 4A
7. Michael Helms - ARK - 12 - 5A
8. Trenton Wilson - LIB - 12 - 5A
9. Jared Fiscus - CH - 12 - 4A
10. Josh Ortiz - 12 - VC - 5A

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 5-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 5-0
6. Ben Becker – DB – 12 - 6A
7. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
8. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 12 - 5A
9. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A
10. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A
3. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A
4. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A
5. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A
6. Anthony Gardner – GC – 12 - 6A
7. Jared Langley – NEW – 10 - 5A
8. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A
9. Blake Hampton – SPH – 11 - 4A
10. Alan Clothier - LAW - 9 - 6A

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 3-0
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 4-0
3. Tanner O'Donnell - SS - 12 - 5A
4. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A
5. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A
6. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
7. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A
8. Armando Sandoval - ULY - 12 - 4A
9. Austin Tillman - TOP - 11 - 6A
10. Andy Muehlberger - SJA - 12 - 5A

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A
3. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A
4. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A
5. Gavin Houser - COL - 12 - 4A
6. John Metcalf - FS - 12 - 4A
7. Jake Bradley - PV - 12 - 4A
8. TJ Martin - BVSW - 12 - 5A
9. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 5A
10. Mario Galvan - SMNW - 11 - 6A

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A
2. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 6-0
3. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A
4. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A
5. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A
6. Ray Gallegos - NEW - 11 - 5A
7. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 5A
8. Dylan Cox - ARK - 12 - 5A
9. Ryker Greenbaum - DOU - 12 - 321A
10. Michael McEachern - SC - 12 - 321A

285:
1. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A
2. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 5-0
3. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A
4. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A
5. Garret Lee - NEW - 12 - 5A
6. Nadir Zayyad - BVW - 12 - 6A
7. Don Fowler - BVNW - 12 - 6A
8. Aaron Rafalko - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Zell Bieberle - CLB - 12 - 4A
10. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A

Any word on why Olsen isn't wrestling?

Connor Penka from Mulvane beat Anthony Monars from newton the first week, and Fennewald From Mulvane also beat the Langley from Newton as well.

I do have Penka ahead of Moneras. I have not seen results reported on that dual.

@ 182, Chad Blair beat Tanner O'Donnell the second time they wrestled at state last year.

Still say Maki should be 3.
Still say Hurtado as the defending state champion should be top 6A until he is beat by a 6A wrestler.
Still say Helms should be ranked, even at 152. Based on the match ups with my son, he could beat half of those 152 pounders.
Believe Jack Mitchell of Shawnee Mission East could beat some of them as well. He looks real good right now and has always been tough.
Believe Davis Matthews of Manhattan should be ranked at 145. Again, based on matchups with my son, he could beat half of those 145 pounders. At 138 where he was ranked earlier, I say he could win 6A state, but don't think he could make the weight.

1. Can't see that with Maki right now. Ball is nails tough and Hensley is above him.
2. Dane Edwards put in a full and impressive summer. That ranking call at 138 is on me.
3. I just fixed 152. It had not been updated yet. Helms does deserve to be ranked there.
4. I answered the Matthews and Mitchell decisions on the 6A thread.

Good talking with you X!

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. Garden City - 6A
3. St. James Academy - 5A
4. Valley Center - 5A
5. Newton - 5A
6. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
7. Derby - 6A
8. Junction City - 6A
9. Colby - 4A
10. Andover Central - 5A


106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 8-0
2. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 3-0
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 7-3
4. Christian Bowen – GD – 9 - 5A
5. Ryan Delforge - VC - 9 - 5A - 10-0
6. Dakota Rodd - AC - 9 - 5A - 8-2
7. Braden Dipman - DB - 10 - 6A - 7-3
8. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A
9. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A
10. Cameron Miller - CON - 9 - 4A

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 5-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 7-0
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 6-0
4. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A - 6-2
5. Cody McDonald - DB - 10 - 6A - 9-1
6. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A
7. Stuart Schafer - ON - 9 - 6A
8. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 4A
9. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A - 6-3
10. Cole Moses - MZ - 9 - 6A

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 11-0
2. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 4-1
3. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A - 5-3
4. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 6-3
5. Quinton Harrison – NEW – 12 - 5A - 3-1
6. Clayton Himpel - TG - 11 - 4A - 9-0
7. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A - 7-1
8. Kevin Perez - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Hunter Price - HOL - 12 - 4A - 8-1
10. Armond McCray – WH – 10 - 6A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A - 7-0
2. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A - 9-0
3. Brandon Ball – HOI – 11 - 321A - 5-0
4. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A
5. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A
6. Zak Hensley - STA - 10 - 5A
7. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A
8. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
9. Brett Moon - MZ - 9 - 6A
10. Willy Dieckmann - ACC - 10 - 321A

132:
1. Hunter Haralson – LAW – 12 - 6A - 4-0
2. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
3. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A
4. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A - 4-0
5. Patrick Burrus - KMC - 11 - 5A
6. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A
7. Kaleb Konitzer - PV - 11 - 4A
8. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
9. Sawyer Like - BVSW - 11 - 5A - 9-0
10. Joe Umscheid - AC - 12 - 5A - 10-1

138:
1. Bryce Shoemaker - BAL - 12 - 4A
2. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A
3. Isaac Dulgarian - STA - 10 - 5A
4. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A
6. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A
7. Kade Sander - GB - 11 - 5A - 7-0
8. Victor Hughes - FS - 12 - 4A
9. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A - 8-1
10. Garrett McEachern – NEW – 12 - 5A

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - 11 - ROS - 321A - 8-0
2. Cody Eastman - 12 - ARK - 5A
3. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A
4. Taylor Watkins – COL – 10 - 4A
5. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A - 11-1
6. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
7. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A
8. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A - 7-2
9. Trevor Kennedy - GC - 12 - 6A - 6-0
10. Paul Suhr - AC - 11 - 5A - 10-1

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A - 5-0
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A
3. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A
4. Tanner Ogden - RV - 12 - 4A
5. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A
6. Lawson Fiss - HUG - 12 - 4A
7. Michael Helms - ARK - 12 - 5A
8. Trenton Wilson - LIB - 12 - 5A
9. Josh Ortiz - 12 - VC - 5A - 6-0
10. Derek Frost - 11 - CFK - 4A

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 10-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A - 8-0
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 5-0
6. Ben Becker – DB – 12 - 6A
7. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 12 - 5A
8. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A
9. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
10. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A - 6-0
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A - 7-0
3. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A
4. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A
5. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A
6. Anthony Gardner – GC – 12 - 6A
7. Kolby Fennewald - MUL - 12 - MUL - 4A
8. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A
9. Jared Langley - NEW - 10 - 5A - 5-2
10. Alex Son - CH - 10 - 4A

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 7-1
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 9-0
3t. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A
3t. Tanner O'Donnell - SS - 12 - 5A
5. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A
6. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
7. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A
8. Armando Sandoval - ULY - 12 - 4A
9. Austin Tillman - TOP - 11 - 6A
10. Beau Brown - 12 - CLB - 4A

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A - 7-0
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A - 5-0
3. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 4A
4. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A
5. Gavin Houser - COL - 12 - 4A
6. John Metcalf - FS - 12 - 4A
7. TJ Martin - BVSW - 12 - 5A
8. Mario Galvan - SMNW - 11 - 6A
9. Tommy Marquez - 10 - BC - 5A
10. Deonta Thomas - WE - 12 - 6A

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A
2. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 6-0
3. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A
4. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A
5. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 5A
6. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A
7. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A
8. Ray Gallegos - NEW - 11 - 5A - 5-1
9. Dylan Cox - ARK - 12 - 5A
10. Ryker Greenbaum - DOU - 12 - 321A

285:
1. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A - 6-0
2. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 5-0
3. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A
4. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A
5. Garret Lee - NEW - 12 - 5A - 6-0
6. Nadir Zayyad - BVW - 12 - 6A
7. Don Fowler - BVNW - 12 - 6A
8. Aaron Rafalko - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A
10. Zac Sander - VC - 12 - 5A

Thanks. They have definitely been on my radar. Their schedule has hurt them a bit. At Spring Hill, Boose didn't wrestle Price from Holton and Esse didn't wrestling Spader from SPH. Hopefully Brown and Seaton will go on Wednesday.

Watch out for Toby Gray RH 126

Colton Clayborn (152) from Augusta pinned Saul Ortiz from northwest last weekend for third place in Pratt.

Tyler Gastineau at 195 beat Skyler Hittle this past weekend at Colby

I don't know Blackwell at 152. I am just curious as to why he is above Millsap? I wonder if they will get to wrestle each other this year. I know they are in different classification 4a vs 6a. Maybe at Newton?

Blackwell is a 3X state placer and 1Xchamp. I believe he placed 2nd in the other years. He lost a close match to Pittsburg's repeat champ Seybold 2-1 last year at 145 in 4A. I've seen both wrestle several times in the past couple years, it would be a great match for sure!

There is a possiblity of a Blackwell/Millsap match-up at the Bobcat. Blackwell is a 3X finalist, 1X champ. They have wrestled a couple times in freestyle, with Jonathan winning both. I'm am Blackwell's high school coach, but have had the opportunity to work with Millsap the last couple summers. I really like the way he competes, and have much respect for him.

Brandon Jobe

I now know why one is ranked ahead of the other. Impressive! Thanks for informing me.

Dean

Yes Chief, always good corresponding with you about the rankings and all things wrestling related.
Keep up the great work!

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. Garden City - 6A
3. St. James Academy - 5A
4. Valley Center - 5A
5. Newton - 5A
6. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
7. Derby - 6A
8. Junction City - 6A
9. Colby - 4A
10. Andover Central - 5A


106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 8-0
2. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 6-0
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 7-3
4. Christian Bowen – GD – 9 - 5A
5. Ryan Delforge - VC - 9 - 5A - 10-0
6. Dakota Rodd - AC - 9 - 5A - 8-2
7. Braden Dipman - DB - 10 - 6A - 7-3
8. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A
9. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A
10. Cameron Miller - CON - 9 - 4A - 16-1

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 5-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 8-0
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 6-0
4. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A - 6-2
5. Cody McDonald - DB - 10 - 6A - 9-1
6. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A
7. Stuart Schafer - ON - 9 - 6A
8. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 4A - 6-2
9. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A - 6-3
10. Cole Moses - MZ - 9 - 6A

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 11-0
2. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 4-1
3. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A - 5-3
4. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 6-3
5. Quinton Harrison – NEW – 12 - 5A - 3-1
6. Clayton Himpel - TG - 11 - 4A - 9-0
7. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A - 7-1
8. Kevin Perez - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Hunter Price - HOL - 12 - 4A - 8-1
10. Armond McCray – WH – 10 - 6A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A - 7-0
2. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A - 9-0
3. Brandon Ball – HOI – 11 - 321A - 5-0
4. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A
5. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A
6. Zak Hensley - SJA - 10 - 5A
7. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A - 8-0
8. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
9. Brett Moon - MZ - 9 - 6A
10. Willy Dieckmann - ACC - 10 - 321A

132:
1. Hunter Haralson – LAW – 12 - 6A - 4-0
2. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
3. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A
4. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A - 4-0
5. Patrick Burrus - KMC - 11 - 5A
6. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A
7. Kaleb Konitzer - PV - 11 - 4A
8. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
9. Sawyer Like - BVSW - 11 - 5A - 9-0
10. Joe Umscheid - AC - 12 - 5A - 10-1

138:
1. Bryce Shoemaker - BAL - 12 - 4A
2. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A
3. Isaac Dulgarian - STA - 10 - 5A
4. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A
6. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A
7. Kade Sander - GB - 11 - 5A - 7-0
8. Victor Hughes - FS - 12 - 4A
9. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A - 8-1
10. Garrett McEachern – NEW – 12 - 5A

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - 11 - ROS - 321A - 8-0
2. Cody Eastman - 12 - ARK - 5A
3. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A - 8-0
4. Taylor Watkins – COL – 10 - 4A
5. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A - 11-1
6. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
7. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A
8. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A - 7-2
9. Trevor Kennedy - GC - 12 - 6A - 6-0
10. Paul Suhr - AC - 11 - 5A - 10-1

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A - 7-0
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A
3. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A
4. Tanner Ogden - RV - 12 - 4A - 11-0
5. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A
6. Lawson Fiss - HUG - 12 - 4A
7. Michael Helms - ARK - 12 - 5A
8. Trenton Wilson - LIB - 12 - 5A
9. Josh Ortiz - 12 - VC - 5A - 6-0
10. Derek Frost - 11 - CFK - 4A

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 12-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A - 8-0
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A - 7-0
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 5-0
6. Ben Becker – DB – 12 - 6A - 11-0
7. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 12 - 5A
8. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A
9. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
10. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A - 7-0
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A - 11-0
3. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A
4. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A - 7-2
5. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A
6. Anthony Gardner – GC – 12 - 6A
7. Kolby Fennewald - MUL - 12 - MUL - 4A - 8-0
8. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A
9. Jared Langley - NEW - 10 - 5A - 5-2
10. Alex Son - CH - 10 - 4A

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 7-1
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 9-0
3t. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A
3t. Tanner O'Donnell - SS - 12 - 5A
5. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A
6. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
7. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A
8. Armando Sandoval - ULY - 12 - 4A
9. Austin Tillman - TOP - 11 - 6A - 10-0
10. Beau Brown - 12 - CLB - 4A

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A - 7-0
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A - 5-0
3. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 4A
4. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A
5. Gavin Houser - COL - 12 - 4A
6. John Metcalf - FS - 12 - 4A
7. TJ Martin - BVSW - 12 - 5A
8. Mario Galvan - SMNW - 11 - 6A - 10-1
9. Tommy Marquez - 10 - BC - 5A
10. Deonta Thomas - WE - 12 - 6A

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A
2. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 10-0
3. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A
4. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A - 8-2
5. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 5A
6. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A
7. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A - 9-0
8. Ray Gallegos - NEW - 11 - 5A - 5-1
9. Dylan Cox - ARK - 12 - 5A
10. Ryker Greenbaum - DOU - 12 - 321A

285:
1. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A - 7-0
2. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 11-0
3. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A
4. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A
5. Garret Lee - NEW - 12 - 5A - 6-0
6. Nadir Zayyad - BVW - 12 - 6A
7. Don Fowler - BVNW - 12 - 6A
8. Aaron Rafalko - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A
10. Zac Sander - VC - 12 - 5A

Boy Howdy, I sure love seeing all those 5A teams in the rankings, the 6A teams as well.

4 of which were in 4a within the last few years!!!

No doubt 5a is super tough, and the rest of the classes are down big time.

Well I hope you are not counting VC in that because they have always been 5A, even when people smack talked 5A. They were in 4A one year. When STA won state they were in 5A. AC was briefly right after Andover split but Andover was always in 5A. The only one I consider from 4A is SJA. I get what you are trying to imply doug747 but you are digging big time there. 5A has always been tough, at least for the last 20 years it has been, maybe even longer. We just now have an "All-Class Ranking" to magnify it.

They should combine 6A and 321A...

You know that wouldn't scare most 321A people.....

All the ALL CLASS means for most is speculation as most ranked kids here will not have the opportunity to wrestle the others in their weights because of the tournaments their schools are booked in. As a rule the larger schools get "favortisim" over the smaller schools. Generaly speaking because I have only been to 2 tournaments this year, the overall talent is lower than normal this year as alot of quality kids graduated with none to replace them. Also, Chief uses summer wrestling in the other styles when ranking wrestlers and the further West you get in the state the harder it is to make the commitment to the "National" events. Be it farm or travel time or whatever.

And all of them ran out and recruited a bunch of kids to get their enrollment up so they could get out of 4A !!!!!!!

Not this year anyway.

I'm only trying to fire up the X Man, you and JOhnson are trying to fire up the whole 6A crowd!!!

Now that is funny.

Lol

113 Zane bough beat Jase Stone earlier this year at the Fall Brawl

I just PM'd you.

I heard Ball from Hoisington beat Burley from Great Bend at 126..anyone know if this is correct information?

The results page does show that Brandon Ball beat Chris Burley 5-3 today.

http://www.usd431.net/athletics/wrestlin...lARR/brk005.pdf

Yep it is 5-3 OT

Michael Prieto shaking things up after his performance in KC!! Way to go boy!!

Cons. Round 3 - Michael Prieto (Garden City) 17-1 won by decision over Logan Terrill (Arkansas City) 11-6 (Dec 4-2)

He also had a common over Tujague. Nice tournament Michael.

Theoretically, if 6a and 321A were combined...and it were for the 2012-13 season, assuming you stay with the 321 schools as hosts (from what has been planned for this year), where would all the 6a teams end up?

What?

Chris Adler had an impressive showing at the KC Stampede! Great job Chris maybe Chief seen this too!

Correct me if I am wrong but Trevor Kennedy beat Helms from Ark City this past weekend... Just trying to help Chief. Way to go Trevor!!!

Someone said ranking mean something earlier... What matter is when you strap on the red or green and find out.... that's what matters!

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. Garden City - 6A
3. St. James Academy - 5A
4. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
5. Newton - 5A
6. Valley Center - 5A
7. Derby - 6A
8. Junction City - 6A
9. Colby - 4A
10. Andover Central - 5A


106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 8-0
2. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 7-3
4. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 6-0
5. Christian Bowen – GD – 9 - 5A
6. Ryan Delforge - VC - 9 - 5A - 10-0
7. Dakota Rodd - AC - 9 - 5A - 8-2
8. Braden Dipman - DB - 10 - 6A - 7-3
9. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A
10. Cameron Miller - CON - 9 - 4A - 16-1

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 5-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 8-0
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 6-0
4. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A - 9-3
5. Cody McDonald - DB - 10 - 6A - 9-1
6. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 4A - 6-2
7. Josh Goepfert - MRV - 12 - 321A - 12-0
8. Zane Baugh - 10 - AB - 4A
9. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A
10. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A - 6-3

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 11-0
2. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 8-1
3. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A - 9-7
4. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 6-3
5. Quinton Harrison – NEW – 12 - 5A - 3-1
6. Clayton Himpel - TG - 11 - 4A - 9-0
7. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A - 7-1
8. Kevin Perez - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Hunter Price - HOL - 12 - 4A - 8-1
10. Kaden Kretzer - 12 - MCP - 4A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A - 7-0
2. Brandon Ball - HOI - 11 - 321A - 5-0
3. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A - 9-1
4. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A
5. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A
6. Zak Hensley - SJA - 10 - 5A
7. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A - 8-0
8. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
9. Greg Jones - 11 - WH - 6A
10. Brett Moon - MZ - 9 - 6A - 11-3

132:
1. Hunter Haralson – LAW – 12 - 6A - 4-0
2. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
3. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A
4. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A - 4-0
5. Patrick Burrus - KMC - 11 - 5A
6. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A - 10-1
7. Kaleb Konitzer - PV - 11 - 4A
8. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
9. Sawyer Like - BVSW - 11 - 5A - 9-0
10. Joe Umscheid - AC - 12 - 5A - 10-1

138:
1. Bryce Shoemaker - BAL - 12 - 4A
2. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A
3. Isaac Dulgarian - STA - 10 - 5A - 12-1
4. Cody Eastman - ARK - 12 - 5A
5. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A
6. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A
7. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A
8. Kade Sander - GB - 11 - 5A - 7-0
9. Victor Hughes - FS - 12 - 4A
10. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A - 8-1

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - ROS - 11 - 321A - 8-0
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A - 14-0
3. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A - 8-0
4. Taylor Watkins – COL – 10 - 4A
5. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A - 11-1
6. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
7. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A
8. Trevor Kennedy - GC - 12 - 6A - 6-0
9. Michael Helms - ARK - 12 - 5A
10. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A - 7-2

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A - 7-0
2. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A
3. Tanner Ogden - RV - 12 - 4A - 11-0
4. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 12 - 5A
5. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A
6. Trenton Wilson - LIB - 12 - 5A
7. Josh Ortiz - VC - 12 - 5A - 6-0
8. Lawson Fiss - HUG - 12 - 4A
9. Dwerek Frost - CFK - 11 - 4A
10. Colton Clayborn - AUG - 11 - 4A

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 12-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A - 8-0
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A - 7-0
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 5-0
6. Ben Becker – DB – 12 - 6A - 11-0
7. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A
8. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
9. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A
10. Quade Woofter - CLB - 12 - 4A

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A - 7-0
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A - 11-0
3. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A
4. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A - 7-2
5. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A
6. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
7. Kolby Fennewald - MUL - 12 - MUL - 4A - 8-0
8. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A
9. Jared Langley - NEW - 10 - 5A - 5-2
10. Alex Son - CH - 10 - 4A

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 7-1
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 9-0
3t. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A
3t. Tanner O'Donnell - SS - 12 - 5A
5. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A
6. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A
7. Austin Tillman - TOP - 11 - 6A - 10-0
8. Levi Huneke - SAB - 12 - 321A
9. Steve Yergey-Dible - HOX - 12 - 321A
10. Andy Muehlberger - SJA - 12 - 5A

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A - 7-0
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A - 5-0
3. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 4A
4. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A
5. Seth Pesek - GE - 10 - 6A
6. John Metcalf - FS - 12 - 4A
7. TJ Martin - BVSW - 12 - 5A
8. Mario Galvan - SMNW - 11 - 6A - 10-1
9. Tyler Edelman - SAB - 12 - 321A
10. Deonta Thomas - WE - 12 - 6A

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A
2. Ramiro Gatica - SMW - 12 - 6A
3. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A
4. Chall Jenkins - BVW - 11 - 6A
5. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 10-2
6. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A
7. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A - 8-2
8. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 5A
9. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A - 9-0
10. Ray Gallegos - NEW - 11 - 5A - 5-1

285:
1. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A - 7-0
2. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 11-0
3. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A - 8-0
4. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A
5. Zell Bieberle - CLB - 12 - 4A
6. Josh Horn - WIN - 12 - 4A
7. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A
8. Garret Lee - NEW - 12 - 5A
9. Nadir Zayyad - BVW - 12 - 6A
10t. Aaron Rafalko - JC - 12 - 6A
10t. Zac Sander - VC - 12 - 5A

Guess I don't understand how Dieckmann got bumped out of the Top Ten (126) when he beat Hennes head to head

2X State Placer Greg Jones moved into the 126 weight.

The reason I asked was because your first post had Hennes tied for 10th with Moon.

Not having Nick Wuthnow ranked at 170 is a mistake, isn't it...

I am sure it will be updated at some point. Some guys have wrestled 15-20 matches already this year with all the pool play at tournaments.

Basically the same.... Reese is 10-7.

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. Garden City - 6A
3. St. James Academy - 5A
4. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
5. Newton - 5A
6. Valley Center - 5A
7. Derby - 6A
8. Junction City - 6A
9. Colby - 4A
10. Andover Central - 5A


106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 8-0
2. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 7-3
4. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 6-0
5. Christian Bowen – GD – 9 - 5A
6. Ryan Delforge - VC - 9 - 5A - 10-0
7. Dakota Rodd - AC - 9 - 5A - 8-2
8. Braden Dipman - DB - 10 - 6A - 7-3
9. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A
10. Cameron Miller - CON - 9 - 4A - 16-1

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 5-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 8-0
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 6-0
4. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A - 9-3
5. Cody McDonald - DB - 10 - 6A - 9-1
6. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 4A - 6-2
7. Josh Goepfert - MRV - 12 - 321A - 12-0
8. Zane Baugh - 10 - AB - 4A
9. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A
10. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A - 6-3

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 11-0
2. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 8-1
3. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A - 9-7
4. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 6-3
5. Quinton Harrison – NEW – 12 - 5A - 3-1
6. Clayton Himpel - TG - 11 - 4A - 9-0
7. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A - 7-1
8. Kevin Perez - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Hunter Price - HOL - 12 - 4A - 8-1
10. James Jurgens - SC - 10 - 321A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A - 7-0
2. Brandon Ball - HOI - 11 - 321A - 9-0
3. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A - 12-1
4. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A
5. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A
6. Zak Hensley - SJA - 10 - 5A
7. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A - 8-0
8. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
9. Greg Jones - 11 - WH - 6A
10. Brett Moon - MZ - 9 - 6A - 11-3

132:
1. Hunter Haralson – LAW – 12 - 6A - 4-0
2. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
3. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A
4. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A - 4-0
5. Patrick Burrus - KMC - 11 - 5A
6. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A - 10-1
7. Kaleb Konitzer - PV - 11 - 4A
8. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
9. Sawyer Like - BVSW - 11 - 5A - 9-0
10. Joe Umscheid - AC - 12 - 5A - 10-1

138:
1. Bryce Shoemaker - BAL - 12 - 4A
2. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A
3. Isaac Dulgarian - STA - 10 - 5A - 12-1
4. Cody Eastman - ARK - 12 - 5A
5. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A
6. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A
7. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A
8. Kade Sander - GB - 11 - 5A - 12-0
9. Victor Hughes - FS - 12 - 4A
10. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A - 8-1

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - ROS - 11 - 321A - 8-0
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A - 14-0
3. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A - 8-0
4. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A - 18-2
5. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
6. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A - 8-0
7. Trevor Kennedy - GC - 12 - 6A - 6-0
8. Michael Helms - ARK - 12 - 5A
9. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A - 7-2
10. Jared Fiscus - CH - 12 - 4A

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A - 7-0
2. Taylor Watkins - COL - 10 - 4A - 16-3
3. Tanner Ogden - RV - 12 - 4A - 11-0
4. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 12 - 5A
5. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A
6. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A
7. Trenton Wilson - LIB - 12 - 5A
8. Alex Thibault - HAL - 12 - 321A
9. Josh Ortiz - VC - 12 - 5A - 6-0
10. Lawson Fiss - HUG - 12 - 4A

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 12-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A - 8-0
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A - 7-0
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 11-0
6. Ben Becker – DB – 12 - 6A - 11-0
7. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A
8. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
9. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A
10. Quade Woofter - CLB - 12 - 4A

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A - 7-0
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A - 11-0
3. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A
4. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A - 7-2
5. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A
6. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
7. Kolby Fennewald - MUL - 12 - MUL - 4A - 8-0
8. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A - 15-0
9. Jared Langley - NEW - 10 - 5A - 5-2
10. Alex Son - CH - 10 - 4A

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 7-1
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 9-0
3t. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A
3t. Tanner O'Donnell - SS - 12 - 5A
5. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A
6. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A
7. Austin Tillman - TOP - 11 - 6A - 10-0
8. Levi Huneke - SAB - 12 - 321A
9. Steve Yergey-Dible - HOX - 12 - 321A
10. Andy Muehlberger - SJA - 12 - 5A

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A - 7-0
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A - 5-0
3. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 4A
4. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A - 15-2
5. Seth Pesek - GE - 10 - 6A
6. John Metcalf - FS - 12 - 4A
7. TJ Martin - BVSW - 12 - 5A
8. Mario Galvan - SMNW - 11 - 6A - 10-1
9. Tyler Edelman - SAB - 12 - 321A
10. Mike Shirk - SS - 12 - 5A

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A
2. Ramiro Gatica - SMW - 12 - 6A
3. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A
4. Chall Jenkins - BVW - 11 - 6A
5. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 10-2
6. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A
7. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A - 8-2
8. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 5A
9. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A - 9-0
10. Ray Gallegos - NEW - 11 - 5A - 5-1

285:
1. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A - 7-0
2. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 11-0
3. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A - 8-0
4. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A - 4-2
5. Zell Bieberle - CLB - 12 - 4A
6. Josh Horn - WIN - 12 - 4A
7. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A
8. Garret Lee - NEW - 12 - 5A
9. Nadir Zayyad - BVW - 12 - 6A
10t. Aaron Rafalko - JC - 12 - 6A 8-1
10t. Zac Sander - VC - 12 - 5A

Now that's rich Cokeley, but no.
Probably would be the most appropriate combo though if we had to combo this year.

Well I don't know about scare, but it better concern all of them because half of them or more that would have gone otherwise would not be going if they were combined. And some of the 321A champs wouldn't be champs.

Well I don't know about "speculation" as you say but definitely prediction. But that's all rankings ever are anyway aren't they. And there is no "favortism" as you claim. "Summer" wrestling is a factor at the beginning of the season but once the action gets started it's settled on the high school folkstyle mats. There are plenty of opportunities for Chief to make very valid comparisons and accurate rankings.

Like I said doug747, they were already out of 4A except SJA. But if you are saying that SJA recruits, you will have to take that up with Cokeley. But that's a separate issue. Everybody recruits anyway don't they. And I can't imagine why anyone would want to get out of 4A to get into 5A. That's like committing suicide.

They would definitely be concerned.

Well that's not about to happen as you can infer doug747.
But you know it is definitely good for at least a smart alec comment or two.

Yes Chief, that is funny.
But it wouldn't be so funny to both of the classes as they would both be leaving some kids behind that they would have otherwise not.

What does everyone think about this.
Shorten the regular season by one week.
02-02-2012- League tournaments
02-09-2012- district tournaments
02-16-2012- class state tournaments
02-23-2012- state tournament- top 4 placers from each class

Not going to happen, you are just trying to re-hash the "Grand State Idea" that has surfaced and been beaten to death time and time yet again.

X, I was only replying to Will. You would have to ask Will why he called these 2 classes out, and it appears you agree. But, the point is, 321A would hold its own, in my opinion. And, yes, there would be some 321A champs who wouldn't be, but you did miss the other side of the equation...it goes both ways. Finally, it was an interesting idea, the smallest schools wrestling the biggest.

And, leaving 4A for 5A being suicide, only this year and it wouldn't be as bad if it were not for some nice transfers. A couple are 321A kids.

And, where have you been, these are old comments, your wit and wisdon is always missed.

Yes Double J, Hakuna Matata. I know you were just responding to Will. I was pretty much just clowning around anyway.

And yes, you are correct, but I really didn't miss that it goes both ways as I did state that both classes would have reason for concern.

As for the suicide comment, I hear what you are saying, but I was just responding to doug747. But also I don't necessarily agree that it is just this year, but I am not compelled right now to get into that.

And yes, these are old comments, sorry so belated with my response. I was just sitting around my mom's house for the holidays and my family is just kind of doing their own thing and I got on my favorite site and the temptation was getting to me as I have wanted to respond for some time but didn't really have time and I obviously have time now and really can't let doug747 off that easy. You know what I am talking about. Thanks for obliging me as I was hoping someone would.

I have the champions at 6 for 321A, 4 for 6A and 4 even. There would be some real battles for the other placements and I am thinking 321A would probably come out ahead in the total medal count in this hypothetical scenario. It would certainly be MUCH more intriguing than either of these tournaments on their own.

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. Garden City - 6A
3. St. James Academy - 5A
4. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
5. Newton - 5A
6. Valley Center - 5A
7. Derby - 6A
8. Junction City - 6A
9. Colby - 4A
10. Andover Central - 5A


106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 8-0
2. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 7-3
4. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 6-0
5. Christian Bowen – GD – 9 - 5A
6. Ryan Delforge - VC - 9 - 5A - 10-0
7. Dakota Rodd - AC - 9 - 5A - 8-2
8. Braden Dipman - DB - 10 - 6A - 7-3
9. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A
10. Cameron Miller - CON - 9 - 4A - 16-1

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 5-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 8-0
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 6-0
4. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A - 9-3
5. Cody McDonald - DB - 10 - 6A - 9-1
6. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 4A - 6-2
7. Josh Goepfert - MRV - 12 - 321A - 12-0
8. Zane Baugh - 10 - AB - 4A
9. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A
10. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A - 6-3

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 11-0
2. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 8-1
3. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A - 9-7
4. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 6-3
5. Quinton Harrison – NEW – 12 - 5A - 3-1
6. Clayton Himpel - TG - 11 - 4A - 9-0
7. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A - 7-1
8. Kevin Perez - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Hunter Price - HOL - 12 - 4A - 8-1
10. James Jurgens - SC - 10 - 321A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A - 7-0
2. Brandon Ball - HOI - 11 - 321A - 9-0
3. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A - 12-1
4. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A
5. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A
6. Zak Hensley - SJA - 10 - 5A
7. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A - 8-0
8. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
9. Greg Jones - 11 - WH - 6A
10. Brett Moon - MZ - 9 - 6A - 11-3

132:
1. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
2. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A
3. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A - 4-0
4. Patrick Burrus - KMC - 11 - 5A
5. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A - 10-1
6. Kaleb Konitzer - PV - 11 - 4A
7. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
8. Sawyer Like - BVSW - 11 - 5A - 9-0
9. Joe Umscheid - AC - 12 - 5A - 10-1
10. Trevor Smith - WIN - 9 - 4A

138:
1. Bryce Shoemaker - BAL - 12 - 4A
2. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A
3. Isaac Dulgarian - STA - 10 - 5A - 12-1
4. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A
6. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A
7. Kade Sander - GB - 11 - 5A - 12-0
8. Victor Hughes - FS - 12 - 4A
9. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A - 8-1
10. Andrew Cannon - OZ - 12 - 4A

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - ROS - 11 - 321A - 8-0
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A - 14-0
3. Cody Eastman - ARK - 12 - 5A
4. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A - 8-0
5. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A - 18-2
6. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
7. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A - 8-0
8. Trevor Kennedy - GC - 12 - 6A - 6-0
9. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A - 7-2
10. Jared Fiscus - CH - 12 - 4A

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A - 7-0
2. Taylor Watkins - COL - 10 - 4A - 16-3
3. Tanner Ogden - RV - 12 - 4A - 11-0
4. Alex Thibault - HAL - 12 - 321A
5. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A
6. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A
7. Michael Helms - ARK - 12 - 5A
8. Trenton Wilson - LIB - 12 - 5A
9. Josh Ortiz - VC - 12 - 5A - 6-0
10. Lawson Fiss - HUG - 12 - 4A

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 12-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A - 8-0
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A - 7-0
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 11-0
6. Ben Becker – DB – 12 - 6A - 11-0
7. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 5A
8. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A
9. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
10. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A - 7-0
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A - 11-0
3. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A
4. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A - 7-2
5. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A
6. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
7. Kolby Fennewald - MUL - 12 - MUL - 4A - 8-0
8. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A - 15-0
9. Jared Langley - NEW - 10 - 5A - 5-2
10. Alex Son - CH - 10 - 4A

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 7-1
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 9-0
3t. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A
3t. Tanner O'Donnell - SS - 12 - 5A
5. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A
6. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A
7. Austin Tillman - TOP - 11 - 6A - 10-0
8. Levi Huneke - SAB - 12 - 321A
9. Steve Yergey-Dible - HOX - 12 - 321A
10. Andy Muehlberger - SJA - 12 - 5A

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A - 7-0
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A - 5-0
3. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 4A
4. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A - 15-2
5. Seth Pesek - GE - 10 - 6A
6. John Metcalf - FS - 12 - 4A
7. TJ Martin - BVSW - 12 - 5A
8. Mario Galvan - SMNW - 11 - 6A - 10-1
9. Tyler Edelman - SAB - 12 - 321A
10. Mike Shirk - SS - 12 - 5A

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A
2. Ramiro Gatica - SMW - 12 - 6A
3. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A
4. Chall Jenkins - BVW - 11 - 6A
5. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 10-2
6. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A
7. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A - 8-2
8. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 5A
9. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A - 13-0
10. Ray Gallegos - NEW - 11 - 5A - 5-1

285:
1. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A - 7-0
2. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 11-0
3. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A - 8-0
4. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A - 4-2
5. Zell Bieberle - CLB - 12 - 4A
6. Josh Horn - WIN - 12 - 4A
7. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A
8. Garret Lee - NEW - 12 - 5A
9. Nadir Zayyad - BVW - 12 - 6A
10t. Aaron Rafalko - JC - 12 - 6A 8-1
10t. Zac Sander - VC - 12 - 5A

Records are reported behind wrestlers name. Just an FYI

132 - Luke Henes's place is 1st and has scored 33.50 team points.


1st Place Match - Luke Henes (St Thomas Aquinas) 13-3 won by decision over Sawyer Like (BV Southwest) 15-1 (Dec 2-1)

Many of those records shown are not correct. These two are correct but the wrestlers that got byes, trackwrestling counts those as wins. Also, the only reason Henes is not ranked above Like at 132 is that I have Henes at 126.

I would say Alex Thibault is way under ranked at 152. Its just good to see him back.

Agreed.......

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. Garden City - 6A
3. St. James Academy - 5A
4. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
5. Newton - 5A
6. Valley Center - 5A
7. Derby - 6A
8. Junction City - 6A
9. Colby - 4A
10. Andover Central - 5A


106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 8-0
2. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A - 18-1
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 7-3
4. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 6-0
5. Christian Bowen – GD – 9 - 5A
6. Ryan Delforge - VC - 9 - 5A - 10-0
7. Dakota Rodd - AC - 9 - 5A - 8-2
8. Braden Dipman - DB - 10 - 6A - 7-3
9. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A
10. Cameron Miller - CON - 9 - 4A - 16-1

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 5-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 8-1
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 6-0
4. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A - 9-3
5. Cody McDonald - DB - 10 - 6A - 9-1
6. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 4A - 6-2
7. Josh Goepfert - MRV - 12 - 321A - 12-0
8. Zane Baugh - 10 - AB - 4A
9. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A
10. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A - 6-3

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 11-0
2. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 8-1
3. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A - 9-7
4. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 6-3
5. Quinton Harrison – NEW – 12 - 5A - 3-1
6. Clayton Himpel - TG - 11 - 4A - 9-0
7. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A - 7-1
8. Kevin Perez - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Hunter Price - HOL - 12 - 4A - 8-1
10. James Jurgens - SC - 10 - 321A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A - 7-0
2. Brandon Ball - HOI - 11 - 321A - 9-0
3. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A - 12-1
4. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A
5. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A
6. Zak Hensley - SJA - 10 - 5A
7. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A - 8-0
8. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
9. Greg Jones - 11 - WH - 6A
10. Brett Moon - MZ - 9 - 6A - 11-3

132:
1. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
2. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A
3. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A - 4-0
4. Patrick Burrus - KMC - 11 - 5A
5. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A - 10-1
6. Kaleb Konitzer - PV - 11 - 4A
7. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
8. Sawyer Like - BVSW - 11 - 5A - 15-1
9. Joe Umscheid - AC - 12 - 5A - 10-1
10. Trevor Smith - WIN - 9 - 4A

138:
1. Bryce Shoemaker - BAL - 12 - 4A
2. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A
3. Isaac Dulgarian - STA - 10 - 5A - 12-1
4. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A
6. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A
7. Kade Sander - GB - 11 - 5A - 12-0
8. Victor Hughes - FS - 12 - 4A
9. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A - 8-1
10. Andrew Cannon - OZ - 12 - 4A

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - ROS - 11 - 321A - 8-0
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A - 14-0
3. Cody Eastman - ARK - 12 - 5A
4. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A - 8-0
5. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A - 18-2
6. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
7. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A - 8-0
8. Trevor Kennedy - GC - 12 - 6A - 6-0
9. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A - 7-2
10. Jared Fiscus - CH - 12 - 4A

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A - 7-0
2. Taylor Watkins - COL - 10 - 4A - 16-3
3. Alex Thibault - HAL - 12 - 321A
4. Tanner Ogden - RV - 12 - 4A - 11-0
5. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A
6. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A
7. Michael Helms - ARK - 12 - 5A
8. Trenton Wilson - LIB - 12 - 5A
9. Josh Ortiz - VC - 12 - 5A - 6-0
10. Lawson Fiss - HUG - 12 - 4A

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 12-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A - 8-0
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A - 7-0
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 11-0
6. Ben Becker – DB – 12 - 6A - 11-0
7. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 5A
8. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A
9. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
10. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A - 7-0
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A - 11-0
3. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A
4. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A - 7-2
5. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A
6. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
7. Kolby Fennewald - MUL - 12 - MUL - 4A - 8-0
8. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A - 15-0
9. Jared Langley - NEW - 10 - 5A - 5-2
10. Alex Son - CH - 10 - 4A

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 7-1
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 9-0
3t. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A
3t. Tanner O'Donnell - SS - 12 - 5A
5. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A
6. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A
7. Austin Tillman - TOP - 11 - 6A - 10-0
8. Levi Huneke - SAB - 12 - 321A
9. Steve Yergey-Dible - HOX - 12 - 321A
10. Andy Muehlberger - SJA - 12 - 5A

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A - 7-0
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A - 5-0
3. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 4A
4. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A - 15-2
5. Seth Pesek - GE - 10 - 6A
6. John Metcalf - FS - 12 - 4A
7. TJ Martin - BVSW - 12 - 5A
8. Mario Galvan - SMNW - 11 - 6A - 10-1
9. Tyler Edelman - SAB - 12 - 321A
10. Mike Shirk - SS - 12 - 5A

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A
2. Ramiro Gatica - SMW - 12 - 6A
3. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A
4. Chall Jenkins - BVW - 11 - 6A
5. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 10-2
6. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A
7. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A - 8-2
8. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 5A
9. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A - 13-0
10. Ray Gallegos - NEW - 11 - 5A - 5-1

285:
1. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A - 7-0
2. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 11-0
3. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A - 8-0
4. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A - 4-2
5. Zell Bieberle - CLB - 12 - 4A
6. Josh Horn - WIN - 12 - 4A
7. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A
8. Garret Lee - NEW - 12 - 5A
9. Nadir Zayyad - BVW - 12 - 6A
10t. Aaron Rafalko - JC - 12 - 6A 8-1
10t. Zac Sander - VC - 12 - 5A

6A beats 321A 8-6.

321A wins SEVEN against 5A!

Best I can tell for records of ranked 106 lbers

1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 8-0
2. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A 17-1
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 9-3
4. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 14-1
5. Christian Bowen – GD – 9 - 5A 4-0
6. Ryan Delforge - VC - 9 - 5A - 19-0
7. Dakota Rodd - AC - 9 - 5A - 8-3
8. Braden Dipman - DB - 10 - 6A - 8-3
9. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A 11-6
10. Cameron Miller - CON - 9 - 4A - 16-1

I believe Dickman is now eligible from transfer, any other 2nd semester eligible wrestlers that will enter the rankings?

Spencer Wilson will be in action at Topeka Seaman. Great to see him healthy and competing again!

GC has a dark horse coming out soon.. Stay tuned!!

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. Garden City - 6A
3. St. James Academy - 5A
4. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
5. Newton - 5A
6. Valley Center - 5A
7. Derby - 6A
8. Junction City - 6A
9. Colby - 4A
10. Andover Central - 5A


106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 8-0
2. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A - 18-1
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 7-3
4. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 6-0
5. Christian Bowen – GD – 9 - 5A - 4-0
6. Ryan Delforge - VC - 9 - 5A - 19-0
7. Dakota Rodd - AC - 9 - 5A - 8-2
8. Braden Dipman - DB - 10 - 6A - 9-3
9. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A - 11-7
10. Cameron Miller - CON - 9 - 4A - 16-1

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 10-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 10-1
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 6-0
4. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A - 9-3
5. Cody McDonald - DB - 10 - 6A - 10-1
6. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 4A - 6-2
7. Josh Goepfert - MRV - 12 - 321A - 12-0
8. Zane Baugh - 10 - AB - 4A
9. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A
10. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A - 6-3

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 11-0
2. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 8-1
3. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A - 9-7
4. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 9-2
5. Quinton Harrison – NEW – 12 - 5A - 3-1
6. Clayton Himpel - TG - 11 - 4A - 9-0
7. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A - 7-1
8. Kevin Perez - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Hunter Price - HOL - 12 - 4A - 8-1
10. James Jurgens - SC - 10 - 321A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A - 7-0
2. Brandon Ball - HOI - 11 - 321A - 9-0
3. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A - 13-1
4. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A
5. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A - 8-2
6. Zak Hensley - SJA - 10 - 5A
7. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A - 8-0
8. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
9. Greg Jones - 11 - WH - 6A - 4-3
10. Brett Moon - MZ - 9 - 6A - 11-3

132:
1. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
2. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A
3. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A - 6-0
4. Patrick Burrus - KMC - 11 - 5A
5. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A - 10-1
6. Kaleb Konitzer - PV - 11 - 4A
7. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
8. Sawyer Like - BVSW - 11 - 5A - 15-1
9. Joe Umscheid - AC - 12 - 5A - 10-1
10. Trevor Smith - WIN - 9 - 4A

138:
1. Bryce Shoemaker - BAL - 12 - 4A - 10-1
2. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A - 8-0
3. Isaac Dulgarian - STA - 10 - 5A - 12-1
4. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A - 15-4
6. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A
7. Kade Sander - GB - 11 - 5A - 12-0
8. Victor Hughes - FS - 12 - 4A
9. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A - 9-1
10. Andrew Cannon - OZ - 12 - 4A

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - ROS - 11 - 321A - 8-0
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A - 14-0
3. Cody Eastman - ARK - 12 - 5A - 13-3
4. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A - 8-0
5. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A - 18-2
6. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
7. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A - 8-0
8. Trevor Kennedy - GC - 12 - 6A - 15-4
9. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A - 7-2
10. Jared Fiscus - CH - 12 - 4A

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A - 7-0
2. Taylor Watkins - COL - 10 - 4A - 16-3
3. Alex Thibault - HAL - 12 - 321A
4. Tanner Ogden - RV - 12 - 4A - 11-0
5. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A
6. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A
7. Michael Helms - ARK - 12 - 5A - 14-7
8. Trenton Wilson - LIB - 12 - 5A
9. Josh Ortiz - VC - 12 - 5A - 6-0
10. Lawson Fiss - HUG - 12 - 4A

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 12-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A - 8-0
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A - 7-0
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 11-0
6. Ben Becker – DB – 12 - 6A - 11-0
7. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 5A - 16-2
8. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A
9. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
10. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A - 7-0
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A - 11-0
3. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A
4. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A - 7-2
5. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A
6. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
7. Kolby Fennewald - MUL - 12 - MUL - 4A - 8-0
8. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A - 15-0
9. Jared Langley - NEW - 10 - 5A - 5-2
10. Alex Son - CH - 10 - 4A

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 7-1
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 12-0
3t. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A - 19-0
3t. Tanner O'Donnell - SS - 12 - 5A
5. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A
6. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A
7. Austin Tillman - TOP - 11 - 6A - 10-0
8. Levi Huneke - SAB - 12 - 321A
9. Steve Yergey-Dible - HOX - 12 - 321A
10. Andy Muehlberger - SJA - 12 - 5A

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A - 7-0
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A - 5-0
3. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 4A
4. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A - 15-2
5. Seth Pesek - GE - 10 - 6A
6. John Metcalf - FS - 12 - 4A
7. TJ Martin - BVSW - 12 - 5A
8. Mario Galvan - SMNW - 11 - 6A - 10-1
9. Tyler Edelman - SAB - 12 - 321A
10. Ben Taliaferro - SH - 12 - 5A - 10-1

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A
2. Ramiro Gatica - SMW - 12 - 6A
3. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A
4. Chall Jenkins - BVW - 11 - 6A
5. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 10-2
6. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A - 8-2
7. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A - 8-2
8. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 5A - 19-0
9. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A - 13-0
10. Ray Gallegos - NEW - 11 - 5A - 5-1

285:
1. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A - 7-0
2. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 11-0
3. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A - 8-0
4. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A - 4-2
5. Zell Bieberle - CLB - 12 - 4A
6. Josh Horn - WIN - 12 - 4A - 7-0
7. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 10-0
8. Garret Lee - NEW - 12 - 5A
9. Cooper Zeller - HOL - 11 - 4A
10. Nadir Zayyad - BVW - 12 - 6A

We are 70 days away from my favorite wrestling event of the year!

On March 15th-18th, we will travel to Denver, CO to defend our team title at the Rocky Mountain Nationals!

The final All-Class rankings will determine the order of the invitations.

Last year was a blast! Many of our wrestlers got 10 matches over the weekend against fantastic competition. We had a great time enjoying the Denver night life over St. Patrick's Day while representing Kansas Wrestling! We brought home a 6 foot team trophy and many 4 foot individual trophies.

Once again, I will take two full teams to compete in the Team Duals on Friday with at least 4 matches and then the two day huge bracket competition starts. There were several college coaches in attendance and many multiple state champions from as far as Alaska and Hawaii! Lifetime memories and friendships are formed on this trip.

Best wishes to ALL Kansas wrestlers as the chase for the 2013 title continues!

- Chief

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. Garden City - 6A
3. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
4. St. James Academy - 5A
5. Newton - 5A
6. Valley Center - 5A
7. Junction City - 6A
8. Derby - 6A
9. Colby - 4A
10. Andover Central - 5A


106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 14-0
2. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A - 22-1
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 19-5
4. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 14-1
5. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A - 14-8
6. Ty Nienke - ELS - 11 - 321A
7. Cameron Miller - CON - 9 - 4A - 19-1
8. Doug Newcomb - ONW - 10 - 6A - 16-3
9. Jacob Bonham - GE - 9 - 6A
10. Trae Foreman - PRT - 11 - 4A - 18-3

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 14-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 14-1
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 15-0
4. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A - 9-3
5. Cody McDonald - DB - 10 - 6A - 9-1
6. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 4A - 10-2
7. Josh Goepfert - MRV - 12 - 321A - 15-0
8. Zane Baugh - 10 - AB - 4A - 16-3
9. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A - 18-3
10. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 17-0
2. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 12-1
3. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A - 15-8
4. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 9-3
5. Clayton Himpel - TG - 11 - 4A - 20-0
6. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A - 7-1
7. Kian Clemens - MH - 11 - 6A - 14-3
8. Kevin Perez - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Hunter Price - HOL - 12 - 4A - 15-1
10. Kaden Kretzer - MCP - 12 - 4A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A - 22-0
2. Brandon Ball - HOI - 11 - 321A - 13-0
3. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A - 17-1
4. Zak Hensley - SJA - 10 - 5A - 8-4
5. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A - 11-1
6. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A - 12-3
7. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
8. Brett Moon - MZ - 9 - 6A - 18-2
9. Kyle Miller - BUH - 12 - 4A - 14-3
10. Quinton Harrison - NEW - 12 - 9-3

132:
1. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
2. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A - 21-2
3. Tyler Dickman - MV - 11 - 5A - 3-0
4. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A - 4-0
5. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A - 10-1
6. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A - 13-1
7. Kaleb Konitzer - PV - 11 - 4A - 22-1
8. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
9. Sawyer Like - BVSW - 11 - 5A - 15-1
10. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A - 11-3

138:
1. Bryce Shoemaker - BAL - 12 - 4A - 18-1
2. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A - 15-0
3. Isaac Dulgarian - STA - 10 - 5A - 15-1
4. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A - 14-1
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A - 19-4
6. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A
7. Kade Sander - GB - 11 - 5A - 15-1
8. Victor Hughes - FS - 12 - 4A - 19-3
9. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A - 13-2
10. Joe Umscheid - AC - 12 - 5A - 16-1

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - ROS - 11 - 321A - 14-0
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A - 16-1
3. Cody Eastman - ARK - 12 - 5A - 17-3
4. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A - 11-1
5. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A - 21-2
6. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
7. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A - 12-0
8. Paul Suhr - AC - 11 - 5A - 16-2
9. Jared Fiscus - CH - 12 - 4A
10. Jacob Durossette - FS - 11 - 4A - 6-0

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A - 17-0
2. Alex Thibault - HAL - 12 - 321A - 13-0
3. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A - 19-0
4. Taylor Watkins - COL - 10 - 4A - 19-4
5. Ben Becker - DB - 12 - 6A - 15-0
6. Tanner Ogden - RV - 12 - 4A - 11-0
7. Michael Helms - ARK - 12 - 5A - 17-8
8. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A
9. Trenton Wilson - LIB - 12 - 5A
10. John Peden - GDL - 11 - 4A - 19-2

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 16-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A - 14-0
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A - 18-0
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A - 17-1
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 13-1
6. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 5A - 16-2
7. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A
8. Spencer Bird - SV - 11 - 4A - 13-4
9. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A - 15-4
10. Quade Woofter - CLB - 12 - 4A

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A - 18-0
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A - 16-0
3. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A - 13-0
4. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A - 14-3
5. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A - 18-9
6. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
7. Kolby Fennewald - MUL - 12 - MUL - 4A - 13-0
8. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A - 15-0
9. Jared Langley - NEW - 10 - 5A - 12-4
10. Alex Son - CH - 10 - 4A

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 17-1
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 15-1
3. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A - 22-0
4. Tanner O'Donnell - SS - 12 - 5A - 17-1
5. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A - 3-0
6. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A - 12-1
7. Levi Huneke - SAB - 12 - 321A - 16-0
8. Austin Tillman - TOP - 11 - 6A - 10-0
9. Steve Yergey-Dible - HOX - 12 - 321A - 16-1
10. Andy Muehlberger - SJA - 12 - 5A - 17-7

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A - 12-0
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A - 14-0
3. Tyler Edelman - SAB - 12 - 321A - 13-2
4. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 4A - 15-5
5. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A - 15-2
6. Seth Pesek - GE - 10 - 6A
7. John Metcalf - FS - 12 - 4A - 21-1
8. Mario Galvan - SMNW - 11 - 6A - 17-2
9. Harrison Gilliland - PL - 12 - 321A
10. Brandon Salmans - HOX - 12 - 321A

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A
2. Ramiro Gatica - SMW - 12 - 6A
3. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A
4. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 23-0
5. Chall Jenkins - BVW - 11 - 6A
6. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 10-2
7. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A - 12-2
8. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A - 13-2
9. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A - 13-0
10. Ray Gallegos - NEW - 11 - 5A - 14-2

285:
1. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A - 11-0
2. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 23-0
3. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A - 12-0
4. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A - 4-2
5. Josh Horn - WIN - 12 - 4A - 10-1
6. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 15-0
7. Garret Lee - NEW - 12 - 5A - 12-2
8. Aaron Rafalko - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Marc Saffle - HUT - 6A - 12-5
10. Cooper Zeller - HOL - 11 - 4A - 12-0

I know PJ is good, but did he also get a clone?

Just kidding, Eric. I do appreciate your efforts in this and wanted to point out the duplicate entry at 113.

113lb , PJ Cheney is ranked twice

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. Garden City - 6A
3. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
4. St. James Academy - 5A
5. Newton - 5A
6. Valley Center - 5A
7. Junction City - 6A
8. Derby - 6A
9. Colby - 4A
10. Andover Central - 5A


106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 14-0
2. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A - 22-1
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 19-5
4. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 14-1
5. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A - 14-8
6. Ty Nienke - ELS - 11 - 321A
7. Cameron Miller - CON - 9 - 4A - 19-1
8. Doug Newcomb - ONW - 10 - 6A - 16-3
9. Jacob Bonham - GE - 9 - 6A
10. Trae Foreman - PRT - 11 - 4A - 18-3

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 14-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 14-1
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 15-0
4. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A - 9-3
5. Cody McDonald - DB - 10 - 6A - 9-1
6. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 4A - 10-2
7. Josh Goepfert - MRV - 12 - 321A - 15-0
8. Zane Baugh - 10 - AB - 4A - 16-3
9. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A - 18-3
10. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 17-0
2. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 12-1
3. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A - 15-8
4. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 9-3
5. Clayton Himpel - TG - 11 - 4A - 20-0
6. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A - 7-1
7. Kian Clemens - MH - 11 - 6A - 14-3
8. Kevin Perez - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Hunter Price - HOL - 12 - 4A - 15-1
10. Kaden Kretzer - MCP - 12 - 4A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A - 22-0
2. Brandon Ball - HOI - 11 - 321A - 13-0
3. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A - 17-1
4. Zak Hensley - SJA - 10 - 5A - 8-4
5. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A - 11-1
6. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A - 12-3
7. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
8. Brett Moon - MZ - 9 - 6A - 18-2
9. Kyle Miller - BUH - 12 - 4A - 14-3
10. Quinton Harrison - NEW - 12 - 9-3

132:
1. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
2. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A - 21-2
3. Tyler Dickman - STA - 11 - 5A - 3-0
4. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A - 4-0
5. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A - 10-1
6. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A - 13-1
7. Kaleb Konitzer - PV - 11 - 4A - 22-1
8. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
9. Sawyer Like - BVSW - 11 - 5A - 15-1
10. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A - 11-3

138:
1. Bryce Shoemaker - BAL - 12 - 4A - 18-1
2. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A - 15-0
3. Isaac Dulgarian - STA - 10 - 5A - 15-1
4. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A - 14-1
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A - 19-4
6. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A
7. Kade Sander - GB - 11 - 5A - 15-1
8. Victor Hughes - FS - 12 - 4A - 19-3
9. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A - 13-2
10. Joe Umscheid - AC - 12 - 5A - 16-1

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - ROS - 11 - 321A - 14-0
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A - 16-1
3. Cody Eastman - ARK - 12 - 5A - 17-3
4. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A - 11-1
5. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A - 21-2
6. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
7. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A - 12-0
8. Paul Suhr - AC - 11 - 5A - 16-2
9. Jared Fiscus - CH - 12 - 4A
10. Jacob Durossette - FS - 11 - 4A - 6-0

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A - 17-0
2. Alex Thibault - HAL - 12 - 321A - 13-0
3. Ben Becker - DB - 12 - 6A - 15-0
4. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A - 19-0
5. Taylor Watkins - COL - 10 - 4A - 19-4
6. Tanner Ogden - RV - 12 - 4A - 11-0
7. Michael Helms - ARK - 12 - 5A - 17-8
8. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A
9. Trenton Wilson - LIB - 12 - 5A
10. John Peden - GDL - 11 - 4A - 19-2

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 16-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A - 14-0
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A - 18-0
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A - 17-1
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 13-1
6. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 5A - 16-2
7. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A
8. Spencer Bird - SV - 11 - 4A - 13-4
9. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A - 15-4
10. Kalin Collins - WS - 11 - 6A - 11-2

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A - 18-0
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A - 16-0
3. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A - 13-0
4. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A - 14-3
5. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A - 18-9
6. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
7. Kolby Fennewald - MUL - 12 - MUL - 4A - 13-0
8. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A - 15-0
9. Jared Langley - NEW - 10 - 5A - 12-4
10. Alex Son - CH - 10 - 4A

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 17-1
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 15-1
3. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A - 22-0
4. Tanner O'Donnell - SS - 12 - 5A - 17-1
5. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A - 3-0
6. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A - 12-1
7. Levi Huneke - SAB - 12 - 321A - 16-0
8. Austin Tillman - TOP - 11 - 6A - 10-0
9. Steve Yergey-Dible - HOX - 12 - 321A - 16-1
10. Andy Muehlberger - SJA - 12 - 5A - 17-7

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A - 12-0
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A - 14-0
3. Tyler Edelman - SAB - 12 - 321A - 13-2
4. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 4A - 15-5
5. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A - 15-2
6. Seth Pesek - GE - 10 - 6A
7. John Metcalf - FS - 12 - 4A - 21-1
8. Mario Galvan - SMNW - 11 - 6A - 17-2
9. Harrison Gilliland - PL - 12 - 321A
10. Brandon Salmans - HOX - 12 - 321A

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A
2. Ramiro Gatica - SMW - 12 - 6A
3. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A
4. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 23-0
5. Chall Jenkins - BVW - 11 - 6A
6. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 10-2
7. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A - 12-2
8. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A - 13-2
9. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A - 13-0
10. Ray Gallegos - NEW - 11 - 5A - 14-2

285:
1. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 24-0
2. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A - 11-1
3. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A - 12-0
4. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A - 4-2
5. Josh Horn - WIN - 12 - 4A - 10-1
6. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 15-0
7. Garret Lee - NEW - 12 - 5A - 12-2
8. Aaron Rafalko - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Marc Saffle - HUT - 6A - 12-5
10. Cooper Zeller - HOL - 11 - 4A - 12-0

Maki to 132?

Q. Harrison to 126?

Are these projected weights for rest of season?

Becker should be no less than #3 hands down, maybe even #2 at 152. I have no reason to believe he couldn't beat Thibault although I know Thibault is real solid. But until I see something that proves otherwise, Becker is #2 by my assessment. Gehring is a good kid and he is on a roll for sure but he certainly hasn't proven he could beat Becker. Gehring didn't even place last year, although he did the year before I know. Becker is the defending runner-up to Dustin Williams and was third the year before. He is still undefeated. Ogden may even be #4 behind Becker or Thibault. That kid is tough as nails and is very dangerous and difficult to deal with. Yes Watkins is good and he placed third last year but so did Ogden but at a higher weight losing only to Blackwell. Ogden would definitely give everyone "fits" this year in that weight except maybe Blackwell and he is undefeated as well. I would probably even have Jack Mitchell and Matt Pratt over a couple of those guys and maybe even Lawson Fiss. And keep in mind that my son has wrestled all of these kids or had them in a bracket. I have seen them all wrestle, many times. I can definitely compare. Of course I know that things are not always as they seem, perhaps even to me. No not really, I am pretty sure about this.
Also I know that he started off a little slow but I still believe that Manhattan Matthews should be on the list somewhere at 145. He seems to be coming back to form and won his last tournament.
Other than that, looks great Chief as usual. Keep up the great work!

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. Garden City - 6A
3. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
4. St. James Academy - 5A
5. Newton - 5A
6. Valley Center - 5A
7. Junction City - 6A
8. Derby - 6A
9. Colby - 4A
10. Andover Central - 5A


106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 14-0
2. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A - 22-1
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 19-5
4. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 14-1
5. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A - 14-8
6. Ty Nienke - ELS - 11 - 321A
7. Cameron Miller - CON - 9 - 4A - 19-1
8. Doug Newcomb - ONW - 10 - 6A - 16-3
9. Jacob Bonham - GE - 9 - 6A
10. Trae Foreman - PRT - 11 - 4A - 18-3

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 14-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 14-1
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 15-0
4. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A - 9-3
5. Cody McDonald - DB - 10 - 6A - 9-1
6. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 4A - 10-2
7. Josh Goepfert - MRV - 12 - 321A - 15-0
8. Zane Baugh - 10 - AB - 4A - 16-3
9. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A - 18-3
10. Khamin Crow - SEA - 10 - 5A

120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 17-0
2. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 12-1
3. Reese Cokeley – SJA – 11 - 5A - 15-8
4. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 9-3
5. Clayton Himpel - TG - 11 - 4A - 20-0
6. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A - 7-1
7. Kian Clemens - MH - 11 - 6A - 14-3
8. Kevin Perez - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Hunter Price - HOL - 12 - 4A - 15-1
10. Kaden Kretzer - MCP - 12 - 4A

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A - 22-0
2. Brandon Ball - HOI - 11 - 321A - 13-0
3. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A - 17-1
4. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A - 11-1
5. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A - 12-3
6. Zak Hensley - SJA - 10 - 5A - 8-4
7. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
8. Brett Moon - MZ - 9 - 6A - 18-2
9. Kyle Miller - BUH - 12 - 4A - 14-3
10. Quinton Harrison - NEW - 12 - 9-3

132:
1. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A
2. Tevin Briscoe – GC – 10 - 6A - 21-2
3. Tyler Dickman - STA - 11 - 5A - 3-0
4. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A - 4-0
5. Jake Wilson – RH – 11 - 4A - 10-1
6. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A - 13-1
7. Kaleb Konitzer - PV - 11 - 4A - 22-1
8. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
9. Sawyer Like - BVSW - 11 - 5A - 15-1
10. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A - 11-3

138:
1. Bryce Shoemaker - BAL - 12 - 4A - 18-1
2. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A - 15-0
3. Isaac Dulgarian - STA - 10 - 5A - 15-1
4. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A - 14-1
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A - 19-4
6. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A
7. Kade Sander - GB - 11 - 5A - 15-1
8. Victor Hughes - FS - 12 - 4A - 19-3
9. Jared Suppes – DB – 12 - 6A - 13-2
10. Joe Umscheid - AC - 12 - 5A - 16-1

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - ROS - 11 - 321A - 14-0
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A - 16-1
3. Cody Eastman - ARK - 12 - 5A - 17-3
4. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A - 11-1
5. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A - 21-2
6. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A
7. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A - 12-0
8. Paul Suhr - AC - 11 - 5A - 16-2
9. Jared Fiscus - CH - 12 - 4A
10. Jacob Durossette - FS - 11 - 4A - 6-0

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A - 17-0
2. Alex Thibault - HAL - 12 - 321A - 13-0
3. Ben Becker - DB - 12 - 6A - 15-0
4. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A - 19-0
5. Taylor Watkins - COL - 10 - 4A - 19-4
6. Tanner Ogden - RV - 12 - 4A - 11-0
7. Michael Helms - ARK - 12 - 5A - 17-8
8. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A
9. Trenton Wilson - LIB - 12 - 5A
10. John Peden - GDL - 11 - 4A - 19-2

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 16-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A - 14-0
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A - 18-0
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A - 17-1
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 13-1
6. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 5A - 16-2
7. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A
8. Spencer Bird - SV - 11 - 4A - 13-4
9. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A - 15-4
10. Kalin Collins - WS - 11 - 6A - 11-2

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A - 18-0
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A - 16-0
3. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A - 13-0
4. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A - 14-3
5. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A - 18-9
6. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A
7. Kolby Fennewald - MUL - 12 - MUL - 4A - 13-0
8. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A - 15-0
9. Jared Langley - NEW - 10 - 5A - 12-4
10. Alex Son - CH - 10 - 4A

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 17-1
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 15-1
3. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A - 22-0
4. Tanner O'Donnell - SS - 12 - 5A - 17-1
5. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A - 3-0
6. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A - 12-1
7. Levi Huneke - SAB - 12 - 321A - 16-0
8. Austin Tillman - TOP - 11 - 6A - 10-0
9. Steve Yergey-Dible - HOX - 12 - 321A - 16-1
10. Andy Muehlberger - SJA - 12 - 5A - 17-7

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A - 12-0
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A - 14-0
3. Tyler Edelman - SAB - 12 - 321A - 13-2
4. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 4A - 15-5
5. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A - 15-2
6. Seth Pesek - GE - 10 - 6A
7. John Metcalf - FS - 12 - 4A - 21-1
8. Mario Galvan - SMNW - 11 - 6A - 17-2
9. Harrison Gilliland - PL - 12 - 321A
10. Brandon Salmans - HOX - 12 - 321A

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A
2. Ramiro Gatica - SMW - 12 - 6A
3. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A
4. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 23-0
5. Chall Jenkins - BVW - 11 - 6A
6. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 10-2
7. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A - 12-2
8. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A - 13-2
9. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A - 13-0
10. Ray Gallegos - NEW - 11 - 5A - 14-2

285:
1. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 24-0
2. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A - 11-1
3. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A - 12-0
4. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A - 4-2
5. Josh Horn - WIN - 12 - 4A - 10-1
6. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 15-0
7. Garret Lee - NEW - 12 - 5A - 12-2
8. Aaron Rafalko - JC - 12 - 6A
9. Marc Saffle - HUT - 6A - 12-5
10. Cooper Zeller - HOL - 11 - 4A - 12-0

Harrison will stay at 26 Gable fan.

X, it has been a few years, but I have seen both wrestle, Alex T. is appropriately ranked. The only knock on Alex is he was out last year. But, I wish he would wrestle on the summer teams. 4A does look tough at 152 and if we combined 321A and 6A, like Will recommended, it would settle the question.

Hey Double J. I hear you. Alex T. is real good as I said but so is Becker and I have no evidence that leads me to predict that Alex T. would beat Becker. My comment pretty much indicated I believed they were close but my personal opinion was Becker was #2 but as long as he was no less than #3 that was cool. Of course you are going to lean to Alex T. because he beat Jared two years ago. But that Jared has improved tons since then and no way would lose to Alex T. now if they were at the same weight. Becker has improved a lot too over the last two years and I believe he has improved more than Alex T. who as you stated was out last year. Too bad we probably won't ever know unless they both win out and wrestle in the All-Star dual at years end but it will probably be Blackwell instead of course and Thibault will miss out. They are real close I think. I wouldn't be surprised either way with the outcome. I wish them both the best.

Yes 4A looks tougher over all at 152 but like I said , don't be surprised if Ogden wins it. Best wishes to he and Gehring both and Watkins.

I am usually right Double J. about these things because I never make predictions about kids unless my son has wrestled them or they were in a bracket or at a tournament or something really close so I have watched them all wrestle lots from kids up to now with focus on most recent high school analysis. I have lots to analyze and compare with which to come up with my high accuracy predictions.

Just look at how Hurtado beat Edwards, as I predicted and told Chief, to gain the finals birth at Newton against Humphrey and Matthews beat Kennedy and Suhr, as I predicted and told Chief, to gain the finals birth at Newton against Eastman. Now both will move to their appropriate spots in the rankings as I predicted. Of course Edwards and Kennedy both will get their rematches at regional or state and things could go the other way. I could be wrong though about Maki over Dickman as Dickman beasted to the finals of the Bobcat. It appears he is much improved but I still lean to Maki. My man Leach in the finals of Bobcat against Mies looks very tasty. Of course you know who I will be rooting for and predicting to win as he was a team mate of my sons. Sure don't want to wish anything bad on any kids though and won't just to satisfy a selfish desire to always be right. I am OK being wrong every once in a while as I am human, but not too often. I wish them all the best.

Again, my son has wrestled all of these kids except Thibault. So no one should be disappointed, offended or surprised when I am right. I don't have a crystal ball, a wizard or a magic info elf. I make predictions about stuff I know a lot about. I don't just make predictions to make predictions. I don't make predictions about things unless I know what I am talking about because I want to have the highest probability possible of being right.

Everyone have a great day! Best wishes to Jared. And thanks Chief for your efforts. I sincerely appreciate it.

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion but no one really knows who would win unless they wrestled. I personally know alex and have coached against becker. Alex has a work ethic second to none and would welcome the opportunity i believe to wrestle becker. I don't think it holds any merit for someone to say alex can't defeat someone. He certainly doesn't think that way.

X, was your 152 state prediction Ogden winning it in 4a?


Kevin Seybold

No of course not Triple A. sorry for the confusion. It did sound like I was saying that didn't it. I was really talking about and comparing everyone else other than Blackwell.

Rail...91 sorry if I was putting a kid in a bad spot...but you got to give X something to comment on and then you can just sit back and enjoy his logic, even though sometimes he is a 'bit' confused. LOL

And, X, I am not saying Jared would beat Alex, our best bet was to outgrow him, but thanks for the kind comments.

No problem John. Disagreement is sometimes healthy but not always logical. All these boys are great kids maybe the chief needs to have a all class final 4 like deal on top of the colorado wrestling trip so they can settle it on the mat. I am half joking.

A few changes coming after the Newton and Bobcat tournaments.

10-4 Railroaders91, you are so correct.
Now I kind of wish I had never brought it up. I certainly wasn't trying to call anyone out or insult anyone at 152 which I probably did. And not just Alex T. but maybe Gehring, etc. It was really more about just trying to say that I thought Becker was being underestimated, and I had good reason to believe that. It looks like I too though have been guilty of underestimating someone and that is one Denton from JC. Just remember to anyone though that is mentioned, it's a compliment because you wouldn't even be in the discussion unless you were already bona fide. And I am never saying that one kid could or couldn't beat another. I am just making predictions.




Thanks as always Double J., but I am rarely if ever confused. Now sometimes I am just wrong, but that is only because my subjects have performed contrary to what is predicted based on the data that I have which is very accurate and not biased.
And you are right and everyone else remember that if it weren't for the rankings or your comments, there wouldn't be any contradiction and/or controversy from X.

And I know you weren't saying that Jared could beat Alex T. but I was saying that and I was saying that Becker could as well. But I am really just predicting that they could I guess. But I know that is not fair to Alex T. so once again, I wish I had never brought it up but I did. And it is really Chief's fault, LOL. But keep up the great work Chief and thanks!

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. St. James Academy - 5A
2. Arkansas City - 5A
3. Garden City - 6A
4. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
5. Topeka Seaman - 5A
6. Valley Center - 5A
7. Newton - 5A
8. Junction City - 6A
9. Colby - 4A
10. Manhattan - 6A


106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 14-0
2. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A - 27-1
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 24-5
4. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 18-2
5. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A - 18-9
6. Ty Nienke - ELS - 11 - 321A - 16-1
7. Doug Newcomb - ONW - 10 - 6A - 16-3
8. David Mainus - CLB - 11 - 4A - 24-3
9. Trae Foreman - PRT - 11 - 4A - 18-3
10. Cameron Miller - CON - 9 - 4A - 21-2

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 19-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 18-2
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 18-0
4. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A - 14-3
5. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 4A - 14-2
6. Josh Goepfert - MRV - 12 - 321A - 15-0
7. Zane Baugh - 10 - AB - 4A - 16-3
8. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A - 24-4
9. Brady Lowell - REP - 12 - 321A
10. Justus Seaton - BS - 12 - 4A - 19-3


120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 21-0
2. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 17-2
3. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 17-2
4. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A - 13-4
5. Clayton Himpel - TG - 11 - 4A - 26-2
6. Tyler Sharp - FS - 12 - 4A - 26-3
7. Reese Cokeley - SJA - 11 - 5A - 20-11
8. Kaden Kretzer - MCP - 12 - 4A - 9-2
9. Kian Clemens - MH - 11 - 6A - 23-7
10. Kevin Perez - JC - 12 - 6A - 15-3

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A - 28-0
2. Brandon Ball - HOI - 11 - 321A - 18-0
3. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A - 22-1
4. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A - 16-1
5. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A - 16-5
6. Zak Hensley - SJA - 10 - 5A - 12-5
7. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
8. Brett Moon - MZ - 9 - 6A - 21-3
9. Kyle Miller - BUH - 12 - 4A - 14-3
10. Alex Koegh - SC - 12 - 321A

132:
1. Tyler Dickman - STA - 11 - 5A - 8-0
2. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A - 17-0
3. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A - 8-0
4. Sawyer Like - BVSW - 11 - 5A - 26-2
5. Tevin Briscoe - GC - 10 - 6A - 26-3
6. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A - 23-3
7. Kaleb Konitzer - PV - 11 - 4A - 22-1
8. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
9. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A - 11-3
10. Conner Penka - MUL - 9 - 4A

138:
1. Bryce Shoemaker - BAL - 12 - 4A - 22-2
2. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A - 21-0
3. Isaac Dulgarian - STA - 10 - 5A - 25-2
4. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A - 22-5
5. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A - 19-2
6. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A - 15-0
7. Kade Sander - GB - 11 - 5A - 15-1
8. Victor Hughes - FS - 12 - 4A - 24-5
9. Andrew Tujague - SJA - 11 - 5A - 23-10
10. Drake Hake - CON - 10 - 16-0

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - ROS - 11 - 321A - 17-1
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A - 23-2
3. Cody Eastman - ARK - 12 - 5A - 22-3
4. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A - 14-1
5. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A - 21-2
6. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A - 13-1
7. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A - 12-0
8. Davis Matthews - MH - 12 - 6A - 23-4
9. Jacob Durossette - FS - 11 - 4A - 6-0
10. Ayodale Braimah - LIB - 12 - 5A - 22-6

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A - 22-1
2. Alex Thibault - HAL - 12 - 321A - 24-0
3. Ben Becker - DB - 12 - 6A - 18-1
4. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A - 24-0
5. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 12 - 26-3
6. Taylor Watkins - COL - 10 - 4A - 19-4
7. Brody Carroll - MAR - 12 - 321A
8. John Peden - GDL - 11 - 4A - 22-2
9. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A
10. Jeryl Denton - JC - 10 - 22-2

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 24-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A - 18-0
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A - 23-0
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A - 21-2
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 18-2
6. Michael Helms - ARK - 12 - 5A - 17-8
7. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A - 24-3
8. Bowe Behymer - BEL - 11 - 321A
9. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A - 20-4
10. Kalin Collins - WS - 11 - 6A - 11-2

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A - 22-0
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A - 22-0
3. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A - 16-0
4. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A - 17-1
5. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A - 17-4
6. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A - 23-10
7. Kolby Fennewald - MUL - 12 - MUL - 4A - 23-0
8. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A - 15-0
9. Jared Langley - NEW - 10 - 5A - 17-4
10. Alex Son - CH - 10 - 4A

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 21-2
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 18-1
3. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A - 22-0
4. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A - 7-0
5. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A - 15-1
6. Jake Bradley - PV - 12 - 4A - 23-2
7. Spencer Wilson - SEA - 12 - 5A - 5-2
8. Steve Yergey-Dible - HOX - 12 - 321A - 16-1
9. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
10. Emilio Fowler - GE - 10 - GE

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A - 15-0
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A - 18-0
3. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 4A - 15-5
4. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A - 15-2
5. Seth Pesek - GE - 10 - 6A - 14-3
6. Mario Galvan - SMNW - 11 - 6A - 17-2
7. Harrison Gilliland - PL - 12 - 321A
8. Brandon Salmans - HOX - 12 - 321A
9. Ben Taliaferro - SH - 12 - 5A - 22-1
10. Bailey Kelly - SEA - 9 - 5A - 15-7

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A - 18-0
2. Ramiro Gatica - SMW - 12 - 6A
3. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A - 19-1
4. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 23-0
5. Chall Jenkins - BVW - 11 - 6A
6. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 10-2
7. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A - 12-2
8. Dylan Cox - ARK - 12 - 5A - 23-6
9. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A - 18-3
10. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A - 16-0

285:
1. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 27-0
2. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A - 14-1
3. Josh Horn - WIN - 12 - 4A - 13-1
4. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A - 19-1
5. Aaron Rafalko - JC - 12 - 6A - 15-3
6. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A - 15-4
7. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 16-1
8. Cooper Zeller - HOL - 11 - 4A - 16-0
9. Zac Sander - VC - 12 - 5A - 24-3
10. Matt McGrew - ARK - 12 - 5A - 22-9

David Mainus is 24-3 at 106 and 26-4 overall (he went 2-1 at the first tourney of the year wrestling at 113). I noticed you didn't have a record for him. . .

Defore beat McDonald 12-4 at Newton. 113 lbs.

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. St. James Academy - 5A
2. Arkansas City - 5A
3. Garden City - 6A
4. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
5. Topeka Seaman - 5A
6. Valley Center - 5A
7. Newton - 5A
8. Junction City - 6A
9. Colby - 4A
10. Manhattan - 6A


106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 14-0
2. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A - 27-1
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 24-5
4. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 18-2
5. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A - 18-9
6. Ty Nienke - ELS - 11 - 321A - 16-1
7. Doug Newcomb - ONW - 10 - 6A - 16-3
8. David Mainus - CLB - 11 - 4A - 24-3
9. Trae Foreman - PRT - 11 - 4A - 18-3
10. Cameron Miller - CON - 9 - 4A - 21-2

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 19-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 18-2
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 18-0
4. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A - 14-3
5. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 4A - 14-2
6. Josh Goepfert - MRV - 12 - 321A - 15-0
7. Zane Baugh - 10 - AB - 4A - 16-3
8. Jase Stone – MH – 12 - 6A - 24-4
9. Brady Lowell - REP - 12 - 321A
10. Justus Seaton - BS - 12 - 4A - 19-3


120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 21-0
2. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 17-2
3. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 17-2
4. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A - 13-4
5. Clayton Himpel - TG - 11 - 4A - 26-2
6. Tyler Sharp - FS - 12 - 4A - 26-3
7. Reese Cokeley - SJA - 11 - 5A - 20-11
8. Kaden Kretzer - MCP - 12 - 4A - 9-2
9. Kian Clemens - MH - 11 - 6A - 23-7
10. Kevin Perez - JC - 12 - 6A - 15-3

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A - 28-0
2. Brandon Ball - HOI - 11 - 321A - 18-0
3. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A - 22-1
4. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A - 16-1
5. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A - 16-5
6. Zak Hensley - SJA - 10 - 5A - 12-5
7. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
8. Kyle Miller - BUH - 12 - 4A - 14-3
9. Alex Koegh - SC - 12 - 321A - 10-2
10. Marc Reiss - RC - 11 - 4A - 17-1

132:
1. Tyler Dickman - STA - 11 - 5A - 8-0
2. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A - 17-0
3. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A - 8-0
4. Sawyer Like - BVSW - 11 - 5A - 26-2
5. Tevin Briscoe - GC - 10 - 6A - 26-3
6. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A - 23-3
7. Kaleb Konitzer - PV - 11 - 4A - 22-1
8. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A
9. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A - 11-3
10. Conner Penka - MUL - 9 - 4A

138:
1. Bryce Shoemaker - BAL - 12 - 4A - 22-2
2. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A - 21-0
3. Isaac Dulgarian - STA - 10 - 5A - 25-2
4. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A - 22-5
5. Dane Edwards – DC – 12 - 6A - 19-2
6. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A - 15-0
7. Kade Sander - GB - 11 - 5A - 15-1
8. Victor Hughes - FS - 12 - 4A - 24-5
9. Andrew Tujague - SJA - 11 - 5A - 23-10
10. Drake Hake - CON - 10 - 16-0

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - ROS - 11 - 321A - 17-1
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A - 23-2
3. Cody Eastman - ARK - 12 - 5A - 22-3
4. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A - 14-1
5. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A - 21-2
6. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A - 13-1
7. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A - 12-0
8. Davis Matthews - MH - 12 - 6A - 23-4
9. Jacob Durossette - FS - 11 - 4A - 6-0
10. Ayodale Braimah - LIB - 12 - 5A - 22-6

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A - 22-1
2. Alex Thibault - HAL - 12 - 321A - 24-0
3. Ben Becker - DB - 12 - 6A - 18-1
4. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A - 24-0
5. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 12 - 26-3
6. Taylor Watkins - COL - 10 - 4A - 19-4
7. Brody Carroll - MAR - 12 - 321A
8. John Peden - GDL - 11 - 4A - 22-2
9. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A - 17-0
10. Jeryl Denton - JC - 10 - 22-2

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 25-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A - 22-0
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A - 23-0
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A - 21-2
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 18-2
6. Michael Helms - ARK - 12 - 5A - 17-8
7. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A - 24-3
8. Bowe Behymer - BEL - 11 - 321A
9. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A - 20-4
10. Kalin Collins - WS - 11 - 6A - 11-2

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A - 22-0
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A - 23-0
3. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A - 16-0
4. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A - 17-1
5. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A - 17-4
6. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A - 23-10
7. Kolby Fennewald - MUL - 12 - MUL - 4A - 23-0
8. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A - 15-0
9. Jared Langley - NEW - 10 - 5A - 17-4
10. Alex Son - CH - 10 - 4A

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 21-2
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 18-1
3. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A - 22-0
4. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A - 7-0
5. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A - 15-1
6. Jake Bradley - PV - 12 - 4A - 23-2
7. Steve Yergey-Dible - HOX - 12 - 321A - 21-1
8. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A
9. Emilio Fowler - GE - 10 - GE
10. Spencer Wilson - SEA - 12 - 5A - 5-3

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A - 15-0
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A - 18-0
3. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A - 15-2
4. Seth Pesek - GE - 10 - 6A - 15-3
5. Mario Galvan - SMNW - 11 - 6A - 17-2
6. Harrison Gilliland - PL - 12 - 321A
7. Brandon Salmans - HOX - 12 - 321A - 18-2
8. Ben Taliaferro - SH - 12 - 5A - 22-1
9. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 4A - 15-5
10. Bailey Kelly - SEA - 9 - 5A - 15-8

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A - 18-0
2. Ramiro Gatica - SMW - 12 - 6A
3. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A - 19-1
4. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 23-0
5. Chall Jenkins - BVW - 11 - 6A - 21-2
6. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 10-2
7. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A - 12-2
8. Dylan Cox - ARK - 12 - 5A - 23-6
9. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A - 18-3
10. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A - 16-0

285:
1. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 27-0
2. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A - 14-1
3. Josh Horn - WIN - 12 - 4A - 13-1
4. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A - 19-1
5. Aaron Rafalko - JC - 12 - 6A - 15-3
6. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A - 16-4
7. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 16-1
8. Cooper Zeller - HOL - 11 - 4A - 16-0
9. Zac Sander - VC - 12 - 5A - 24-3
10. Matt McGrew - ARK - 12 - 5A - 22-9

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. St. James Academy - 5A
3. Garden City - 6A
4. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
5. Topeka Seaman - 5A
6. Valley Center - 5A
7. Junction City - 6A
8. Manhattan - 6A
9. Andover Central - 5A
10. Newton - 5A


106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 17-0
2. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A - 27-1
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 24-5
4. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 22-2
5. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A - 18-9
6. Ty Nienke - ELS - 11 - 321A - 21-1
7. Doug Newcomb - ONW - 10 - 6A - 16-3
8. David Mainus - CLB - 11 - 4A - 27-3
9. Trae Foreman - PRT - 11 - 4A - 20-3
10. Logan McDowell - AB - 10 - 4A - 22-2

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 19-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 18-2
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 24-0
4. Jase Stone - MH - 12 - 6A - 28-4
5. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 4A - 17-2
6. Josh Goepfert - MRV - 12 - 321A - 24-0
7. Brady Lowell - REP - 12 - 321A - 24-2
8. Zane Baugh - 10 - AB - 4A - 21-4
9. Justus Seaton - BS - 12 - 4A - 21-4
10. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A - 18-4


120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 25-0
2. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 17-2
3. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 17-2
4. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A - 16-4
5. Tyler Sharp - FS - 12 - 4A - 26-3
6. Reese Cokeley - SJA - 11 - 5A - 29-16
7. Kian Clemens - MH - 11 - 6A - 26-8
8. Junior Morgan - 12 - AB - 4A - 25-2
9. Kevin Perez - JC - 12 - 6A - 15-3
10. Marcus Phillips - WW - 11 - 5A - 15-0

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A - 32-0
2. Brandon Ball - HOI - 11 - 321A - 26-0
3. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A - 26-1
4. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A - 19-1
5. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A - 18-6
6. Zak Hensley - SJA - 10 - 5A - 20-8
7. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A - 19-2
8. Kyle Miller - BUH - 12 - 4A - 21-5
9. Alex Kough - SC - 12 - 321A - 13-2
10. Marc Reiss - RC - 11 - 4A - 17-1

132:
1. Tyler Dickman - STA - 11 - 5A - 12-0
2. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A - 17-0
3. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A - 14-0
4. Kaleb Konitzer - PV - 11 - 4A - 22-1
5. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A - 23-1
6. Dayton Dreher - OBR - 11 - 321A
7. Sawyer Like - BVSW - 11 - 5A - 31-3
8. Tevin Briscoe - GC - 10 - 6A - 26-3
9. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A - 23-3
10t. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A - 11-3
10t. Clayton Himpel - TG - 11 - 4A - 30-2

138:
1. Bryce Shoemaker - BAL - 12 - 4A - 22-2
2. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A - 21-0
3. Isaac Dulgarian - STA - 10 - 5A - 29-2
4. Dane Edwards - DC - 12 - 6A - 20-2
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A - 22-6
6. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A - 18-0
7. Victor Hughes - FS - 12 - 4A - 29-5
8. Kade Sander - GB - 11 - 5A - 22-2
9. Andrew Tujague - SJA - 11 - 5A - 23-10
10. Greg Tooley - STM - 10 - 321A - 27-0

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - ROS - 11 - 321A - 22-1
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A - 28-2
3. Cody Eastman - ARK - 12 - 5A - 22-3
4. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A - 18-1
5. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A - 23-2
6. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A - 25-0
7. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A - 16-2
8. Davis Matthews - MH - 12 - 6A - 26-5
9. Jacob Durossette - FS - 11 - 4A - 16-2
10. Ayodale Braimah - LIB - 12 - 5A - 25-6

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A - 22-1
2. Alex Thibault - HAL - 12 - 321A - 24-0
3. Ben Becker - DB - 12 - 6A - 23-1
4. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A - 28-0
5. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 12 - 26-3
6. Taylor Watkins - COL - 10 - 4A - 19-4
7. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A - 20-1
8. Tanner Ogden - RV - 12 - 4A - 26-3
9. Jack Mitchell - SME - 12 - 6A - 12-2
10. Matt Pratt - SJA - 10 - 5A - 27-17

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 28-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A - 25-0
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A - 26-0
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A - 21-2
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 18-2
6. Michael Helms - ARK - 12 - 5A - 17-8
7. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A - 28-3
8. Warren Kropp - SC - 11 - 321A
9. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A - 23-5
10. Kalin Collins - WS - 11 - 6A - 15-2

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A - 25-0
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A - 28-0
3. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A - 20-0
4. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A - 17-1
5. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A - 33-11
6. Kolby Fennewald - MUL - 12 - MUL - 4A - 23-0
7. Jared Langley - NEW - 10 - 5A - 22-4
8. Kyler Meyers - HAY - 12 - 5A
9. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A - 27-2
10. Alan Clothier - LAW - 9 - 6A

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 21-2
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 21-1
3. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A - 9-1
4. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A - 20-1
5. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A - 21-4
6. Spencer Wilson - SEA - 12 - 5A - 10-3
7. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A - 26-1
8. Jake Bradley - PV - 12 - 4A - 26-4
9. Steve Yergey-Dible - HOX - 12 - 321A - 23-2
10. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A - 13-2

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A - 29-0
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A - 23-0
3. Ben Taliaferro - SH - 12 - 5A - 25-1
4. Seth Pesek - GE - 10 - 6A - 17-4
5. Mario Galvan - SMNW - 11 - 6A - 19-3
6. Harrison Gilliland - PL - 12 - 321A - 15-0
7. Brandon Salmans - HOX - 12 - 321A - 20-3
8. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 4A - 15-5
9. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A - 19-2
10. Deonta Thomas - WE - 12 - 6A

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A - 23-0
2. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A - 23-1
3. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 28-0
4. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 10-2
5. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A - 15-2
6. Dylan Cox - ARK - 12 - 5A - 23-6
7. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A - 18-3
8. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A - 16-0
9. Ryker Greenbaum - DOU - 12 - 321A
10. Evan Slater - MAR - 12 - 321A - 14-2

285:
1. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 27-0
2. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A - 18-1
3. Josh Horn - WIN - 12 - 4A - 17-1
4. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A - 19-1
5. Zac Sander - VC - 12 - 5A - 29-3
6. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A - 20-5
7. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 19-1
8. Aaron Rafalko - JC - 12 - 6A - 18-5
9. Cooper Zeller - HOL - 11 - 4A - 19-1
10. Matt McGrew - ARK - 12 - 5A - 22-9

What is the criteria that puts Marc Reiss in the Top Ten @ 126?

He has beaten #3/321A Hager and #4/6A Bazan. It came down to Reiss and Luke Henes. Moon was also considered but his loss to Harrison kept him off for now.

Just was asking because I have Dieckmann beating #4 6A Bazan, #5 4A Heckman, #6 4A Seaton (Twice)& #3 5A Henes (Twice).

Lost only to three Kansas wrrestlers. All ranked in thier classes and All Class.

Reiss beat Hager who is ranked above Dieckmann in 3A.

So you base the rankings on one match with no head to head criteria, not cumulative wins and losses.

Reiss is 17-1. I will look at that again. Thanks!

Unlike Beeson, whom I dont know but enjoy his posts,
I care about 182!

No disrespect to Wilson, But Fowler has head to head over him and drops out of top ten?

That sounds familiar. Have you mentioned that before?

Mark,
No disrespect to to Fowler, but he lost to a 12-8 wrestler and Wilson beat the #3 and #6 all class guys last week.

Maybe I SHOULD start paying attention to 182...sounds like it might be worth following.

It is the 1-1 with Nolting combined with the fact that Wilson is getting back to his pre-injury level of wrestling. The prime example is losing to Bradley and then beating him 14-3. He then beat Chad Blair who had been dominant and is 26-1 now. Emilio's very close match with Reuter factored in a bit.

Chief,

At 132 you should have Dayton Dreher of Oberlin in the rankings. He beat #6 Sawyer Like of BVSW 3 to 1 at the Beloit Tournament this past weekend. Dreher has a (26-2) record with his losses coming to #5 Chase Cole of Chanute 13 to 11 at Beloit and to 3 time state champion Geordan Martinez of Pine Creek, CO, by fall at the Colby Dual Tournament.

Dreher has other notable wins this season over #3 in 3A 132 Caleb Studley of Phillipsburg, #5 in 3A 138 Michael Dusin of Phillipsburg, and #6 in 3A 138 Jared Tallent of Norton. He has taken 3rd at the past two state tournaments and I have him currently ranked 1st in 321A.

Good call.

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. St. James Academy - 5A
3. Garden City - 6A
4. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
5. Topeka Seaman - 5A
6. Valley Center - 5A
7. Junction City - 6A
8. Manhattan - 6A
9. Andover Central - 5A
10. Newton - 5A


106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 17-0
2. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A - 27-1
3. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 24-5
4. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 22-2
5. Logan Terrill – ARK - 10 - 5A - 18-9
6. Ty Nienke - ELS - 11 - 321A - 21-1
7. Doug Newcomb - ONW - 10 - 6A - 16-3
8. David Mainus - CLB - 11 - 4A - 27-3
9. Trae Foreman - PRT - 11 - 4A - 20-3
10. Logan McDowell - AB - 10 - 4A - 22-2

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 19-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 18-2
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 24-0
4. Jase Stone - MH - 12 - 6A - 28-4
5. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 4A - 17-2
6. Josh Goepfert - MRV - 12 - 321A - 24-0
7. Brady Lowell - REP - 12 - 321A - 24-2
8. Zane Baugh - 10 - AB - 4A - 21-4
9. Justus Seaton - BS - 12 - 4A - 21-4
10. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A - 18-4


120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 25-0
2. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 17-2
3. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 17-2
4. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A - 16-4
5. Tyler Sharp - FS - 12 - 4A - 26-3
6. Reese Cokeley - SJA - 11 - 5A - 29-16
7. Marcus Phillips - WW - 11 - 5A - 15-0
8. Kian Clemens - MH - 11 - 6A - 26-8
9. Junior Morgan - 12 - AB - 4A - 25-2
10. Kevin Perez - JC - 12 - 6A - 15-3

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A - 32-0
2. Brandon Ball - HOI - 11 - 321A - 26-0
3. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A - 26-1
4. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A - 19-1
5. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A - 18-6
6. Zak Hensley - SJA - 10 - 5A - 20-8
7. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A - 19-2
8. Kyle Miller - BUH - 12 - 4A - 21-5
9. Alex Kough - SC - 12 - 321A - 13-2
10. Willy Dieckmann - 10 - ACC - 321A - 19-5

132:
1. Tyler Dickman - STA - 11 - 5A - 12-0
2. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A - 17-0
3. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A - 14-0
4. Kaleb Konitzer - PV - 11 - 4A - 22-1
5. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A - 23-1
6. Dayton Dreher - OBR - 11 - 321A
7. Sawyer Like - BVSW - 11 - 5A - 31-3
8. Tevin Briscoe - GC - 10 - 6A - 26-3
9. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A - 23-3
10t. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A - 11-3
10t. Clayton Himpel - TG - 11 - 4A - 30-2

138:
1. Bryce Shoemaker - BAL - 12 - 4A - 22-2
2. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A - 21-0
3. Isaac Dulgarian - STA - 10 - 5A - 29-2
4. Dane Edwards - DC - 12 - 6A - 20-2
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A - 22-6
6. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A - 18-0
7. Victor Hughes - FS - 12 - 4A - 29-5
8. Kade Sander - GB - 11 - 5A - 22-2
9. Andrew Tujague - SJA - 11 - 5A - 23-10
10. Greg Tooley - STM - 10 - 321A - 27-0

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - ROS - 11 - 321A - 22-1
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A - 28-2
3. Cody Eastman - ARK - 12 - 5A - 22-3
4. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A - 18-1
5. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A - 23-2
6. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A - 25-0
7. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A - 16-2
8. Davis Matthews - MH - 12 - 6A - 26-5
9. Jacob Durossette - FS - 11 - 4A - 16-2
10. Ayodale Braimah - LIB - 12 - 5A - 25-6

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A - 22-1
2. Alex Thibault - HAL - 12 - 321A - 24-0
3. Ben Becker - DB - 12 - 6A - 23-1
4. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A - 28-0
5. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 12 - 26-3
6. Taylor Watkins - COL - 10 - 4A - 19-4
7. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A - 20-1
8. Tanner Ogden - RV - 12 - 4A - 26-3
9. Jack Mitchell - SME - 12 - 6A - 12-2
10. Matt Pratt - SJA - 10 - 5A - 27-17

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 28-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A - 25-0
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A - 26-0
4. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A - 21-2
5. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 18-2
6. Michael Helms - ARK - 12 - 5A - 17-8
7. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A - 28-3
8. Warren Kropp - SC - 11 - 321A
9. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A - 23-5
10. Kalin Collins - WS - 11 - 6A - 15-2

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A - 25-0
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A - 28-0
3. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A - 20-0
4. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A - 17-1
5. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A - 33-11
6. Kolby Fennewald - MUL - 12 - MUL - 4A - 23-0
7. Jared Langley - NEW - 10 - 5A - 22-4
8. Kyler Meyers - HAY - 12 - 5A
9. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A - 27-2
10. Alan Clothier - LAW - 9 - 6A

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 21-2
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 21-1
3. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A - 9-1
4. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A - 20-1
5. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A - 21-4
6. Spencer Wilson - SEA - 12 - 5A - 10-3
7. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A - 26-1
8. Jake Bradley - PV - 12 - 4A - 26-4
9. Steve Yergey-Dible - HOX - 12 - 321A - 23-2
10. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A - 13-2

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A - 29-0
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A - 23-0
3. Ben Taliaferro - SH - 12 - 5A - 25-1
4. Seth Pesek - GE - 10 - 6A - 17-4
5. Mario Galvan - SMNW - 11 - 6A - 19-3
6. Harrison Gilliland - PL - 12 - 321A - 15-0
7. Brandon Salmans - HOX - 12 - 321A - 20-3
8. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 4A - 15-5
9. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A - 19-2
10. Deonta Thomas - WE - 12 - 6A

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A - 23-0
2. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A - 23-1
3. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 5A - 28-0
4. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 6A - 10-2
5. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A - 15-2
6. Dylan Cox - ARK - 12 - 5A - 23-6
7. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A - 18-3
8. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A - 16-0
9. Raymond Gallegos - NEW - 11 - 5A - 22-4
10. Ryker Greenbaum - DOU - 12 - 321A

285:
1. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 27-0
2. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A - 18-1
3. Josh Horn - WIN - 12 - 4A - 17-1
4. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A - 19-1
5. Zac Sander - VC - 12 - 5A - 29-3
6. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A - 20-5
7. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 19-1
8. Aaron Rafalko - JC - 12 - 6A - 18-5
9. Cooper Zeller - HOL - 11 - 4A - 19-1
10. Matt McGrew - ARK - 12 - 5A - 22-9

Chief Raymond Gallegos Newton beat Greenbaum from Douglass in the finals of the augusta tournament.

Lost to Franklin it appears, so maybe sandwich him in at 9th and drop the Slater kid out? But then again Gallegos lost to Austin Gates of Pratt, whom has 7 losses on the season.

He split with gates in december but greenbaun was a recent win. He is 25-4 and deserving of a ranking. His body of work is good his tournament placings have been 2nd, 2nd, 1st, 4th at Newton close losses to Grand island Nebraaska kid and colvin from Leavensworth, 1st at Blue Valley NW and Garden City is tomorrow.He is a state medalist and like I said at this point desrves to be in all class rankings.

OMG, do my eyes deceive me? Not one 4A team in the rankings and just seven 5A teams. Are you kidding me? doug747 and all the other 4A cronies must be having a melt down right about now.

Also good to see Ogden back in the rankings. I was going to say, if Ogden is not ranked then 152 has to be the toughest weight. Still could be even with him ranked and still think he is under ranked. What happened to Denton? Becker beasted at Chanute I see.

See that Edwards paid Hurtado back and we can expect a super rubber match at regional and maybe even at state. Who will win when it counts most? Hope Hurtado gets healthy. Best wishes to both great wrestlers.

Great to see Jack Mitchell and Davis Matthews in the rankings. Some how I knew they would eventually find their way there.

What about 120? Getting crazy huh. So Cokeley has beaten Mies twice now. How do you figure that one out? Have you settled that? What about 5A? Crazy huh. With Phillips in there it is getting down right nasty.

I don't know how long ago it was, but I posted how nasty 5A is this year. Just remember, I'm always jacking with you. Even if not a single 4a kid had won a match against a single 5a kid this year, I'd still razz you.........

I'd really like to see a Garden City - SJA dual...I think these two are an even coin flip for #2 behind Ark City. In two common tourneys GC has outperformed SJA.

Thanks for those who do the work for this site - allowing us 'lurkers' to follow and enjoy.

- mike

The Hensley's boy's did not go to the Garden City Tournament . Both would have scored a bunch of team points ( 113 & 126 ).

Dan Gentzler

Saint James sent guys to the Shawnee Mission North Tournament and the Garden City Tournament last weekend.

When considering the competition both the #1 and #2 wrestlers have come up against at the 170# weight class (toughness of tourneys), and Bryant being a returning state champ, what criteria does Jarod have over Bryant? Just wondering how that works.

Candy and nuts....was SJA full at the KC Stampede?...I still beleive its a wash between the two, and would be quite exciting to watch.

I think if Hurtado doesn't ring his bell - his adv points and the 'others' missing from SJA probably puts both teams around 165 or so...

Curious why you'd split your team given the level of competition.

Regardless - the RW Invite is a great event and brings back memories.

- mike

It was a student athlete decision. Going to GC had them missing two days of school. Staying at SMN tourney, they didn't miss any.

It certainly is a tough one!

Part of the separation is that Jared Johnson is a Fargo AA and beat Bryant two times at Greco state in what I believe was their only matches they have wrestled. Jared has beaten Gavin Grater three times this year and will have to go through a very tough Wuthnow to claim a title. Having said that Bryant is having an awesome season. I am sure this match could go either way. I hope they both make the All-Class Dual teams! They can settle the issue in the mountains on March 17th!

I hear ya, and Jarod is really good on his feet, and has a great headlock. But Greco Roman is only going to high light the skills of the man with the best throws and upper body moves. I think if anything Freestyle would be closer to folkstyle when comparing wrestlers in the folkstyle style.

NEWTON!!!

Even with all of the injuries Newton is dealing with and still placing 3rd at Garden City we can seem to catch any love.

These All-Class rankings are not even updated yet. RELAX.

LOL

The rankings can not compute HEART. Newton makes me nervous. They shouldn't win on paper, but we aren't wrestling on paper.

The matches are wrestled on the mat and then recorded on paper.

The All-Class Ranking update is due tomorrow...

Ark City is favorite as I have said before but let it not be forgotten that Newton edged out garden city twice at newton and garden city. They lost hurtado early in tournament but Newton missing mceachern(3rd and 5th at state)and monares (4th at state)both on pace to return 152 and 113 starters also did not make trip due to injuries and they are now back. Just saying we scored 142.5 and would have scored much more definitely over 165.I believe 142.5 is the lowest tournament total Newton has had all year. Anyway should be an awesome race Ark City,St.James,Newton and a lot of good teams in top ten that will make a difference in who wins.

YOu're all forgetting the all important phantom draws to see who meets in the semi finals.........

Chief,
Go ahead and put Newton ahead of GC! I was not aware they are missing all that firepower! The rest of us are always bringing a healthy lineup week in and week out! Shame on you Chief for not taking that into consideration!

On a more serious note I bet if you ask Coach Wilson what he thinks he would tell the same thing most coaches would, rankings don't mean squat! We all want to be number 1 when it really counts, after state and in our own classification!!

I do appreciate all the hard work Chief does because he cares and is passionate about Kansas wrestling! With out his rankings the talk forum would be BORING! It is a great conversation piece and I love reading all the different opinions! Good luck to all the rest of the season!!

My apologies, I should have made my Newton comment on the 5A rankings page. We will never know how the All Class would pan out, but individual classes are a different story. All Class is fun to talk about and I appreciate what Chief does, but 5A is what I am interested in.

Yes Beeson, of course. But with 5A ruling the All-Class right now, it must be very interesting as well.
It certainly is for me.

Tyson, I will stay out of this, but I want you to know that Doug747 has the license on mis-spelling Jared's name, I hope you took that up with him first. Thanks John

Yes doug747, you did and I haven't forgotten, and yes, I get it.
I am always willing and happy to oblige you though and reciprocate.

let's get back to the Bryant, Jared ranking. I have watched this all year and I am now letting everyone know that it is time for a reciprocation of the two wrestlers. Bryant is a reigning state champ. Bryant has wrestled the toughest tournaments, well beyond what pleasant Ridge has wrestled for competition this year. If anything Jared would have to be the one to prove above and beyond, that from the competition that he has wrestled, that he is the the no. 1 all class wrestler.
let's just say that both of them continue to win all their matches and both become 2013 state champs, but Jared wins the all class is that fair?
Now I know that Chief looks deep into all these scenarios,and I know that he goes off of competition, so just to prove that look at Reese Cokely's record, and yet he is in the top of the all class due to the competition that he has wrestled, and I understand that.
So, let's give credit where its due and change out #1 and #2.

Reese Cokely is not on top of the all-class rankings .

Tyson,

This is a post that I would rather not make because both Guillen and Johnson are two of my favorite wrestlers. Since you have pushed the point, I am compelled to clear it up.

Jared Johnson is a Fargo All-American. This year he has beaten Gavin Grater, who is also a Fargo All-American and who also beat Bryant at FS state. Jared has beaten him three times, with the last match by a 12-6 margin. The only two times that he has wrestled Bryant, Jared won them both.

Comparing their state brackets last year, Jared lost to 40-0 Ky Biddle in the finals. The six placers in his bracket had a combined 149-34 record. Bryant beat Tyler Kimple in the finals and the combined record in his bracket for the six placers was 123-51.

This season Bryant is on a complete roll. He has beaten Blackford from Iowa, who beat Jared at the Junior Duals. He has also beaten Abkemeier from OK, Langley, Meyers, Felton 2X and Hill 2X. His competition this year has been somewhat tougher over all but slightly weaker at the top end. Langley and Blackford are Fargo AA's.

I have seen both of these guys wrestle dozens of times. If they wrestled this afternoon, I would not at all be surprised if either one beat the other. As it stands, especially with Jared having a 2-0 head-to head advantage, I have ranked him #1. Let me make it very clear that I want BOTH of these guys on my All-Class Dual teams and in that 170 bracket at the Rocky Mountain Nationals on March 16-17.

For you to make comments like "let's give credit where it's due" and then refuse to do so, is a curious position.

Couldn't they be the big and small class wrestlers at the senior classic?

Kevin Seybold

This season Bryant is on a complete roll. He has beaten Blackford from Iowa, who beat Jared at the Junior Duals. He has also beaten Abkemeier from OK, Langley, Meyers, Felton 2X and Hill 2X. His competition this year has been somewhat tougher over all but slightly weaker at the top end. Langley and Blackford are Fargo AA's.


This paragraph kinda makes my point. Except not sure what you mean by "slightly weaker on the top end"

Three wins over Fargo AA's vs. two. Hence the sligtly higher. How has your point been made? What is their head-to-head record?

Jared Johnson - 2
Bryant Guillen - 0

Jared Johnson vs Bryant Guillen

Might be a good matchup at the big school vs small school senior night before kids state. Just a thought. Both young men are mighty fine wrestlers.

TEAM RANKINGS:

1. Arkansas City - 5A
2. Garden City - 6A
3. St. Thomas Aquinas - 5A
4. St. James Academy - 5A
5. Junction City - 6A
6. Manhattan - 6A
7. Newton - 5A
8. Valley Center - 5A
9. Derby - 6A
10. Topeka Seaman - 5A


106:
1. Jake Goldenstein – AUG – 10 - 4A - 26-0
2. Logan Terrill - ARK - 10 - 5A - 24-9
3. Michael Prieto - GC - 9 - 6A - 32-2
4. Stephen Tujague – SJA – 9 - 5A - 27-7
5. Josiah Seaton – BS – 11 - 4A - 22-2
6. Ty Nienke - ELS - 11 - 321A - 24-1
7. David Mainus - CLB - 11 - 4A - 27-3
8. Trae Foreman - PRT - 11 - 4A - 27-3
9. Logan McDowell - AB - 10 - 4A - 26-3
10. Ryan Delforge - VC - 9 - 5A

113:
1. Sean DeShazer – WH - 10 - 6A - 26-0
2. Michael Lindlar – WNW – 12 - 6A - 23-4
3. Trey Francka – CCO – 12 - 321A - 24-0
4. Jase Stone - MH - 12 - 6A - 28-4
5. Cesar Regalado - PRT - 11 - 4A - 21-3
6. Josh Goepfert - MRV - 12 - 321A - 24-0
7. Brady Lowell - REP - 12 - 321A - 24-2
8. Zane Baugh - 10 - AB - 4A - 24-6
9. Justus Seaton - BS - 12 - 4A - 21-4
10. PJ Cheney - TUR - 11 - 5A - 18-4


120:
1. Zac Gentzler – AC - 12 - 5A - 28-0
2. Reese Cokeley - SJA - 11 - 5A - 29-14
3. Tyler Mies – AN – 11 - 4A - 24-3
4. Dakota Leach – GD – 12 - 5A - 21-3
5. Jake Elbrader - STA - 11 - 5A - 19-6
6. Marcus Phillips - WW - 11 - 5A - 19-0
7. Tyler Sharp - FS - 12 - 4A - 26-3
8. Kian Clemens - MH - 11 - 6A - 26-8
9. Clay Weil - DC - 9 - 6A - 31-7
10. Junior Morgan - 12 - AB - 4A - 25-2

126:
1. Dustin Reed – CLB - 12 - 4A - 32-0
2. Brandon Ball - HOI - 11 - 321A - 29-0
3. Chris Burley – GB – 12 - 5A - 26-1
4. Bryce Morgan - ELD - 12 - 4A - 19-1
5. Blake Stovall - ON - 9 - 6A - 22-7
6. Zak Hensley - SJA - 10 - 5A - 21-7
7. Alex Kough - SC - 12 - 321A - 18-3
8. Adam Cole - CH - 10 - 4A - 23-3
9. Kyle Miller - BUH - 12 - 4A - 21-5
10. Willy Dieckmann - 10 - ACC - 321A - 27-5

132:
1. Tyler Dickman - STA - 11 - 5A - 17-0
2. Kyle Wilson – WAM – 12 - 4A - 21-1
3. Lucas Maki - AND - 12 - 5A - 14-0
4. Kaleb Konitzer - PV - 11 - 4A - 22-1
5. Sawyer Like - BVSW - 11 - 5A - 31-3
6. Tevin Briscoe - GC - 10 - 6A - 32-4
7. John Risewick - NOR - 12 - 321A - 28-3
8. Dayton Dreher - OBR - 11 - 321A - 29-3
9. Chase Cole - CH - 10 - 4A - 27-3
10t. Greg Burley - GB - 11 - 5A - 23-4
10t. Seth Strauss - AB - 10 - 4A - 29-4

138:
1. Bryce Shoemaker - BAL - 12 - 4A - 26-2
2. Brogan Humphrey - FRE - 11 - 321A - 25-0
3. Isaac Dulgarian - STA - 10 - 5A - 35-2
4. Dane Edwards - DC - 12 - 6A - 26-2
5. AJ Hurtado – GC – 12 - 6A - 25-7
6. Kasey Biddle - CB - 12 - 321A - 21-1
7. Victor Hughes - FS - 12 - 4A - 29-5
8. Kade Sander - GB - 11 - 5A - 22-2
9. Greg Tooley - STM - 10 - 321A - 27-0
10. Drake Hake - CON - 10 - 4A

145:
1. Tagen Lambotte - ROS - 11 - 321A - 22-1
2. Andrew Millsap - JC - 11 - 6A - 30-2
3. Cody Eastman - ARK - 12 - 5A - 29-3
4. Austin Hughey – ELD – 12 - 4A - 18-1
5. Reis Humphrey - SMS - 12 - 5A - 26-2
6. Chance Demel - HOI - 12 - 321A - 28-0
7. Patrick Weaver - HUG - 12 - 4A - 20-3
8. Davis Matthews - MH - 12 - 6A - 26-5
9. Jacob Durossette - FS - 11 - 4A - 16-2
10. Trevor Kennedy - GC - 12 - 6A - 26-11

152:
1. Jonathan Blackwell – BS - 12 - 4A - 22-1
2. Alex Thibault - HAL - 12 - 321A - 24-0
3. Ben Becker - DB - 12 - 6A - 27-1
4. Jake Gehring - BUH - 12 - 4A - 28-0
5. Wyatt Villers - ARK - 12 - 28-3
6. Taylor Watkins - COL - 10 - 4A - 23-5
7. Gage Younger - ELL - 12 - 321A - 24-1
8. Tanner Ogden - RV - 12 - 4A - 31-3
9. Jack Mitchell - SME - 12 - 6A - 17-2
10. John Peden - GDL - 11 - 4A

160:
1. Dustin Williams – GE – 11 - 6A - 33-0
2. Calvin Ochs – HOX – 12 - 321A - 30-0
3. Aaron Puckett – BS – 12 - 4A - 26-0
4. Noel Torres – EMP – 12 - 5A - 24-3
5. Kyle Armstrong – AN – 12 - 4A - 26-3
6. Johnny Perz - STA - 12 - 5A - 33-3
7. Michael Helms - ARK - 12 - 5A - 17-8
8. Warren Kropp - SC - 11 - 321A - 19-4
9. Scott Whitson - BUH - 11 - 4A - 23-5
10. Kalin Collins - WS - 11 - 6A - 23-2

170:
1. Jared Johnson – PR - 12 - 321A - 25-0
2. Bryant Guillen – SEA – 12 - 5A - 32-0
3. Nick Wuthnow - SAC - 11 - 321A - 25-0
4. Trevor Whittaker - SV - 12 - 4A - 17-1
5. Trent Salsbury – SJA – 11 - 5A - 33-9
6. Jared Langley - NEW - 10 - 5A - 27-5
7. Darick Jones - CLW - 11 - 4A - 28-2
8. Kolby Fennewald - MUL - 12 - MUL - 4A - 27-1
9. Kyler Meyers - HAY - 12 - 5A - 31-6
10. Jason Berkgren - OAK - 12 - 321A - 31-2

182:
1. Levi Eck - AN - 12 - 4A - 27-2
2. Nick Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 27-1
3. Dalton Rodd - AC - 12 - 5A - 13-1
4. Kyler Atwood - SC - 12 - 321A - 24-1
5. Gavin Grater - RC - 11 - 321A - 21-4
6. Spencer Wilson - SEA - 12 - 5A - 11-4
7. Chad Blair - VC - 12 - 5A - 26-1
8. Jake Bradley - PV - 12 - 4A - 29-4
9. Andrew Denning - LAW - 12 - 6A - 18-2
10. Emilio Fowler - GE - 10 - 6A

195:
1. Preston Weigel - HAY - 11 - 5A - 34-0
2. Dillon Archer - NEW - 12 - 5A - 27-1
3. Ben Taliaferro - SH - 12 - 5A - 27-1
4. Seth Pesek - GE - 10 - 6A - 21-5
5. Harrison Gilliland - PL - 12 - 321A - 18-0
6. Brandon Salmans - HOX - 12 - 321A - 24-3
7. Tyler Gastineau - GDL - 11 - 4A - 15-5
8. Skyler Hittle - CON - 11 - 4A - 19-2
9. Deonta Thomas - WE - 12 - 6A
10. James Denton - JC - 12 - 6A - 25-8

220:
1. Justin Scott - JW - 11 - 4A - 26-0
2. Ben Ewing - STA - 10 - 5A - 29-1
3. Luke Weldon - VC - 12 - 5A - 28-0
4. Armando Contreras - 12 - SMN - 6A - 14-2
5. Tyson Toelkes - SH - 11 - 5A - 21-2
6. Dylan Cox - ARK - 12 - 5A - 28-7
7. Caleb Franklin - WN - 11 - 6A - 18-0
8. Jesse Colver - LV - 12 - 5A - 21-4
9. Raymond Gallegos - NEW - 11 - 5A - 26-6
10. Ryker Greenbaum - DOU - 12 - 321A - 21-1

285:
1. Nathan Butler - LV - 12 - 5A - 31-0
2. Will Geary - TOP - 12 - 6A - 22-1
3. Josh Horn - WIN - 12 - 4A - 21-1
4. Clay Wilcox - CHP - 12 - 321A - 28-2
5. Zac Sander - VC - 12 - 5A - 29-3
6. Dylan Hall - SEA - 12 - 5A - 22-6
7. Shannon Meck - SH - 12 - 5A - 25-2
8. Aaron Rafalko - JC - 12 - 6A - 21-6
9. Zell Beiberle - CLB - 12 - 4A
10. Joe Pomatto - PAO - 12 - 4A

All I can say is it is obvious that Jared has got Graters number. I watched that last match, and Jared did dominate, Grater was frustated and basically gave up, so the score looked pretty bad.
My point, for this season, is that Bryant has wrestled better overall competition. i dont think beating the same guy three times is necessarily better than beating two differnt AA's.

When you bring up Greco and Freestyle, that is hardly relevent imo, because, for example, my son has never even wrestled the other two styles, so i am sure many kids that he could beat in folkstyle would beat him at Greco and freestlye, whole differnt ballgame.

So, my point is, based on the overall competition that these two have faced this season, not necessarily AA's because i just said that i didnt think it was relevent, and lets add all the ranked kids from all states that these two have faced and beat because they are both undefeated. Bryant is the returning state champ and has wrestled the big tourneys, i feel that he should probably be in the #1 spot. JMO