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Amateur Wrestling News Prep 40 AWN High School Wrestling High School Team & Individual Rankings December 21, 2016 106 Pounds 152 Pounds Rank ....Wrestler ...................... Year ..... School .............................State Rank ....Wrestler ...................... Year ..... School .............................State 1 ...........Adam Busiello ................Fr ....... Eastport-South Manor ........NY 1 ...........Mason Manville ............. Sr ....... Wyoming Seminary .............PA 2 ...........Joe Aragona ..................Fr ....... Pope John ............................NJ 2 ...........Isaiah White .................. Sr ....... Oak Park River Forest ...........IL Amateur Wrestling News 3 ...........Jason Holmes ................Jr ....... Chandler .............................. AZ 3 ...........Hayden Hidlay .............. Sr ....... 0LIÀLQ&RXQW\ ........................PA 4 ...........Nico Aguilar ...................So ...... Gilroy .................................... CA 4 ...........*ULI¿Q3DUULRWW ................ Sr ....... New Prague........................ MN 5 ...........Aaron Cashman ...........So ...... Mound Westonka ............... MN 5 ...........Evan Wick ..................... Sr ....... San Marino .......................... CA 6 ...........Travis Ford-Melton ........Fr ....... Marian Catholic ......................IL 6 ...........Eric Hong ........................Jr ....... The Kiski School ..................PA Prep 40 7 ...........Nate Keaton ..................So ...... Circleville ..............................OH 7 ...........Layne van Anrooy ..........Jr ....... Roseburg .............................OR 8 ...........Joey Melendez .............So ...... Montini Catholic ......................IL 8 ...........Isreal Saavedra ............. Sr ....... Granite Bay .......................... CA 9 ...........Dylan D’Emilio ................Fr ....... Genoa Area .........................OH 9 ...........Devin Bahr .................... Sr ....... West Salem ..........................WI 10 .........Patrick McKee ...............So ...... St. Michael-Albertville ........ MN 10 .........Luke Troy ........................Jr ....... Martin Luther King ............... CA 11..........Michael Colaiocco .........Fr ....... Blair Academy ......................NJ 11..........Jonathan Ross .............. Sr ....... Northern York .......................PA 12 .........Mosha Schwartz ............Fr ....... Ponderosa ...........................CO 12 .........Jake Allar ........................Jr ....... St. Michael-Albertville ........ MN Rk ... Team .................................State 113 Pounds 160 Pounds 1 ..... Wyoming Seminary ............. PA 1 ...........Gavin Teasdale .............So ...... Jefferson-Morgan .................PA 1 ...........Alex Marinelli ................. Sr ....... Graham ................................OH 2 ...........Real Woods ..................So ...... Montini Catholic ......................IL 2 ...........Brady Berge ...................Jr ....... Kasson-Mantorville ............ MN 2 ..... Blair Academy ...................... NJ 3 ...........Patrick Glory ..................So ...... Delbarton School .................NJ 3 ...........Kaleb Young .................. Sr ....... Punxsutawney ......................PA 4 ...........Danny Vega .................. Sr ....... Ironwood Ridge ................... AZ 4 ...........Thomas Bullard ............ Sr ....... Archer ...................................GA 3 ..... Bergen Catholic ................... NJ 5 ...........Michael McGee..............Jr ....... 3ODQ¿HOG(DVW .........................IL 5 ...........Kyle Bierdumpfel .......... Sr ....... Don Bosco Prep ...................NJ 6 ...........Matt Parker .....................Jr ....... Pennridge .............................PA 6 ...........Jake Wentzel ................ Sr ....... South Park ............................PA 4 ..... Clovis ....................................CA 7 ...........Tommy Hoskins ............So ...... Dayton Christian ..................OH 7 ...........Austin Kraisser .............. Sr ....... Centennial ........................... MD 8 ...........Quinn Kinner .................So ...... Kingsway Regional ..............NJ 8 ...........Wyatt Sheets ................. Sr ....... Stillwell .................................OK 9 ...........Jordan Decatur ..............Fr ....... C.V.C.A. ...............................OH 9 ...........Lucas Jeske .................. Sr ....... St. Michael-Albertville ........ MN 5 ..... Graham ................................OH 10 .........Sidney Oliver ................. Sr ....... Holt ......................................MO 10 .........Justin Thomas .............. Sr ....... Calvary Chapel .................... CA 11..........Jakob Campbell .............Jr ....... Boyertown Area ....................PA 11..........Elijah Cleary .................. Sr ....... Lake Highland Prep .............FL 6 ..... Buchanan .............................CA 12 .........Jonathan Tropea........... Sr ....... St. Joseph Regional.............NJ 12 .........Kyle Lawson...................Jr ....... Olentangy Liberty ................OH 7 ..... St. Edward ...........................OH 120 Pounds 170 Pounds 1 ...........Spencer Lee...................Jr ....... Franklin Regional .................PA 1 ...........Mark Hall ....................... Sr ....... Apple Valley ........................ MN 8 ..... Carl Sandburg ........................IL 2 ...........Jack Mueller .................. Sr ....... Trinity Christian Academy ... TX 2 ...........Austin Bell...................... Sr ....... Belle Vernon Area ................PA 3 ...........Justin Mejia ....................Jr ....... Clovis.................................... CA 3 ...........Brandon Dallavia .......... Sr ....... Blair Academy ......................NJ 9 ..... Bethlehem Catholic ............. PA 4 ...........Ty Agaisse ..................... Sr ....... Delbarton School .................NJ 4 ...........Jelani Embree ................Jr ....... Warren Lincoln ..................... MI 5 ...........TyShawn White............. Sr ....... Central Dauphin ...................PA 5 ...........Daniel Bullard ................ Sr ....... Archer ...................................GA 10 ... St. Michael-Albertville .........MN 6 ...........Nick Raimo .....................Fr ....... Hanover Park .......................NJ 6 ...........Mike Labriola ..................Jr ....... Bethlehem Catholic..............PA 7 ...........Austin DeSanto ..............Jr ....... Exeter Twp. ...........................PA 7 ...........Jeremy Thomas ............ Sr ....... Calvary Chapel .................... CA 11.... Oak Park and River Forest ...IL 8 ...........Tyler Warner .................. Sr ....... Claymont ..............................OH 8 ...........Joe Grello ...................... Sr ....... Bergen Catholic ....................NJ 9 ...........Sebastian Rivera .......... Sr ....... Christian Brothers ................NJ 9 ...........Drew Hughes ................ Sr ....... Lowell .....................................IN 10 .........Jason Renteria ...............Jr ....... Oak Park River Forest ...........IL 10 .........Louie DePrez .................Jr ....... Hilton ....................................NY 12 ... Tuttle .................................... OK 11..........Jack Wagner ................. Sr ....... Bettendorf ..............................IA 11..........Tucker Leavitt ................ Sr ....... Highland .................................ID 12 .........Alex Thomsen ...............So ...... Underwood ............................IA 12 .........Nino Bonaccorsi ............Jr ....... Bethel Park ...........................PA 13 ... Belle Vernon Area ................ PA 126 Pounds 182 Pounds 14 ... Lake Highland Prep ............. FL 1 ...........Nick Suriano .................. Sr ....... Bergen Catholic ....................NJ 1 ...........Nick Reenan ................. Sr ....... Wyoming Seminary .............PA 2 ...........Luke Karam................... Sr ....... Bethlehem Catholic..............PA 2 ...........Dakota Geer.................. Sr ....... Franklin .................................PA 15 ... Archer .................................. GA 3 ...........Rudy Yates .................... Sr ....... Carl Sandburg ........................IL 3 ...........Beau Breske ................. Sr ....... Hartford Union ......................WI 4 ...........Kaden Gfeller .................Jr ....... Heritage Hall ........................OK 4 ...........Owen Webster .............. Sr ....... Shakopee ........................... MN 16 ... Marmion Academy ................IL 5 ...........Kyle Norstrem ............... Sr ....... Brandon ................................FL 5 ...........Jacob Warner.................Jr ....... Washington Community ........IL 6 ...........Austin Gomez ................Jr ....... Glenard North .........................IL 6 ...........Nathan Traxler .............. Sr ....... Marmion Academy .................IL 17 ... Poway ...................................CA 7 ...........Joey Silva ......................So ...... Lake Highland Prep .............FL 7 ...........Josh Hokit ...................... Sr ....... Clovis.................................... CA 8 ...........Tariq Wilson ................... Sr ....... Steubenville .........................OH 8 ...........Brandon Whitman ........So ...... Dundee ................................. MI 9 ...........Matthew Schmitt ........... Sr ....... Platte County ......................MO 9 ...........Kevin Parker.................
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