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?