Just curious in other 321 a high schools. How many placers you have and how many state champs. Wellsville has 43 placers with 8 state champs.

Please email me if you don’t want to post on the forum. This is not a bragging post I just was curious on how we compared to other schools.
My email is bkpatton6@hotmail.com

Thank you

I am not sure on state placers but Mitch Beams has # of State Champions for each school.

https://www.kansashswrestling.com/

Here is a rundown on individual state champions for current 321A schools and few that haven't had wrestling in the past few years (or decades in some cases):

1st Norton - 101 state champions
1st St. Francis - 101 state champions
3rd Oberlin - 81 state champions
4th Hoxie - 80 state champions
5th Colby - 63 state champions
6th Goodland - 60 state champions
7th Beloit - 49 state champions
8th Oakley - 47 state champions
9th Douglass - 37 state champions
10th Atwood - 34 state champions
11th Plainville - 22 state champions
12th Atchison Co. - 21 state champions
12th Phillipsburg - 21 state champions
14th Rossville - 18 state champions
15th WaKeeney - 13 state champions
16th Eureka - 12 state champions
16th Hoisington - 12 state champions
16th Silver Lake - 12 state champions
19th Chaparral - 11 state champions
19th SE of Saline - 11 state champions
19th Smith Center - 11 state champions
22nd Fredonia - 10 state champions
22nd Stockton - 10 state champions
24th Ellsworth - 9 state champions
24th Osborne - 9 state champions
26th Hays-TMP - 8 state champions
26th Kinsley - 8 state champions
26th Minneapolis - 8 state champions
26th Sabetha - 8 state champions
26th Wellsville - 8 state champions
31st Hill City - 7 state champions
31st Immaculata - 7 state champions
33rd Herington - 6 state champions
34th Belleville - 5 state champions
34th Nemaha Valley - 5 state champions
34th St. Marys - 5 state champions
37th Ellis - 4 state champions
37th Leon-Bluestem - 4 state champions
37th Lincoln - 4 state champions
37th Lyons - 4 state champions
37th West Elk - 4 state champions
42nd Chase Co. - 3 state champions
42nd Ell-Saline - 3 state champions
42nd Garden Plain - 3 state champions
42nd Halstead - 3 state champions
42nd Holcomb - 3 state champions
42nd Pleasant Ridge - 3 state champions
42nd Riley Co. - 3 state champions
42nd Sedgwick - 3 state champions
42nd Wabaunsee - 3 state champions
51st Cimarron - 2 state champions
51st Lakin - 2 state champions
51st Mankato - 2 state champions
51st Salina-Sacred Heart - 2 state champions
51st Troy - 2 state champions
57th Central Burden - 1 state champion
57th Dexter - 1 state champion
57th Doniphan West - 1 state champion
57th Flint Hills - 1 state champion
57th Hutchinson-Trinity - 1 state champion
57th KC-School for the Blind - 1 state champion
57th Marion - 1 state champion
57th Sylvan Grove - 1 state champion

In regards to Norton, they have had almost 300 placers in addition to their State Champions.

Rossville has now had at least one state champion nine years in a row. Proud of the progress the program is making