Category: Match Previews

Team WI looks to go Back to Back

State Champions Lead the Way

This year's 16U team has already had a ton of High School success in their young careers.At 106 lbs, Brodey Lewis of Milton is fresh off of winning a State title his freshman year - where he defeated nationally ranked AJ Woerple in the State Finals. He remains down at 106 and looks to anchor Wisconsin's lower weights.At 165 lbs, Nationally Ranked Sophomore Collin Hamm of Weyauwega-Fremont is fresh off of winning his first state title. Hamm has stayed busy this spring - notching a 4th place finish at NHSCA Nationals and winning both Freestyle State and Northern Plains Titles. The 2x State Finalist is an experienced freestyler and looks primed for a great showing for Team WI.Another Milton Red Hawk State Champion joins the squad at 190 lbs, Gage Gross. Gross, who won his state title down at 165 lbs during the season, is now up two weight classes for the summer and looks to be a key factor for Team Wisconsin. 

Elite Talent in the Lower Weights.

Our lightweights look to do serious damage. This group is tough and talented, Wisconsin will need them to dominate in order to repeat as National Champions.At 106 lbs, we have the already mentioned State Champion Brodey Lewis, down at his in-season weight. Look for Brodey to have a big weekend.At 113 lbs, we have another Milton Red Hawk - Freshman Kolton Mueller. Like his teammate Lewis, Mueller remains at his in-season weight and looks to continue his great year. Mueller was a State Qualifier for Milton this year and followed that up with a 2nd Place finish at Freestyle State and a third place finish at Northern Plains.At 120 lb, Lincoln Swick from Oconomowoc is a returning member from last year's National Championship team. Team Wisconsin will rely on Swick and his dominance in order to win another National Championship. During his freshman season, Swick posted a 45-6 individual record and a 3rd place finish at the state tournament - where his only loss was to the next guy on our list - Rex Lancaster. Swick has stayed busy this spring winning Freestyle and Greco State Championships, as well as a Northern Plains Greco Championship and a runner-up finish in Freestyle at Northern Plains.At 126 lb we will see Rex Lancaster from Holmen. Lancaster is fresh off a runner-up finish at the State Tournament this past year as a sophomore - where he defeated Swick in the semifinal. Lancaster won his Freestyle State bracket with impressive wins over fellow state placers Bently Nowak and Braiden Hale-Toomey.

Upper weight Anchors….

Looking at this lineup, the talent in the upper weights has to catch headlines. In addition to the State Champions already mentioned - Hamm and Gross - this group is loaded!As previously mentioned, Sophomore State Champions Collin Hamm and Gage Gross will look to be anchors for Team Wisconsin in the Upper-Middle weights. Returning Fargo All-American, Kade Splinter will man the 215 lb spot. Splinter, who just finished his Freshman year at Stoughton, is one of the best young prospects in the country and will look to have a dominant performance this weekend. Splinter finished his freshman season with a 50-4 record and 3rd at the State Tournament - losing in the semifinals by way of a 4-1 decision to senior Garett Kawczynski (Port Washington).Manning the spot at heavyweight is Leland Havens from Mount Horeb. The freshman finished 5th in the state tournament last year - losing in the quarterfinals also by way of a 4-1 decision to senior Max Mathias (Two Rivers). Havens is a very experienced freestyle wrestler; having been on multiple National Dual Teams in the past and posting a 3-2 record at Fargo last summer.

Young guys looking to make some noise.

At 88 lb, Reed Akkerman of Wisconsin Rapids kicks off the lineup for Team Wisconsin. Akkerman was a Folkstyle State Runner-up this year as an 8th grader, and followed that up by winning Freestyle and Greco State Championships this spring. In addition, he had an impressive showing at Northern Plains - securing a third place finish in freestyle.At 94 lb, Cayden Podeweltz from Weyauwega-Fremont makes his first National Team appearance. Cayden was a 4th place finisher in Folkstyle this past season, before winning both Freestyle and Greco State Championships this spring.At 100 lb, Connor Woosencraft from Pulaski is a returning member from last year's National Championship team. Woosencraft had a good freshman season, coming up just short of qualifying for the state tournament. He's been busy this spring - Winning a Freestyle State Championship and posting a 6th place finish at the PNL Freestyle Championships.

Strength and Depth Throughout the Middle Weight 

At 138 lb, Tyler Paulson from Aquinas makes his return from last year's National Championship team. Interesting note, Paulson was injured during warm-ups last year and was unable to compete during the duals. Paulson will make a serious impact and be a huge contributor to Wisconsin's effort to repeat as National Champions. Paulson remains down at his in-season weight of 138, where he posted a 3rd Place Finish at the WIAA State Tournament. This spring Paulson won both Freestyle and Greco State Titles - while adding 2nd and 4th place finishes in Freestyle and Greco at Northern Plains. At 144 lb, Aspen Tritz from Wisconsin Rapids joins the lineup after winning both Freestyle and Greco State Championships this spring. Aspen was a 5th Place finisher at the State Tournament this year as a sophomore, and is a returning Fargo All-American in Greco. Team Wisconsin will need a strong performance from Tritz if they look to go back to back.At 150 lb, Liam Crandall from Evansville is fresh off a 5th place finish at the State Tournament during his freshman campaign. Crandall won his Freestyle State Championship over 8th grade standout - Everett Zeitler - by way of a 6-4 decision. Zeitler also joins the team as a backup and exhibits some impressive accolades as well. This spring he racked up All-American honors at the US Open in Freestyle and Greco, while adding a Runner-up finish at Folkstyle Nationals - Zeitler adds some serious depth and firepower to the middle weights. Jacob Penzkover from Aquinas, locks down the 157 lb weight class for Team Wisconsin. Jacob was a member of the State Championship Team for Aquinas this year and followed that up by winning Freestyle and Greco State Championships this Spring. In addition to his impressive in-state performances, Jacob also had great success at Northern Plains against out-of-state competition - winning a Greco Championship and posting a Runner-up finish in Freestyle.

What to watch for...

Can the lightweights get rolling?This group has had great national-level success together over the years, with their lowest finish in Freestyle being a 4th place finish two years ago in the 14U division. The last few years, the young guys in the lower weights have struggled to get their hands raised. Can these young guns flip that script and find more success?
Will the State Champions and All-Americans do the job? Wisconsin will look to Lewis, Tritz, Hamm, Gross, and Splinter to be bonus point machines if they hope to repeat as National Champions. 
How will our depth show? In addition to our State Champions and AA’S, this team is littered with state placers and qualifiers. Will guys like Mueller, Swick, Lancaster, Weber, Paulson, Crandall, and Havens find the success we are accustomed to seeing? If yes, this team will be tough to beat.

Team WI, by the numbers…
Milton leads the way with three athletes representing Team WI. Followed by Aquinas, Wisconsin Rapids, and Weyauwega-Fremont each with two. Richland Center, Pulaski, Oconomowoc, Holmen, Reedsburg, Germantown, Evansville, Gillet-Suring, Shawano, Sussex-Hamilton, Stoughton, and Mount Horeb/Barnevold all are represented by one athlete - respectively.

Wisconsin Greco Team Ready for National Challenge at Junior Duals

Wisconsin will head into Junior National Duals with a Greco-Roman lineup that combines experienced state placers, emerging young talent, and wrestlers looking to make their mark on the national stage. With the event taking place in Milwaukee, Team Wisconsin will have the added advantage of competing in front of a home-state crowd as they take on some of the best Greco wrestlers from across the country.
The roster features a mix of proven veterans and developing talent, giving Wisconsin a team capable of competing throughout the week while continuing to build the state's growing reputation in Greco-Roman wrestling.

National Experience Headlines the Lineup

One of the most intriguing wrestlers on the roster is Alex Penzkover at 144 pounds. The Southeast Polk (Iowa) standout brings significant Greco-Roman credentials after finishing as the 2026 U.S. Open Greco-Roman runner-up at 65 kilograms. Few wrestlers in the field will possess his level of recent national success in the style, making him a wrestler to watch throughout the tournament.
At heavyweight, Preston Krueger of New London brings national experience of his own. Krueger earned Fargo All-American honors with a third-place finish in the 16U division and enters the tournament as one of Wisconsin's most accomplished Greco competitors.

Veteran Leadership Through the Middle Weights

Wisconsin's middle weights feature several wrestlers who have consistently performed at the state level.
At 150 pounds, Izaiah Sanchez of Shiocton concluded his high school career as a four-time state placer and state runner-up. His experience in high-pressure matches should translate well to the dual-meet format.
The 157-pound weight class provides excellent depth with both Remington Skic of Merrill and Tristan North of West Allis Nathan Hale. Skic is coming off a fourth-place finish at the state tournament, while North finished his career as a three-time state placer and future UW-La Crosse wrestler.
At 165 pounds, Murphy Beyer of Freedom enters after a breakout season that saw him improve from sixth place at state to a runner-up finish. His continued development gives Wisconsin another strong option in the middle weights.

Emerging Talent Looking to Break Through

Several wrestlers on the roster will have an opportunity to gain valuable national experience while continuing their development.
At 132 pounds, Easton Felchlin of Wrightstown enters after consecutive state medal finishes, improving from fifth to fourth place over the past two seasons. His consistency and continued growth make him a strong candidate for a successful national tournament.
At 190 pounds, Logan Ellwanger of Luxemburg-Casco earned a state tournament appearance as a sophomore and will look to continue building momentum against national competition.
At 215 pounds, Brody Hoffman of Wabeno/Laona/Three Lakes enters after earning a fourth-place state finish and provides Wisconsin with another quality upper-weight competitor.

Valuable Experience at the Lower Weights

The lower half of Wisconsin's lineup features several wrestlers looking to gain experience against elite competition.
At 100 pounds, Eldon Roth of Manitowoc Lincoln brings maturity and experience to one of the tournament's lightest weight classes. The freestyle state champion has consistently competed well against strong competition and should provide stability at the start of Wisconsin's lineup.
Caden Bock of Freedom earned a trip to the state tournament and will represent Wisconsin at 106 pounds, while Kolten Mueller of Milton brings state tournament experience to the 113-pound weight class.
At 120 pounds, Collin Frey of Evansville enters as a former state champion and three-time state placer. His experience and ability to compete in big matches should make him one of Wisconsin's most reliable contributors.
At 126 pounds, Ethan Denk of Manitowoc Lincoln will have the opportunity to test himself against some of the nation's best wrestlers and gain valuable experience for the future.
At 138 pounds, Braden Hamill of Bay Port rounds out the lower weights and will look to make the most of his opportunity on the national stage.

Strength in the Upper Weights

The upper portion of Wisconsin's lineup provides a solid foundation heading into the tournament.
At 175 pounds, Isaac Dunnom of Osceola qualified for the state tournament in consecutive seasons and will look to build upon that experience.
Combined with the veteran presence of Sanchez, North, Botting, Beyer, and Krueger, Wisconsin has a group capable of competing in key matches throughout the week.

What to Watch

Several storylines will be worth following as Wisconsin takes the mat in Westfield:
Can the Greco specialists lead the way? Penzkover's U.S. Open runner-up finish and Krueger's Fargo success provide Wisconsin with proven national-level talent.
Will the experienced veterans deliver? Wrestlers such as Frey, Sanchez, North, Botting, and Beyer bring years of success against top Wisconsin competition.
Can the younger wrestlers gain valuable national experience? Junior Duals has long served as a developmental event for future stars, and several members of this roster will have the opportunity to accelerate their growth.

While this team features a mix of established veterans and developing talent, Wisconsin's Greco squad has the potential to surprise opponents throughout the tournament. With national-level experience, proven state performers, and a group eager to compete against the country's best, the Badger State will be well represented on the Greco-Roman mats in Milwaukee. Wrestling in front of family, friends, and local fans, Team Wisconsin will look to take advantage of its home-state environment while showcasing the depth of talent that continues to emerge across Wisconsin’s Greco Roman wrestling.

Wisconsin Girls Ready to Shine at Junior National Duals

The growth of girls wrestling in Wisconsin has been impossible to ignore, and Team Wisconsin will have an opportunity to showcase that progress when the nation's best wrestlers gather in Westfield, Indiana, for the Junior National Duals.
Over the past several years, Wisconsin has produced state champions, Fargo All-Americans, and Division I college recruits at an increasing rate. This year's roster reflects that growth, featuring a lineup loaded with state medalists, national-level experience, and some of the top young talent in the state.
With a blend of proven veterans and rising stars, Wisconsin enters the tournament looking to compete with some of the nation's traditional girls wrestling powers.

National Experience Leads the Way

The foundation of Team Wisconsin is built around several wrestlers who have already proven themselves on the national stage.
At 190 pounds, Brooke Huffman of Wittenberg-Birnamwood enters as one of the most accomplished wrestlers on the roster. A three-time state champion, Huffman has consistently excelled at Fargo, earning runner-up honors in 2023, a national title in 2024, and a third-place finish in the Junior division in 2025. Her combination of experience and success makes her one of Wisconsin's top point-scoring threats.
Another nationally accomplished wrestler is Carley Ceshker at 135 pounds. The Badger graduate is a two-time state champion and four-time state finalist who has earned three Fargo All-American finishes, including a third-place finish in the Junior division. Ceshker will continue her career at the University of Iowa and enters the tournament as one of Wisconsin's most battle-tested competitors.
At 125 pounds, Madi Peach of Milton brings an impressive résumé of her own. A three-time state champion, Peach earned All-American honors with a fifth-place finish in the Junior division at Fargo in 2025 and will continue her wrestling career at Grand Valley State University.
The upper weights remain strong with Izabella Riebe at 235 pounds. The Wisconsin Lutheran graduate capped her career with a state championship after previously earning three additional state medals, giving Wisconsin another experienced veteran in the lineup.

Proven Winners Throughout the Lineup

Wisconsin's strength extends far beyond its nationally recognized stars.
At 120 pounds, Angie Bianchi of Two Rivers enters as a two-time state champion and four-time state finalist. Bianchi also earned Fargo All-American honors in 2023 and is committed to Oklahoma State University, making her one of the most accomplished wrestlers on the team.
The 140-pound weight class features two wrestlers with impressive credentials. Harlow Skenadore of Pulaski won a state title in 2024 before placing third in 2025 and followed that up with a 16U Fargo championship in 2025. Alongside her is Franky Groom-Frey of North Crawford/Seneca, a two-time state placer and Fargo All-American.
At 170 pounds, Wisconsin has quality depth with Kimura Hutter of Adams-Friendship and Amelia Soltis of Mount Horeb/Barneveld. Hutter enters as a former state champion and state runner-up, while Soltis recently earned a state medal with a fifth-place finish.

Strength in the Middle Weights

The middle portion of the lineup is filled with experienced state medalists who have consistently competed at Wisconsin's highest level.
At 110 pounds, Wisconsin can turn to either Dilynn Albrecht of Milton or Kat Cook of Freedom. Albrecht is a two-time state placer and Fargo All-American, while Cook enters as a state champion and three-time state medalist.
The 115-pound class provides another strong combination with Devynn Albrecht of Milton and Lily Baker of Freedom. Both wrestlers have multiple state medals and have consistently been among the state's best at their respective weights.
At 130 pounds, Kylee Kurszewski of Neenah brings extensive state tournament experience as a four-time state qualifier and state runner-up. She will continue her wrestling career at the University of Dubuque.
Wisconsin also has solid experience at 155 pounds with Terryn McBride of Milwaukee King and Emerson Miller of Poynette. Both wrestlers steadily improved throughout their careers, with Miller finishing as a state runner-up and McBride earning a fourth-place finish this season.

Rising Stars to Watch

Several younger wrestlers on the roster could make significant impacts in Milwaukee.
At 95 pounds, Brynn Engel of Badger enters after earning sixth place at the state tournament in 2025 and a runner-up finish at Fargo in the 16U division in 2024, giving Wisconsin a nationally proven competitor at  the lightest weights.
Ellie Hultman of Bay Port will gain valuable national experience at 100 pounds after qualifying for the state tournament as a freshman.
At 105 pounds, Cassidy O'Connell of Regis/Altoona is a two-time state placer who earned All-American honors with a seventh-place finish at Fargo in 2025.
At 145 pounds, Stella Pettitt of Freedom enters as a two-time state medalist and will look to continue her upward progression against elite national competition.
At 207 pounds, Autumn King of Bay Port rounds out the lineup after earning a fourth-place finish at the state tournament this season.

With Fargo champions, Fargo All-Americans, state champions, college commits, and emerging young talent spread throughout the lineup, Team Wisconsin enters Junior National Duals ready to continue the growth of girls wrestling in the Badger State. The roster features wrestlers who have already found success on the national stage and others looking to make their breakthrough against elite competition. As Wisconsin heads to Westfield, this group has the talent, depth, and experience to compete with some of the best teams in the country and continue establishing Wisconsin as a rising force in girls wrestling.

Wisconsin Blue Ready to Showcase Depth at Junior Nationals Duals

While Wisconsin's top squad enters Junior Duals Nationals with championship aspirations, the Wisconsin Blue Team brings a lineup filled with state champions, experienced state placers, and emerging talent capable of making plenty of noise in Milwaukee from June 16-20.
For wrestling fans, one of the biggest storylines of Junior Duals is often discovering the next wave of talent. Wisconsin Blue features several wrestlers who have already established themselves among the state's best, along with a group of younger competitors eager to test themselves against the nation's top wrestlers.

State Champions Lead the Way

The foundation of Wisconsin Blue's lineup is built around several wrestlers who have reached the top of the podium in Madison.
At 132 pounds, William Du Chemin of Wilmot Union enters as one of the most accomplished wrestlers on the roster. A three-time state champion, Du Chemin has consistently been among Wisconsin's elite and gives the Blue Team a proven performer capable of competing with anyone in the country.
Another recent state champion is Adien Aure at 138 pounds. After qualifying for state and later earning a fourth-place finish, the Menomonie standout broke through for a state title this season and will look to carry that momentum into national competition.
The heavyweight spot is anchored by Cael Leisgang of Seymour. After finishing fifth and second at state earlier in his career, Leisgang captured a state championship this season. He also owns two Fargo All-American finishes, placing eighth in 2023 and fifth in 2024, and is committed to the University of Wisconsin.
At 157 pounds, Bryston Scoles of Kewaskum enters the summer as a newly crowned state champion after previously finishing third and second. His steady progression throughout high school has made him one of the most reliable wrestlers in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Blue also has a state champion option at 190 pounds in Owen Schacht of Mishicot, who capped his career with a state title after previously earning a fifth-place finish.

Strong Experience Through the Middle Weights

The middle of the lineup provides Wisconsin Blue with valuable experience and depth.
At 150 pounds, Cade Aaberg of Oregon has been one of the state's most consistent performers, earning three state medals, including a runner-up finish. The Utah Valley commit brings both experience and leadership to the roster.
At 165 pounds, Olin Nueville of De Pere steadily climbed the state podium throughout his career, culminating with a third-place finish this past season.
The Blue Team also boasts impressive depth at 144 pounds. Ethan Immel of Kewaskum finished his high school career as a four-time state placer and two-time state champion before committing to St. Cloud State University. Alongside him is Landen Fick of Plymouth, who finished fifth at state and will continue his wrestling career at Wisconsin-Parkside.
At 175 pounds, Nolan Owen of Baraboo enters after earning a fifth-place state finish and is committed to UW-La Crosse. His experience in big matches should be valuable throughout the week.

Battle-Tested Lower Weights

Wisconsin Blue's lower weights feature wrestlers who have consistently competed deep into Wisconsin's postseason.
At 126 pounds, Andy DiPiazza of Kaukauna brings three state medals, including a runner-up finish. His experience against top competition should make him a tough matchup in every dual.
The 120-pound weight class provides Wisconsin Blue with multiple quality options. Collin Frey of Evansville is a former state champion and three-time state placer, while August Lubinski of West Bend West/East has earned consecutive state medals, finishing fifth and third.
Both wrestlers have proven they can compete at a high level and give the coaching staff flexibility throughout the tournament.

Young Wrestlers Looking to Make Their Mark

Several younger wrestlers will have an opportunity to gain valuable national experience while contributing to the team effort.
At 100 pounds, Connor Woosencraft of Pulaski is among the youngest members of the roster and will be tested against elite competition.
Caden Bock of Freedom earned a trip to the state tournament and brings valuable experience to the 106-pound spot.
At 113 pounds, Kolten Mueller of Milton also qualified for state and will look to build upon that experience against some of the nation's best wrestlers.
Junior Duals has long served as a proving ground for future stars, and Wisconsin Blue's younger wrestlers will have an opportunity to showcase their potential on a national stage.

College Talent Throughout the Lineup

One sign of the strength of Wisconsin Blue is the number of wrestlers who have already committed to continue their careers at the next level.
The roster includes future wrestlers for Wisconsin, Utah Valley, St. Cloud State, Wisconsin-Parkside, UW-La Crosse, and Gardner-Webb, giving the team a strong foundation of proven talent and future collegiate athletes.
At 215 pounds, Owen Burling of Lake Mills fits that mold perfectly. A three-time state qualifier who finished third at state this season, Burling will continue his career at Gardner-Webb University and provides another experienced upper-weight competitor.

What to watch for...

For fans following Wisconsin Blue, several factors could determine the team's success:
Can the state champions lead the way? Du Chemin, Aure, Scoles, Schacht, and Leisgang have all proven they can win at the highest level in Wisconsin.
Will the veteran depth provide consistency? Wrestlers such as Aaberg, Immel, DiPiazza, Frey, Burling, and Owen have years of experience competing in high-pressure matches.
Can the younger wrestlers make a breakthrough? Junior Duals often serves as a launching point for future stars, and Wisconsin Blue's underclassmen will have an opportunity to gain valuable national experience

With multiple state champions, accomplished state placers, and a growing list of college commits, Wisconsin Blue enters Junior Duals Nationals with the depth and talent to compete against strong teams from across the country. Wrestling on home mats in Milwaukee, this group will look to showcase the strength of Wisconsin wrestling while creating momentum for the future.

Wisconsin Red Primed for Another Deep Run at Junior National Duals

After finishing fourth at Junior National Duals a year ago, Team Wisconsin enters the 2026 tournament with one of its most accomplished rosters in recent memory. From June 16-20 in Milwaukee, the Badger State will once again challenge the nation's elite behind a lineup loaded with Fargo All-Americans, U.S. Open placers, state champions, and Division I college commits.
Junior Duals has long been one of the premier events on the national wrestling calendar, bringing together the top wrestlers from every corner of the country in a dual-meet format that emphasizes both individual talent and team depth. Wisconsin's Red Team possesses both.
With nationally ranked wrestlers spread throughout the lineup and proven performers at nearly every weight class, Wisconsin appears well-positioned to contend for another top finish while wrestling in front of a home-state crowd.

Elite Talent Anchors the Middle and Upper Weights

Few states can match Wisconsin's firepower from 144 pounds through heavyweight.
The lineup is headlined by University of Michigan commit Kellen Wolbert at 144 pounds. A four-time state champion, Wolbert has established himself as one of the nation's premier freestyle wrestlers. His résumé includes a Fargo 16U national title, a Fargo Junior runner-up finish, a U20 U.S. Open runner-up finish, and a third-place finish at the U20 World Team Trials. Few wrestlers in the tournament possess a stronger collection of national accomplishments.
Alongside Wolbert at 144 is University of Minnesota commit Carson Neubert, another Fargo All-American who finished seventh in Greco-Roman and compiled a 4-2 record in freestyle at Fargo in 2025. Having two wrestlers of that caliber at one weight provides Wisconsin with tremendous flexibility.
At 165 pounds, Wisconsin boasts another national star in Haakon Peterson. The four-time state champion has spent years building one of the most impressive freestyle résumés in the country. Peterson owns Fargo championships in both freestyle and Greco-Roman, a Junior national title, a U20 U.S. Open runner-up finish, and victories against elite competition at every age level. The future Michigan Wolverine enters Milwaukee as one of the tournament's most accomplished wrestlers regardless of weight class.
The upper weights continue to impress.
At 175 pounds, University of Virginia commit Liam Crook brings multiple Fargo placements, including a fourth-place finish in the 16U division and a strong Junior national performance. Crook's ability to score points in bunches makes him a dangerous matchup for any opponent.
Wisconsin also features one of the nation's top young wrestlers in Thomas Heiser. The Evansville standout won a Wisconsin state title this season and has rapidly climbed the national ladder, placing fourth at Fargo and eighth at the U17 U.S. Open.
At 190 pounds, University of Wisconsin commit Eli Leonard enters after earning fourth place at Fargo in the Junior division and fifth place at the U20 U.S. Open. Leonard's steady progression over the last several years has transformed him into one of Wisconsin's most reliable national performers.
The final two weights are equally impressive. Army West Point commit Garrett Kawczynski brings Fargo All-American finishes in both freestyle and Greco-Roman, a U20 U.S. Open fourth-place finish, and a runner-up performance at the World Team Trials. Heavyweight Tyson Martin has consistently delivered on the national stage, earning Fargo All-American honors and multiple deep runs at both state and national events.

Battle-Tested Veterans in the Middle Weights

The middle portion of Wisconsin's lineup is filled with wrestlers who have repeatedly proven themselves against national competition.
At 157 pounds, University of Northern Iowa commit Declan Koch brings one of the deepest national résumés on the team. Koch has earned Fargo All-American honors in both freestyle and Greco-Roman, finished runner-up at Fargo in Greco-Roman, won a U15 U.S. Open title, and accumulated national-level success throughout his high school career. Few wrestlers in the field can match his breadth of experience.
At 150 pounds, University of Minnesota commit Max Gonzalez returns after earning Fargo All-American honors in the 16U division. Gonzalez has captured multiple freestyle state titles and recently placed third at the Northern Plains Regional, continuing a steady progression toward national prominence.
The 138-pound slot belongs to McAllister Ramage, who enters after winning a Wisconsin freestyle state title and posting strong performances at both Fargo and the U.S. Open. Ramage has consistently elevated his wrestling against top competition and could be poised for a breakout tournament.
At 132 pounds, Missouri commit Brady Collins may be one of Wisconsin's most underrated national threats. Collins placed sixth at Fargo in the Junior division last summer and has steadily improved at every level of competition. His blend of positional discipline and offensive scoring ability makes him a valuable asset in dual-meet competition.

Strength and Depth in the Lower Weights

Wisconsin's lower weights combine youth, experience, and proven national success.
At 126 pounds, Southern Illinois-Edwardsville commit Maximus Hay leads the way. A Fargo All-American and multiple-time U.S. Open placer, Hay enters the tournament after several years of success against national competition. His ability to navigate deep brackets and win difficult matches should translate well to the dual-meet format.
Sharing time at 126 is Bryson Busler, a state runner-up and experienced freestyle competitor who has qualified for Fargo multiple times and earned regional placements throughout his career.
At 120 pounds, Wisconsin has two exceptional young talents in Lincoln Swick and Mason Moody. Both wrestlers have already posted impressive national results despite being underclassmen. Swick placed fourth at the U15 U.S. Open and compiled a 4-2 record at Fargo, while Moody finished runner-up at the U15 U.S. Open and went 5-2 at Fargo. Together, they represent the future of Wisconsin wrestling while already contributing at the national level.
The 113-pound spot belongs to Camden Rugg, one of Wisconsin's most accomplished underclassmen. Rugg is a Fargo All-American, multiple-time freestyle state champion, and Northern Plains champion whose consistent success at every level makes him a key contributor for Wisconsin.
At 106 pounds, Wisconsin features impressive depth with state champion Brodey Lewis and freestyle state champion Riley Longdin. Lewis has already reached the consolation round of 16 at Fargo and advanced to the quarterfinals of the U.S. Open, while Longdin has demonstrated his ability to compete nationally through strong Fargo and Northern Plains performances.
At 100 pounds, Wisconsin will rely on the experience of Eldon Roth. The Manitowoc Lincoln senior enters as the reigning Junior freestyle state champion and provides stability at one of the tournament's most unpredictable weight classes.

What to Watch For...

Several factors could determine Wisconsin's success in Milwaukee:
Can the stars deliver bonus points? Wrestlers like Wolbert, Peterson, Koch, Kawczynski, Leonard, and Crook have the ability to separate dual meets with dominant performances.
Will Wisconsin's young talent rise to the occasion? Lewis, Swick, Moody, Heiser, and Rugg represent the next generation of Wisconsin wrestling and will face some of the nation's toughest competition.
Can the depth match last year's success? Wisconsin's fourth-place finish in 2025 was built on contributions throughout the lineup. This year's team appears even deeper and more experienced.

Final Outlook

When evaluating national contenders, three factors matter most: star power, depth, and experience. Wisconsin possesses all three.
The Red Team features Fargo finalists, Fargo champions, U.S. Open placers, World Team Trials placers, and a collection of wrestlers committed to programs such as Michigan, Missouri, Minnesota, Northern Iowa, Virginia, Army West Point, Wisconsin, and SIUE. More importantly, it features wrestlers who have consistently performed on wrestling's biggest stages.
Competing in Milwaukee gives Wisconsin the opportunity to chase another memorable finish in front of family, friends, and wrestling fans from across the state. If the lineup performs to its potential, the Badger State could once again find itself among the final teams standing when Junior National Duals concludes.

Badger Conference Preview

Since its founding in 1952, the Badger Conference has built a proud and enduring tradition of excellence in wrestling. That legacy is reflected in 44 combined team state appearances and 147 individual state champions. While honoring its storied past, the conference continues to thrive today, boasting 31 state-ranked wrestlers, including four ranked No.1 and four ranked No.2 in their respective weight classes.

Individual State Champions:
  • Baraboo – 8
  • Beaver Dam – 2
  • DeForest – 11
  • Fort Atkinson – 4
  • Milton – 18
  • Mount Horeb/Barneveld – 4/2
  • Oregon – 2
  • Portage – 10
  • Reedsburg – 15
  • Sauk Prairie/WH – 3/5
  • Stoughton – 55
  • Watertown – 4
  • Waunakee – 4

The Badger Small has 2 front runners with Reedsburg going 6-0 and Mount Horeb 5-1 in that same stretch. The Beavers have had the most consistent line-up winning their own dual tournament and placing high in several strong individual tournaments. Mount Horeb has been battle tested winning the 70+ ever-so-tough Bi-State Classic and scoring enough points to be the 2nd high WI finisher at Cheesehead featuring some of the nation’s best talent. Since it came down to criteria on December 12th in a 38-38 tie with the edge to Reedsburg, there is no front-runner with these two and it will be decided on who can get more bonus points in matches in the backside of the bracket. 

In the large school division, Waunakee enters conference action undefeated at 6–0, with Watertown close behind at 5–1. The two heavyweights already met earlier this season, with the Warriors edging the Goslings 37–33 in a tightly contested dual. While those two sit at the top, Beaver Dam shouldn’t be overlooked. The Golden Beavers have been right there in both of their losses, falling to Watertown 41–37 and Waunakee 37–33, showing they can compete with anyone in the field.

All signs point to a three-team race as the tournament unfolds, though conference history suggests nothing is guaranteed. A year ago, Monona Grove/McFarland entered with a .500 record at 3–3 but caught fire down the stretch and finished second overall. If there’s a lesson to be learned, it’s that momentum matters much more than record once February rolls around. 

Ranked Teams:
  • #8 Mount Horeb/Barneveld D2
  • #9 Reedsburg D2. 

Individual Weight Class Preview: Projected contenders at each weight class.
Name/school/year/#Grappler ranking/record/(2025 conference placement)

106 lbs. 

  • Brody Lewis – Milton – 9, #2, 29-3
  • Bryce Madden – Mount Horeb/Barneveld – 9, #3, 31-9
  • Max Schroeder – Sauk Prairie/WH – 11, #5, 32-2  (2025 Runner-up at 106)

Brody Lewis’s national accomplishments at the youth level translated well to high school as he quickly propelled himself near the top of the Grappler Rankings board. At 29-3 and all of his losses coming to out-of-state wrestlers, he is the favorite in this class. Top contenders to Lewis are #3 ranked in D2 Bryce Madden of MH/B and #5 ranked in D1 Max Schroeder of SP/WH. Max has a 14-1 major decision over Bryce at their dual on January 29th. Max has wrestled most of the season at 113 and recently moved down to 106 winning the TKO in dramatic UTB fashion!

113 lbs.

  • Kolten Mueller – Milton – 9, #7, 32-4
  • Carter Solt- Sauk Prairie/ WH 9 Watch List 33-7
  • Tristan Bancroft- Monona Grove/ McFarland 9, NR,  26-13

Kolten Mueller is the second freshman for the Redhawks who is favored to win a Badger Conference title. Kolten had a TF win over top contender Tristan Bancroft earlier in the season. Carter Solt is on the rankings “watch list” and has to find his way at 113 after making room for Max Schroeder moving down to 106. 

120 lbs. 

  • Jayden Vanderhoof – Reedsburg  – 11, #4, 29-2
  • Isaiah Neitzel – Watertown – 9, #5, 34-1
  • Mason Spear- Waunakee 12, WL, 23-8 (2025 3rd at 120)

At 120 pounds, the bracket is shaping up to an intriguing battle, especially since the top three contenders have yet to square off. Isaiah Neitzel hasn’t dropped a match since his quarterfinal loss at the OTW, going on an absolute tear that included a title at the always-grueling Duffy Invitational. Vanderhoof is rounding back into form after missing some time, but his recent championship run at the River Valley Invitational shows he’s finding his rhythm at just the right moment. Add in unranked but dangerous returning state qualifier Mason Spear, and this weight class suddenly feels wide open.

126 lbs.

  • Braiden Hale-Toomey – Reedsburg – 10, #2, 30-4 (2025 1st at 106)
  • Brayden Breider – Stoughton – 9, #5, 29-10
  • Dezmen Severson – Baraboo – 12, #6, 20-7 (2025 4th at 120)

With wins over both Severson and Breider earlier in the season, Hale-Toomey (3rd place state medalist) is the lead dog at 126. Breider has 10 losses on the year, but when you dig into it he has lost to some of the best from both in and out of state and he has been competitive in those losses including a 5-9 decision to Hale-Toomey. After missing out on a trip to state by 1 spot each of the last 3 seasons, Severson is hungry to make his mark and with all 3 of these wrestlers in the same sectional, this tournament will give an indication as to who has the leg up for a trip to the Kohl Center. 

132 lbs.

  • Evan Fahey – Oregon – 12, #4, 33-2 (2025 1st at 126)
  • Bryson Busler – Watertown – 11, #6, 28-3 (2025 2nd at 113)
  • Maxton Stevens – Mount Horeb/Barneveld – 9, #8, 26-15

Fahey and Busler competed at different weight classes when the two schools met in the opening week of the season, but that changes here. Both wrestlers have state medals hanging on the wall and a résumé filled with quality wins. The edge goes slightly to Busler, however, based on what’s on the loss column. At the Duffy Invitational on January 9, Busler pushed two-time state champion William Du Chemin to the brink, falling only in the tiebreakers in the finals.

138 lbs.

  • Sam Timlin – Reedsburg – 11, #12, 21-7 (2025 3rd at 126)
  • Logan Steffens – Oregon – 11, #14, 30-7
  • Ben Logan – Watertown – 12, NR 22-11(2025 4th at 126)

At 138 pounds, the storyline is simple: who wants it most. No weight class in the bracket feels more wide open than this one. Timlin and Steffens are on the top end of the rankings, while Logan has bounced in and out of the rankings at different points in his career. Rankings may make for good conversation, but championships are decided on the mat, and this is a weight class that could just as easily be won by someone outside the current top three contenders.

144 lbs. 

  • Cade Aaberg – Oregon – 11, #2, 34-2 (2025 2nd at 138)
  • Braylon Davenport- Waunakee 11 WL, 23-11
  • Bradley Rupnow – Watertown 12 , 20-10 (2025 3rd at 138)

Just in case you were wondering, Cade Aaberg is very good! His two 3rd place state finishes have led to his commitment to the Badgers. His two losses this season have been to nationally ranked Kellen Wolbert of Oconomowoc and he had highly contested match with #1 ranked at 157 Sam Zanton of Middleton. Of the other top two contenders Braylon Davenport has a pin over Bradly Rupnow.

150 lbs. 

  • Hunter Stevens – Mount Horeb/Barneveld – 12, #1, 33-2
  • Hudson Jablonski – Reedsburg – 11, #7, 31-5 (2025 2nd at 144)
  • Caden Schwartz – Oregon – 10, #12, 25-8 (2025 3rd at 132)

All three of our top contenders at 150 have been to the state tournament with Stevens having a 5th and 3rd place medal. Jablonski and Schwartz have Badger Conference medals while, as a senior, Hunter will be wrestling in his first Badger tournament. Stevens has been well tested wrestling in college opens last year, winning the Bi-State Classic in December and then placing 5th at the Cheesehead. 

157 lbs. 

  • Gabriel Metzler – Waunakee – 12, #5, 33-1 (2025 1st at 150)
  • Michael Kowalski- Portage – 12 D2 WL 34-6
  • Joe Logan – Watertown 12, 24-9, NR (2025 3rd at 144)

Gabriel Metzler has wrestled like a man on a mission ever since falling one match short of the podium in last year’s blood round at state. Since then, he’s been relentless, suffering just one loss all season—and that came at the hands of #1-ranked Sam Zanton of Middleton at the Badger State Invite. Without looking too far ahead, if Metzler sits at #5 in the rankings, just imagine the absolute chaos waiting at 157 pounds when the lights come on at the Kohl Center at the end of February. Joe Logan is not currently in the rankings but was as high as #5 at one point in the season. 

165 lbs. 

  • Easton Kammerud – Mount Horeb/Barneveld – 9, #2, 10-1
  • Gage Gross – Milton – 10, #6, 36-3
  • Dominic Manno- Waunakee- 9, NR, 19-15.

As a freshman at a higher weight class, Gage Gross came on the high school scene and drew a lot of attention with some “upset” wins last year. It is safe to say that Easton Kammerud has done the same as a freshman. Kammerud has 0-1 loss to #2 ranked and unbeaten JD Minder-Broeckaert of Hudson, and Gross was competitive with #1 ranked D1 commit Declan Koch of Neenah. What this means folks is that you are in for one heck of a final at 165!

175 lbs. 

  • Eli Maier – Mt. Horeb/Barneveld – 11, #1, 37-3 (2025 1st at 165)
  • Nolan Owen – Baraboo – 12, #6, 20-3 (2025 1st at 157)
  • Nolan Kemp- DeForest – 10, WL , 31-4 (2025 4th at 165)

Eli and Nolan wrestled on December 13th  with Maier winning 9-5. That was a long time ago but since then, Maier has had higher success at Bi-State where Eli beat Hindererman of IGH 15-7 and Nolan lost to him in SV. 

190 lbs. 

  • Eli Leonard – Mt. Horeb/Barneveld – 12, #1, 39-0 (2025 1st at 175)
  • Landen Grow – Beaver Dam – 12, #4, 34-4 (2025 2nd at 175)
  • Sawyer Ellis- Waunakee-  11, WL, 28-10

Eli Leonard is on a different level! Just look at the trail of state and nationally ranked wrestlers he left on the mat at the Cheesehead. 6th place state medalist Landon Grow is a stud and we love his gritty/hard-nose style of wrestling, yet Leonard has a TF over him. Our advice, sit back and watch greatness on the mat when you see it. 

215 lbs. 

  • McCoy Smith – Waunakee – 12, #1, 35-2 (2025 1st at 215)
  • Kade Splinter – Stoughton – 9, #4, 36-2
  • Leland Havens – Mt. Horeb/Barneveld – 9, #5, 29-5

Although ranked #4 in a Goliath of a weight class in D2, Kade Splinter, with 2 wins over the number #1 ranked McCoy Smith in D1, as well as a 2-0 win over Havens, is the favorite at 215. Smith and Havens have not wrestled, but here is the breakdown if it means anything. Havens lost to Splinter by less points, but Smith beat a common opponent in Kleinschmidt of DCE that Havens lost to. 

285lbs. 

  • Gatlin Empey – Stoughton – 12, #2, 32-1 (2025 2nd at 215)
  • Deangelo Clay – MGM – 11, #3, 34-5 (2025 1st at 285)
  • Curtis Hankins – Sauk Prairie/Heights – 12, #13, 29-10

DeLo got hot at this time last year and gave us one of the most entertaining finals matches of the conference finals. He then kept his foot on the gas pedal right on through to a 3rd place state finish. Standing in his way is a mountain of a man, Gatlin Empey who ran his way through the Cheesehead and has had only 1 blemish on his record since placing 4th at state last year. There is no leaving early at this tournament with these two great athletes wrapping up the finals. 

Marathon-Auburndale Preview

Marathon vs Auburndale Preview:

Wrestling history in the Marawood Conference is so rich it makes the lifelong fans of this great sport get lost in nostalgia when looking at the record books. Of the 31 4-Time state champions, three of them, including the first two ever, come from the Marawood Conference. Matt Hanutke of Pittsville (Pittsville left the conference in 2017) broke the glass ceiling in 1990 as the first wrestler to stand on top of the podium four times in the Field House. Kraig Underwood of Athens (now the coach at Marathon) joined him five years later, followed by Jeremy Schoenherr of Stratord in 2018 (Schoenherr is now the head coach of his alma mater). The Marawood has also produced nine 3-time state champions and Eight Team State titles. 

The Marawood has had its strings of dominance with Athens in the 80’s and 90’s and most recently Stratford in the mid 2000’s to last year. But there has been a storm brewing the last couple of years as to who is going to be the next king of the mountain. At the Wisconsin Wrestler Podcast, we’ve been talking about Auburndale and Marathon the last couple of years as both have had their sights set on who was going to dethrone Stratford. This push to beat the Tigers has put themselves into an intense rivalry not only for conference, but now as the #5 and #6 teams in D3. 

When talking with coaches Karl and Underwood about who has the leg up on qualifying for team state, both of them wanted none of that. They both want the Marawood Conference title so bad that the talk for D3 Sectional C bragging rights is going to have to wait. For good reason as it has been awhile for both teams to add an outright conference championship number to the banner. Marathon did win the 2024 Marawood Conference tournament but lost to Stratford in the duals. The last outright conference championship for the Red Raiders was 1964. For Auburndale, none of the current wrestlers were alive last time they hoisted a trophy dating back to 2005. 

1964 Marathon Conference Championship Team

With Phillips and Assumption/Pacelli joining the fray tomorrow, we’ll have the pleasure of seeing two rounds and four duals full of Marawood wrestling!

I highly recommend attending in person as this atmosphere will be an energetic crowd to say the least, but if you can’t make the action you can watch both mats here: Marawood – Auburndale Quad – Wisconsin Grappler

Schedule

6:00 Round 1

Mat 1-Auburndale vs. Phillips

Mat 2-Marathon vs. Assumption/Pacelli

7:00 Round 2

Mat 1-Auburndale vs. Marathon

Mat 2-Phillips vs. Assumption/Pacelli

Projected starting lineups:

Marathon

106: Alex Oelhafen-Freshman, 14-10, Freshman

113: #1 Taylor Underwood, 17-0, Sophomore

120: #1 Blake Underwood, 25-0, Senior

126: #11 Marshall Venske, 13-7, Freshman

132: Dylan Behnke, 16-10, Sophomore

138: Max Lawrence, 4-3, Freshman

144: #3 Cale Quaintance, 23-2, Senior

150: Will Tourtillott, 18-7, Senior

157: #3 Swayne Stencil, 24-1, Senior

165: #13 Tate Sonnentag, 20-6, Senior

175: #9 Grant Salber, 20-7, Senior

190: Mason Lawrence, 11-12, Junior

215: Brady Seefeldt, 5-9, Freshman

285: Alex Poppe, 11-6, Senior

Auburndale

106: Forfeit

113: #6 Sawyer Kundinger, 15-7, Sophomore

120: Beck Dammann, 17-6, Freshman

126: #4 Carson Weiler, 20-3, Sophomore

132: #3 Zade Grassel, 20-4, Senior

138: Brennen Welch, 10-6, Sophomore

144: Joe Maciosek, 6-4, Sophomore

150: Coleman Becker, 11-7, Senior

157: #9 Trevor Trowbridge, 12-5, Senior

165: #7 Conner Johnson, 19-3, Sophomore

175: #5 Carter Grassl, 19-3, Junior

190: Russell Teska, 7-4, Junior

215: Gavin Kayhart, 2-2, Sophomore

285: #12 Alex Becker, 17-5, Sophomore

Phillips will also be bringing two ranked wrestlers in JJ Adomaitis and Ayron Deleasky. Adomaitis is currently ranked second at 150 and was a State Placewinner last year, and Deleasky currently sits at #13 at 190 in the latest set of rankings. Gavin Tritz is currently ranked 5th at 157 and the Assumption/Pacelli junior could be in for a two match grind depending on how Marathon and Phillips send out their lineups.

Predictions for Marathon-Auburndale

Teague- Auburndale 30, Marathon 29

Steve- Auburndale 33, Marathon 30

As Taylor Underwood would say, maybe we are sleeping on Marathon. And right or wrong, I am more than excited and honored to be there in person to see who comes out of the Marawood dual season unscathed!

Cheesehead Preview

The 2026 Cheesehead Invitational returns to Kaukauna High School this weekend, January 9–10, bringing together elite wrestling talent from across the country. Known for its rigorous “Hybrid” bracket system, this year’s event is set to be a record-breaker with teams traveling from 13 different states.

Tournament History and Overview

Founded in 1999, the Cheesehead has grown into one of the premier high school wrestling tournaments in the nation. It is hosted at Kaukauna High School and utilizes a unique bracket style designed to maximize mat time for all participants.

  • Format: The tournament starts with a 64-man bracket that feeds into a round-robin phase. This ensures every wrestler competes on both days and faces high-level opposition regardless of early results.
  • The Reach: This year, teams will travel over 34,000 miles combined to compete. Notable far-flung programs include Casteel (Arizona), Jesuit (Louisiana), and several Florida teams like Lake Gibson and Merritt Island.

Attendee Information

  • Location: Kaukauna High School, 1701 County Rd. CE, Kaukauna, WI.
  • Schedule:
    • Friday, Jan 9: Doors open at 4:15 PM; wrestling starts at 5:00 PM.
      • Preliminaries as needed (21-42 seeds)
      • Session 1 All 12 mats Time
      • Round 1- Bracket of 64 5:00pm start
      • Round 2- Bracket of 32
      • Round 3 -Rd 1 Championship 4×4
      • Round 4- Rd 2 Championship 4×4
    • Saturday, Jan 10: Wrestling resumes at 8:30 AM (doors open at 7:30 AM). Finals are projected to begin around 5:00 PM and conclude by 7:30 PM.
      • Session 2
        • Round 5- Rd 1 Consolation Bracket of 32 All 12 mats
        • Round 6- Rd 3 Championship 4×4 – Mats 1 – 8 – Cons. Bracket round 16 – Mats 9-12
        • Round 7- Rd 1 Both Brackets of 8 – Mats- 1 -8- Cons. Bracket Quarters – Mats 9 -12
        • Round 8- Rd 2 Both Brackets of 8 – Mats 1- 8 (Champion Semifinals mats 4, 5, 6) – Cons. Bracket Semifinals Mats 9 -1
        • Round 9- Wrestlebacks Both brackets of 8 – Mats 1 – 8 – Cons. Bracket 17th and 19th place Mats 9 – 12
        • Round 10 – 7,9, 11, 13, 15th place matches – Mats 1 – 8
      • Session 3
        • Round 11 – Finals 1st, 3rd and 5th place matches – Mats 1, 2, 3 5pm to 8:00pmRound 5- Rd 1 Consolation Bracket of 32 All 12 mats 8:30am
  • Tickets: Presale tickets are available on the tournament website to avoid long lines. Options include all-session passes and single-day tickets. Purchase here: 2026 CHEESEHEAD WRESTLING TOURNEY Tickets, Fri, Jan 9, 2026 at 5:00 PM | Eventbrite
  • Concessions: The “Cheesehead Cafe” is highly regarded, offering a menu specifically designed for athletes and their families. Spectator carry-ins are generally not allowed. Check out the Concessions Menu here!
  • Streaming: For those unable to attend in person, the tournament is being live-streamed by Illinois Matmen. It is a pay per view event at the cost of $15.

2025 Wrightstown Varsity Girls Invite Preview

The growth of the Wrightstown Varsity Girls Invite in 4 short years has been truly amazing! In year number one there were just a handful of teams and several weight classes that didn’t have enough girls so they had to combine weights to make them competitive. Fast forward to 2025 and there are 30 teams, two of which are ranked, and over 30 ranked wrestlers. Every weight class has at least one ranked wrestler including, with 100 pounds having six girls in the rankings and 107 and 152 each having four ranked wrestlers. 

We will be streaming all three mats, with the action beginning at 5! If you can’t make it and want to make sure you are seeing your favorite wrestlers in action all night, I highly recommend checking out the event on USA Bracketing and following along on the dashboard so that you can tune in to watch whoever, and whatever match you wish to see!

30 Teams, 31 Ranked Wrestlers

  • Ashwaubenon
  • Bark River, Harris MI
  • Brillion 
  • DePere
  • Denmark
  • Fond du Lac
  • Freedom #15
  • Grafton
  • GB Preble
  • Hustisford
  • Kewaunee
  • Kiel
  • Luxemburg-Casco
  • Marinette
  • Notre Dame Academy 
  • Oconto Falls
  • Peshtigo
  • Port Washington
  • Reedsville
  • Shiocton
  • Southern Door
  • Sturgeon Bay/Gibraltar/Sevastopol
  • Suring
  • Two Rivers 
  • Waupaca
  • Wausau West #1
  • Winneconne 
  • Wrightstown
  • Xavier

 

Ranked Wrestlers

100

  • #3 Mya Beckett Notre Dame – 9
  • #6 Destiny Parker Two Rivers – 10
  • #8 Paityn Fritchen Winneconne – 11
  • #9 Brynn Johnson Shiocton – 9
  • #12 Jakayla Steinhorst Luxemburg-Casco- 11
  • #13 London Le Sage Oconto Falls – 

107

  • #4 Aaleeh Le Wausau West – 10
  • #5 Katherine Cook Freedom – 11
  • #11 Addison Brown Winneconne – 11
  • #12 Skya Scrimgeour Southern Door – 9

114

  • #3 Lily Baker Freedom – 3
  • #7 Brinley Miller Brillion – 10

120

  • #2 Angie Bianchi Two Rivers – 12
  • #3 Cora Stewart Port Washington – 9

126 

  • #14 Addisen Olson Peshtigo – 10

132

  • #2 Chesney Bartoszek Wrightstown – 11

138

  • #8 Maddie Lee Wausau West – 12
  • #10 Aubrey Hanson Grafton – 12
  • #14 Madeline Faulkner Xavier – 12

145

  • #4 Stella Pettitt Freedom – 10
  • #10 Sevanna Hoyer Brillion – 10

152

  • #4 Lana Brochardt Wausau West – 11
  • #7 Sydney Turner – Southern Door – 12
  • #8 Brooke Hansen Wrightstown – 12f
  • #14 Caylin Johnson Wuapaca – 11

165

  • #6 Tiani Lemieux Sturgeon Bay/Gibraltar/Sevastopol – 12
  • #8 Arianna Niemojuski Kewaunee – 10

185

  • #2 Kiley Georgel Luxemburg-Casco – 12

235

  • #9 Lily Helser Shiocton – 12