Not Final places, but what place they're going for
103-Devin Schwartz- 3rd/4th
125-Doug Hoover- 7th/8th
130-Bryce Bahe- 7th/8th
145- Jarod Vogel- 3rd/4th
189- Justin Dyer- 5th/6th
215- Josh Carroll- 3rd/4th
Blake Seiler- 5th/6th
TJ Stabb- 7th/8th
275- Andre Ubben- 5th/6th

Notes- Schwartz has a rematch with #1 ranked in the nation Gerrad Contreras, who he lost to 3-1 earlier in the tourney; Wow, how about 215- Seiler beat Stabb in OT to get to wrestle Carrol. Carrol defeated Seiler in 5-3 to go for 3rd in 4th. Quite and impressive performance

Finals:103
1. Corey Farnham (NY) vs. Mark Johnston (MT)
3. Devin Swartz(KS) DEC Gerrard Contreras(CA), 6-4
5. Louie Puno (CA) DEC Jake Nishimura (CA), 0-0 tb
7. David Villagran(CA) MD Richard Hartley(NV),13-1

Finals:125
1. Darrell Vasquez (CA) vs. Chase Metcalf (MI)
3. Matt Keller (TN) INJDEF Jordan Sianni (DE)
5. Max Meltzer (NJ) FALL David West (OK), 1:58
7. Quincy Osborn (MN) MD Doug Hoover (KS), 13-4

Finals:130
1. Todd Meneely (NE) vs. Michael Martin (VA)
3. Eric Sabot (ND) DEC Chris Vondruska (OH), 5-2
5. Ricky Turk (CA) DEC Bob Stinson (NJ), 8-0
7. Brad Stockton (IA) DEC Bryce Bahe (KS), 3-2

Finals:145
1. Joe Pflug (OH) vs. Brian Stith (VA)
3. Jared Vogel (KS)DEC Danny Cadwallader(CA), 4-0
5. Joshua Mester (WI) DEC Jake Yost (TN), 7-2
7. Tyler Turner (WI) DEC Scott Thometz (ID), 7-2

Finals:189
1. Kurt Backes (NJ) vs. Hetag Pliev (OH)
3. Alex Clemsen (MO) MD Jeffrey Courtney (WV),13-5
5. Brenner Flaten (MT) DEC Justin Dyer (KS),1-1 tb
7. Kirk Davis (CA) MD Clint Salisbury (MI), 10-2

Finals:215
1. David Dashiell (VA) vs. Chase Verdoorn (MO)
3. Matt Delguyd (OH) DEC Josh Carroll (KS), 7-3
5. Blake Seiler (KS) DEC Steve Juarez (CA), 9-5
7. T.J. Staab (KS) FALL Andrew Adams (OH), 2:04

Finals:HVY
1. Tom Curl (NJ) vs. Justin Moody (WA)
3. Jamie Rakevich (WA) DEC David Hazell (CA), 3-1
5. Andrew Ubben (KS) FALL Lee Beane (MA), 2:46
7. Kent Anderson (WI) DEC Hassan Adebesin (OH),1

Team points
1. Ohio, 241.0
2. California, 218.0
3. New Jersey, 204.0
4. Kansas, 143.5
5. Wisconsin, 141.0
6. Virginia, 131.0
7. Iowa, 111.5
8. New York, 110.5
9. Michigan, 103.5
10. Oklahoma, 98.0

I would just like to say Nice Job Guys!!!!! I think Kansas had a very good showing. I would just like to comment on the 215 lb weight class. I think having 3 all-americans is saying something about how tough these guys were this year. Nice Job Josh, Blake, and TJ.

T.J. we are so proud of you and couldn't think of a better way for you to end your wrestling career!!! Way to Go Bud!!

Scott Staab

This is great. The Kansas men have done there state very proud, not to mention and few parents, relatives, etc. GO KANSAS!!!!!!!!!!

Great job Team Kansas - what a terrific performance! Competition at the national level is incredibly tough - as many learn for the first time at high school senior nationals - and it is quite impressive to see so many Kansans fight through the adversity of a loss in the championship bracket to earn All-American honors through the back door. Also want to congratulate Team Kansas on their top 5 finish in the team standings - Awesome job guys.

congrats bryce bahe, awesome jod, u deserve it
Travis M