At 152, Lorenzo Delgado beat Dillon Kinderknecht 4-2 at the Hays Tournament in the semifinals.

At 160, Brandon Morgan beat Cody Stewart 2-1 at the Hays Tournament in the semifinals.

At 119, Jared Owen of Hosington pinned Grant Holub of TMP in the 1st period of the quarterfinals. Owen had a 12-9 record going into the tournament and had lost previously to Weston Penn of Minneapolis.

To All:
I am going to work on the rankings on Sunday night after tourneys tomorrow. Please add any updates to the post and thanks for the information.

Brown

Penn beat Galloway at Beloit and lost to Werner.

Omli 189 defeats Anderson and Gjersted both ranked in the all class rankings. Win vs. Anderson in the championship was in OT.

Braden Long 189 (SES) defeated Gavin Miller 8-3 yesterday at Council Grove. Brock Long 171 (SES) defeated the number 3 ranked wrestler in 6A from Wichita South.

At 112 looks like steven howard beat kasey biddle 10-2 at the eureka tourney

preston werth TMP beat Taylor bullard hoisington 6-2 in the finals at hays

at 152 Bainter and Klein split matches. Klein won 3-2 in the quarters and then Bainter won 7-3 for 5th.

That WS wrestler is a 160 pounder.

Team Rankings
Rankings:1/26/10
1. Norton-136pts
2. Goodland-76 pts
3. Hoxie-64 pts
4. Oakley-64 pts
5. Phillipsburg-56 pts
6. Wellsville-50 pts
7. Minneapolis-49 pts
8. Caney Valley-46 pts
9. Rossville-42 pts
10. Osborne-40 pts
Individual Rankings .
103
1. Austin Avelar-Goodland-10
2. Ross Harriss-Stafford-11
3. Colt Skillman-Burlington-11
4. John Risewick-Norton-9
5. Drew Jones-Hoxie-10
6. Jonathan Walker-TMP-9

112
1. Dylan Schumacher-TMP-10
2. Skyler Geopfert-Marysville-12
3. Nate Hudson-Caney Valley-11
4. Clint Solis-Bluestem-11
5. Calvin Ochs-Hoxie-9
6. Steven Howard-Eureka-11

119
1. Riley Hunsicker-Ellis-10
2. Jeremiah Breen-Wellsville-11
3. Cole Werner-Plainville-11
4. Chris Cemen-Phillipsburg-11
5. Weston Penn-Minneapolis-10
6. Carlos Galloway-Stockton-12

125
1. Troy Bainter-Norton-11
2. Zack Hoehn-Wellsville-11
3. Hunter Stafford-Caney Valley-11
4. Andrew Peterson-Oakley-12
5. John Corman-Minneapolis-12
6. Brandon Ray-Eureka-12

130
1. Colt Rogers-Smith Center-12
2. Alex Thibault-Halstead-9
3. Ky Biddle-Central Burden-10
4. Dalton Davis-Lakin-11
5. Billy Broeckleman-Norton-10
6. Devon Schneider-Plainville-11

135
1. Jace Campbell-Oakley-12
2. Kale Newell-Smith Center-11
3. Dillon Hackett-Minneapolis-12
4. Cody Sherlock-St. Francis-12
5. Matthew Yoder-Hillsboro-12
6. Keifer Hurla-Rossville-11

140
1. Danny Floyd-Osborne-12
2. Tyler McMichael-Central Burden-10
3. Cody Wildin-Marion-12
4. Nathan Deeds-Goodland-11
5. Weston Commes-Phillipsburg-12
6. Connor Pfannenstiel-Norton-12

145
1. Trevor Oliver-Osborne-12
2. Kevin Wolters-Atwood-Rawlins-12
3. Sheldon Graves-Rossville-11
4. Dillion Wildin-Marion-12
5. Kaenon Keiswetter-Norton-12
6. Nick Hockett-Cherryvale-12

152
1. Sage Thimmesch-Garden Plain-12
2. Thomas Rachow-Phillipsburg-12
3. Landon Keiswetter-Norton-11
4. Lorenzo Delgado-Goodland-12
5. Dylan Bainter-Hoxie-11
6. Adam Klein-Minneapolis-12

160
1. Nick Thibault-Halstead-12
2. Spencer Shirk-Norton-11
3. Colton Gentry-Rossville-12
4. Brandon Mayes-Beloit-12
5. Brandon Morgan-Phillipsburg-12
6. Cody Sewart-Oakley-12

171
1. Corey Engstrom-Hoisington-12
2. Zane Perez-Norton-12
3. Matt Atwood-Smith Center-12
4. Paul Starr-Goodland-12
5. Brandon Salmans-Hoxie-9
6. Nicholas Torres-Minneapolis-12

189
1. Tate Omli-EllSaline-11
2. Brett Dunlap-Doniphan West-12
3. Kaid McKenna-Norton-12
4. Colt Castlebury-Douglass-10
5. Braden Long-SES-12
6. Preston Werth-TMP-10

215
1. Ethan Jirak-Oakley-12
2. Daniel Younger-Garden Plain-12
3. Tyler White-Cimmaron-11
4. Vince Rayburn-Wellsville-11
5. Brock Boldra-Sabetha-12
6. Thomas Lowe-Eureka-11

285
1. Jered Rice-Phillipsburg-12
2. Cody Huffman-Douglass-12
3. Dillion Salmans-Hoxie-11
4. Jay Cotter-Goodland-12
5. Clay Wilcox-Chaparral-9
6. Dakota Denny-Caney Valley-11

112 Younger beat Howard 12-1 at the minneapolis tournament.

At 112, Gage Younger of Ellis beat Steven Howard 12-1 at Minneapolis. Younger also had an overtime match with Schumacher. Calvin Ochs finished ahead of Skyler Geopfert at the Beloit Tournament, I'm not sure if they wrestled.

At 125, Jesse Brown of Flinthills did not get to wrestle against Brandon Ray of Eureka because they both eclipsed the 5 match rule at the Eureka Tournament. Brown has two wins over Riley Soward of Halstead who was a state placer last year. Ray has not beat a quality opponent. They might see each other at the next two tournaments.

At 145, Nick Hockett owns a head to head victory over Dillon Wildin, 7-2 at the Halstead Tournament. Hockett lost 9-8 to Keiswetter at state last year. So the rankings should be #4 Keiswetter, #5 Hockett, and #6 Wildin.

At 152, Zach Eaton of Smith Center formerly of Bennington finished ahead of both Klein and Bainter. He placed 4th to their 5th and 6th. Which means he beat one of them head to head. Klein and Bainter split at Beloit according to a previous poster. Bainter is also the odd man out at regionals because Rachow, Keiswetter, Delgado, and Eaton are all in the Norton Regional. Klein should probably maintain his 6th ranking because he will be in the Rossville Regional which he should win and Bainter has less likelihood of qualifying.

Zach Eaton beat Klein in Beloit. They have now split matches and I believe are 1-1 vs each other.

Klein beat eaton last yr at reginals and eaton won in overtime at beloit...but eaton hasn't qualified for state

I've changed my previous post. I thought he made it in '08.