Preseason national high school wrestling rankings update (10/18/2023); Super 32 preview

Breaking down the nation's toughest high school wrestling tournament and our updated national high school wrestling rankings for every weight class

Note: When referencing “ranked wrestlers,” we are referring only to wrestlers who appear in the Top 25 or their weight class in the SBLive National High School Wrestling Rankings, not honorable mention.

It’s here, Super 32 is here! The high-caliber tournament has become the toughest high school tournament in the land in recent years. And this year’s edition is no exception. We will provide a brief overview of the weights.

With this update, we will be putting the wrestlers where they are wrestling at Super 32, regardless of team affiliation. During the high school season, and as we draw closer to its beginning, we will only have one guy per team in the rankings at each weight.

Right now, some of the decisions are unknown. For example, Faith Christian Academy in Pennsylvania will have two wrestlers at 106-pouns in these rankings. Eventually, one of those guys (Joe Bachmann or Kole Davidheiser) will move to 113. Our guess is Bachmann will be at 106 for big events like Ironman and will likely go 113 for the other events as Davidheiser is a small 106-pounder.

Some of my ranking decisions will be explained below, but if you have any questions or info to help improve the rankings, please reach out to me at billybwrestling@yahoo.com .

At 106, our number one is Dominic Deputy (Chestnut Ridge, Pennsylvania). Deputy owns a head-to-head win over No. 2 Joe Bachmann from the Journeymen World Challenge last spring. During last year’s high school season, Deputy split with Ayden Smith (Notre Dame-Green Pond, Pennsylvania) at PowerAde. Smith beat Bachmann at the Pennsylvania Club Duals at 113-pounds. So, Deputy has a head-to-head win and a common opponent win over Bachmann.

With 17 of the top 25 in the house, there will certainly be fireworks at what always proves to be one of the more unpredictable weight classes in the early part of the season. With the presence of No. 3 Ignacio Villasenor (Pomona, Colorado) and No. 4 Grey Burnett (Perrysburg, Ohio), we could see two explosive semi-final showdowns.

No. 8 Rocco Cassioppi (Honenegah, Illinois) defeated No. 9 Ezekiel Witt (Junction City, Kansas) at the Elite 8 Folkstyle Duals in September. At those duals, Witt also lost to No. 16 Gabe Ballard (Northampton, Pennsylvania). Witt and No. 12 Rocco Hayes (Carl Sandburg, Illinois) have traded wins with No. 11 Ayden Dodd (Perrysburg, Ohio) over the summer (Fargo and Junior National Freestyle Duals respectively).

No. 10 Mason Haines (Dundee, Michigan) just emerged by placing third at the Grappler Fall Classic, where he dropped Dodd and No. 13 Wyatt Lees (Detroit Catholic Central, Michigan).

We placed Ballard after Fargo placers Lees, No. 14 Shamus Regan (Wyoming Seminary, Pennsylvania), and No. 15 Michael Batista (Blair Academy, New Jersey) since he picked up a loss to Henry Aslikyan (Birmingham, California) at the Elite 8 affair. All of them are at Super 32 except Aslikyan, Ballard and Batista.

The No. 1 113-pounder, Chris Kiser (Ponca City, Oklahoma), will not be at Super 32, but the next three guys in the rankings will be. World Champion Paul Kelly (Christian Brothers Academy, New Jersey) sits in our No. 2 position on the strength of wins over No. 3 Aaron Seidel (Northern Lebanon, Pennsylvania) at the National Freestyle Duals in the spring, and No. 4 Dom Munaretto, a former World Champion, at the U17 Freestyle US Open.

Seidel was pinned in the Fargo FS Championship bout by Kiser. Munaretto tumbled from the No. 1 spot over the spring and summer with losses to Dedrick Navarro (Idaho), Carter Pearson (Iowa), and Dawson Youngblut (Iowa). In all, there are 14 wrestlers who appear in the 113-pound rankings showing up at S32.

Some of those acclaimed wrestlers are, No. 6 Davis Motyka (Wyoming Seminary), who excelled at Fargo, placing in both formats. No. 8 Dru Ayala (Fort Dodge, Iowa), who beat Motyka at Fargo, but ended up placing behind him, fourth to sixth.

No. 11 Landon Sidun (Norwin, Pennsylvania) is a highly touted freshman, who won the 16U FS title at Fargo. Sidun and No. 12 Ayden Smith (Notre Dame-Green Pond, Pennsylvania) took turns beating each other at the U17 FS US Open. No. 13 Jermaine Peace (Cane Bay, South Carolina) and No. 15 JoJo Uhorchuk (Signal Mountain, Tennessee) complete the top 15 combatants entered.

For now, we are leaving World Champ Marcus Blaze (Perrysburg, Ohio) at 120-pounds. He won the world title at 55 kg, which is roughly 121-pounds, and that was in late summer, so he occupies the No. 1 slot at 120 in our rankings. 17 wrestlers who are ranked litter the 120-pound contingency.

The No. 2 and No. 3 wrestlers at this weight will be at Super 32, Anthony Knox (St. John Vianney, New Jersey) and Christian Castillo (Valiant Prep, Arizona). Both have won Super 32 crowns in the past. Knox gets the nod as No. 2 despite Castillo being a former World champion based on Knox’s Who’s No. 1 win from 2022.

No. 6 Seth Mendoza (Mt. Carmel, Illinois), No. 7 Nathan Desmond (Wyoming Seminary), and No. 10 Ethan Rivera (Lake Highland Prep, Florida) are the last of the top 10 guys who will be at Super 32. Castillo beat Mendoza two straight in the best-of-three US Open final. Mendoza beat Desmond and Rivera at Fargo.

Wyoming Seminary’s Luke Lilledahl is No. 1 at 126. He and Jax Forrest (Bishop McCort, Pennsylvania) have a back-and-forth history with each other. Lilledahl won the right to defend his world title by beating Troy Spratley twice in the U20 FS US Open finals. Spratley defeated Forrest to reach that final. Lilledahl would go on to take silver at this year’s worlds. Forrest will be at Super 32, but not Lilledahl.

The next two ranked guys in the Super 32 field are No. 5 Nikolaus O’Neill (Malvern Prep, Pennsylvania) and No. 8 JJ McComas-Rogers (Stillwater, Oklahoma). O’Neill pinned No. 6 Dillon Campbell (Liberty Christian, Ohion) en route to last year’s Escape the Rock crown. Campbell beat No. 12 Jake Hockaday (Brownsburg, Indiana) for the bronze at Fargo.

No. 7 Gage Walker (Bixby, Oklahoma) was seventh at Fargo with a loss to Hockaday, but in folkstyle he defeated McComas-Rogers, the Fargo runner-up in his weight, three times during the high school season. No. 10 Eren Sement (Council Rock North, Pennsylvania) pinned Hockaday at Fargo and beat No. 13 Jake Crapps (Cass, Georgia) at the Elite 8 Folkstyle Duals. Sement, Hockaday, and Crapps will be at Super 32.

As will the next four guys in the rankings after Crapps – Anthony Mutarelli (Malvern Prep), Noah Nininger (Staunton River, Virginia), Jackson Blum (Lowell, Michigan), and Colby Crouch (Troy (Triad), Illinois). At 126-pounds, 15 of the top 25 are taking the mats.

Ten of the top thirteen, and 14 of the top 25, 132-pounders in the nation will be present at S32, including No. 1 Ben Davino (St. Charles East, Illinois), whose only blemish on his record over the last year was at the world championships. Davino downed No. 3 Kyler Larkin (Valiant Prep, Arizona), 4-2, at this year’s Who’s No.1. Larkin will be at S32, so there could be a rematch in the finals.

Two of the next three entries are from Arizona, one is a teammate of Larkin. Bo Bassett (Bishop McCort) is No. 4 in our rankings followed by Sergio Vega (Sunnyside, Arizona) at No. 5 and Adrian Meza (Valiant Prep), who is No. 6. Bassett and Davino are returning S32 champs.

Three of the next four wrestlers at S32 hail from Pennsylvania, No. 8 Matthew Botello (Wyoming Seminary), No. 9 Tahir Parkins (Nazareth), and No. 11 Brandt Harer (Montgomery). Drew Gorman (Buford, GA) came down from 138 and sits in the No. 10 spot in the rankings.

Two Blair Academy grapplers occupy the next positions in the rankings with No. 12 Matty Lopes and No. 13 Billy DeKraker. DeKraker will be at S32. Harer has a recent win over Nikolaus O’Neill and O’Neill beat Lopes in last year’s Escape the Rock finals.

Saying 138lbs is deep, is a bit of an understatement since 18 of the top 25 guys in the country will be at S32. Two Californians occupy the top two spots at 138, No. 1 Aden Valencia (Ann Sobrato) and Daniel Zepeda (Gilroy). Neither is attending S32.

Six top ten guys headline the field with No. 3 Landon Robideau (St. Michael Albertville, Minnesota), No. 4 Alex Braun (Woodbury, Minnesota), No. 6 Paul Kelly (Poway, California), No. 7 Omar Ayoub (Dublin Coffman, Ohio), No. 8 Cooper Hilton (Baylor, Tennessee), and No. 9 Luke Simcox (Central Mountain, Pennsylvania).

The next run of 138-pound S32 competitors is from the No. 11 to 15 positions in our rankings. No. 11 Chase Van Hoven (Brooke Point, Virginai) just beat No. 12 Maddox Shaw (Thomas Jefferson, Pennsylvania) at the Tyrant Columbus Day Duals. Shaw beat No. 13 Dalton Perry (Central Mountain, Pennsylvania) and No. 15 Sam Herring (Bishop McCort) at the Ultimate Club Duals. Perry beat Herring at last year’s PowerAde tournament. No. 14 Yandro Soto (Lake Highland Prep) defeated Herring in the U17 PanAm Finals.

It’s unclear if No. 1 Brock Mantanona (Palm Desert, California) will indeed be back at 144lbs, and the uncertainty will continue as he is not attending S32. The No. 2 through No. 5 grapplers will be throwing down, though.

No. 2 Pierson Manville (State College, Pennsylvania) is considered the favorite. Manville beat No. 3 Kollin Rath (Bethlehem Catholic, Pennsylvania) at Who’s No. 1. No. 4 Jaxon Joy (Wadsworth, Ohio) and No. 5 Cameron Catrabone (Williamsville, New York) headline a bracket that equals 138-pounds lofty total of 18 top 25 wrestlers.

August Hibler (Bergen Catholic, New Jersey) is the No. 9 man, while Gabriel Bouyssou (Scituate, Rhode Island) is No. 10. Hibler lost to Bouyssou at the Elite 8 Duals, but won the Journeymen Fall Classic over No. 18 Jason Kwaak (Brentwood, New York). Kwaak pinned Bouyssou in the Journeymen semis. Hibler decked No. 13 Logan Paradice (Baylor, Tennessee) at Elite 8.

From No. 13 to 25, the only wrestler not making a stop at S32 is Landon Drury (Falcon, Colorado). This will mark super freshman Melvin Miller’s (Bishop McCort) first big folkstyle tournament as a high schooler. Miller, who is ranked 17th, won a 16U FS title at Fargo with a win over Kwaak. No. 16 Kane Naaktgeboren (Linn-Mar, Iowa) blanked Miller, 11-0, at the U17 FS US Open.

At 150-poubds “only” 13 of the top 25 are present and, unfortunately, the No. 1 man in the land, PJ Duke (Minisink Valley, New York), is not one of them. Five of the next six wrestlers will take the mats at S32 - No. 2 Vince Bouzakis (Wyoming Seminary), No. 4 Claudio Torres (Lake Highland Prep), No. 5 Collin Gaj (Quakertown, Pennsylvania), No. 6 Miguel Estrada (Frontier, California), and No. 7 Zach Ballante (Paramus Catholic, New Jersey).

As we go up in weight, the number of top 25 guys putting it on the line starts to drop, with only 12 such wrestlers participating at 157 lbs. No. 1 Joe Sealey (Wyoming Seminary) recently withdrew from the competition. No. 2 Willam Henckel (Blair Academy) never signed up, leaving No. 3 LaDarion Lockett (Stillwater, Oklahoma), a World Champion, as the top dog in this bracket.

The next highest wrestlers at S32 are No. 5 Conner Harer (Montgomery, Pennsylvania), No. 6 Cory Thomas (Pontiac, Michigan), and No. 7 Mekhi Neal (St. Mary’s Ryken, Maryland). The No. 9 to 12 wrestlers on the ledger, in order of ranking with the first three from California – No. 10 Leo Contino (Buchanan), Joseph Antonio (St. John Bosco), Andrew Barbosa (Palm Desert), and Matthew Henrich (Southern Regional, New Jersey).

We’ll see 15 top 25 guys at 165, including the top three, No. 1 Ethan Birden (Dubblin Coffman, Ohio), No. 2 Alessio Perentin (Delbarton, New Jersey), and No. 3 Shawn Taylor (West Allegheny, Pennsylvania).

No. 6 Jordan Chapman (Cranford, New Jersey) and No. 7 Dom Bambinelli (Mill Creek, Georgia) are in the mix. As are the No. 10 and 11 guys, Nick Kunstek (Pottsville, Pennsylvania) and Latrell Schafer (Veterans, Georgia).

No. 1 Angelo Ferrari (Melissa, Texas) secured his mantel atop 175 lbs with a 4-2 win over Ty Eise (Ponderosa, Colorad) at Who’s No. 1. Ferrari and Eise will be skipping S32.

With just ten of the top 25 grapplers appearing, 175 is one of the more wide-open weight classes. The highest-ranked wrestler stepping on the scale is No. 5 Adam Waters (Faith Christian Academy). Next in line are No. 7 Cole Han-Lindemyer (Farmington, MN) and No. 8 Ryan Burton (St. Joe Regional, New Jersey). No. 13 Bryce Burkett (Watertown, Minnesota) and No. 15 Braidon Woodward (Canisteo-Greenwood, New York) round out the top 15 wrestlers in the bracket.

No. 1 Aeoden Sinclair (Milton, Wisconsin) defeated Connor Mirasola (West Bend West, Wisconsin) at Who’s No. 1. Sinclair is one of 12 top 25 wrestlers entered, including four of the top 5 with No. 3 Rune Lawrence (Frazier, Pennsylvania), No. 4 Harvey Ludington (Brick Memorial, New Jersey), and No. 5 Tucker Hogan (Daniel Boone, Pennsylvania) joining the fray.

Three more top 10 guys make this a very top-heavy weight – No. 7 Karson Tompkins (Midlothian, TX), No. 9 Cade Ziola (Skutt Catholic, Nebraska), and No. 10 Marco Christiansen (Minnetonka, Minnesota).

There are not many wrestlers ranked in the top ten at 215 attending S32. But many of the 12-ranked guys come from the “Middle of the pack”. No. 1 Cody Merrill (Gilroy, California) tore through the Fargo bracket then won his Who’s No. 1 bout with No. 5 Sawyer Bartelt (South Dade, Florida), but he is setting this affair out, leaving No. 2 and returning S32 champ Jude Correa (Wyoming Seminary) as the title favorite.

No. 6 Dresahun Ross (Fort Dodge, Iowa) is moving up from 195 where he was a double champ at Fargo in the 16U division. After him, we go to No. 10 before we see our next ranked grappler, Dillon Bechtold (Owen J Roberts, Pennsylvania). No. 11 to 15 follow Bechtold – No. 11 Rylan Kuhn (St. Pius X (KC), Missouri), Oscar Williams (Edmond North, Oklahoma), Hudson Skove (Rumson-Fair Haven, NJ), Anthony Harris (St. Peter Prep, New Jersey), and Cy Kruse (Totino-Grace, Minnesota).

We have another run of consecutive guys after skipping No. 16 Brennan Morgan (Central Valley, Pennsylvania), who was entered but appears to have withdrawn. Aidan Schlett (St. Joe Regional, New Jersey) is No. 17. No. 18 Quin Morgan (Mounds View, Minnesota) just pinned No. 19 Michael Mocco (Cardinal Gibbons, Florida) in 33 seconds at the Journeymen Fall Classic. Kruse beat Quin Morgan in the Journeymen finals.

The 285 weight class has the least number of ranked wrestlers with just eight, the highest one being No. 6 Nicholas Sahakian (St. John Bosco). Amery, Wisconsin’s Koy Hopke’s Fargo title over Aden Attao (Idaho) pushed him to the top of the 285lb ranks.

Following Sahakian are the No. 8 and 9 wrestlers, Spencer Lanosga (Jesuit, Louisiana), who just beat No. 9 Parker Ferrell (Christiansburg, Virginia) at the Elite 8 Duals. Ferrell won the heavyweight belt here last year and hung a 2-1 loss on No. 11 Daniel Herrera (Ames, Iowa) at Elite 8. 

Preseason national high school wrestling rankings update (10/18/2023)

106

1-Dominic Deputy (Chestnut Ridge, PA) SO

2-Joe Bachmann (Faith Christian Academy, PA) FR

3-Ignacio Villasenor (Pomona, CO) FR

4-Grey Burnett (Perrysburg, OH) FR

5-Haakon Peterson (Hollondale, WI) SO

6-Rylan Seacrist (Brecksville, OH) SO

7-Tyler Harper (Norwalk, IA) SR

8-Rocco Cassioppi (Honengah, IL) FR

9-Ezekiel Witt (Junction City, KS) SR

10-Mason Haines (Dundee, MI) SO

11-Ayden Dodd (Perrysburg, OH) SO

12-Rocco Hayes (Carl Sandburg, IL) JR

13-Wyatt Lees (Detroit Catholic Central, MI) SO

14-Shamus Regan (Wyoming Seminary, PA) FR

15-Mikey Batista (Blair Academy, NJ) FR

16-Gabe Ballard (Northampton, PA) FR

17-Liam Davis (Lake Highland Prep, FL) SO

18-Jonathan McGinty (St. Joe Regional, NJ) SO

19-Caleb Noble (Waukegan, IL) FR

20-Henry Aslikyan (Birmingham, CA) SO

21-Grayson Eggum (Stillwater, MN) 8th

22-Colby Martinelli (Pennridge, PA) JR

23-Gavin Landers (Denver, IA) FR

24-Kole Davidheiser (Faith Christian Academy, PA) SO

25-Killian Coluccio (Central Regional, NJ) FR

HM:

Peter Rincan (Billerica, MA) SO

Cooper Merli (Newburg FA, NY) SO

Cole Caniglia (Omaha, NE) FR

Brady Byrd (Washington, IL) SR

Case Bell (Plainfield, IN) FR

Mac Crosson (Indianola, IA) FR

Cam Sontz (Delbarton, NJ) FR

Axel Ritchie (McCallie School, TN) SO

Caden Correll (Normal, IL) JR

Arseni Kikiniou (Poway, CA) FR

Kiyan Simon (Huntsville, AL) JR

113

1-Chris Kiser (Ponca City, OK) SR

2-Paul Kenny (Christian Brothers Academy, NJ) FR

3-Aaron Seidel (North Lebanon, PA) JR

4-Dominic Munaretto (St. Charles East, IL) SO

5-Mack Mauger (Blackfoot, ID) SR

6-Davis Motyka (Wyoming Seminary, PA) SR

7-Jake Knight (Bettendorf, IA) SO

8-Dru Ayala (Fort Dodge, IA) SR

9-Cadell Lee (Brooke Point, VA) JR

10-Carter Pearson (Southeast Polk, IA) JR

11-Landon Sidun (Norwin, PA) FR

12-Ayden Smith (Notre Dame, PA) SR

13-Jermaine “Jay” Peace (Cane Bay, SC) SR

14-Hudson Loges (Blair, NE) JR

15-JoJo Uhorchuk (Signal Mountain, TN) FR

16-Ethan Timar (St. Edward, OH) JR

17-Rocklin Zinkin (Buchanan, CA) SO

18-Abram Cline (Granite Hills, CA) SR

19-Aydan Thomas (Stillwater, OK) JR

20-William Detar (Trinity, PA) SO

21-Nicholas Sorrow (Hudson Area, MI) SO

22-Tyler Garvin (Rising Sun, MD) SR

23-Brock Rothermel (Line Mountain, PA) FR

24-Lincoln Sledzianowski (Bishop McCort, PA) FR

25-Konner Larkin (Valiant Prep, AZ)

HM:

Darren Florance (Bainbridge, NY) SR

Bruno Cassioppi (Hononegah, IL) FR

Nicholas Garcia (Marmion Academy, IL) SO

Johnny Green (Aurora, OH) JR

Bradley Wagner (Mifflinburg Area, PA) FR

Alexander Pierce (Iowa City West, IA) SO

Abdirahim Unle (Omaha Bryan, NE) JR

Brett Swenson (Mounds View, MN) JR

Cole Welte (Omaha Skutt, NE) JR

Sean Wilcox (St. John Bosco, CA) SO

Revin Dickman (Brownsburg, IN) SO

120

1-Marcus Blaze (Perrysburg, OH) JR

2-Anthony Knox (St. John Vianney, NJ) JR

3-Christian Castillo (Valiant Prep, AZ) JR

4-Leo DeLuca (Blair Academy, NJ) JR

5-Beric Jordan (Stillwater, OK) SR

6-Seth Mendoza (Mt. Carmel, IL) JR

7-Nathan Desmond (Wyoming Seminary, PA) JR

8-Jayden Raney (Union County, KY) SO

9-Gauge Botero (Faith Christian Academy, PA) JR

10-Ethan Rivera (Lake Highland Prep, FL) SR

11-Moses Mendoza (Gilroy, CA) SO

12-Keanu Dillard (Bethlehem Catholic, PA) SO

13-Louie Gill (Reynolds, PA) SR

14-Tyler DeKraker (Blair Academy, NJ) SO

15-Dan Jones (Delbarton, NJ) SR

16-Porter Matecki (Whitfield, MO) SR

17-Bryson Valdez (Aztec, NM) SR

18-Blake Beissel (Hastings, MN) SR

19-Chris Huerta (Buchanan, CA) SO

20-Antonio Mills (Stone Mountain, GA) SO

21-Ronnie Ramirez (Walnut, CA) JR

22-Edwin Sierra (Poway, CA) JR

23-Michael Romero (St. John Bosco, CA) FR

24-Cam Stinson (Mallard Creek, NC) SR

25-Mason Jakob (Dobyns Bennett, TN) SO

HM:

Colyn Limbert (Buckeye, OH) SR

Carson Dupill (Greeneville, TN) JR

Jackzen Rairdon (Thompson Valley, CO) SR

Keyan Hernandez (Billings West, MT) SR

Luis Acevedo (South Dade, FL) SR

Kurt Wehner (Donovan Catholic, NJ) SR

Karson Brown (St. Edward, OH) SO

Anthony Rossi (Hunderton Central, NJ) SR

Isaac Hampton (Newberg, OR) SR

Logan Brzozowski (Seton Hall Prep, NJ) SR

Dawson Youngblut (Jessup, IA) FR

126

1-Luke Lilledahl (Wyoming Seminary, PA) SR

2-Jax Forrest (Bishop McCort, PA) SO

3-Jordyn Raney (Union County, KY) SO

4-Isaiah Cortez (Gilroy, CA) JR

5-Nikolaus O’Neill (Malvern Prep, PA) SR

6-Dillon Campbell (Legacy Christian, OH) SR

7-Gage Walker (Bixby, OK) SR

8-JJ McComas-Rogers (Stillwater, OK) SR

9-Isaiah Quintero (El Dorado, CA) SR

10-Eren Sement (Council Rock North, PA) SR

11-Sebastian Degennaro (Jensen Beach, FL) JR

12-Jake Hockaday (Brownsburg, IN) JR

13-Jake Crapps (Cass, GA) SR

14-Anthony Mutarelli (Malvern Prep, PA) JR

15-Noah Nininger (Staunton River, VA) JR

16-Jackson Blum (Lowell, MI) JR

17-Colby Crouch (Troy, IL) SR

18-Miles Anderson (Millard South, NE) SR

19-Kolter Burton (Century, ID) SR

20-Koufax Christensen (Waukee Northwest, IA) SR

21-Leo Maestas (Clovis West, CA) JR

22-Isaiah Schaefer (Evansville Mater Dei, IN) SO

23-Timothy Koester (Bettendorf, IA) JR

24-Nikade Zinkin (Clovis, CA) JR

25-Thomas Verette (Ponderosa, CO) SO

HM:

Adrian DeJesus (St. Joe Regional, NJ) JR

Michael Olson (Albert Lea, MN) SR

Blake Fox (Osage, IA) SO

Carson Doolittle (Webster City, IA) SR

Justyce Zuniga (Toppenish, WA) SO

Mason Ziegler (Quakertown, PA) SR

Hoyt Hvass (Lewiston, ID) SR

Ned Kauffman (Berks Catholic, PA) FR

Geronimo Rivera (Layton, UT) JR

Tanner Spalding (Woodward Academy, GA) SR

Cai Aron (The Woodlands, TX) JR

132

1-Ben Davino (St. Charles East, IL) SR

2-Mason Gibson (Bishop McCort, PA) SR

3-Kyler Larkin (Valiant Prep, AZ) SR

4-Bo Bassett (Bishop McCort, PA) SO

5-Sergio Vega (Sunnyside, AZ) JR

6-Adrian Meza (Valiant Prep, AZ) SR

7-Elijah Cortez (Gilroy, CA) JR

8-Matthew Botello (Wyoming Seminary, PA) JR

9-Tahir Parkins (Nazareth, PA) JR

10-Drew Gorman (Buford, GA) JR

11-Brandt Harer (Montgomery, PA) SO

12-Matty Lopes (Blair Academy, NJ) SR

13-Billy DeKraker (Blair Academy, NJ) JR

14-Kellen Wolbert (Oconomowoc, WI) SO

15-Jayden James (Delbarton, NJ) SO

16-Sidney Tildsley (Shawsheen, MA) JR

17-Manuel Saldate (SLAM, NV) JR

18-Dean Anderson (Valiant Prep, AZ) FR

19-Jesse Grajeda (St. John Bosco, CA) FR

20-Matthew Martino (Bishop Kelly, ID) JR

21-Logan Swensen (Wayzata, MN) SR

22-Caedyn Ricciardi (St. Peter’s Prep, NJ) JR

23-Lukas Littleton-Mascaro (Malvern Prep, PA) SO

24-Clinton Shepherd (Crown Point, IN) FR

25-Isaiah Jones (Bixby, OK) JR

HM:

Camden Baum (Bishop McDevitt, PA) SO

Tylin Thrine (New Castle, IN) SO

Lucas Peters (Kaukauna, WI) SR

D’mitri Alarcon (Fort Lupton, CO) SR

Jarvis Little (Summit, TN) SR

Brock Weiss (Jersey Shore, PA) SR

Carson Walsh (Pope John Xxii), NJ) JR

Gauge Shipp (Galesburg, IL) SR

John Alden (O’Neill, NE) SR

Jayce Paridon (Fleming Island, FL) JR

JoJo Gigliotti (South Carroll, MD) SO

138

1-Aden Valencia (Ann Sobrato, CA) SR

2-Daniel Zepeda (Gilroy, CA) JR

3-Landan Robideau (St. Michael Albertville, MN) JR

4-Alex Braun (Woodbury, MN) SR

5-Jace Roller (Bixby, OK) SR

6-Paul Kelly (Poway, CA) SR

7-Omar Ayoub (Dublin Coffman, OH) SR

8-Cooper Hilton (Cleveland, TN) JR

9-Luke Simcox (Central Mountain, PA) SR

10-Kade Brown (St. Edward, OH) SR

11-Chase Van Hoven (Brooke Point, VA) JR

12-Maddox Shaw (Thomas Jefferson, PA) JR

13-Dalton Perry (Central Mountain, PA) JR

14-Yandro Soto (Lake Highland Prep, FL) FR

15-Sam Herring (Bishop McCort, PA) SO

16-Alessandro Nini (Christian Brothers, NJ) SR

17-Carlos Stanton (Sunnyside, AZ) JR

18-Hunter Hollingsworth (Edmond North, OK) SR

19-Joe Toscano (Buchanan, CA) SO

20-Gunner Andrick (Point Pleasant, WV) JR

21-Elvis Solis (South Dade, FL) JR

22-Jack Nelson (Westonka, MN) SR

23-Tyler Guerra (St. Charles East, IL) SR

24-Blue Stiffler (Mill Creek, GA) JR

25-Josh Requena (Camarillo, CA) SO

HM:

Jackson Young (Camden Catholic, NJ) SR

Travis Cardenas (Mesa, AZ) FR

Daishun Powe (Gardendale, AL) SR

Jacob Myers (Ponderosa, CO) SR

Brady Ison (Brownsburg, IN) SR

Kyrel Leavell (Warren Central, IN) SR

Mason Kernan (Bethel Park, PA) SR

Nolan Ambrose (Jackson County Central, MN) SR

Derek Barrows (Pomona, CO) SO

Anders Kittleson (Osage, IA) SR

Russell Evans (Beaver, UT) SR

144/145

1-Brock Mantanona (Palm Desert, CA) SR

2-Pierson Manville (State College, PA) SR

3-Kollin Rath (Bethlehem Catholic, PA) JR

4-Jaxon Joy (Wadsworth, OH) SR

5-Cameron Catrabone (Williamsville, NY) SR

6-Jaydon Robinson (Homewood Flossmor, IL) SR

7-Jack Consiglio (Malvern Prep, PA) SR

8-Wyatt Duchateau (Arrowhead, WI) SR

9-August Hibler (Bergen Catholic, NJ) SR

10-Gabriel Bouyssou (Scituate, RI) SR

11-Tyson Charmoli (St. Francis, MN) SR

12-Christopher Coates (Liberty, MO) SR

13-Logan Paradice (Baylor, TN) JR

14-Gavin Linsman (Liberty, MO) SR

15-Anthony Evanitsky (Wyoming Seminary, PA) SO

16-Kane Naaktgeboren (Linn-Mar, IA) SR

17-Melvin Miller (Bishop McCort, PA) FR

18-Jason Kwaak (Brentwood, NY) JR

19-Dorian Olivarez (Spring, TX) JR

20-Justin Gates (Davison, MI) SR

21-Beau Hickman (Tuttle, OK) JR

22-Landon Drury (Falcon, CO) SR

23-Matt Randolph (Scott West, MN) SR

24-Brodie Dominique (Archbold, OH) SR

25-Reagan Milheim (Warrior Run, PA) SO

HM:

Jesse Vanorden (Wantagh, NY) SR

Tyson Sherlock (Gilman, MD) SR

Mitchell Faglioni (St. Christopher, VA) SR

Anderson Heap (Osceola, FL) SR

Jayden Colon (St. Charles East, IL) SR

Jonathan Fuller (St. Peter’s Prep, NJ) SR

Anthony Lucchiani (Sherando, VA) JR

Michael Turi (West Scranton, PA) SO

Luke Geleta (Phillipsburg, NJ) JR

Brody Sendele (Hononegah, IL) FR

Daniel Heiser (Evansville, WI) JR

150

1-PJ Duke (Minisink Valley, NY) JR

2-Vince Bouzakis (Wyoming Seminary, PA) JR

3-Grigor Cholakyan (St. John Bosco, CA) SR

4-Claudio Torres (Lake Highland Prep, FL) JR

5-Collin Gaj (Quakertown, PA) JR

6-Miguel Estrada (Frontier, CA) SR

7-Zach Ballante (Paramus Catholic, NJ) JR

8-Laird Root (Poway, CA) SR

9-Clay Giddens-Buttram (Bixby, OK) SR

10-Kody Routledge (Edmond North, OK) JR

11-Ethan Parco (Los Gatos, CA) SR

12-Casper Stewart (Attica-Batavia, NY) SR

13-Ryan Bennett (St. Edward, OH) SR

14-Jason Mara (Meridian, ID) SR

15-Gianni Maldonado (Lake Gibson, FL) SR

16-Hunter Sturgill (Baylor School, TN) JR

17-Ty Wilson (Dublin Scioto, OH) SR

18-Kael Voinovich (Iowa City, IA) SR

19-Ryan Ford (Bergen Catholic, NJ) SR

20-Logan Rozynski (Blair Academy, NJ) SR

21-Layton Schneider (Edmond North, OK) SR

22-Jadon Skellenger (Bishop Kelly, ID) SR

23-Eugene Harney (Sycamore, OH) SR

24-Owen Eck (Andale, KS) SR

25-Tucker Cell (Abilene, KS) SR

HM:

Will Denny (Marist, IL) JR

Beau Priest (Bakersfield, CA) JR

Kyler Knaack (Don Bosco, IA) JR

Bas Diaz (Waverly-Shell Rock, IA) JR

Gabriel Delgado (SLAM, NV) JR

Tucker Stangel (Osage, IA) SR

Gabriel Logan (Delbarton, NJ) FR

Ryan Lawler (Bishop McDevitt, PA) JR

Chase Hontz (Faith Christian Academy, NJ) JR

Yannis Charles (St. Joe Regional, NJ) SR

Wyatt Kresja (Center Grove, IN) SR

157

1-Joseph Sealey (Wyoming Seminary, PA) SR

2-William Henckel (Blair Academy, NJ) JR

3-LaDarion Lockett (Stillwater, OK) JR

4-Charlie Millard (Homestead, WI) SR

5-Conner Harer (Montgomery, PA) SR

6-Cory Thomas (Pontiac, MI) SR

7-Mekhi Neal (St. Mary’s-Ryken, MD) JR

8-Collin Guffey (Granite Hills, CA) SR

9-Leo Contino (Buchanan, CA) JR

10-Joseph Antonio (St. John Bosco, CA) JR

11-Andrew Barbosa (Palm Desert, CA) SR

12-Matthew Henrich (Southern Regional, NJ) SR

13-Aaron Stewart (Gurnee (Warren), IL) SO

14-Chris Crawford (Wyoming Seminary, PA) SR

15-Emmitt Sherlock (Gilman, MD) JR

16-Darius Marines (Detroit Catholic Central, MI) SR

17-Jake Dailey (Bethlehem Catholic, PA) SR

18-Logan Fowler (Cleveland, TN) SR

19-TJ Langley (Western Reserve, OH) SR

20-Brent Nicolosi (Haverhill, MA) SR

21-Bode Marlow (Thomas Jefferson, PA) JR

22-Max Stein (Faith Christian Academy, PA) JR

23-Bryce Griffin (Civic Memorial, IL) SR

24-Isreal Ibarra (Valiant Prep, AZ) JR

25-Griffin Lundeen (Thief River Falls, MN) SR

HM:

Macon Ayers (Staunton River, VA) JR

Ishmael Guerrero (Bixby, OK) JR

Grayson Woodcock (Dublin Coffman, OH) SO

Joseph Jeter (Edmond North, OK) SO

Eddie Enright (Mt. Carmel, IL) SR

Chris Mance II (Lovett School, GA) JR

Luke Sipes (Altoona, PA) JR

Nathan Rickards (Malvern Prep, PA) SR

Cael Weidemoyer (Faith Christian Academy, PA) SO

Devon Magro (Bishop McCort, PA) JR

Asher Cunningham (State College, PA) JR

165

1-Ethan Birden (Dublin Coffman, OH) SR

2-Alessio Perentin (Delbarton, NJ) JR

3-Shawn Taylor (West Allegheny, PA) SR

4-Gunner Cramblett (Graham, OH) SR

5-Nate Blanchette (Central Catholic, MA) SR

6-Jordan Chapman (Cranford, NJ) JR

7-Dominic Bambinelli (Mill Creek, GA) JR

8-Landyn Sommer (Stillwater, OK) SR

9-Jed Wester (St. Michael Albertville, MN) SR

10-Nick Kunstek (Pottsville, PA) SR

11-Latrell Schafer (Veterans, GA) SR

12-Max Magayna (Waterloo East, IA) SR

13-LJ Araujo (Bismarck, ND) SR

14-Max Norman (Dobyns Bennett, TN) JR

15-Kendrick Hodge (Somerset, FL) SR

16-Bekhruz Sadriddinov (Council Rock South, PA) SR

17-Jake Stoffel (Appleton North, WI) SR

18-Paul Ognissanti (Blair Academy, NJ) SR

19-Dylan Pile (Los Gatos, CA) JR

20-Adrien Reyes (Clovis, CA) JR

21-Gunnar Myers (Wallenpaupack, PA) SR

22-Ryan Garvick (Central Dauphin, PA) SR

23-Noah Hall (Liberty (Bealeton), VA) SR

24-Gage LaPlante (St. Francis, NY) SR

25-Xavier Giles (Green Farms Academy, CT) SR

HM:

Gunner Holland (Osceola, FL) SR

Oliver Howard (Decatur, GA) SR

Jude Randall (Edmond North, OK) SR

Anthony Rinehart (Crown Point, IN) SR

Tyrel Miller (St. Edward, OH) JR

Brian Heard (Abington Heights, PA) JR

Collin Carrigan (Marmion Academy, IL) SR

Bodie Morgan (Trinity, PA) SR

Tanner Hodgins (Howell, NJ) FR

David Mayora (Lombard Montini, IL) SR

Hunter Snyder (Latrobe, PA) FR

175

1-Angelo Ferrari (Melissa, TX) SR

2-Tyler Eise (Ponderosa, CO) JR

3-Louis Cerchio (Delbarton, NJ) SR

4-Hoke Poe (Commerce, GA) SR

5-Adam Waters (Faith Christian Academy, PA) SO

6-Gage Wright (Parkersburg South, WV) SR

7-Cole Han-Lindemyer (Farmington, MN) SR

8-Ryan Burton (St. Joe Regional, NJ) JR

9-Jarrel Miller (St. Edward, OH) JR

10-Sonny Kling (Canyon Springs, CA) SR

11-Ryder Wilder (Camden County, GA) SO

12-Peyton Westpfahl (Liberty, MO) JR

13-Bryce Burkett (Watertown, MN) JR

14-Jake Stacey (Green Hill, TN) SR

15-Braidon Woodward (Canisteo-Greenwood, NY) SR

16-Talon McCollom (Edmond North, OK) SR

17-De’Alcapon Veazy (Fort Wayne, IN) JR

18-Angelo Posada (Poway, CA) JR

19-Colin Kelly (Mt. Carmel, IL) SR

20-Nate Taylor (Green Farms Academy, CT) SR

21-Eddie Neitenbach (Buckeye, OH) SR

22-Thomas Sandoval (Vacaville, CA) SR

23-Dominic Federici (Wyoming Seminary, PA) SR

24-Elijah Penton (Winter Springs, FL) SR

25-Isael Perez (Hope, RI) SR

HM:

Omer Barak (Lake Highland Prep, FL) SR

Tyler Secoy (Columbus, GA) SR

Preston Marchesseault (Ponaganset, RI) JR

Duncan Christensen (Malvern Prep, PA) JR

Branson John (Clovis, CA)

Jonathan Rocha (Buchanan, CA) SO

Brenton Russell (Warren Central, IN) SR

Hunter Testa (Davie, NC) SR

Connor McCloskey (Buford, GA) SO

Landon Jones (Harrison, GA) SR

Carson Thomas (LaSalle, OH) JR

190/195

1-Aeoden Sinclair (Milton, WI) SR

2-Connor Mirasola (West Bend West, WI) SR

3-Rune Lawrence (Frazier, PA) SR

4-Harvey Ludington (Brick Memorial, NJ) JR

5-Tucker Hogan (Daniel Boone, PA) SR

6-Elijah Diakomihalis (Hilton, NY) JR

7-Karson Tompkins (Midlothian, TX) SR

8-Cole Bartram (Northern York, PA) SR

9-Cade Ziola (Omaha Skutt, NE) JR

10-Marco Christiansen (Minnetonka, MN) SR

11-Wyatt Ingham (Amery, WI) SR

12-Aiden Cooley (Allen, TX) SO

13-Nick Wehmeyer (Malvern Prep, PA) SR

14-Vincenzo Lavalle (Hanover Park, NJ) JR

15-Gunner Henry (Brownsburg, IN) JR

16-Eugenio Franco (Corona Del Mar, CA) SR

17-Ryland Whitworth (Fountain Valley, CA) SR

18-Aidan Ysaguirre (Valiant Prep, AZ) JR

19-Silas Dailey (Plymouth, WI) SR

20-Ayden Flores (Maize, KS) SR

21-Spencer Fine (Bishop Hendricken, RI) SR

22-Cittadino Tuttle (Stillwater, MN) SR

23-Jack Lesher (Marmion Academy, IL) SR

24-Jaxon Penovich (Mt. Prospect, IL) SO

25-Mason Ellis (Madison County, AL) SR

HM:

Landon Jobber Spence (Fauquier, VA) JR

Peter Snyder (Blair Academy, NJ) SO

Kail Schott (Chatfield, MN) SR

Trevyn Gates (Pleasant Grove, UT) SR

Lane Kiser (Trinity, KY) SR

Diego Costa (Yucaipa, CA) SR

Brayden Bush (Pleasant Hills, MO) SR

Ronan Wunsch (Maize, KS) SR

Dai’mont Mucker (Valley Center, KS) SR

Noah Blair (Millard West, NE) SR

Brayden Koester (Bettendorf, IA) FR

215/220

1-Cody Merrill (Gilroy, CA) SR

2-Jude Correa (Wyoming Seminary, PA) JR

3-Cole Mirasola (West Bend West, WI) SR

4-Max Shulaw (St. Francis Desales, OH) SR

5-Sawyer Bartelt (South Dade, FL) SR

6-Dreshaun Ross (Fort Dodge, IA) SO

7-Jay Henderson (Wood Cross, UT) SR

8-Austin Johnson (Muncy, PA) JR

9-Will Clark (Crown Point, IN) SR

10-Dillon Bechtold (Owen J Roberts, PA) SR

11-Rylan Kuhn (St. Pius X, MO) JR

12-Oscar Williams (Edmond North, OK) SR

13-Hudson Skove (Rumson-Fair Haven, NJ) SR

14-Anthony Harris (St. Peter’s Prep, NJ) JR

15-Cy Kruse (Totino-Grace, MN) SR

16-Brenan Morgan (Central Valley, PA) SR

17-Aidan Schlett (St. Joe Regional, NJ) SR

18-Quin Morgan (Mounds View, MN) SR

19-Michael Mocco (Cardinal Gibbons, FL) SO

20-Caeden Olin (Millard South, NE) SR

21-Robert Platt (Brawley, CA) SR

22-Noah Wenzel (Dakota, IL) SR

23-Vincent Lee (Delbarton, NJ) SR

24-Melvin Whitehead (Liberty, NV) JR

25-Samuel Murphy (McDonald County, MO) SR

HM:

Mason Knipp (Columbus Catholic, IA) SR

Jake Conroy (Ringgold, PA) JR

Cayaen Smith (Lone Peak, UT) SR

Mark Marin (Clovis, CA) JR

Cole Chicoine (McCutcheon, IN) SR

Alex Taylor (Mount Vernon, OH) SO

Alex Smith (Yulee, FL) JR

Wyatt Bush (Grundy, VA) JR

Brock Arndt (Appleton North, WI) SR

Garett Kawczynski (Port Washington, IL) SO

Kai Calcutt (Loyola Academy, IL) SO

285

1-Koy Hopke (Amery, WI) SR

2-Dillan Johnson (Joliet Catholic, IL) SR

3-Carter Neves (Blair Academy, NJ) SR

4-Sean Kinney (Nazareth, PA) SR

5-Sampson Stillwell (St. Michael The Archangel, MO) JR

6-Nicholas Sahakian (St. John Bosco, CA) JR

7-Navarro Schunke (Brandon Valley, SD) SR

8-Spencer Lanosga (Jesuit, LA) SR

9-Parker Farrell (Christiansburg, VA) SR

10-Richard Thomas (Edmond North, OK) SR

11-Daniel Herrera (Ames, IA) SR

12-Aidan Fockler (Massillon Perry, OH) SR

13-Tyson Terry (Omaha North, NE) JR

14-Rocco Dellagata (St. Joe Regional, NJ) JR

15-Jacob Levy (Carrollton, GA) JR

16-Calvin Lachman (Quakertown, PA) SR

17-Cooper Martinson (Southeast Polk, IA) JR

18-Brody Kline (Berks Catholic, PA) SR

19-Mark Effendian (Faith Christian Academy, PA) SO

20-Paul Clark (Crown Point, IN) SR

21-Nick Pavlechko (State College, PA) SR

22-Brett Carroll (Olathe East, KS) SR

23-Shilo Jones (Mountain View, ID) SR

24-Coby Merrill (Gilroy, CA) SO

25-Will Sather (Eden Prairie, MN) SR

HM:

Aaron Ries (Wadsworth, OH) SR

Brock Kehler (University, WV) JR

Dean Bechtold (Owen J Roberts, PA) SO

John Pardo (Kennett, PA) SR

Caleb Rodriguez (First Baptist, FL) SO

Kolton Weaver (Point Pleasant, WV) SR

Micah Hach (Watertown, SD) JR

Brayden Hill (Garden City, KS) JR

Milan Colvin (Rose Hill, KS) JR

James Hartleroad (Dekalb, IN) SO

Jonathan Rulo (Belleville East, IL) SO