Girls Div
OHSWCA Regional Duals: Girls - Olentangy Orange (2/1/25)
Logan Wrestling Invite (2/1/25)
01-31-25
By KIM NORTH
Staff Writer
MOUNDSVILLE – The names on the bout sheets may change but the results are
mostly the same.
For the fourth consecutive season, Barnesville has flexed its muscles at
the OVAC Bill Hinegardner Class 3A Dual Meet Championships. The top-seeded
Shamrocks used its overall experience in gaining a 57-24 decision over No. 2
Union Local in a battle of talented western Belmont County squads. The Green
Machine rolled by No. 4 Martins Ferry, 62-12, in the semifinals.
“We knew we could get a couple of wins here and there but that they were
going to get a couple, too,” Barnesville head coach Jayson Stephen said. “There
were a couple in between that we thought we should get, and we did. We didn’t
wrestle outstanding, but it was good to get that out of the way now.”
The Jets flew past short-handed No. 3 Wheeling Central, 60-17, in their
semifinal match. However, they made a couple of mistakes during the middleweight
bouts that, according to head coach Nate Starkey, cost them.
“Stupid errors. There were a couple of matches there where we gave our
arms up in certain situations that led to us getting pinned,” Starkey explained.
“You can’t give up pins in duals and expect to win. There were swing matches in
there that went their way. It was a close match and we were giving up pins. You
just can’t do that.”
The bout was deadlocked at 12 after Barnesville’s Easton Stephen (106)
pinned his opponent and Conner Wilson (113) was awarded a forfeit. Union Local
countered with pins by OVAC Ron Mauck Tournament champion Gamble Gossett (120)
and Gavin Bolock (126).
However, Barnesville would prevail in the next three matches and five of
six to pull away.
Layden Loring (132) ignited the win streak with a technical fall and Colt
Carpenter (138) and Brayden Trigg (144) both recorded pins as the lead ballooned
to 29-12. After Gunnar Gossett (150) got a pin, Jonathan Foster (157) and OVAC
Ron Mauck titlist Ayden King (165) bumped the count to 41-18 with falls of their
own.
Union Local’s Brody Perzanowski (175) recorded the final Union Local
points with a pin.
Christien Hannahs (190) and Austin Armstrong (190) added pins before
Blake Kirk (285) was awarded a forfeit.
Stephen said he hopes the momentum of winning the OVAC can be a carryover
into Saturday’s OHSWCA Division III District Team Tournament, which the
Shamrocks will host. Barnesville, the top seed, will meet No. 4 Martins Ferry
once again, with No. 2 Union Local facing No. 3 Mechanicsburg. Semifinals begin
at 1 p.m. The winner advances to regional action.
“You never know in wrestling. We’ll have some tough matches Saturday, but
I expect my kids to battle like they always do.”
Martins Ferry defeated Wheeling Central, 48-23, for third place.
In the Maroon Knights two setbacks, Isaac Martin became the program’s
all-time winningest wrestler with two victories. He now has 133 career wins,
surpassing Zach Basich who graduated in 2008.
By KIM NORTH
Staff Writer
MOUNDSVILLE – Steubenville made it back-to-back OVAC Bill Hinegardner
Class 5A Dual Meet Championships Thursday night.
Big Red, the No. 2 seed, defeated No. 3 John Marshall, 46-20, in the
semifinals before taking down top-seeded Wheeling Park, 53-23, in the
championship match. Steubenville also downed Wheeling Park in last year’s final.
“It feels good to go back-to-back. I’m proud of our team,” Steubenville
head coach Lucas Huffman said. “We’ve been battling some injuries and sickness
this week. Our kids battled through some adversity and I’m very proud of them
for that.”
In the championship dual, Steubenville bolted to an 18-0 lead on the
strength of a pin by Monte Guntrum (106) and back-to-back forfeits awarded to
Cole Harvey (113) and Rowan Burnett (120).
The Patriots’ Carrington Polus (126) ended up pinning Kasyn Berkey in a
back-and-forth bout to get Wheeling Park on the board, but Camden Greiner (132)
and Cooper Smith (144) sandwiched forfeit victories around an overtime decision
by the Patriots’ Jacob Carman (138) for a 30-9 advantage.
The forfeits were part of five that Wheeling Park had in its
injury-depleted lineup.
“I am very pleased with our performance,” Wheeling Park head coach Danny
Doyle said. “It’s the same story as our entire season. We were short-handed but
we did have a couple of come-from-behind wins. That was good.
“We had some kids step in the line up and some kids step up tonight, but,
overall, I’m happy with the way we wrestled as a team,” Huffman added. “I think
tonight can help us make another run in the OHSWCA State Duals which begin on
Saturday at our place.”
Jack Lowe (150) kept the Patriots hopes alive with a technical fall but
Steubenville responded with a technical fall by Purdue University-bound Brody
Saccoccia as the margin remained at 35-14.
Wheeling Park’s Isaac Sands (165) earned a 16-9 decision to make it 35-17
but the fourth forfeit to Landon Crosier (175) sealed the deal.
Jameson Maynard (190) recorded a first-period pin but victories from
Nolan Blackburn (215) and Beau Hudson (285) put the finishing touches on.
Wheeling Park defeated Brooke, 46-20, in the semifinals. The Bruins fell
to the Monarchs, 44-23, in the third-place match.
Round 1:
3A
Barnesville 63
Martins Ferry 12
Wheeling Central 17
Union Local 60
5A
Wheeling Park 41
Brooke 39
Steubenville 46
John Marshall 20
Championship Round:
3A
Barnesville 57
Union Local 24
Martins Ferry 48
Wheeling Central 23
5A
Steubenville 53
Wheeling Park 23
Brooke 33
John Marshall 44
01-30-25
By KIM NORTH
Staff Writer
WELLSBURG – The last month-and-a-half has been a trying time for members
of the Cameron wrestling program. Two beloved members of the Dragons family –
former head coach Jim Potts and 4-time W.Va. Class A/AA state champion R.C.
Anderson – passed away.
In honor of their memory, Cameron has put forth an outstanding season on
the mats thus far as it captured the Class 1A/2A team title at the recent 71st
annual OVAC Ron Mauck Championships with 132.5 points, which was also good
enough for seventh place overall. The Dragons continued their winning ways
Wednesday night inside the Wellness Center at Brooke High School by winning the
OVAC Bill Hinegardner Class 1A/2A Dual Meet Championships by defeating Toronto
(59-6) in the semifinals and Caldwell (53-18) in the finals.
“The kids know about those two legends,” first-year Cameron head coach
Chad Burge said of Potts and Anderson. “Those are big shoes to fill, whether
it’s on the coaching side or the wrestling side. We’re doing the best we can to
honor them. We’re trying to do something to make those two guys proud. They left
their legacy and we’re trying to duplicate that. Hopefully, we can get there.”
Burge wrestled for Potts for his entire high school career.
“I was lucky enough to be part of four OVAC Class 1A/2A champions,” Burge
noted. “You can’t help but feel that type of pressure trying to follow coaches
like Jim Potts and Ronnie Trowbridge. They are two Hall of Famers. I’m not
trying to fill their shoes, I just want to try them on and wear them around.”
Four Dragons won two contested matches each, those being Talen Brown
(144/150), Eli Tedrow (157/165), Griffen Miller (165/175) and Marshall Holland
(215). Tedrow and Miller had a pair of pins each, while Brown won by technical
fall and pin.
Slaton Pettit (150/157), an OVAC Ron Mauck runner up, was awarded a
forfeit and then recorded a pin, as did Anthony Bellanco (132). Maverick Lilley
(106) and Atley Bonar (138) each received two forfeits, while Ava Lemasters had
a pin.
“The kids are getting more confidence by the day,” Burge said. “By the
last week of December we knew our schedule was going to be tough, but we set it
up this way for the last part of the season.”
I’m sure on the mats above that Potts and Anderson are smiling down on
the Dragons.
Caldwell advanced to the finals with a 39-30 decision over Southern
Local. The Indians then took down the Red Knights, 42-23 for third place.
By KIM NORTH
Staff Writer
WELLSBURG – Oak Glen had to go through two arch rivals in three-peating
Wednesday night during the OVAC Bill Hinegardner Class 4A Dual Meet
Championships inside the Wellness Center at Brooke High School.
After taking down Hancock County rival Weir, 47-40 in the semifinals, the
Golden Bears rallied past cross-river rival East Liverpool, 43-27, for the
title.
“We’ve got three seniors who have all been a part of these three titles,”
Oak Glen head coach Josh Cornell said. “It’s nice for them. We had a couple of
kids out and we knew the match would be tight. We had some kids step up, they
didn’t always get a win, but they didn’t give up bonus points. At the end of the
day, that’s what helped us win.”
Trailing 29-26 after East Liverpool’s Damon Stansbury (1275) recorded a
first-period pin, Oak Glen received a 12-4 major decision from Greg Sauers (190)
to take a 30-29 advantage. However, the Potters had a pair of team points
deducted for unsportsmanlike conduct for a 30-27 reading with two matches to go.
However, Oak Glen’s Richie Guidino (215) recorded a first-period pin to
clinch the title, 36-27. Noah Schmidt (285) was then awarded a forfeit. Guidino
had lost his semifinal match.
“I told him to forget about that first one and go. We’re going to need
you for the next match,” Cornell recalled. “He came out and got the pin to
clinch it.”
East Liverpool took a 15-6 lead on the strength of three technical falls
by Kyle Ingram (106), Tristan Eckles (120) and Wyatt McCune (126). Oak Glen’s
lone win in the first four bouts was a forfeit to Aiden Anderson (113).
Wyatt Wolanski (132) ignited a four-match win streak with a decision as
the Golden Bears bolted to a 26-15 advantage. Isaac Cline (144), Logan Graham
(150) and Hayden Lamb (157) followed with pin, pin and technical fall,
respectively.
The Potters stayed close when Jayden Shaw (157) notched a technical fall
and Derion Carnes earned a 15-10 decision, setting the stage for the final
dramatics.
East Liverpool held off Indian Creek, 39-27. The Redskins then fell to
Weir, 38-31, in the third-place match.
2025 OVAC Dual Meet Championships
Round 1:
1A/2A
Cameron 59
Toronto 6
Southern Local 30
Caldwell 39
4A
Oak Glen 47
Weir 34
Indian Creek 37
East Liverpool 39
Championship Round:
1A championship:
Cameron 53
Caldwell 18
Southern Local 42
Toronto 23
4A Championship:
Oak Glen 43
East Liverpool 27
Weir 38
Indian Creek 31
01-24-25
2025 Brooke Tournament
Jr High
2025 OVC @ UL
01-23-25
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St. Clairsville honored its 50th anniversary wrestling team prior to Wednesday
night’s dual meet against Union Local inside the ECO Center. Pictured standing,
from left, are former Martins Ferry and St. Clairsville wrestling coach John
Vrotsos and members of the 1975 team Jim Fox, Bruce Myers (holding plaque) and
George Starkey. They are surrounded by members of the St. Clairsville wrestling
club.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – St. Clairsville
honored its past in front of its future Wednesday night when the Red Devils
celebrated the 1975 wrestling team – the first-ever at the school – during a
50-Year Anniversary.
The inaugural St. Clairsville
wrestling team was coached by Leonard Chaplinski and consisted of 20 matmen
and two team managers. Team members were Randy Hayes,
George Starkey, Jim Fox, Tom Shores, Mike McEndree, Bruce Myers, Ed Trudo, Tom
Pytlak, Vic Bernardi, Chad Sproul, Barry Sigmon, John Schulenburg, John Slevin,
Gary Matz, Ron Matz, Dennis Mingyar, Steve Haught, Fred Sechrest, Rich
Greenwood and Mark Henry. Managers included Keith Myers and Jeff Sproul.
Of that group, only Starkey, Fox
and Bruce Myers were able to attend the brief ceremony held between the junior
high and varsity dual meets between St. Clairsville and Union Local.
When asked why he came out for
that first team as a senior, Myers thought for a moment before replying, “I
don’t really know. That’s a good question. It was something new that the
school offered, so I said why not. I was too small to play basketball.”
“This is quite an honor,” Myers
said. “We, the three of us, have been thinking about this for some time now.”
Fox said, “It was new. I grew up
on a farm so I thought I’d be pretty good at it, but I really wasn’t.”
“Tonight is something special.
I’ve never been recognized before for anything,” Fox said. “This means a lot.”
Starkey was a little ahead of his
two classmates, as far as wrestling goes.
“I started wrestling in Benwood
and went undefeated before moving to St. Clairsville. They didn’t have a team
for my first three years. I kept talking to Sam Mumley for about two years,
and finally, he was able to get us a team. I made some great friends through
wrestling.”
Starkey said Wednesday night was
special.
“It never really clicked that we
were the first wrestling team at St. Clairsville,” he recalled. “But I am glad
we did it and that we are still here today to talk about it.”
“The idea to do this came about
during a conversation with our club coach. He’s good friends with one of the
original team members,” current St. Clairsville head wrestling coach Bobby
Richmond said. “After some talking we decided we should honor that first team
in some way. So, instead of having a Senior Night – we don’t have any seniors
this year – we decided on honoring the original team and any alumni that
wanted to come out.
“I have two alumni – Dillon Nolte
and Chaz Snider – on my staff right now,” Richmond noted. “It’s a big night
for St. Clairsville wrestling.”
Richmond said he hopes this turns
into an annual event, and, at some point, he hopes to be to start a St.
Clairsville Wrestling Hall of Fame.
Up until two years ago when Caden
Stout won the Ohio Division II 150-pound state championship, the Red Devils
had the dubious distinction of having the most Ohio state placers without ever
having a state titlist.
“We broke that curse two years
ago so we are off of that list,” Richmond said. “It’s nice to not see us on it
anymore.”
As far as on the Wednesday, Union
Local won six of the eight matches contested, while also collecting a trio of
forfeits en route to a 56-24 victory.
Gavin Bolock (126) recorded a
22-second pin to pull the Jets into a 12-all stalemate after the two rivals
alternated forfeits at 106 and 113 to start the match.
Following a 10-4 decision by
freshman Jaxon Lewis (138), Union Local pulled away with consecutive pins from
Calvin Robbins (144) and Gunnar Gossett (150). Robins needed 2:50, while
Gossett took just 2:28 as the margin increased to 33-12.
St. Clairsville’s Isaiah Howard
(157) snapped the Jets’ streak with a pin in 4:43. He was trailing Union
Local’s Gavin McVay, 6-5, ast the time.
Therron
Fillon (165) pinned Ryan Howard in 1:14 to pull the Red Devils to within,
33-24, but the Jets won the final four matches – two by forfeit – to secure
the win.
Brody Perzanowski (175) posted a
17-1 technical fall and Brice Pitner pinned Bo Donley in 5:28 to end things.
Koleton Clark (190) and Brady Hunt (215) were awarded forfeits.
01-22-25
2025
Buck Bailey Memorial Tournament Feb 8th
Looking for teams and individuals with points to make up.
Information for the 2025 Bill Hinegardner Dual Meet
Championships
1A/2A and 4A Championships
January 29th at Brooke HS
Weigh Ins: 5:00
Wrestling Begins: 6:00
Round 1:
1A/2A:
#1 Cameron vs #4 Toronto
#2 Southern vs #3 Caldwell
4A:
#1 Oak Glen vs #4 Weir
#2 Indian Creek vs #3 East Liverpool
3A and 5A Championships
January 30th at John Marshall Field House
Weigh Ins: 5:00
Wrestling Begins: 6:00
Round 1:
3A:
#1 Barnesville vs #4 Martins Ferry
#2 Wheeling Central vs #3 Union Local
5A:
#1 Wheeling Park vs #4 Brooke
#2 Steubenville vs #3 John Marshall
01-19-25
2025 OVAC "Ron Mauck" Championships
OVAC25 | Borofan
2025 OVAC Mr. Mat John Vrotsos St Clairsville
This Make John and his late father John "Corky" Vrotsos
the first Father Son to win the prestigious Mr. Mat Award!!!
2025 OVAC Dave Bierkorette Outstanding Wrestler Award Brock Kehler University
2025 OVAC Hercules Award Brock Kehler University 5pins in
3:24
2025 OVAC Bob Sadler Sportsmanship Award Oak Glen
2025 Smittys Floors & Sportatorium RC Anderson Memorial Scholarship is
started
2025 OVAC Larry Deaton Official of the year Brian Cunningham Oak Glen
2025 OVAC Syd Stolz Memorial award Eric Parsons John Marshall
2025 OVAC JV Coach of the year Justin
Goneau Wheeling Park
2025 OVAC Jr. High Coach of the year
Stephen Hunter Brooke
2015 OVAC 5A Coach of the year Ken
Maisel University
2025 OVAC 4A Coach of the year Josh
Cornell Oak Glen
2025 OVAC 3A Coach of the year Jayson
Stephen Barnesville
2025 OVAC 1A-2A Coach of the year Dennis
Bowers Southern Local
Finals will be live on www.WTRF.com
2025 OVAC Semifinal Marquee Matchups
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Below are 1st
round matches I will be looking at:
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Wyatt. Hostuttler, WEIR 12 (14-4) vs Micah. Julian, OG 10 (13-13)
Gage. Hennis, ED 10 (15-6) vs Clayton. Pyles-Dugas, JM 9
(16-9)
130
Coleton. Hill, PS 10 (13-9) vs Collin. Ring, BVL 11 (4-7)
132
Aaydin. King, PS 11 (16-9) vs Jeremy. Tharp, STC 9 (11-11)
Ryan. Shreves, MORG 9 (22-12) vs Julius. Mullins, STEU 11 (5-4)
Anthony. Bellanco, CAM 9 (15-10) vs Silas. Simpson, MF 10 (14-7)
Jake. Carman, WP 10 (16-10) vs Gavin. Rauch, FF 10 (17-5)
138
Aiden. Dentz, BL 12 (17-6) vs Marshall. Crow, CAM 10 (11-8)
Dane. Dowling, WELL 11 (10-13) vs Preston. Apostolec, STC 9 (13-8)
144
Carter. Jones, MORG 12 (28-9) vs Brecken. Banovsky, ED 10 (9-12
150
Phillip. Zapp, WC 9 (15-16) vs Owen. Hunt, CALD 11 (17-5)
157
Drake. Bouscher, TORO 10 (20-4) vs Evan. Worrell, CONN 12 (6-9)
Asa. Yost, PS 9 (18-6) vs Logan. Lemmi, WEIR 9 (3-6)
165
Rowan. Wiley, SL 11 (16-7) vs Conner. Moore, WARR 9 (16-6)
175
Landon. Crosier, STEU 10 (13-2) vs Austin. Dotson, WELL 9 (4-11)
215
Brody. Cottrill, LIN 12 (15-4) vs Colton. Malone, WELL 9 (4-11)
Knox. McKibben, HC 9 (21-1) vs Conner. Ray, BRK 11 (2-5)
285
Isaac. Prescott, BVL 12 (2-1) vs Brice. Pitner, UL 12 (4-8)
01-10-25
2024-2025 OVAC Rankings
Changes at many weights, and many more to come!
2025 Winners Choice Tournament
2024-25 OVAC
Duals
IC & PS
Pinfall Tournaments at Smittys!!!
2025 EOWL
Bobby Douglas Invitational - Bridgeport (1/11/25)
Jr. High
2025 BMC @ OG
01-06-25
2025
WSAZ High School Team List
2025
WSAZ Middle School Team List
2024-2025 OVAC Rankings
2025 Cameron invitational
MOW Slaton Pettit Cameron
01-04-25
2024-25 OVAC
Duals
Steub
2025 West Muskingum
Tournament
2025 Jackson Milton Tournament
2025 JC Gorman
2025 Jr High Indian Creek
12-30-24
2024 Women and Jr high Powerade
2024-2025 OVAC Rankings
2024-25 OVAC
Duals
Weir & Steub
2024 Brecksville
Tom Lewis Classic
12-27-24
2024 Wheeling Park Duals
2024 St Clairsville Tournament
12-24-24
Fort Frye Invitational (12/23/24)
2024-2025 OVAC Rankings
Jr HIgh
12-20-24
North Canton Holiday Invitational
SeedsNCI2024.pdf
https://www.borofanohio.net/hooverholiday24
2024 Coshocton
https://www.borofanohio.net/coshoctonclassic24
Nurse Pro Plus University
2024 Beast of the East
2024 Waterloo
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Jr High:
2024 South Range
Youth:
University
12-19-24
2024-25 OVAC
Duals
Steub, WC, Univ, & Barn
WHEELING – A pair of OVAC wrestling teams with strong traditions met Wednesday
night high atop the Friendly City in dual meet action. Barnesville, which won
five of the nine matches contested, took advantage of five forfeits in rolling
past Wheeling Park, 54-20.
The Shamrocks are the defending OVAC Ron Mauck Tournament overall champions, as
well as the Class 3A titlists and Bill Hinegardner Class 3A Dual Meet champs.
They also finished second in the Division III state meet last winter in
Columbus, but have several new faces in the lineup as a star-studded group –
including two-time state champion Reese Stephen and 2024 state champ Skyler King
– graduated.
“We’re still young and inexperienced,” Barnesville head coach Jayson Stephen
said. “We’ve got a lot of work to do. No excuses. They’ve got to get better in
the (wrestling) room. It (the talent) is there, it’s just a matter of getting
time on the mat.”
Wheeling Park was the 2022 OVAC Ron Mauck Tournament winner, as well as the
W.Va. Class AAA champion. However, an extended football season and some
preseason injuries have the Patriots competing short-handed.
The dual started at 132 and Wheeling Park took a 3-0 lead as Jacob Carman posted
a first-period takedown for a 3-0 victory. Barnesville went ahead 12-6 after
back-to-back forfeit wins by Jack Morgan (138) and Brayden Trigg (144).
Consecutive pins from Jack Lowe (150) and Nate Hodge (157) pushed the Patriots
back in front, 15-12. Lowe is a three-time W.Va. state placer and is currently
ranked No, 2 by the OVAeC
Hodge is ranked seventh by the OVAeC and placed seventh in the OVAC Ron Mauck
last year.
An 8-3 decision by two-time all-Ohioan and three-time OVAC placer Ayden King
(165) drew Barnesville even at 15. King took fifth in the prestigious Ironman
Tournament earlier this season.
Barnesville’s Hines Ford (175) put his team back on top to stay, 21-15, with a
second-period pin. Ford is ranked No. 5 by both the OVAeC and Borofan.
Wheeling Park’s Jameson Maynard (190) made his season debut after a rugged
football season. The senior posted a 15-0 technical in the first period to pull
the Patriots to within a point, 21-20. He is a 2023 OVAC Ron Mauck champion and
was runner up last year. He is also a three-time OVAC placer and was second in
W.Va. Class AAA a year ago.
“It’s great to have Jameson back in the lineup,” Wheeling Park first-year head
coach Danny Doyle said. “For him to get back on the mat, it allows the other
guys to see their leader is back. It’s just good to have him out there and
competing. It picks everybody else up.
Barnesville sealed the deal with pins by Christien Hannahs (215) and Blake Kirk
(285). Hayden Bowman (126) closed out the match with a 7-5 decision in which he
scored a reversal with 36 seconds left in the match.
“I tell the guys that we’re not looking at the final team scores right now, all
we’re concerned with are individual efforts,” Doyle said. “It’s still early in
the season and everyone of my kids have improved every time they have stepped
out on the mat.”
Also receiving forfeits were Barnesville lightweights Easton Stephen (106),
Connor Wilson (113) and Ayden Andrews (120).
The Patriots are still without standouts Noah White (175) and Malaki Washington
(190) who are recovering from injuries. Doyle said he expects White, a
three-time OVAC placer, to be back by the Wheeling Park Duals (Dec. 27-28) and
Washington, a reigning OVAC champion, by the OVAC Ron Mauck Tournament
(mid-January).
“We are trending in the right direction as far as injuries go,” Doyle noted.
Barnesville competed without Cole Carpenter (126) who won an OVAC Ron Mauck
Tournament title last year as a freshman. He also qualified for the state
tournament.
The Shamrocks return to western Belmont County to host the fourth annual
Shamrocks KFC Duals on Saturday. Meanwhile, Wheeling Park will compete in the
North Canton Tournament this weekend.
Wrestling: PHS at South
12-16-24
2024-2025 OVAC Rankings
12-14-24
2024-2025 OVAC Rankings
2024 Barnesville Doan Ford Invitational
DoanFord24 | Borofanohio
2024 Hickory Grove Market Invitational - Warren
2024 Hickory Grove Borofan
2024 Hoppel Wrestling Invitational - Beaver Local
2024 Hoppel Borofan
MarlingtonDuals24 | Borofanohio
2024 Liberty Classic
LibertyClassic24 | Borofanohio
Martins Ferry D. Coleman Memorial JH
Staley Countryside Meat JH Invitational - Warren
12-12-24
2024-25 OVAC
Duals
Steub, Brk, Morg, Tor, Univ & Bell
12-09-24
2024-2025 OVAC Rankings
OVAC Jr High
Buckeye Local Winter Classic
Claymont MS Invitational
East Palestine MS Tournament
Marietta Middle School Invitational
OVAC High School
2024 WIT - Wayne Invitational Tournament
2024 John Marshall Duals
2024 Lakewood Classic - Hebron
2024 Malvern Invitational
2024 Union Local Rick Link Invitational
MOW @ UL
Tristan Eckles East Liverpool
2024
Cambridge Invitational
2024
Waterford Invitational
2024 Ironman
2024 Women's Ironman
Women`s Ironman 2024 Results for East Liverpool
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Paige Cowan (3-3) placed 8th and scored 8.0 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Paige Cowan (East Liverpool) 3-3 won by decision over Daniela
Espinal (Hernando ) 2-2 (Dec 13-8)
Champ. Round 2 - Paige Cowan (East Liverpool) 3-3 won by fall over Maddliynn
Mozden (Alliance) 0-2 (Fall 0:32)
Quarterfinal - Aiyana Perkins (Bixby) 4-1 won by major decision over Paige Cowan
(East Liverpool) 3-3 (MD 15-5)
Cons. Round 4 - Paige Cowan (East Liverpool) 3-3 won by decision over Bailey
Emery (University (WV)) 2-2 (Dec 8-3)
Cons. Round 5 - Auston Brown (United Local School) 4-2 won by fall over Paige
Cowan (East Liverpool) 3-3 (Fall 1:52)
7th Place Match - P.J. Broadus (Lebanon HS) 3-2 won by fall over Paige Cowan
(East Liverpool) 3-3 (Fall 4:17)
130
Bernadette Gotera (0-2) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Bernadette Gotera (East Liverpool) 0-2 received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Haley Smarsh (Moon High School) 4-2 won by fall over Bernadette
Gotera (East Liverpool) 0-2 (Fall 0:39)
Cons. Round 2 - Bernadette Gotera (East Liverpool) 0-2 received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Mackenzie Conroy (Andrew High School) 2-2 won by fall over
Bernadette Gotera (East Liverpool) 0-2 (Fall 2:51)
170
Alanna McGonigal (1-2) place is unknown and scored 2.0 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Allyssa O`Barr (Olentangy HS) 3-3 won by fall over Alanna
McGonigal (East Liverpool) 1-2 (Fall 5:29)
Cons. Round 1 - Alanna McGonigal (East Liverpool) 1-2 won by major decision over
Adrianna Vela (Andrew High School) 0-2 (MD 14-1)
Cons. Round 2 - Isabella McFarlane (King High School) 4-2 won by fall over
Alanna McGonigal (East Liverpool) 1-2 (Fall 2:56)
190
Kira Coil (0-2) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Natalie Rush (Canon-McMillan) 3-2 won by fall over Kira Coil
(East Liverpool) 0-2 (Fall 0:24)
Cons. Round 1 - Kira Coil (East Liverpool) 0-2 received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Morgan Holling (Northwest High School) 2-2 won by fall over Kira
Coil (East Liverpool) 0-2 (Fall 2:03)
Women`s Ironman 2024 Results for Parkersburg South HS
115
Justice Anthony (3-3) placed 6th and scored 13.0 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Justice Anthony (Parkersburg South HS) 3-3 received a bye ()
(Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Marlee Solomon (Canon-McMillan) 4-2 won by decision over
Justice Anthony (Parkersburg South HS) 3-3 (Dec 7-1)
Cons. Round 2 - Justice Anthony (Parkersburg South HS) 3-3 received a bye ()
(Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Justice Anthony (Parkersburg South HS) 3-3 won by fall over
Tamara Humphries (Pittsburgh Brashear) 1-2 (Fall 1:32)
Cons. Round 4 - Justice Anthony (Parkersburg South HS) 3-3 won by fall over
Sophia Figueroa (Andrew High School) 1-2 (Fall 0:34)
Cons. Round 5 - Justice Anthony (Parkersburg South HS) 3-3 won by fall over
Jadyn Roller (Bixby) 2-3 (Fall 3:30)
Cons. Semi - Marlee Solomon (Canon-McMillan) 4-2 won by decision over Justice
Anthony (Parkersburg South HS) 3-3 (Dec 9-2)
5th Place Match - Charlie Wylie (Port Jervis) 4-2 won by tech fall over Justice
Anthony (Parkersburg South HS) 3-3 (TF-1.5 4:42 (18-3))
120
Anniya Powell (2-3) placed 8th and scored 10.0 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Anniya Powell (Parkersburg South HS) 2-3 received a bye ()
(Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Anniya Powell (Parkersburg South HS) 2-3 won by fall over
Nathalia Espinal (Hernando ) 2-2 (Fall 1:57)
Quarterfinal - Mackenzie Carder (Olentangy Orange) 3-1 won by fall over Anniya
Powell (Parkersburg South HS) 2-3 (Fall 2:32)
Cons. Round 4 - Anniya Powell (Parkersburg South HS) 2-3 won by fall over Danika
Castrejon (Mountain view) 2-2 (Fall 1:38)
Cons. Round 5 - Kandice Spry (Tri-Valley) 5-2 won by major decision over Anniya
Powell (Parkersburg South HS) 2-3 (MD 14-6)
7th Place Match - Lane Fordyce (Bishop McCort) 3-2 won by fall over Anniya
Powell (Parkersburg South HS) 2-3 (Fall 1:49)
125
Amiya Powell (0-2) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Amiya Powell (Parkersburg South HS) 0-2 received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - P.J. Broadus (Lebanon HS) 3-2 won by fall over Amiya Powell
(Parkersburg South HS) 0-2 (Fall 0:49)
Cons. Round 2 - Daniela Espinal (Hernando ) 2-2 won by decision over Amiya
Powell (Parkersburg South HS) 0-2 (Dec 7-1)
140
Olivia Junkins (1-2) place is unknown and scored 2.0 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Olivia Junkins (Parkersburg South HS) 1-2 won by decision over
Aubrey Martin-Hall (Bixby) 3-3 (Dec 12-10)
Champ. Round 2 - Cara Leng (Marysville) 3-1 won by fall over Olivia Junkins
(Parkersburg South HS) 1-2 (Fall 1:30)
Cons. Round 2 - Olivia Junkins (Parkersburg South HS) 1-2 received a bye ()
(Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Alanna Smith (Olentangy Orange) 4-3 won by fall over Olivia
Junkins (Parkersburg South HS) 1-2 (Fall 1:37)
Women`s Ironman 2024 Results for University (WV)
125
Bailey Emery (2-2) place is unknown and scored 6.0 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Cori Young (Olentangy HS) 1-2 won by decision over Bailey Emery
(University (WV)) 2-2 (Dec 2-1)
Cons. Round 1 - Bailey Emery (University (WV)) 2-2 received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Bailey Emery (University (WV)) 2-2 won by major decision over
Kayleigh Wiseman (Tuscarawas Valley HS) 1-2 (MD 14-2)
Cons. Round 3 - Bailey Emery (University (WV)) 2-2 won by fall over Sarah Napier
(Columbia HS) 0-2 (Fall 1:40)
Cons. Round 4 - Paige Cowan (East Liverpool) 3-3 won by decision over Bailey
Emery (University (WV)) 2-2 (Dec 8-3)
Women`s Ironman 2024 Results for Steubenville
115
Talea Guntrum (1-2) place is unknown and scored 5.5 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Talea Guntrum (Steubenville) 1-2 received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Talea Guntrum (Steubenville) 1-2 won by tech fall over Tamara
Humphries (Pittsburgh Brashear) 1-2 (TF-1.5 3:12 (17-0))
Quarterfinal - Marlee Solomon (Canon-McMillan) 4-2 won by tech fall over Talea
Guntrum (Steubenville) 1-2 (TF-1.5 5:45 (15-0))
Cons. Round 4 - Charlie Wylie (Port Jervis) 4-2 won by major decision over Talea
Guntrum (Steubenville) 1-2 (MD 9-0)
OVAC Wrestlers @ Ironman:
165 King, Ayden 12 Barn
144 Smith, Cooper 11 Steub
106 Humphrey, Brock 9 Lin
Ironman 2024 Results for The Linsly School
Brock
was 1 match away from placing!
106
Brock Humphrey (2-2) place is unknown and scored 8.0 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Brock Humphrey (The Linsly School) 2-2 received a bye ()
(Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Brock Humphrey (The Linsly School) 2-2 won by fall over
Lucas Schulz (Brecksville) 0-2 (Fall 1:16)
Champ. Round 3 - Brock Humphrey (The Linsly School) 2-2 won by decision
over Eddie George (Blair Academy) 3-2 (Dec 9-6)
Quarterfinal - Caleb Noble (Warren Township) 3-0 won by decision over
Brock Humphrey (The Linsly School) 2-2 (Dec 11-10)
Cons. Round 6 - Cruzer Dominguez (Creighton Prep) 5-1 won by decision
over Brock Humphrey (The Linsly School) 2-2 (Dec 5-2)
Ironman 2024 Results for Steubenville
144
Cooper Smith (2-2) place is unknown and scored 3.0 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Ben Zuckerman (Green Farms Academy) 2-1 won by decision
over Cooper Smith (Steubenville) 2-2 (Dec 4-1)
Cons. Round 1 - Cooper Smith (Steubenville) 2-2 received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 2 - Cooper Smith (Steubenville) 2-2 won by decision over Drew
Moro (Brecksville) 0-2 (Dec 7-0)
Cons. Round 3 - Cooper Smith (Steubenville) 2-2 won by decision over Cole
Winemiller (St Paris Graham) 0-2 (Dec 5-0)
Cons. Round 4 - Maksim Mukhamedaliyev (Hersey) 2-1 won by decision over
Cooper Smith (Steubenville) 2-2 (Dec 6-0)
Ironman 2024 Results for Barnesville
Congratulations
to Ayden for placing 5th at Ironman!!!
165
Ayden King (6-2) placed 5th and scored 21.0 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Ayden King (Barnesville) 6-2 received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Ayden King (Barnesville) 6-2 won by fall over Rhys Novosad
(Bixby) 1-2 (Fall 0:27)
Champ. Round 3 - Liam Carlin (Green Farms Academy) 2-2 won by decision over
Ayden King (Barnesville) 6-2 (Dec 4-2)
Cons. Round 4 - Ayden King (Barnesville) 6-2 won by decision over Barry Norman
(Blair Academy) 2-2 (Dec 5-1)
Cons. Round 5 - Ayden King (Barnesville) 6-2 won by decision over Anthony
Gutierrez (St Charles East) 2-2 (Dec 4-2)
Cons. Round 6 - Ayden King (Barnesville) 6-2 won by medical forfeit over Brody
Sendele (Hononegah) 2-1 (M. For.)
Cons. Round 7 - Ayden King (Barnesville) 6-2 won by injury default over Bradlee
Farrer (Pleasant Grove) 3-2 (Inj. 1:25)
Cons. Semi - CJ Torres (Lake Highland Prep) 6-1 won by major decision over Ayden
King (Barnesville) 6-2 (MD 12-3)
5th Place Match - Ayden King (Barnesville) 6-2 won by fall over Shane McFillin
(Bethlehem Catholic) 5-3 (Fall 0:39)
2024 Ironman Wrestling Girls Seeds Are Live! - FloWrestling
2024 Ironman Girls Division Seeds
100 - #1 Makennah Craft, Jackson High School
100 - #2 Ryleigh Sturgill, Baylor
100 - #3 Alexandria Evans, Cabell Midland HS
100 - #4 Emma Moore, Walton-Verona
100 - #5 Ella Thomas, Poland Seminary
100 - #6 Reagan Radtke, Big Walnut
100 - #7 Sara Whitlach, Tuscarawas Valley HS
100 - #8 Ella Simon, Perry (Massillon)
105 - #1 Jaclyn Bouzakis, Wyoming Seminary
105 - #2 Sarissa Tucker, Mountain view
105 - #3 Libertie Nigh, Urbana High School
105 - #4 Maya Alvarado, Lake Highland Prep
105 - #5 Leah Marine, Washington Court House
105 - #6 Ashlynn Brokaw, Mount Vernon
105 - #7 Annabelle Ward, Cabell Midland HS
105 - #8 Summer Mutschler, Archbishop Spalding HS
110 - #1 Libby Roberts, University
110 - #2 Kayla Moroschan, Chippewa
110 - #3 Keana Bush, Hernando
110 - #4 Caiden Baird, Harrison
110 - #5 Lily Lane, Bixby
110 - #6 Lydia Suniga, Tulsa Union High School
110 - #7 Natalee High, Olentangy Orange
110 - #8 Lyla Proudfoot, Northwest High School
115 - #1 Charlie Wylie, Port Jervis
115 - #2 Harlee Hiller, Loyola Academy
115 - #3 Talea Guntrum, Steubenville
115 - #4 Jadyn Roller, Bixby
115 - #5 Carolyn Geckler, Perry (Massillon)
115 - #6 Justice Anthony, Parkersburg South HS
115 - #7 Leah Willen, Harrison
115 - #8 Mallory Zadel, Avon Lake
120 - #1 Angelina Cassioppi, Hononegah
120 - #2 Mackenzie Carder, Olentangy Orange
120 - #3 Natalia Accorsi, Blair Academy
120 - #4 Lyndyn Gibbs, Washington Court House
120 - #5 Morgan Layman, Skyline HS
120 - #6 Lacey Gilbert, Woodford County High School
120 - #7 Anniya Powell, Parkersburg South HS
120 - #8 Lane Fordyce, Bishop McCort
125 - #1 Victoria Carbonaro, Blair Academy
125 - #2 Milana Borrelli, Venice High School
125 - #3 Aiyana Perkins, Bixby
125 - #4 Anna Madi, Brecksville
125 - #5 Bella Ndinga Mbappe`, Olentangy Orange
125 - #6 Gabi Gartin, Chippewa
125 - #7 Auston Brown, United Local School
125 - #8 Paige Cowan, East Liverpool
130 - #1 Emma bacon, Wyoming Seminary
130 - #2 Sophia Slaughter, Orange County HS
130 - #3 Caroline Hilton, Cleveland
130 - #4 Liliana Rodriguez, Bradford Area HS
130 - #5 Hallie Winslow, Marion Elgin
130 - #6 Emma Shephard, Perry (Massillon)
130 - #7 Haley Smarsh, Moon High School
130 - #8 Liberty Johnson, Clermont Northeastern H.S.
135 - #1 Taina Fernandez, Archbishop Spalding HS
135 - #2 Corynne McNulty, Blair Academy
135 - #3 Claudia Heeney, Lockport
135 - #4 Sophie Anderson, Walton-Verona
135 - #5 Sophia Antonio, North Royalton
135 - #6 Abigail Mozden, Alliance
135 - #7 Mak Gregg, Bixby
135 - #8 Addi Lyon, Marysville
140 - #1 Laura Almanza, Deming High School
140 - #2 Lillian Hendricks, Greeneview
140 - #3 Abby Green, Waverly HS
140 - #4 Youstina Hanna, Columbia HS
140 - #5 Cara Leng, Marysville
140 - #6 Rylee Dearwester, Harrison
140 - #7 Olivia Brown, Hernando
140 - #8 Claudia Aragon, St Pius X
145 - #1 Gennaveve Matt, Greeneview
145 - #2 Eleanor Dean, Freedom HS
145 - #3 Veronica Decaluwe, Harrison
145 - #4 Lexie Riley, Olentangy Orange
145 - #5 Eva Gray, Canon-McMillan
145 - #6 Andi Addis, Lebanon HS
145 - #7 Jay`la Ford, Bixby
145 - #8 Kemoria Turner, Cleveland
155 - #1 Juliet Alt, Chestnut Ridge
155 - #2 Tori Wilson, Tuscarawas Valley
155 - #3 Taylor Owen, Black River
155 - #4 Cailyn Demagall, Columbia
155 - #5 Natalie Carlisle, Lebanon
155 - #6 Lori Grimes, Marysville
155 - #7 Mariah Earl, Hernando
155 - #8 Peyton Johnson, Olentangy Orange
170 - #1 Piper Fowler, Cleveland
170 - #2 Millie Azlin, Bixby
170 - #3 Sarah Henckel, Blair Academy
170 - #4 Lydia Heinrich, Olentangy Orange
170 - #5 Isabella McFarlane, King High School
170 - #6 Enerlen Davaajav, Freedom HS
170 - #7 Caliope Fellouzis, Perry (Massillon)
170 - #8 Katie Hammersmith, Marysville
190 - #1 Grace Leota, Hernando
190 - #2 Amie Hartman, Mountain Home High School
190 - #3 Natalie Rush, Canon-McMillan
190 - #4 Isabella Adams, Chippewa
190 - #5 Morgan Holling, Northwest High School
190 - #6 Katie Bolin, Massillon Washington High School
190 - #7 Shandrea Morgan, Cleveland
190 - #8 Emma Akpan, Andrew High School
235 - #1 Deionna Borders, Berea Midpark
235 - #2 Madelin Zunin, Cleveland
235 - #3 Jenny Huaracha-Arellanos, Olentangy Orange
235 - #4 Chacora Tackett, Alliance
235 - #5 Malana Miller, Bixby
235 - #6 Scarlett Phelps, Harrison
235 - #7 London Ellis, Canon-McMillan
235 - #8 Nancy Herrera, Andrew High School
12-05-24
2024-2025 OVAC Rankings
2024-25 OVAC
Duals
JM, Weir, Lin, BL, Brk
Congrats to Freshman Brock Humphrey Lin & Ayden King Barn
and good luck to all OVAC Wrestlers!
2024 Ironman Seeds
106
1. Caleb Noble - Warren Township, IL
2. Justin Farnsworth - Malvern Prep, PA
3. Brayden Wenrich - Northampton, PA
4. Turner Ross - Edmond North, OK
5. Keegan Bassett - Bishop McCort, PA
6. Antonio Quiroz - Slam Academy, NV
7. Loc Webber - Dublin Coffman, OH
8. Brock Humphrey - Linsly School, WV
9. Eddie George - Blair Academy, NJ
10. Cruzer Dominguez - Creighton Prep, NE
11. Treavon Ducking - Brownsburg, IN
12. Ethan Powell - Genoa Area, OH
13. Bodey Gibbs - Columbia, OH
14. Wyatt Stauffer - Wyoming Seminary, PA
15. Niko Odiotti - Loyola Academy, IL
16. Nico Emili - Bethlehem Catholic, PA
113
1. Fred Bachmann - Faith Christian Academy, PA
2. Ignacio Villasenor - Stillwater, OK
3. Ayden Dodd - Perrysburg, OH
4. Chris Swann - Baylor School, TN
5. Brandon Bickerton - Highland, OH
6. Liam Davis - Lake Highland Prep, FL
7. Malachi Stratton - Sussex Central, DE
8. Michael Bautista - Blair Academy, NJ
9. Jake Goodin - Edmond North, OK
10. Liam McGettigan - Gilman School, MD
11. Connor Whitely - St. Edward, OH
12. Brendan Kelly - Malvern Prep, PA
13. Brighton Karvoski - Green Farms Academy, CT
14. Lincoln Rohr - Massillon Perry, OH
15. Case Bell - Brownsburg, IN
16. Eli Herring - Bishop McCort, PA
120
1. Joe Bachmann - Faith Christian Academy, PA
2. Dom Munaretto - St. Charles East, IL
3. Grey Burnett - Perrysburg, OH
4. Lukas Littleton-Mascaro - Malvern Prep, PA
5. Ayden Thomas - Stillwater, OK
6. Shamus Regan - Wyoming Seminary, PA
7. Revin Dickman - Brownsburg, IN
8. Mikey Ruiz - Canyon Randall, TX
9. Isaiah Jones - Bixby, OK
10. Ethan Timar - St. Edward, OH
11. Liston Seibert - Massillon Perry, OH
12. Alex Rozas - Tuerlings Catholic, LA
13. Joseph Curry - Licking Valley, OH
14. Johnny Green - Aurora, OH
15. Austin Bickerton - Highland, OH
16. Cole Welte - Skutt Catholic, NE
126
1. Nathan Desmond - Wyoming Seminary, PA
2. Keanu Dillard - Bethlehem Catholic, PA
3. Lincoln Sledzianowski - St. John Neumann, FL
4. Collin Martin - Staunton River, VA
5. Gauge Botero - Faith Christian Academy, PA
6. Karson Brown - St. Edward, OH
7. Sebastian Degennaro - Jensen Beach, FL
8. Rocco Cassioppi - Hononegah, IL
9. Matt O’Neil - Malvern Prep, PA
10. Mason Carlson - Syracuse, UT
11. Devon Miller - Edmond North, OK
12. Gavin Jendreas - Crown Point, IN
13. Stephen Myers - Parkersburg, WV
14. Gabe Ballard - Northampton, PA
15. Vincenzo Anello - Blair Academy, NJ
16. Czar Quintanilla - University, WA
132
1. Jax Forrest - Bishop McCort, PA
2. Jake Hockaday - Brownsburg, IN
3. Matthew Botello - Wyoming Seminary, PA
4. Jayden Raney - Union County, KY
5. Zach Stewart - Marmion Academy, IL
6. Manuel Saldate - Slam Academy, NV
7. Stockton Allen - Stillwater, OK
8. Trey Wagner - Northampton, PA
9. Luke Satriano - Valley Central, NY
10. Phoenix Contos - Toledo Waite, OH
11. Nathan Attisano - Legacy Christian Academy, OH
12. Adyn Bostick - Sunnyside, AZ
13. LT Hawkins - Crown Point, IN
14. Deven Casey - IC Catholic Prep, IL
15. Tate Hisey - St. Mary’s Memorial, OH
16. Eddie Goss - Center Grove, IN
138
1. Marcus Blaze - Perrysburg, OH
2. Sergio Vega - Sunnyside, AZ
3. Seth Mendoza - Mount Carmel, IL
4. Sam Herring - Bishop McCort, PA
5. Jayce Paridon - Lake Highland Prep, FL
6. Gunner Andrick - Point Pleasant, WV
7. Thomas Verrette - Edmond North, OK
8. Geronimo Rivera - Layton, UT
9. Thomas Silva - Hononegah, IL
10. Israel Borge - Westlake, UT
11. Kane Shawger - St. Xavier, OH
12. Isaiah Schaefer - Mater Dei, IN
13. Donovan Allen - Marist, IL
14. Braylon Reynolds - Brownsburg, IN
15. Jason Torres - Malvern Prep, PA
16. Kolten Hmel - St. Edward, OH
144
1. Bo Bassett - Bishop McCort, PA
2. Carlos Stanton - Sunnyside, AZ
3. Tyler Traves - Mountain View, VA
4. Joseph Sanderfer - Massillon Perry, OH
5. Charlie Desena - Lake Highland Prep, FL
6. Adam Butler - St. Edward, OH
7. Evan Gosz -Fremd, IL
8. Maksim Mukhamedaliyev - Hersey, IL
9. Walker Turley - St. Christopher’s, VA
10. Mason Wagner - Faith Christian Academy, PA
11. Colin Rutlin - Christian Brothers College, MO
12. Austin Ellis - Davis, UT
13. Ben Zuckerman - Green Farms Academy, CT
14. James Whitbred - State College, PA
15. Michahel Lopez, Jr - Ponderosa, CO
16. Danny Beckett - Buckeye, OH
150
1. Noah Nininger - Staunton River, VA
2. Joseph Jeter - Edmond North, OK
3. Wyatt Medlin - Washington Community, IL
4. Zeno Moore - Lake Highland Prep, FL
5. Billy Greenwood - Poudre, CO
6. Max Stein - Faith Christian Academy, PA
7. Noah Bull - Layton, UT
8. Hunter Sturgill - Baylor School, TN
9. Cole Evans - Perrysburg, OH
10. Holden Huhn - La Salle, OH
11. Jake Miller - Broken Arrow, OK
12. Ryan Rios - Blair Academy, NJ
13. Londen Murphy - Archbishop Moeller, OH
14. Tyler Harrill - Skutt Catholic, NE
15. Carson Weber - Joliet West, IL
16. Marshall Geckler - Massillon Perry, OH
157
1. Kody Routledge - Edmond North, OK
2. William Denny- Marist, IL
3. Ishmael Guerrero - Stillwater, OK
4. Brogan Tucker - Graham, OH
5. Chase Van Hoven - Brooke Point, VA
6. Devon Magro - Bishop McCort, PA
7. Lucas Boe - Lake Highland Prep, FL
8. Anthony Evanitsky - Wyoming Seminary, PA
9. Chase Hontz - Faith Christian Academy, PA
10. Zack Aquila - Brecksville, OH
11. Jared Goldberg - St. Edward, OH
12. Charlie Scanlan - Bethlehem Catholic, PA
13. John Jurkovic - Gilman School, MD
14. Silas Stits, Center Grove, IN
15. Eli Esguerra - Dublin Coffman, OH
16. Barry Norman - Blair Academy, NJ
165
1. LaDarion Lockett - Stillwater, OK
2. Melvin Miller - Bishop McCort, PA
3. Cael Weidemoyer - Faith Christian Academy, PA
4. Liam Carlin - Greens Farms Academy, CT
5. Claudio Torres - Lake Highland Prep, FL
6. Luke James - Edison, OH
7. Brody Sendele - Hononegah, IL
8. Bradlee Farrer - Pleasant Grove, UT
9. Landen Johnson - Massillon Perry, OH
10. Keegan Ramsay - Notre Dame-Green Pond, PA
11. Nicholas Pina - Sunnyside, AZ
12. Riley Johnson - Skutt Catholic, NE
13. Shane McFillin - Bethlehem Catholic, PA
14. Anthony Gutierrez - St. Charles East, IL
15. Ayden King - Barnesville, OH
16. Ben Smith - South Summit, UT
175
1. William Henckel - Blair Academy, NJ
2. Aaron Stewart - Warren Township, IL
3. Asher Cunningham - State College, PA
4. Emmitt Sherlock - Gilman School, MD
5. Tyrel Miller - St. Edward, OH
6. Waylon Cressell - Warren Central, IN
7. Nick Singer - Faith Christian Academy, PA
8. Ethan Teague - Stillwater, OK
9. Maximus Norman - Baylor School, TN
10. Anthony Rinehart - Crown Point, IN
11. Carson Mize - Marysville, OH
12. Colin Wooldridge - La Salle, OH
13. Dominic Sumpolec - Notre Dame-Green Pond, PA
14. Brian Chamberlain - Wyoming Seminary, PA
15. Jack Hoffman - Springboro, OH
16. Andrew Barford - St. Francis DeSales, OH
190
1. Adam Waters - Faith Christian Academy, PA
2. Lane Foard - Benedictine College Prep, VA
3. De’Alcapon Veazy - Ponderosa, CO
4. Jarrel Miller - St. Edward, OH
5. Robert Kucharczk - Lake Highland Prep, FL
6. Matt Kowalski - Springboro, OH
7. Peter Snyder - Blair Academy, NJ
8. Gunner Henry - Brownsburg, IN
9. Greyson Meak - Cold Spring Harbor, NY
10. Adonis Bonar - Creighton Prep, NE
11. Jimmy Mastny - Marian Central Catholic, IL
12. Lincoln Shulaw - St. Francis DeSales, OH
13. Riley Ericksen - Marist, IL
14. Lucas Mata - Sunnyside, AZ
15. Josh Takats - Perrysburg, OH
16. Matthew Connolly - Malvern Prep, PA
215
1. Jude Correa - Wyoming Seminary, PA
2. Cade Ziola - Skutt Catholic, NE
3. Noah Weaver - Rossville, IN
4. Landon Jobber-Spence - Staunton River, VA
5. Cael Mielnik - Blair Academy, NJ
6. Jason Singer - Faith Christian Academy, PA
7. Alex Smith - Lake Highland Prep, FL
8. Wyatt Bush - Grundy, VA
9. Leimana Fager - Corner Canyon, UT
10. Stosh Zalota - Malvern Prep, PA
11. Danny Zmorowski - Lake Catholic, OH
12. Riley McPherson - Brecksville, OH
13. Caden Brewer - Brownsburg, IN
14. Foley Calcagno - IC Catholic Prep, IL
15. Landen Ristoff - Massillon Perry, OH
16. Ethene Burns - Stillwater, OK
285
1. Michael Mocco - Cardinal Gibbons, FL
2. Mark Effendian - Faith Christian Academy, PA
3. Jacob Levy - Lake Highland Prep, FL
4. Travyn Boger - South Summit, UT
5. Alex Taylor - Mount Vernon, OH
6. Gunner Wilson - Broken Arrow, OK
7. Zane Candelaria - Sunnyside, AZ
8. Luke Cox - Lancaster, OH
9. Caleb Rodriguez - Bishop McCort, PA
10. William Greenberg - Hawken, OH
11. Mike Millin - Massillon Perry, OH
12. Lukas Zalota - Malven Prep, PA
13. Gavin Grell - Northampton, PA
14. E.J. German - Brecksville, OH
15. Maximus Forrester - Brownsburg, IN
16. Redmond Lindsey - Bixby, OK
12-03-24
2024-2025 OVAC Rankings
12-01-24
WVMat Team Rankings
HAPPY
THANKSGIVING!!!
Here we go with the 22nd year of my rankings. The
OVAC has 134 over all placers returning counting the last three years, 76
placers returning this year!
I will be updating the rankings as the day goes on and i have time to type them.
2024-2025 OVAC Rankings
11-27-24
Flowrestling Women's Rankings
115
