103:
1. Dylan Penka - 9 - BC
2. Caleb Seaton - 9 - BS

112:
1. Stokes - 11 - GE
2. Wood - 12 - LG
3. Keller - 12 - BC
4. Wauer - 10 - WA
5. Rose - 12 - EP
6. Salas - 11 - LB


119:
1. Keller - 12 - BC
2. Nitcher - 10 - VC
3. Santiago - 12 - KM
4. Smith - 10 - SS
5. Tovar - 11 - EP
6. Blew - 9 - LG

125:
1. Stults - 11 - VC
2. Dalke - 11 - NT
3. McCarthy - 12 - STA
4. Hoag - 12 - AC
5. Sanders - 11 - HS
6. Dikin - 11 - EP

130:
1. Graham - 12 - AC
2. Mertins - 12 - VC
3. Harding - 12 - WF
4. Hess - 12 - GE

135:
1. Hagan - 12 - KM
2. Delich - 12 - MV
3. Riedel - 12 - BS
4. Andrews - 12 - THP
5. Sallee - 11 - VC

140:
1. Isenberg - 12 - GE
2. Henes - 12 - STA
3. Crank - 11 - HT

145:
1. Arnold - 12 - BC
2. McLung - 12 - MV
3. Schridde - 12 - GB
4. McGoldrick - 10 - VC
5. Baughman - 9 - LG

152:
1. Detmer - 11 - BC
2. Flynn - 12 - LG
3. Sutherland - 11 - LB
4. Curtis - 11 - GE

160:
1. Tapia - 12 - WF
2. Riojas - 12 - AC
3. Hinckley 1 - 11 - LG
4. Truman - 10 - KM
5. Chadd - 9 - BC
6. Bowles - 12 - KH

171:
1. Lorson - 12 - TS
2. Cody - 12 - BC
3. Logan - 12 - MV
4. Graber - 12 - MP

189:
1. Cotton - 12 - HT
2. Elliott - 12 - GD
3. Kolmer - 10 - EP
4. Cole - 11 - BC
5. Torres - 12 - LB

215:
1. Bruce - 12 - AC
2. Sharp - 12 - SA
3. Walter - 12 - STA

285:
1. Atticus Disney - 12 - WH
2. Joe Bach - 12 - LB
3. Josh Rodriguez - 12 - EP (Any of these next 4 could place top 3)
4. Mitch Wood - 12 - HT
5. Nick Langford - 12 - TH
6. Jacob NowaK - 11 - STA

Chief, that's a great effort on that list. It's so hard to predict what classes guys ultimately will fall into, especially with a lot of talented new faces joining the high school field this season. I applaud your effort.

James Wauer (Washington) has a great chance of placing at 112#
HE defeated both Dakin(Emporia) and Ralf Salas at kids state
last year. This summer he defeated two high school state
finalists at the sunflower state games. First off he beat Derrick
Weller(2nd place 4A 103) by the score of 4-3. Then for 3rd place
James defeated Tyler Stokes(state champion 5A 103) by the
score of 15-3

103-Caleb Seaton from Bonner-will be tough and I am guessing will be ranked by year end. A 5x kids state champ who is up over 100 pounds now. Tough to tell at 103 with so many Freshman at this weight.

24/7

112 is definitely stacked. Those are some great wins. I'll add him to the list. Was Sunflower pooled weights this year?

At the sunflower state games I believe the class division was
15-18 year old 120#
Nash Burtin a two time state champion from Eureka Ks placed 1ST
and a kid from MO Kurt Strope placed 2nd

Yes, Sunflower had pooled weights. For instance, in one bracket the wrestlers weighed between 186 & 208 or close to that range.

189:
1. Cotton - 12 - HT
2. Elliott - 12 - GD
3. Kolmer - 10 - EP
4. Cole - 11 - BC
5. Torres - 12 - LB

Elliot should be AC...I called six people trying to figure out if he had transfered.

i see wood winning 112.... but thats just my opinon.... he had a terrible state finals match.... not to take away from what stokes did

and i think blane smith may still be at 103... he was tiny last yr.....
and i notice there is NO turner kids in this ranking....
weird

watch out for Brad Terron at 285

FYI!

Aaron Hoag beat Stults and Dalke last year during Takedown club. He will be going 125 this year..

Blaine will not make 103 again. Turner graduated Hanson and Bland, while Blasevic transferred to Olathe North. They had no other wrestlers over .500 last year. Jason Langford has the best chance of placing at Turner.

Dylan Penka will be 103 at Bishop Carroll.

Penka would be big 103 pounder, couldn't make 100 for the SB team last summer. He did make it for southern plains and FS/GR nationals, but was cutting hard. He had to cut to make 105. I doubt he can be hydrated at 103 to past the test. I think Dylan is a great kid, but 103?


24/7

Where is Mitch Wood of Hut. at 285

Good call. I added him.

what i was saying about turner was... its funny how times change.... my freshman yr people thought they were one of the best teams ever assembled... i agree... they were pretty good....

That's the difference between "Good Teams" and "Good Programs" Programs endure the highs and lows of talent fluctuation.

yaaa.... but i remeber a post around state this yr..... HOXIE, with no state qualifiers....its just kind of funny how times change