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Prep 40 High School Team Rankings December 16, 2014 AWN High School Wrestling Rankings Presented by J Robinson Camps AWN High School Wrestling Rankings presented by J Robinson Camps Rank .....Wrestler ..................... Year ..... School .............................State Rank .....Wrestler ..................... Year ..... School .............................State 106 Pounds 152 Pounds 1 ............Cade Olivas ..................Fr ....... St. John Bosco .................... CA 1 ............Isaiah White ..................Jr ....... Oak Park River Forest ...........IL Prep 40 High School 2 ............Gavin Teasdale .............Fr ....... Jefferson-Morgan .................PA 2 ............Vincenzo Joseph ......... Sr ....... Pittsburgh CC .......................PA 3 ............Tomas Gutierrez ...........Jr ....... Pomona ...............................CO 3 ............Jordan Kutler ............... Sr ....... Blair Academy ......................NJ Team Rankings 4 ............Ramon Bravo-Young ...Fr ....... Sunnyside ............................ AZ 4 ............Ronnie Gentile ............. Sr ....... Paulsboro ..............................NJ 5 ............Tommy Cox ..................Jr ....... Deer Park .............................NY 5 ............Cameron Harrell .......... Sr ....... McDonogh School ............. MD December 16, 2014 6 ............Brandon Courtney .......So ...... Desert Edge ........................ AZ 6 ............Josh Maruca ................ Sr ....... Franklin Regional .................PA 7 ............Dane Heberlein ...........So ...... Alexander .............................NY 7 ............Myles Amine ................ Sr ....... Detroit Catholic Central........ MI 8 ............Drew Mattin ..................So ...... Delta .....................................OH 8 ............Brady Berge .................So ...... Kasson-Mantorville ............ MN 9 ............Joseph Silva .................Fr ....... Lake Highland Prep .............FL 9 ............Patrick Duggan ............ Sr ....... Cumberland Valley ...............PA Rank ..School ............................. State 10 ..........Anthony Madrigal .........Fr ....... Oak Park River Forest ...........IL 10 ..........Jake Wentzel ................Jr ....... South Park ............................PA 11...........Randon Miranda ......... Sr ....... Quartz Hill ............................ CA 11...........Tommy Forte ............... Sr ....... Mishawaka ............................IN 1 .........Graham ................................OH 12 ..........Jacori Teemer ...............Fr ....... Long Beach .........................NY 12 ..........Kaleb Young .................Jr ....... Punxsutawney ......................PA 2 .........Oak Park and River Forest ... IL 113 Pounds 160 Pounds 1 ............Jabari Moody ............... Sr ....... Rich Central ............................IL 1 ............Logan Massa ............... Sr ....... St. Johns ............................... MI 2 ............Austin Gomez ..............So ...... Glenbard North .......................IL 2 ............Fox Baldwin ................. Sr ....... Osceola .................................FL 3 .........Blair Academy .......................NJ 3 ............Mitch Moore ..................Fr ....... Graham ................................OH 3 ............Alex Marinelli.................Jr ....... Graham ................................OH 4 ............Jason Renteria ............So ...... Oak Park River Forest ...........IL 4 ............Mason Manvile .............Jr ....... Blair Academy ......................NJ 4 .........Wyoming Seminary ..............PA 5 ............Devin Brown ................ Sr ....... Franklin Regional .................PA 5 ............Josh Shields ................ Sr ....... Franklin Regional .................PA 6 ............Justin Mejia ..................So ...... Clovis.................................... CA 6 ............David McFadden ......... Sr ....... DePaul Catholic ...................NJ 5 .........Clovis .................................... CA 7 ............Danny Vega .................So ...... Ironwood Ridge ................... AZ 7 ............Joe Smith ..................... Sr ....... Stillwater ...............................OK 8 ............Brandon Paetzell ..........Jr ....... Phillipsburg ...........................NJ 8 ............Brett Bye ...................... Sr ....... Vermillion .............................SD 6 .........Archer ...................................GA 9 ............Ian Timmins .................So ...... Wooster ................................NV 9 ............Chris Weiler ..................Jr ....... Wyoming Seminary .............PA 10 ..........Tyshawn White .............Jr ....... Central Dauphin ...................PA 10 ..........Devin Skatzka ............. Sr ....... Richmond ............................. MI 7 .........Stillwater ...............................OK 11...........Garrett Pepple ............. Sr ....... East Noble .............................IN 11...........Thomas Bullard ............Jr ....... Archer ...................................GA 12 ..........Jaden Mattox ................Fr ....... Central Crossing .................OH 12 ..........Dayton Racer .............. Sr ....... Bettendorf ..............................IA 8 .........Franklin Regional ..................PA 120 Pounds 170 Pounds 9 .........Southeast Polk .......................IA 1 ............Spencer Lee ................So ...... Franklin Regional .................PA 1 ............Mark Hall .......................Jr ....... Apple Valley ........................ MN 2 ............Nick Suriano .................Jr ....... Bergen Catholic ....................NJ 2 ............Anthony Valencia ........ Sr ....... St. John Bosco .................... CA 10 .......Montini Catholic ..................... IL 3 ............Yianni Diakomihalis .....So ...... Hilton ....................................NY 3 ............Taylor Lujan ................. Sr ....... Carrollton .............................GA 4 ............Daton Fix ......................So ...... Sand Springs .......................OK 4 ............Nick Reenan .................Jr ....... Wyoming Seminary .............PA 11 ........Buchanan ............................. CA 5 ............Kyle Norstrem ...............Jr ....... Brandon ................................FL 5 ............Kamal Bey ....................Jr ....... Oak Park River Forest ...........IL 6 ............Eli Stickley .................... Sr ....... Graham ................................OH 6 ............Brandon Dallavia ..........Jr ....... Blair Academy ......................NJ 12 .......St. Peter’s Prep .....................NJ 7 ............Jack Mueller ..................Jr ....... Wyoming Seminary .............PA 7 ............Josh Ugalde ................. Sr ....... Bound Brook.........................NJ 8 ............Elijah Oliver .................. Sr ....... Washington .............................IL 8 ............Max Dean .....................Jr ....... Lowell .................................... MI 13 .......Broken Arrow .......................OK 9 ............Devin Schroder.............Jr ....... Grand Rapids CC ............... MI 9 ............Brett Donner .................Jr ....... Wall Twp................................NJ 10 ..........Christian Moody .......... Sr ....... Collinsville ............................OK 10 ..........Jonathan Viruet ........... Sr ....... Springfield Central ..............MA 14 .......Apple Valley ........................ MN 11...........Ty Agaisse.....................Jr ....... Delbarton ..............................NJ 11...........Jared Walker................ Sr ....... South Fayette .......................PA 12 ..........Doyle Trout................... Sr ....... Centennial ............................OK 12 ..........Jacob Holschlag .......... Sr ....... Union ......................................IA 15 .......Lowell .................................... MI 126 Pounds 182 Pounds .................................. 1 ............Kaid Brock.................... Sr ....... Stillwater ...............................OK 1 ............Zahid Valencia ............. Sr ....... St. John Bosco .................... CA 16 .......Poway................................... CA 2 ............Nick Piccininni .............. Sr ....... Ward Melville .......................NY 2 ............Myles Martin ................ Sr ....... McDonogh School ............. MD 3 ............Chad Red......................Jr ....... New Palestine .......................IN 3 ............Beau Breske .................Jr ....... Hartford Union ......................WI 17 .......Bergen Catholic ....................NJ 4 ............Mitchell McKee .............Jr ....... St. Michael-Albertville ........ MN 4 ............Xavier Montalvo........... Sr ....... Montini Catholic ......................IL 5 ............Israel Saavedra ............Jr ....... Modesto ............................... CA 5 ............Keegan Moore ..............Jr ....... Jackson County Central .... MN 18 .......Marmion Academy ................ IL 6 ............Eli Seipel ...................... Sr ....... Graham ................................OH 6 ............Kollin Moore ................. Sr ....... Norwayne ............................OH 7 ............Kris Williams ................ Sr ....... Thornwood .............................IL 7 ............Jacob Armstrong ......... Sr ....... Salem Hills ........................... UT 19 .......Cumberland Valley ...............PA 8 ............Austin Assad ................ Sr ....... Brecksville ............................OH
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