CLASS A
BELGRADE-BROOTEN-ELROSA JAGUARS
The Jaguars defeated a pair of foes in their home triangular; they defeated Central Minnesota Conference rival Eden Valley-Watkins 66-12 and Osakis 63-10. Brett DeRoo, Ryan Jensen, Wyatt Engen, Walker Bents, Tyler Jensen, Blaine Fischer, Maximus Hanson, Carson Gilbert and Ethan Spanier all went 2-0. The Jaguars had an awesome team performance with 251.5 points and fourteen medals winners to win the championship at the New London-Spicer “Wildcats” Invitational. The Jaguars advanced ten to the championship, where they earned seven championships. Brett DeRoo, Walker Bents, Tyler Jensen, Blaine Fischer, Maximus Hanson and Carson Gilbert all earned championship medals. Ryan Jensen at 126 earned the championship, he was voted by the coaches, the Outstanding Wrestler. Wyatt Engen, Tanner Viessman and Ethan Spanier all earned second place medals and Louie Tensen and Ethan Mueller both earned third place. Talen Kampsen and Bryce Feuerhake both earned fifth place. The Jaguars defeated Section 5A rival Benson 61-15 (10-4). The Jaguars earned second place with 200 points and four medal winners. Walker Bents and Blaine Fisher earned championships and Ryan Jensen, Tyler Jensen, Maximus Hanson, Carson Gilbert and Bryce Feuerhake all earned second place. Brett DeRoo, Ethan Mueller and Ethan Spanier all earned third place, Wyatt Engen and Tanner Viessman both earned fourth place. Talen Kampsen earned fifth place and Louie Tensen took sixth place.
KIMBALL AREA CUBS
The Cubs defeated Class A Lean and Mean and Central Minnesota Conference rival Holdingford 40-28 (8-6). The Cubs split duals at the Watertown-Mayer “Royals” Triangular.They defeated Section 4A and Class A Lean and Mean Howard Lake/Waverly/Winsted 57-6. They were defeated by No. 6AA ranked and one of Section 2AA favorites Watertown-Mayer 45-13. Gavin Winter, Carter Holtz and Haden Rosenow all went 2-0. The Cubs were defeated by the No. 4A ranked and Central Minnesota Conference rivals Royalton-Upsala 34-29, in very good dual, that went down to heavyweight. The Cubs were missing two of the ranked wrestlers for the Royalton-Upsala dual.
ROYALTON-UPSALA ROYALS
The Royals were defeated by AA Lean and Mean Totino Grace 46-24 and Grand Rapids 40-27. Ty Cassidy and Cole Hamilton both went 2-0. The Royals defeated Lakeville South 57-23 and Burnsville 39-36. Mason Lund, Navarro Kornwolf, Ryan Lund, Cole Hamilton, Isaiah Brown and Ty Cassidy all went 2-0. ROYALS
The Royals defeated a pair of rivals at their home triangular; with a big win over Central Minnesota Conference Paynesville Area 65-9 (12-2). They defeated Section 4A rival and Class A Lean and Mean Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted 49-22 (9-5). Tucker Simmons (106), Lane Olson (113), Bryce Binek (120), Alex Diederich (126), Will Gorecki (132), Jake Leibold (160) and Jeremy Mugg (285) all went 2-0. The Royals were short four of their regulars due to Middle School Section Tournaments. The Royals had a very good team performance with 185.5 points and ten medals winners to earn the championship of the fourteen team field of teams Grand Rapids ‘Skip Nalan” Invitational. Alex Diedrich (126/23-3), Jacob Leibold (152/29-1) and Bryce Holm (220/24-7) all earned championship medals. Gabe Gorecki (170/21-3) and Kaden Holm (195/11-5) both earned third place medals and Bryce Binek (120/14-13) earned fifth place and Nick Leibold (145/11-10) and Hunter Novitzki (182/17-12 both took seventh place. The Royals 7/8/9 grade team earned second place at their Section 7 Tournament with 137 points with six place winners. Tucker Simmons (106/18-7), Lane Olson (113/18-6), Brady Yourczek (132/9-12) and Brandon Mugg (285/11-1) all won championships. Logan Nundahl (145/10-4) and Rex Renoir (170/9-6) both earned fourth place.The Royals defeated two rivals at the Mille Lacs “Raiders” Triangular. They defeated Section 7A foe Mille Lacs 61-10 (12-2) and Section 7AA and Class AA Lean and Mean Aitkin 55-17 (11-3). Tucker Simmons (106), Bryce Binek (120), Alex Diederich (126), Will Gorecki (132/138), Jacob Leibold (160), Gabe Gorecki (182), Kaden Holm (195) and Bryce Holm (220) all went 2-0.
The Royals defeated the No. 3A ranked and Central Minnesota Conference rivals the Kimball Cubs 34-29 (7-7). This was a very exciting dual that went down to the heavyweight match, the Royals were also missing one of their ranked starters. The Royals freshman team earned sixth place with 67.5 points in the state tournament. Lane Olson (113/22-6) and Brandon Mugg (285/15-1) both won championships and Tucker Simmons (106/20-8) earned third place
LONG PRAIRIE-GREY EAGLE-BROWERVILLE WOLVES
The Wolves earned four duals wins this past this past week; they defeated Class A Lean and Mean Minnewaska Area 49-21 and AA Fergus Falls 72-6. They defeated two foes at the home triangular, AAA Lean and Mean Brainerd 29-21 (10-4) and No. 12AA Foley 43-32 (8-6). Colby Twardowski, Gavin Albers, Mason Bruder, Braden Thom, Landon Gode and Tucker Zigan all went 2-0. The Wolves defeated a pair of foes at the Osakis “Silverstreaks” Triangular. They defeated two Park Region Conference foes: Ottertail Central 57-15 (10-4) and Osakis 44-28 (8-6). Logan Thomas, Mason Bruder, Braden Thom, Landon Gode, Trey Lancaster, Shawn Houdek and Tate Twardowski all went 2-0. The Wolves defeated two more Park Region Conference foes at the BHVPP Triangular. They defeated BHV/PP 52-16 and New York Mills 52-24.
WEST CENTRAL AREA/ASHBY/BRANDON EVANSVILLE KNIGHTS
The Knights defeated two foes at the KMS “Fighting Saints” Triangular. They defeated KMS 46-12 (11-3) and Quad County 69-9 (12-2). Adam Lohse, Mason Richter, Hunter Gruchow, Solomon Wales, Reubens Swanson, Anthony Sykora, Beau Robinson and Will Rustan all went 2-0. The Knights defeated the No. 7A ranked United North Central 42-21 (9-5). The Knights had a very good trip to Crookston for the Pirates Triangular. They defeated Section 8A foe Crookston 47-26 and Section 8AA Detroit Lakes 48-18. Carter Lohse, Adam Lohse, Mason Richter, Reubens Swanson, Will Rustan and Justin Blascyk all went 2-0.
ATWATER-COSMOS-GROVE CITY FALCONS
The Falcons defeated a pair of foes at the Benson “Braves’ Quadrangular. They defeated Section 5A foe Benson 37-36 and SaukCentre/Melrose 53-26. They were defeated by AA New London-Spicer 39-32. Cole Holien, Jevon Williams, Brady Holien, Mason Studemann, Logan Struamann all went 3-0 and Edwyn Gonzalez and Isaiah Renne both went 2-1. The Falcons were defeated by the No. 2A ranked Jackson County Central 49-21 (4-10). The Falcons were defeated by the No. 2A ranked Jackson County Central 49-21 (10-4). The Falcons defeated three rivals at their home quadrangular. They defeated former Section 4A foes Sibley East 46-26 (8-6), BOLD 67-9 (12-2) and Central Minnesota Conference rival Eden Valley-Watkins 57-3. Edwyn Gonzalez, Brady Holien, Mason Studemann, Jake Mortensen, Isaiah Renne, Takoda Mucciacciaro and Jaxon Behm all went 3-0. Troy Schmidt, Cole Holien, Jevon Williams, Brady Straumann and Terrel Renee all went 2-1.
UNITED NORTH CENTRAL WARRIORS
The Warriors defeated Park Region Conference rivals New York Mills 57-6 (12-2).
They were defeated by WCA/A/BE a Park Region Conference rival and the No. 5A ranked team 42-21 (9-5).
MINNEWASKA AREA LAKERS
The Lakers defeated two foes at the LPGE/BR “Wolves Quadrangular. They defeated AA Detroit Lakes 39-33 and AA Fergus Fall 67-12. They were defeated by Section 5A rival LPGE/BR 49-20. The Lakers had a very good team performance with 171 points and fifteen place winners to earn the championship at the Thief River Falls “Army/National Guard Prowler” Invitational. Tori’s Johnson, Chase Smith, Nick Ankeny, Jayce Kovarik, Easton McCrory and Jacob Blair all earned championship medals. Miles Widman, Jayson Crow, Chase Boelke and Nathan Rankin all earned second place medals. Mason Schiffler, Nathan Dell, Dalton Freidrichs and Brady Blair all earned third medals and Myles Richmann earned fifth place. The Lakers defeated Section 5A Paynesville 49-24 and Section 6A foe Border West 61-9. Torii Johnson, Nick Ankeny, Easton McCrory, Jacob Blair, Myles Reichmann, Nathan Dell, Dalton Friedrichs and Nathan Rankin all went 2-0.
HOLDINGFORD HUSKERS
The Huskers defeated three Section 7A rivals at the WHAN Quadrangular; with big wins over Mille Lacs Area 52-24 (9-5), WHAN 54-21 (9-4) and Crosby-Ironton 67-9 (12-2). Drew Lange (138/145), Cyril Féia (182), Sam Harren (195), William Pilarski (138/145) all went 3-0. Casey Knettel (106), Simon Boeckman (126), Luke Bieniek (152), Jaxon Bartkowicz (160) and Evan Lichy (170) all went 2-1 and Masyn Patrick (120) and Evan Petron (132) both went 2-0. The Huskers defeated three foes at the Wadena-Deer Creek “Wolverine” Quadrangular. They defeated Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale/Parkers Prairie 52-20 (10-4), Osakis 70-6 (13-1) and Wadena-Deer Creek 82-0. The Huskers won 37 of 42 matches at the quadrangular. Wyatt Novitzki (106), Wyatt Pilarski (113), William Pilarski (132), Drew Lange (138), Evan Lichy (170), Cyril Feia (182) all went 3-0, Mason Lichy (145), Luke Bieniek (152/160), Sam Harren (220) and Alex Sanchez-Mohs (285) all went 2-1 and Masyn Patrick (120) and Jaden Bartkowicz (195) both went 2-0. The Huskies 7/8/9 grade team had a great team performance with 168 points and eight place winners to win the Section 7 Championship. Masyn Patrick (120/28-3), William Pilarski (138/21-3) and Luke Bieniek (160/18-6) all won championships. Wyatt Novitzki (106/21-4), Wyatt Pilarski (113/22-7) and Jaxon Bartkowicz (152/20-8) all earned second place. Casey Knettel (94/21-4) and Kolton Harren (170/19-6) both earned third place. The Huskers were defeated by No. 3A ranked and Central Minnesota Conference rival Kimball Area 40-28 (6-8). The Huskers were bested a pair of close matches or they would have a upset over one of the best Class A teams in the state. The Huskers were defeated by No. 3A ranked and Central Minnesota Conference rival Kimball Area 40-28 (6-8). The Huskers were bested a pair of close matches or they would have a upset over one of the best Class A teams in the state. The Huskers defeated a pair of foes at the Spectrum “Sting” Triangular, they defeated Spectrum 66-15 (11-3) and SCM 63-10 (12-2). Noah Perowitz (113), Evan Petron (120, Simon Boeckman (126), Parker Westbrock (138), Drew Lange (145), Mason Litchy (152), Kolten Harren (160), Sam Harren (195) and Jaden Bartkowicz all went 2-0. The Huskers Freshman Team earned second place with 91.5 points just a few points behind the No. 1AAA ranked St. Michael-Albertville at the state tournament. Masyn Patrick (120/32-3) earned their lone championship and Jaxon Bartkowicz (152/23-90 earned second place. Luke Bieniek (160/21-7) earned third place, Wyatt Novitzki (106/23-6) earned fourth place, William Pilarski (138/25-4) earned fifth place and Wyatt Pilarski (113/24-10) took eighth place.
EDEN VALLEY-WATKINS EAGLES
The Eagle split their duals at the BBE “Jaguar” Triangular; they defeated OSAKIS 60-21 and they were defeated by No. 1A ranked Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 66-12. Rylan Schueller (182) and Austin Schlangen (285) both went 2-0. The Eagles earned fourth place with 114 points at the New London-Spicer “Wildcats” Invitational and six medal winners. Austin Schlangen (285/23-3) earned the championship medal with a OT win over No. 6AA ranked wrestler. Teagyn Ludwig (120/18-8), Rylan Schueller (170/14-10), Sonnie DeHeer (182/ 17-8) all earned second place medals. Isaac Ortiz (152/20-9) earned third place and Sam Nistler (160/18-5) earned fourth place. The Eagles had three place winners at the 7/8/9 Section 7 tournament, Treyce Ludwig (138/15-12) earned third place, Brayden Kramer (120/18-7) and Mitchell Lipinski (285/17-11) both earned fourth place. The Eagles went 1-2 at the ACGC “Falcons” Quadrangular; they did defeat BOLD 53-17. They were defeated by Section 4A rival Sibley East 41-36 and by Central Minnesota Conference and No. 7A ranked ACGC 67-3. Ryder Schmidt (106), Teagyn Ludwig (126), Isaac Ortiz (160), Sam Nistler (170) and Mitch Lipinski (220) all went 2-1.
HOWARD-LAKE-WAVERLY-WINSTED LAKERS
The Lakers split their duals at the Royalton-Upsala “Royals” triangular. They defeated Paynesville 58-9 (12-2) and they were defeated by Royalton Upsala No. 4 ranked 49-22 (5-9). Mitch Mallak, Caleb Boese, Steven Heber and Collin Boese all went 2-0. The Lakers were defeated by a pair of AA Lean and Mean foes at the Annandale/Maple Lake “Lightning” Triangular. They were defeated by Scott West 34-31 and by Wright County Conference foe Annandale/Maple Lake 36-31. Raydon Graham, Collin Boese, Tyler Graczyk and Colton Long all went 2-0. The Lakers defeated a pair of Wright County Conference foes at their home triangular. They defeated NLS 33-29 (7-7) and Mound-Westonka 59-24 (10-4). Raydon Graham, Mitch Mallak, Caleb Boese, Tyler Graczyk, Collin Boese and Jakob Duske all went 2-0. The Lakers were defeated by Wright County Conference foe Watertown-Mayer 48-27 and by Section 4A rivals Kimball Area 67-6. Caleb Boese and Isaac Busse both went 2-0.
BERTHA HEWITT/VERNADALE/PARKERS PRAIRIE
The Coop split their duals at the Wadena-Deer Creek “Wolverine” Triangular, they defeated WDC 63-12 (11-3) and they were defeated by Class A Lean and Mean Holdingford 52-20 (4-10). David Revering, Reese Thompson and Gideon Ervasti all went 2-0. The Raiders split their dual over Section 6A rival; they defeated Pelican Rapids 43-19. They were defeated by Section 7A rival Staples-Motley 37-30. Bennet Arceneau, David Revering, Deagen Captain, Reese Thompson, Braden Shamp and Hunter Strom all went 2-0. The Raiders spilt duals at their home triangular; they defeated Section 6A and Park Region Conference rival New York Mills 35-33. They were defeated by Conference rival LPGE/BR) 52-16. Justin Olson went 2-0 for the Raiders.
KERKHOVEN-MURDOCK-SUNBURG FIGHTING SAINTS
The Fighting Saints split duals at their home triangular, they defeated Quad County 64-9 (12-2). They were defeated by the No. 5A ranked West Central Area 46-12 (3-11. Trey Gunerson and Ely Johnson went 2-0 at the triangular. The Fighting Saints earned second place at the Rock Rock Central “Highwater Ethanol” Invitational with 170 points. They earned eight place winners including five championships. Winning championships were: Trey Gunderson, Jett Olson, Luke Froelich, Coy Gunderson and Masyn Olson. Noah Johnson and Jason Jones both earned second place and Collin Johnson earned fifth place. Special Notes: Coy Gunderson 160 12th Earned His 100th Fall and Masyn Olson Won his 60th Career Match.
CLASS AA
BECKER BULLDOGS
The Bulldogs defeated Mississippi 8 Conference rival AAA Cambridge-Isanti 62-6 (13-1).
The Bulldogs had a good team performance with 213.5 points and thirteen medal winners at the Hutchinson “Huskies” Invitational in this twelve team field of teams. Kaden Nicolas (113/22-3) and Landen Kujawa (120/20-4) both earned championships. Ethan Anderson (138/18-6), Adam Jurek (160/18-6), Tyson Ricker (170/22-3) and Dylan Weber (182/ 13-5) all earned second place. Drew May (126/16-11, Ethan Duncombe (145/16-5, Mason Doucette (152/20-7) and Royce Kuschel (285/21-4) all earned fourth place. Nolan Muellner (132) earned fifth place and Joe Goth (195/9-7) took sixth place. The Bulldogs 7/8/9 team earned seventh place with 93.5 points and four place winners at the Section 7 Tournament. Owen Angell (145/22-5) was their lone champion and Boston Kuschel (94/24-2) earned second place. Tyler Hall (106/19-6) earned third place and Jake Rosenow (138/20-4) earned fourth place. The Bulldogs had a huge win over Mississippi 8 and Section 6AA rivals, No. 5AA Big Lake 37-26 (8-6). This should give the Bulldogs the number one seed in the Section 6AA dual meet tournament. The Bulldogs had two freshman state place winners: Owen Angel (145/26-5) won the state championship and Boston Kuschel (94/28-3) earned fifth place. They earned the championship at the South St. Paul “Pete Veldman” Invitational with 255 points, they earned fourteen place winners. This included five championships by: Kaden NIcholas (113/26-3), Landen Kujawa (120/23-4), Mason Douccette (152/25-7), Tyson Ricker (170/25-4) and Bryce Kuschel (285/25-4). Ryan Boecker (132/8-9), Adam Jurek (160/20-8), Ryan Nelson (170) and Dylan Kolby (220/14-2) all earned second place medals. Bennet Kujawa (106/16-8) and Dylan Weber (182/15-7) both earned fourth place, Drew May (126/20-12) earned fifth place, Jake Rosenow (138/4-3) earned sixth place and Nolan Jurek (113/9-21) took seventh place.
PEQUOT/PINE RIVER-BACKUS ROAD CREW
The Road Crew defeated two foes at the Albany “Huskies” Triangular; they defeated Class A Lean and Mean Annandale/Maple 44-23 and Albany 55-9. The Road Crew won the Mid-State Dual Conference tournament with big wins over Class AA Lean and Mean Aitkin 32-28, Park Rapids 69-6, Detroit Lakes 51-16, Staples 59-15 and Crosby-Ironton 77-5. Chance Abraham, Connor Tulenchik and Corbin Knapp all went 5-0 and Earl Stockman and Austin Staricha both went 4-1. Mid-State All Conference were Parker Zutter (106), Chance Abraham (152) Connor Tulenchik (170), Trey Tuchtenhagen (182), Corbin Knapp (195) and Austin Straticha (220). Special Note: Connor Tulenchik was honored as the Most Valuable Wrestler in the Mid-State in 2022. Connor Tulenchik earned his 200th Career Math with a fall vs. Aitkin. The Road Crew won three duals at the Rausie Cummings Memorial Roadcrew Duals; they defeated AA Lean and Mean Princeton 37-33, Section 8A Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 51-12 and Minneapolis North 84-0. 3-0 wrestlers were: Parker Zutter, Connor Tulenchik, Corbin Knapp and 2-1 wrestlers: Trevor Holmberg, Caleb Ruhl, Owen Carlson, Brady Ruhl, Chance Abraham, Trey Tuchtenhagen. 2-0 wrestlers: Earl Stockman, Matthew Foster, Austin Staricha, Riley Peters.
BIG LAKE HORNETS
The Hornets defeated two foes at their home triangular; they defeated Section 6AA rival DC/Litch Coop 38-28 (7-7) and Mississippi 8 Conference foe Chisago Lakes 75-6. Ian Lapointe, Caleb Stortz, Christian Noble, Nolan Reiter, Johnathon Murphy and Riley Mullen all went 2-0. The Hornets defeated two rivals at the Albany “Huskiers” Triangular, they defeated Section 6AA foe Albany 59-15 and AA Lean and Mean Mora 56-15. Ivan Lapointe, Cash Sixberry, Christian Noble, Zack Smith, Dillon Browen, Tyler Dehmer and Jonathon Murphy all went 2-0. The Hornets were defeated by Section 6AA and No. 3AA ranked Becker37-26. This likely clinched the Mississippi 8 Conference for Becker.
WATERTOWN-MAYER ROYALS
The Royals defeated a pair of Section 2AA rivals at the Glencoe-Silver Lake “Panthers” triangular. They defeated Tri City 52-22 (10-4) and GSL 55-12 (10-4) Titan Friederichs, Aaron Bury, Jonah Hamburger, Bryce Burkett, Jackson Drahus, Ashton Congdon and Hunter Stein all went 2-0. The Royals had a very good team performance at the Hutchinson “Huskies” Invitational with 203.5 points and fourteen place winners. They earned second place behind No. 3AA ranked Becker. Jonah Hamburger, Jonah Blakstad, Jackson Drahos and Hunter Stein all earned second place medals. Titan Friederichs and Jack Entinger both earned third place. Aaron Bury, Steven Duske, Patrick Duske, Bryce Burkett, Tanner Burmiester and Ashton Congdon all earned fourth place. Joel Friederichs and Jason Fenske both took sixth place. The Royals defeated two foes at their home triangular, they defeated Wright County Conference foe HLWW 48-21 and No. 3A ranked Kimball Area 45-13. The Royals earned third place at the Mankato East Invitational with 183.5 points and fourteen place winners. Titan Friederichs and Bryce Burkett both won championships and earning second place was Joel Friederichs, Parker Jackson, Jack Entigiger, Jackson Drahos and Ashton Congdon. Jonah Hamberger and Patrick Duske both earned third place. Eli Hamberger and Jason Fenske both earned fourth place, Steven Duske earned fifth place and taking sixth place was Owen Christiansen and Jonah Blakstad.
DASSEL-COKATO/LITCHFIELD COOP
The Coop split their duals at the Big Lake “Hornets” Triangular; they defeated Chisago Lakes 72-12 (12-2) and they were defeated by No. 5AA Big Lake 38-28 (7-7). Victor Franco, Devin Steinhaus, Shelby Fischer, Jude Link, Tate Link and Hayden Hoeremans all went 2-0. The Coop went 3-0 at their home event; they defeated NLS 38-32 (7-7) and Rockford 66-6). They defeated Section 6AA and Class AA Lean and Mean rival Foley 36-33. Victor Franco, Gabe Nelson, Devin Steinhaus, Sam Marx, Tate Link and Hayden Hoerneman all went 3-0. Shelby Fischer, Spencer Henke and Brendan Rokala all went 2-1. The Coop defeated two foes at the GSL “Panther” Triangular. They defeated GLS 46-22 and Mankato East 37-31. Victor Franco, Gabe Nelson, Shelby Fischer, Tate Link and Hayden Hoernemann all went 2-0. They earned four medals at the Orono “Spartans” Invitational; Victor Franco, Hayden Hoernemann and Brendan Rokala all earned third place and Tate LInk earned fourth place.
FOLEY FALCONS
The Falcons split their duals at the Pierz “Pioneers” Triangular with a big win over Section 7A Grand Rapids 49-29 (9-5). They were defeated by Granite Ridge Conference rival Pierz 45-29 (6-8). Cole Rudnitski (152), Joseph Thorsten (160), Josiah Peterson (182/195) and Elijah Novak (285) all went 2-0. The Falcons were defeated in two duals at the LPGE/BR “Wolves” Triangular. They were defeated by AAA Brainerd 36-27 (5-9) and by No. 5A ranked LPGE/BR 43-32 (6-8). Josiah Peterson (182), Andy Boettcher (220) and Elijah Novak (285) all went 2-0. The Falcons 7/8/9 grade team earned fourth place with 106 points and six place winners in a field of eighteen teams. Hunter Wilhelmi (100/15-10) was their lone champion and Keagan Frisbee (160/10-4) earned second place. Weston Harris (18-4) and Joe Prom (285/6-6) both earned third place and Tyler Wilhelmi (113/9-12) and Blake Herbst (126/7-11) both earned fourth place. The Falcons defeated two rivals at the DC/Litchfield “Coop” Triangular. They defeated New London-Spicer 36-29 (8-6) and Rockford 84-0. They were defeated by No. 10AA rated Section 6AA rivals DC/LIT Coop 36-33 (8-6). Wyatt Wall (113), Alex Jennissen (145) and Elijah Novak (285) all went 3-0. Kyler Benson (132), Cole Rudnitski (152), Aiden Micholski (182) and Andy Boettcher (220) all went 2-1
ANNANDALE/MAPLE LAKE LIGHTING
The Lighting split their duals at the Albany “Huskies” Triangular. They defeated Albany a section 6AA rival 48-21 (11-3). They were defeated by No. 4AA ranked Pequot Lakes/Pine River-Backus 44-23 (5-9). Xavier Jones, Noah Gindele, Mitch Kloss and Zach Pribyl went 2-0. The Lightning split their duals at the home triangular, they defeated Conference foe Howard Lake/Waverly/Winsted 36-31 (8-6). They were defeated by AA Lean and Mean Scott West 18-40 (4-10). Xavier Jones, Noah Gindele and Cole LaFave all went 2-0. The Lightning spilt duals at the Anoka triangular; they defeated Hutchinson 45-20 (9-5). They were defeated by No. 5AAA ranked Anoka 52-21. Xavier Jones, Noah Gindele and Mitch Kloss all went 2-0. The Lightning defeated Section 6AA rival Monticello 58-16 (11-3).
MORA MUSTANGS
The Mustangs defeated North Branch 72-3. They defeated three foes at their home triangular; they defeated Pierz their Granite Ridge Conference and Section 7AA rivals 43-27, Mille Lacs 69-10 and Rock Ridge 59-17. The Mustangs split duals at the Albany “Huskies” triangular. They defeated Conference rival Albany 45-29. They were defeated by No. 5AA ranked Big Lake 56-15. Mason Nelson, Cole Gmahl and Dyllon Adams all went 2-0. The Mustangs won three big duals at the HIbbing Triangular. They defeated Hibbing 45-27, Pine City-Hinckley 60-22 and CEC 69-9 all Section 7AA rivals. Nathan Nelson, Brock Folkema, Avery Nelson, Tucker Hass, Curtis Maegi all went 3-0. Stratton Nelson went 2-1 and Carter Gmahl went 2-0. The Mustangs defeated three foes from across the border at the St. Croix Lutheran Duals. They defeated Kingdom Prep 72-12, Fox Valley 78-6 and St. Croix Lutheran 67-12. They were defeated by Cannon Falls 43-33. Mason Nelson, Cooper Sjodin, Nathan Nelson, Brock Fokema, Avery Nelson and Dyllon Adams all went 4-0.
AITKIN GOBBLERS
The Gobblers earned fifth place with 150 points and eleven place winners at the Grand Rapids “Skip Nalan” Invitational, this was a field of fourteen teams. Craig Ashton (285) earned their lone championship and Nathan Stifter (220) and Carson Kullhem both earned second place. Marshall Larson and Jack Grell both earned third place and Kenny Erickson earned fourth place. James Erickson and Zach Leitinger both earned fifth place, Nathan Trotter earned sixth place and taking seventh place Jacob Benson-Vick and John Pelarski. The Gobblers defeated Cloquet 76-4 and Deer River 58-13. John Pilarski, Kyle Hacker, Nathan Trotter, James Erickson, Kenny Erickson, Marshall Larson, Carson Kullhem, Jacobs Williams, Daniel DeCent, Jack Cell and Craig Ashton all went 2-0. The Gobblers earned second place at the MId-State Conference duals. They defeated Crosby-Ironton 72-4, Detroit Lakes 42-24, Park Rapids 591-3 and Staples-Motel 67-12. They were defeated by No. 4AA ranked PLPRB 32-28. Marshall Larson and John Pilarski both went 5-0, Kenny Erickson and Nathan Stifter both went 4-1, Jack Grell went 4-0, Nathan Trotter went 3-0, James Erickson, Daniel DeCent and Craig Ashton all went 3-1. Kyle Hacker, Carson Kullhem and Jacob Williams all went 3-2. The Gobblers were split duals at the Mille Lacs “Raiders” Triangular. they defeated Mille Lacs 54-26 and they were defeated by No. 4A ranked Royalton-Upsala 55-17. Nathan Trotter, Marshall Larson, Carson Kullhem and Craig Ashton all went 2-0.
ROCORI SPARTANS
The Spartans were defeated by the St. Cloud Crush in a Central Lakes Conference dual 44-18. The Spartans 7/8/9 team earned fifth place at the Section 7 tournament with 97.5 points and seven place winners. This was in a field of eighteen teams; Anthony Brown (170/22-1) earned their lone championship and Kameron Moscho (100/26-6) earned second place. Aaron Baisley (160/22-11) earned third place and earning fourth place were: Ronin Vettleson (88/9-8), Zac Humbert (94/15-8), Renner Haven (106/12-14) and Anthony Rodriguez (152/16-10). The Spartans had a big win over their Central Lakes Conference rivals the Alexandria Cardinals 47-21 (10-4). The Spartans earned fifth place at the field of sixteen teams at the Orono “Spartans” Invitational with 94.5 points. Austin Moscho (152/28-3) earned their lone championship and Matthew Goebel (195/20-7) earned second place. Grady Minnerath (220/21-9) earned third place, Evan Moscho (145/20-8) earned fourth place and Mason Orth (182/19-6 earned fifth place.
ALEXANDRIA CARDINALS
The Cardinals were defeated by two Central Lakes Conference rivals at the Rocori “Spartans” triangular. They were defeated by Rocori 47-21 and by St. Cloud Crush 45-28. Mason Mcgrane and Blaze Nelson both went 2-0. The Cardinals defeated a pair of Class A foes; Barnesville 60-24 and Mahnomen-Wauben 54-22. Nolan Fettig, Mason Mcgrane, Brenden Bryce, Grayson Timm, Blaze Nelson, Kelly Johnson, Mason Teaser and Gavyn Fernholz al went 2-0.
PIERZ PIONEERS
The Pioneers defeated a pair of foes at the home triangular; they defeated Section 7AA rival Grand Rapids 50-27 (9-5). They defeated No. 12AA rated Foley 45-29 (8-6). Carter Young, Derek Stangl, Chase Becker, Jacob LeBlanc, Trevor Radunz and Daniel Hoffman all went 2-0. The Pioneers went 2-1 at the Pioneers quadrangular; with big wins over Rock Ridge 64-10 and Mille Lacs 58-24. They were defeated by Class AA Lean and Mean Mora 43-27. Carter Young, Derek Stangl, Jacob LeBlanc, Trevor Radunz and Frank Tomberlin all went 3-0. Chase Becker, Caleb Koch, Nathan Nash and Daniel Hoffman all went 2-1. The Pioneers defeated Zimmerman a Granite Ridge Conference foe 51-27.
ALBANY HUSKIES
The Huskies were defeated in their dual at home; they were defeated by Section 6AA rival Annandale-Maple Lake 48-21 (5-9). The Huskies had a good team performance with twelve medal winners for 129 points to earn third place at the New London-Spicer “Wildcats” Invitational. Jacob Adrian (285/19-4) earned and Peyton Krumrei (160/21/9) both earned second second place and Devin Hansen (132/24-8), Spencer Kollmann (145/12-11), Hunter Tate (182/11-5) and DeClan Crumley (195/21-9) all earned third place. Joseph Schmitt (138/18-14) earned fourth place, Mason Plumski (138) and Nick Hudock (152) both earned fifth place and Nathan Kollmann (106/8-18), Ean Hansen (113) and Carson Holthaus (126) all took sixth place. The Huskies were defeated in a pair of duals at home; by No. 4AA and Class AA Lean and Mean team, Section 6AA rival Big Lake 59-15 (11-3) and Granite Conference rival 45-29 (6-8). The Huskies had to forfeit four matches, so they actually beat Mora in the matches that were contested. Hunter Tate (182), DeClan Crumley (195) and Jacob Adrian (285) all went 2-0
CLASS AAA
ST. MICHEAL-ALBERTVILLE KNIGHTS
The Knights defeated Section rivals Hopkins 81-0 and Edina 68-6. They went 2-0 at the home triangular, with big wins over No. 10AA ranked DC/Litchfield 63-9 and No. 10AAA ranked Northfield 52-21. Chase Mills, Mason Mills, Ian Schutz, Landon Robideau, Caleb Thoennes, Cole Becker, Jimmy Heil, Jed Wester and Owen Barthel all went 2-0. The Knights earned the championship at the Orono “Spartans” Invitational with 265 points and fourteen medals winners. Winning championships were: Mason Mills, Landon Robideau, Caleb Thoennes, Cole Becker and Jed Wester. Chase Mills, Jimmy Heil and Owen Barthel all earned second place and earning third place was Bryon Sauvy. Ian Schultz, Eli Davis, Tyson Hentges and Myles Dehmer all earned fourth place. Ken Stahl earned fifth place and Tate Lidberg took sixth place.
BEMIDJI LUMBERJACKS
The Lumberjacks defeated three Section 8AAA rivals at the Moorhead “Spuds” Quadrangular. They defeated Class AAA Lean and Mean St. Cloud Crush 45-24 (9-5), Moorhead 68-7 and Buffalo 62-12. Nick Strand, Brody Castonguay, Gavin Osborn, Hunter Heim, Thade Osborn and Nate Schwinghammer all went 3-0. Gabe Morin, Bo Hofstad, Seth Newby, Coy Olson and Jared Frenzel all went 2-1.
WILLMAR CARDINALS
The Cardinals defeated a pair of AAA foes at the Eden Prairie “Eagles” Triangular. They defeated Eden Prairie 69-12 and Lakeville South 77-6. Cavin Carlson, Eli Heinen, Ivan Mages, Sully Anez, Conlan Carlson, Cameron Champagne, Jorge Zelaya-Velasquez, Braeden Erickson, Jonas Anez, Joe Kallevig and Romero Trevino all went 2-0. The Cardinals earned third place at the Hutchinson “Huskies” Invitational with 181 points and thirteen place winners. They finished behind No. 3AA ranked Becker and No. 7AA Watertown-Mayer. Conlan Carlson earned the championship and Cavin Carlson, Braeden Erickson and Mason Swanson all earned second place. Ivan Mares, Sully Anez, Cameron Champagne and Jorge Zelaya-Velasquez earned third place. Jonas Anez, Romero Trevino and Lonnie Sanchez all earned fourth place, Marco Sanchez earned fifth place and Eric Garcia took sixth place. The Cardinals defeated a pair of foes at their home triangular. They defeated Little Falls 48-22 a Section 8AAA rival and Minneota 40-26. Cavin Carlson, Ivan Mares, Sulley Anez, Conlan Carlson, Braeden Erickson, Jonas Anez, Ramero Trevino and Mason Swanson all went 2-0. The Cardinals defeated two Central Lakes Conference and Section 8AAA rivals at the Sartell Triangular. They defeated Sartell 45-21 (9-5) and Brainerd 42-27 (8-6_ Cavin Carlson, Jonas Anez, Sulley Anez and Conlan Carlson all went 2-0.
BRAINERD WARRIORS
Th Warriors defeated a pair of foes, they defeated Section 8AAA foe Moorhead 63-15 (11-3) and Fargo North 65-18 (11-3). Easton Dircks, Cade Ostrowski, Isaiah Germann, Isaiah Jillson, Gabe Wagner, Damien Bentho, Adam Cox, Shane Carlson, Ethan Kosloski and Dalton Barrett all went 2-0. They split duals a the LPGE/BR triangular; they defeated Foley 36-27 and they were defeated by No. 6A LPGE/BR 49-21. Easton Dircks, Isaiah Jillson and Gabe Wagner all went 2-0. The Warriors earned fourth place at the Grand Rapids “Skip Nalan” Invitational with 156 points and seven place winners. Easton Dirks, Isaiah Germann, Elijah Germann and Gabe Wagner all earned championships. Cade Ostrowski, Isaiah Jillson and Shane Carlson all earned second place. Damien Bentho earned third place, Ethan Kosloski earned fourth place and Elijah Germann took seventh place. The Warriors were defeated in their duals at the Sartell-St. Stephen “Sabres” Triangular. They were defeated by a pair of Section 8AAA rivals and Central Lakes Conference rivals. They were defeated by No. 7AA ranked Willmar 42-27 and Sartell-St. Stephen 48-22. Gabe Wagner, Shane Carlson and Dalton Barrett all went 2-0. The Warriors went 2-1 at the Road Crew Duals in PLPRB, they defeated Albany 46-30 and Minneapolis North 64-12. They were defeated by Class AA Lean and Mean Princeton 38-28. Easton Dircks, Isaiah Germann, Gabe Wagner, Shane Carlson and Dalton Barrett all went 3-0. Cade Ostrowski, Isaiah Jillson and Adam Cox all went 2-1.
ST. CLOUD CRUSH
The Crush went 3-1 at the Cambridge-Isanti “Bluejackets” duals. They defeated the host Cambridge-Isanti 36-27 (8-6), Prior Lake 43-30 (8-6), Mounds View 30-27 (7-7) and defeated by Forest Lake 43-21 (4-10). Jaxon Kenning (138) and Tucker Hugg (220/285) both went 4-0 and Jack Hamak (106/113), Sam Long (152) and Sutton Kenning (195) all went 3-1. The Crush defeated Central Lakes Conference rival Alexandria 45-28 (9-5). They defeated two Section 8AAA foes at the Moorhead “Spuds” Triangular. They defeated the Spuds 57-21 (10-4) and Buffalo 42-30 (8-6). They were defeated by Section 8AAA rival No. 7AAA ranked Bemidji 45-24 (5-9). Noah Neuman (113), Jaxon Kenning (138), Cody Brott (182) and Sutton Kenning all went 3-0. Jack Hamak (106), Tanner Hugg (126), Aidan Orth (145) and Tucker Hugg (220) all went 2-1. The Crush were without one of their ranked wrestlers for the Moorhead quad
CAMBRIDGE-ISANTI BLUEJACKETS
The Bluejackets were defeated by Mississippi 8 Conference rival and No. 3AA ranked Becker 62-6 (1-13). The Bluejackets went 1-3 at the Bluejacket Duals invitational. They dropped a pair of very close duals, they did defeat Sartell-St. Stephen 47-24 (9-5). They were defeated by Section 7AAA rivals and No. 12AAA ranked Forest Lake 64-6. They dropped duals to Class AAA Lean and Mean St. Cloud Crush 36-27 (6-8) and Mounds View 30-27 (7-7). Treytin Byers went 4-0 and Gunnar Doty, Blaine Wold, Jacob Henderson and Scott Simpson all went 3-1. The Bluejackets defeated two foes at the White Bear Lake Triangular. They defeated WBL 76-6 and Park High 56-17. They were defeated by No. 2AAA ranked Stillwater 59-14. Leo Edblad went 3-0 and Blaine Wald, Carter Wothe, Sam Rodriguez, Maverick Henderson, Treytin Byers, Darren Spencer and Scott Simpson all went 2-1.
SARTELL-ST. STEPHEN SABRES
The Sabres defeated the Little Falls Flyers their Section 8AAA rivals 36-32 in a very good dual. The Sabres went 0-4 at the Cambridge-Isanit “Bluejacket” Duals, they were defeated by: Mounds View 48-24 (5-9), Cambridge-Isanti 47-24 (5-9), Forest Lake 62-12 (2-12) and Prior Lake 45-35 (6-8). Dylan Enriquez (138) and Kanden Brooks (145) both went 4-0 and Spencer Johnson (126) went 3-1. SPECIAL NOTES: SARTELL-ST. STEPHEN SABRES HEAD COACH CODY OLSON 100th CAREER COACHING WIN/100th Win. Dylan Enriquez, Sartell-St. Stephen, 12th, 138 pounds 100th Win. The Sabres were defeated by a Section 7AA foe Milaca 44-30. The Sabres were without two of their top wrestlers in this event as well as last weekend. That would have surely turned around two duals from last Saturday too. The Sabres split their duals at their home triangular; they defeated AAA Lean and Mean and Central Lakes Conference rivals Brainerd 48-28 (9-5) their Section 8AAA rivals. They were defeated by Section 8AAA and Central Lakes Conference Willmar 46-21 (9-5). The Cardinals are No. 8AAA ranked, going 2-0 for the Sabres were: Dutch Nordby (132), Dylan Enriquez (138), Kaden Brooks (145), Calen O’Connell (160) and Will Budge (195). The Sabres had one of their state ranked wrestlers back, but they were still with out one of them. The Sabres went 1-2 at the Sargent Michael Carlson Memorial Duals with a big win over Cretin Durham Hall 77-6. They were defeated by the No. 2AAA ranked Stillwater 61-9 and by AAA Lean and Mean Wayzata 50-21. Spencer Johnson (126) went 3-0, Alex Hendrickson (106), Dylan Enriquez (138), Kaden Brooks (145), Calen O’Connell (160) and Will Budge (195) all went 2-1.
LITTLE FALLS FLYERS
The Flyers won both of their duals at the Fergus Falls “Otters” Triangular with a big win over rival Sauk Rapids-Rice 71-6 (13-1) and defeated Fergus Falls 46-30 (9-5). Noah Cameron, Austin Litke, Joey Wilczek, Wyatt Baum, Dominic Scepurek Ryan Kloeck, Ivan Petrich, Alex Schmitz and Eli VanRisseghem all went 2-0. The Flyers were defeated in a pair of duals at the Willmar triangular; they were defeated by Conference and Section rival Willmar 48-22 and No. 12A ranked Minneota 36-32. Beau Robinson, Ivan Petrich and Eli VanRissegham all went 2-0. The Flyers won a pair of duals at the Buffalo triangular over Buffalo 53-18 and Hopkins 72-6. Jack Schmidt, Kobi Cameron, Austin Litke, Beau Robinson, Joey Wlczek, Ryan Kloecki, Ivan Petrich and Eli VanRisseghem all went 2-0.
ROGERS ROYALS
The Royals were defeated by AA Lean and Mean Totino Grace 46-24 and Grand Rapids 40-27. Ty Cassidy and Cole Hamilton both went 2-0. The Royals defeated Lakeville South 57-23 and Burnsville 39-36. Mason Lund, Navarro Kornwolf, Ryan Lund, Cole Hamilton, Isaiah Brown and Ty Cassidy all went 2-0.
