CLASS A
KIMBALL AREA CUBS
The Cubs defeated a pair of foes at the Minnewaska “Lakers” Triangular. They defeated Class A Lean and Mean Minnewaska 46-21 (9-5) and AAA Sauk Centre/Melrose 63-9 (12-2. Mark Schiefelbein (113), Blake Brutger (132), Brett Schiefelbein (152), Logan Kuseske (160), Haden Rosenow (220), Ashton Hanan (182), Carter Holtz (195) and Ace Meyer (285) all went 2-0 at the triangular. The Cubs were defeated by the No. 2A ranked Central Minnesota Conference rival Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 32-25 (6-8 match split) A couple of big injuries was a big factor in the outcome of this dual. One was a pre-match injured, that affected the team score by two or three points and another one occurred as time was running out, likely a 6 or seven point swing. The Cubs defeated Central Minnesota Conference rival Paynesville Area 60-12 (11-3). Mark Schiefelbein (113), Jack Bollman (126), Logan Kuseke (160) and Ashton “Shuggs” Hanan (170/182) all went 2-0 at the triangular. The Cubs earned two medals at the Rumble on The Red tournament, this includes over 50 teams. Carter Holtz (182/11-2) earned the third place medal and Mark Schiefelbein (113/11-2) earned a seventh place medal. The Cubs earned 20th place with 60 points.
BELGRADE-BROOTEN-ELROSA JAGUARS
The Jaguars had an outstanding team performance with 227 points and to earn the championship in this twenty-eight field of teams at the PLPR Jackhammer Invite. They had eight medal winners including two championships by: Ryan Jensen (132) and Walker Bents (138) and Blaine Fischer (152), Brett DeRoo (120) and Ethan Spanier (220) all earned second place. Wyatt Engen (126) and Maximus Hanson (170) both earned third place and Carson Gilbert (195) earned fourth place. The Jaguars defeated the defending Class A champions and their Central Minnesota Conference rivals Kimball Area. 32-25 (8-6 match split). The Jaguars also defeated Section 5A and Central Minnesota Conference foe Paynesville 56-6 (12-2). Louie Tensen (106/113), Brett DeRoo (120), Ryan Jensen (132), Walker Bents (138/145), Blaine Fischer (152), Carson Gilbert (195) and Bryce Feurhake (285) all went 2-0 at the triangular.
ROYALTON-UPSALA ROYALS
The Royals defeated two foes at the Frazee “Hornets” triangular; they defeated No. 11A ranked BHV/PP 54-14 (10-4) and Class A Lean and Mean Frazee 54-18 (10-4). Lane Olson (120), Alex Diederich (126), Jacob Leibold (160), Gabe Gorecki (182), Kaden Holm (195) and Jeremy Mugg (285) all went 2-0. Special Note: Jacob Leibold (152/160) 12th, Won his 150th Career Match. The Royals earned five place winners at the Rumble on The Red invitational with 96.5 points to earned sixth place in the 50 plus field of teams. Jacob Leibold (152/16-1) earned third place and Jeremy Mugg (285/15-4) earned fourth place. Sawyer Simmons (145/7-4) and Bryce Holm (220/14-6) both earned seventh place and Lane Olson (113/12-5) earned eighth place.
WEST CENTRAL AREA/ASHBY/BRANDON-EVANSVILLE KNIGHTS
The Knights defeated a pair of foes; a big win over Park Region Conference and No. 9A ranked LPGE/PP 36-33 (8-5) and Staples-Motley 60-14 (11-3) Hunter Gruchow, Reubens Swanson, Ashton Danner and Anthony Sykora all went 2-0 at the triangular. Special Note: Colton Lindquist 220 12th Earned his 50th Career Fall and Solomon Wales 138 11th Won his 50th Career Match. The Knights topped off their big week with a great team performance, they had sixteen place winners. They earned 256 points to win the championship at the Devils Lake “Dennis Flynn Shootout”. Owen Gruchow (106), Carter Lohse (113), Adam Lohse (120), Hunter Gruchow (132), Anthony Sykora (170) and Colton Lindquist (220) all earned championships. Solomon Wales (138), Reubens Swanson (145), Beau Robinson (182), Will Rustan (195) and Justin Blascyk (285) all earned second place. Ashton Danner (160) and Tyler Stone (220) both earned third place, Mason Richter (126) and Ezekiel Sieckert (152) both fourth place. Jeremy Blascyk (170) earned fifth place and Gavin Flint (182) earned sixth place. The Knights had three medal winners at the Rumble on The Red tournament. They finished in 14th place in this 50 plus field of teams. Colton Lindquist (220/20-2) earned third place, Anthony Sykora (170/16-3) earned fifth place and Hunter Gruchow (132/21-4) earned sixth place.
LONG PRAIRIE/GREY EAGLE-BROWERVILLE WOLVES
The Wolves were defeated by their Park Region Conference and No. 8A ranked West Central Area 36-33 (7-7 match split). They defeated Section 7A foe Staples-Motley 50-25 (8-5 match split). Special Note; Gavin Albers 120 11th Won his 50th Career Match.
ATWATER-COSMOS-GROVE CITY FALCONS
The Falcons defeated their Central Minnesota Conference rivals and Class A Lean and Mean Holdingford 41-27 (8-6 match split). Special Note: Jaxon Behm 220 12th Won his 100th Career Match and Cole Holien 138 12th recorded his 50th Career Fall. The Falcons had a good team performance with 162.5 points to earn the championship at the Red River Riot, a thirty-four team event. The Falcons earned six medals: Jaxon Behm (220) earned their lone championship. Jake Mortensen (170) earned second place and Brady Holien (152) earned third place. Edwyn Gonzalez (132), Cole Holien (138) and Jevon Williams (145) all earned fourth place. The Falcons defeated a pair of foes at the Dawson-Boyd/LQPV triangular. They defeated UNITED 44-30 (8-6) and Quad County 58-18 (10-4). The Falcons went 3-0 at the Annandale/Maple Lake quadrangular. They defeated No. 12AA Annandale/Maple Lake 39-36 (7-7), Irondale 57-24 (10-4) and Pine City/Hinckley-FIinlayson 33-9 (9-2). Cole Holien (138), Brady Holien (152), Logan Straumann (160), Mason Studemann (170) , Jake Mortensen (182), Terrell Renne (195) and Jaxon Behm (220) all went 3-0. Edwyn Gonzales (132), Jevon Williams (145) and Isaiah Renne all went 2-1.
UNITED NORTH CENTRAL WARRIORS
The Warriors defeated Walker-Hackensack/Ackley-Nevis 69-7 in non-conference action (12-2 match split). Deer River 57-18 and Section 8A rival Fosston-Bagley 59-21 and they were defeated by No. 7AAA ranked Bemidji 66-11. Ethan Hendrickson (145) and Eion Ness (182) both went 3-0 and Aaron Lake (126), Wyatt Olson (132), Hank Tellers (152) and Cooper Hasburgen (195) all went 2-1 and Shawn Hendrickson (195) went 2-0. The Warriors earned three medals at the Rumble on The Red with 47.5 points for 28th place in this 50 plus field of teams. Ethan Hnderickson (145/19-1) earned third place, Eion Ness (160/18-2) earned seventh place and Torrey Carlson (195/13-4) earned eighth place.
HOLDINGFORD HUSKERS
The Huskers were defeated at their home dual by No. 6A ACGC 41-27 (6-8) match splits in a Central Minnesota Conference dual. The Huskers had a good tournament performance with 106 points and five medal winners to take eighth place at the sixteen team event at the Redwood Valley “Riot” tournament. Sam Harren (195) earned the championship, he is now 6-1. Masyn Patrick (120) earned fifth place, he is now 9-3. Wyatt Pilarski (113), now 7-4 and Drew Lange (138), now 8-4 both earned sixth place and Simon Boeckman (126) now 5-3 took seventh place.
MINNEWASKA AREA LAKERS
The Lakers were defeated by No. 1A Kimball 46-21 (9-5) and they defeated AA Sauk Centre/Melrose. Special Note” Jacob Blair 145 12th Won his 100th Career Match. The Lakers hosted a quadrangular, they defeated two of their foes, Eden Valley-Watkins 50-28 (9-5) and New London-Spicer 55-13 (10-4). They were defeated by West Central Conference rival UNITED 41-25 (5-9). Nick Ankeny (132), Easton McCrory (138-132), Jacob Blair (145/152), Dalton Fredericks(170/182) and Nathan Rankin (195/220) all went 3-0 and Chase Smith (120), Mason Schiffler (138/132 both went 2-1.
BERTHA-HEWITT/VERNDALE-PARKERS PRAIRIE RAIDERS
The Raiders earned two place winners at the Jackhammer invite at PLPR-B, a twenty-eight field of teams event. Reese Thompson (138) earned a third place medal and Deagen Captain (132) earned fifth place.
HOWARD LAKE-WAVERLY-WINSTED LAKERS
The Lakers were defeated by a pair of Wright County Conference foes: Hutchinson 39-25 (8-6) and Glencoe/Silver Lake 36-31 (7-7) Tony Baumann (132), Mitchell Mallak (145) and Caleb Boese (182) all went 2-0 at the triangular. Special Note: Mitch Mallak (145) earned his 50th Fall and Wiley Wiegert (160) won his 75th Career Match. The Lakers earned four medals at the PLPB-B “Jackhammer” Invite. Tony Baumam (126), Mitch Mallak (145) and Royalton Graham (113) all earned second place and Colton Long (220) earned sixth place. The Lakers earned a pair of medals at the Rumble on The Red tournament. They took 38th place with 36 points in this 50 plus field of teams. Colton Long (220/9-6) earned fourth place and Collin Boese (182/11-4) earned eighth place.
KERKHOVEN-MURDOCK-SUNBURG FIGHTING SAINTS
The Fighting Saints defeated Paynesville 48-24 (9-5 match split) and they were defeated by Section 5A foe and No. 5A ranked Minneota 51-20 (5-9). Trey Gunderson (113), Noah Johnson (126) and Coy Gunderson (160) all went 2-0 at the triangular. The Fighting Saints had three place winners at the Red River Riot for 91 points. Trey Gundereson (106) won the championship, Coy Gunderson (160) earned second place and Masyn Olson (195) earned fifth place. The Fighting Saints traveled down the Road to the Benson “Braves” Invitational where they had a very good team performance with elven place winners. They earned second place with 179.5 points along with three championship medals by: Trey Gunderson (106), Noah Johnson (120) and Coy Gunderson (160) and Jett Olson (145) and Jason Jones (285) both earned second place. Ely Johnson (152) earned third place and earning fourth place medals were: Logan Johnson (138) Aaron Jones (170), Owen Kidrowski (182) and Collin Johnson (220)
EDEN VALLEY-WATKINS EAGLES
The Eagles defeat two Section 4A rivals at the Sibley East Triangular. They defeated Sibley Easat 39-25 (9-5) and Norwood Young America 61-16 (11-3) Teagyn Ludwig (126), Brayden Kramer (132), Gavi Caron (145), Gavin Mathies (160, Sam Nistler (170), Sonnie DeHeer (195), Cody Kipf (220) and Austin Schlangen (285) all went 2-0 at the triangular. The Eagles defeated a pair of foes at their home triangular. They defeated Section 4A rival St. Agnes 63-16 (11-3) and they defeated Minneapolis North 76-0. Ryder Schmidt (113), Jordan Erpelding (120), Teagyn Ludwig (126), Brayden Kramer (132), Treyce Ludwig (138), Gavin Caron (145), Isaac Ortiz (152), Gavin Mathies (160) Sam Nistler (170), Sonnie DeHeer (195) and Austin Schlangen (285) all went 2-0.
CLASS AA
BECKER BULLDOGS
The Bulldogs defeated they Mississippi 8 Conference foe North Branch 64-12 (11-4 match split) and five falls. The Bulldogs had a big weekend with four dual meet wins; three at the Glencoe-Silver Lake “Panther”Duals. They defeated No. 11AA ranked Section 2AA rival Watertown-Mayer 39-22 (8-6) Section foe Glencoe-Silver Lake 55-12 (9-3) and Section 6AA rival Annandale/Maple Lake 52-15 (11-3). Landen Kujawa (126), Ethan Duncombe (138), Owen Angell (145), Dylan Weber (182/195), Tyson Ricker (182/195) and Bryce Kuschel (285) all went 3-0 at the Glencoe Duals. The Becker Bulldogs had a very good team performance at the Rogers Holiday Mattness tournament with 187 points with eight place winners. They earned second place behind the No. 1AAA ranked St. Michael-Albertville Knights and ahead of No. 5AAA Anoka and No. 9AAA Apple Valley. Bryce Kuschel (285/12-3) and Dylan Kolby (220/10-1) both earned second place medals. Kaden Nicolas (106/12-3), Landen Kujawa (126/13-3), Mason Doucette (160/11-5), Tyler Ricker (182/15-3) and Dylan Weber (195/9-4) all earned third place medals and earning sixth place Adam Jurek (170/10-8).
BIG LAKE HORNETS
The Hornets defeated Mississippi 8 Conference rivals Cambridge-Isanti 69-10 (12-2). Special Note: Nolan Reiter (132) Won His 75th Career Match and Dillon Browen (145) Won his 75th Career Match. The Hornets had a good team performance with 204.5 points and six medal winners to earn fourth place at the PLPR-B “Jackhammer” Invite. This was a twenty-eight team event: Cash Sixberry (120) and Christian Noble (126) both earned championships and Nolan Reiter (132) earned second place. Earning third place medals were: Cash Stortz (113) and Dillon Browen (145) and Tyler Dehmer (160) earned fourth place. The Hornets earned fifth place with 107 points at the Rumble on The Red with three place winners, in this 50 plus field of teams. Christian Noble (126/23-0) earned the championship, Nolan Reiter (132/24-3) earned second place and Kane Lapointe (285/18-8) earned seventh place.
FOLEY FALCONS
The Falcons split their duals at the Princeton triangular. They defeated Section 6AA rivals and No. 6AA ranked Princeton 37-34 (7-7) and they were defeated by No. 7AAA ranked Bemidji 48-24 (5-9). Cyler Ruhoff (113), Josiah Peterson (182) and Elijah Novak (285) all went 2-0 at the triangular. The Falcons had a big night as they defeated two rivals at the home triangular. They were defeated by No. 11AA from Section 2AA Watertown-Mayer 41-31 (8-6). They defeated Granite Ridge and Section 6AA rivals Albany 43-25 and AAA Rogers 52-25 (9-5). Cyler Ruhoff (113), Josiah Peterson (182), Elijah Novak (285), Levi Jacobson (126) all went 3-0. Cole Rudnitski (152) ad Chance Jones (170) both went 2-0 and Evan Miller (145) went 2-1. The Falcons earned 30th place at the Rumble on Red with 46.5 points. Elijah Novak (285/19-0) was their lone place winner as he earned the championship. He won five matches on his way to championship in this field of 40 plus teams.
PEQUOT LAKES/PINE RIVER-BACKUS ROAD CREW
The Road Crew flex their strength a little at the Alexandria Triangular. They defeated a pair of Section 8AA rivals; Alexandria 64-6 and Perham 50-23. Caleb Ruhl, Korey Kinyon, Chance Abraham and Connor Tulenchik all went 2-0 at the triangular. The Road Crew had a very good team performance with 215.5 points to earn second place in their twenty-eight team invitational the “Jackhammer”. They earned eight medals; Connor Tulenchik (170) earned their lone championship. Parker Zutter (106) and Easton Miller (113) both earned second place medals and Corbin Knapp (195) and Austin Starcha (220) both earned third place. Earning sixth place was: Caleb Ruhl (132) and Trey Tuchtenhagen (182).
WATERTOWN-MAYER ROYALS
The Royals had a big win over No. 8AA ranked and Wright Conference rivals Dassel-Cokato/Litchfield 42-27 (8-6) and Delano 64-12 (12-2). Titan Frederichs (106), Parker Jackson (113), Aaron Burg (120), Steve Duske (145/152), Patrick Duske (145/152), Tanner Burmeister (170), Jackson Drahos (195) and Ashton Congdon (220) all went 2-0 at the triangular. The Royals defeated three rivals at the Foley “Falcons” Quadrangular, they defeated No. 11AA Foley 41-31, Albany 49-19 and AAA Rogers 56-16. Titan Frederichs (106), Aaron Bury (120), Bryce Burkett (160), Tanner Burmeister (170), Jackson Drahos (195) and Ashton Cogdon (220) all went 3-0. Going 2-1 were: Parker Jackson (113), Eli Hamburger (126), Jonah Hamburger (132) and Jonah Blastad (182) and Jack Entinger (138) went 2-0.
DASSEL-COKATO/LITCHFIELD COOP
The Coop was defeated by No. 11AA ranked and Wright Conference rivals Watertown-Mayer 42-27 (6-8) and they defeated Wright County Conference rival Delano 60-25 (10-4). Victor Franco (120), Devin Steinhaus (138), Jude Link (160), Tate Link (182) and Brendan Rokala (285) all went 2-0 at the triangular. The Coop had a good tourney performance with 183.5 points to earn third place at the Red River Riot tournament. They earned six medals; Victor Franco (120) and Jude Link (120) both earned championships. Tate Link (182) earned second place, Sam Marx (170) and Devin Steinhaus (138) both earned fifth places and Brendan Rokala (285) earned sixth place. Special Noe: Jude Link (160) 12th Won his 166 match breaking the school record. The Coop earned a pair of medals at the Rumble on The Red, Jude Link (160/16-2) earned the championship and Victor Franco (120/16-2) earned fourth place.
ANNANDALE/MAPLE LAKE LIGHTING
The Lightning defeated Wright County Conference rivals New London-Spicer 46-18 (9-5). The Lightning went 2-1 at the Glencoe-Silver Laker “Panther” duals. They defeated Centennial 63-15 and WEM-JWP 61-13. They were defeated by Section 6AA and No. 3AA ranked Becker 52-15. Noah Gindele (120/126) and Mitch Kloss (132) both went 3-0 and going 2-1 were: Casey Brumm (106), Ayden Fitzgerald (113), Xavier Jones (120/126), Nathan Zander (138), Shay McClory (160), Carson Cooper (170), Alex Klatt (182/195) and Riley Hall (182/195). The Lightning defeated a pair of AAA schools Buffalo 45-36 and Elk River 70-6.
Cassette Brumm (106), Ayden Fitzgerald (113), Noah Gindele (126), Xavier Jones (120) and Mitch Kloss (132) all went 2-0. The Lightning hosted a quadrangular, they went 2-1 with big wins over Irondale 49-0 and Pine City/Hinckley-Finlayson 54-24 (13-1). They were defeated by the No. 8A ranked Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City 39-36 (7-9). Cassen Brumm (106), Ayden Fitzgerald (113), Xavier Jones (120), Noah Gindele (126), Mitch Kloss (132), Zach Pribyl (145) and Riley Hall 170 all went 3-0.
AITKIN GOBBLERS
The Gobblers earned seventh place at the PLPR-B “Jackhammer” tourney. They earned 125.5 points in this twenty-eight team field of teams; Craig Ashton (285) earned the championship and Jack Grell (182) earned third place. Earning fourth place medals were: Marshall Larson (138) and Jacob Williams (170) and James Erickson (126) earned sixth place. The Gobblers earned 17th place with 64 points at the Rumble on the Red a field of teams over 50 teams. Marshall Larson (138/16-3) earned third place, Craig Ashton (285/15-3) earned fifth place, Jack Grell (170/14-4) earned sixth place and Carson Kullhem (152/12-6) earned eighth place.
ROCORI SPARTANS
The Spartans earned a pair of dual meet wins at the Little Falls “Flyers” Triangular. They defeated AAA Little Falls and Central Lakes Conference rival 37-36 (7-7) on a tie breaker. They defeated Section 6AA rival Albany 45-30 (9-6). Kameron Moscho (106), Haven Renner (113), Jack Major (126), Evan Moscho (145), Austin Moscho (152) and Mathew Goebel (195) were 2-0 at the triangular. The Spartans earned fourth place going 3-2 at the Eau Claire North Holiday duals. They defeated Modovi 57-12 (12-2), Eau Claire North 60-12 (11-3) and Plainview-Elgin-Millville 52-24 (10-4). They were defeated by Ellsworth 46-22 (5-9) in the semifinals and by Cambridge-Isanti 45-33 (6-8) in the third place match. Luke Hemmesch (138), Evan Moscho (145), Mason Orth (182) and Grady Minnerath (220) all went 5-0. Kameron Moscho (106(, Jack Major (126) and Austin Moscho (152) all went 4-1. Ryan Rose (170) went 3-2, Blayne Walsh (132) went 2-1 and Renner Haven (113) went 2-2. Special Note: Austin Moscho (152) 12th Ties School Record with 161 Career Wins and 100th Career Falls. Luke Hemmesch (138) 12th Won his 60th Career Match, Grady Minnerth (220) 10th Won his 50th Career Match and Ryan Rose (170) 12th Earned His 25th Career Fall.
ALBANY HUSKIES
The Huskies were defeated in a pair of duals at the Little Falls “Flyers” triangular. They were defeated by Section 6AA rival Rocori 45-30 (5-9) and to Granite Ridge Conference rival Little Falls 42-31 (6-8). Jimmy Carlisle (120) and Peyton Krumrei (160) both went 2-0 at the triangular. The Huskies went 1-2 at the Foley quadrangular; they defeated AAA Rogers 45-33 (7-7). They were defeated by No. 11AA Watertown-Mayer 49-19 (4-10) and by No. 12AA Foley, Section 6AA and Granite Ridge Conference rivals 43-25 (6-8). Joseph Schmitt (138) and Jacob Adrian (220/285) both went 3-0 and Jimmy Carlisle (120) and Peyton Krumrei (160) both went 2-1. The Huskies earned eighth place at the PEQUOT LAKE-PINE RIVER-BACKUS “JACKHAMMER” INVITE with 109 points and five place winners. Jacob Adrian (285/7-3) earned second place, Owen Carlson (126/105) and Declan Crumley (195/9-4) both earned fifth place, Peyton Krumrei (160/10-4) earned sixth place and Devin Hansen (132/9-3) earned seventh place in this large field of teams.
ALEXANDRIA CARDINALS
The Cardinals split a pair of duals at their home triangular; they defeated Section 8AA foe Perham 44-25 and they were defeated by 8AA foe and No. 5AA ranked Pequot Lake/Pine River-Backus 64-4. Mason Mcgrane (120) and Blaze Nelson (138) both went 2-0. The Cardinals defeated two rivals; Little Falls 39-31 (8-6) and Moorhead 48-27 (9-5). Nolan Fettig (106), Blaze Nelson (138), Kelly Johnson (152), Landon Seward (170) and Mason Teaser (182) all went 2-0.
MORA MUSTANGS
The Mustangs went 2-1 at the Annandale/Maple Lake quadrangular; they defeated Elk River 60-16 and Buffalo 60-21 (10-4). They were defeated by Annandale/Maple Lake 39-27 (6-8). Nathan Nelson (138), Brock Folkema (145), Avery Nelson (152), Cole Gmahl (160), Cael Sjodin (170) and Dyllon Adams (220) all went 3-0.
PIERZ PIONEERS
The Pioneers had a good team performance with 146 points and ten medal winners to earn fourth place in this field of fourteen teams at the Chisago Lakes “Holiday” Invite. Carter Young (106), Jacob LeBlanc (138) and Trevor Radunz (145) all earned championships. Kyle Stangl (113) and Liam Hennessy (120) both earned second place medals and Chase Becker (132) earned third place. Derek Stangl (126) earned fourth place and earning sixth place were: Frank Tomberlin (152), Derrik Przybilla (160) and Daniel Hoffman (220). The Pioneers defeated Park Rapids Area 31-12.
CLASS AAA
ST. MICHAEL-ALBERTVILLE KNIGHTS
The Knights defeated Lake Conference foe Minnetonka 56-12 (10-4) match split. The Knights had a good team performance with 199.5 points to earn the championship at the Minnesota “Christmas” Tournament. They earned seven medals. Landon Robideau (126) and Caleb Thoennes (132) both earn championships, Cole Becker (152) and Mason Mills (113) both earned second place. Jed Wester (160) earned third place and Chase Miller (106) and Ian Schultz (12) both earn fourth place. The Knights earned the Rogers “Holiday Mattness” tournament championship with 241 points and ten place winners. Chase Mills (106), Landon Robideau (126), Cole Becker (152) and Jed Wester (160) all earned championships. Mason Mills (120) earned second place and Owen Barthel (285) earned third place. Jimmy Heil (170) earned fourth place and Gavin Jackson (113) earned fifth place. Jarrett Wadsen (138), Eli Davis (145) both earned sixth place.
BEMIDJI LUMBERJACKS
The Lumberjacks defeated their AA rivals Detroit Lakes 52-17 (11-3) match split. They defeated No. 12AA ranked Foley 48-24 (9-5) and No. 6AA ranked Princeton. Gabe Morin (106), Brody Castonguay (120), Hunter Heim (126), Dane Jorgensen (152), Thade Osborn (160), Seth Newby (170), Nate Swinghammer (220 and Barrick Nelson (195) all went 2-0 at the triangular.
The Lumberjacks defeated a pair of northern foes: Deer River 80-0 and Fosston-Bagley 77-6 prior to their Christmas break.
WILLMAR CARDINALS
The Cardinals earned sixth place at the Minnesota Christmas tournament with 120 points. They had four that earned medals: Conlan Carlson (126) earned third place, Braeden Erickson (152) earned fourth place, Mason Swanson (220) earned fifth place and Jonas Anez (170) earned sixth place. The Cardinals defeated the Hibbing Bluejackets from the Iron Range 61-18 (11-3).
BRAINERD WARRIORS
The Warriors went 2-1 at the Sauk Rapids-Rice quadrangular, they defeated Detroit Lakes 45-27 and Sauk Rapids-Rice 50-21 (10-4). They were defeated by Central Lakes Conference rival Rocori 39-27 (6-8). Isaiah Germann (126), Isaiah Jillson (145), Gabe Wagner (152) and Dalton Barrett (285) all went 3-0.
ROGERS ROYALS
The Royals defeated their neighbors Elk River 57-23 (10-4) match split. The Royals earned fifth place with 121 points at the Chisago Lakes “Wildcat” invitational with nine medal winners. Max Ricks (126), Ty Cassidy (160) and Isaiah Brown (195) all earned second place medals. Chris Dietl (138) and Ryan Lund (145) both earned third place, Mason Lund (113) earned fourth place, Sehrab Zahkil (220) and Navarro Kornwolf (120) both earned fifth place medals and Grady Weinbrenner (106) earned sixth place. The Royals were defeated in three duals at the Foley “Falcons” Triangular; They were defeated by No. 11AA Foley 52-25, No. 10AA Watertown-Mayer 56-16 and by AA Albany 45-33. Max Ricks (132), Chris Dietl (145) and Ryan Lund (152) all went 3-0 and Isaiah Brown (195) went 2-1. The Royals hosted a their Holiday Mattness invitational, this included 30 teams. They earned 41 points to take 19th place. Isaiah Brown (195) earned fifth place.
ST. CLOUD CRUSH
The St. Cloud crew put a Crush on the Little Falls Flyers 43-26 (9-5) match split in a Central Lakes and Section 8AAA dual.
CAMBRIDGE-ISANTI BLUEJACKETS
The Bluejackets were defeated by No. 5AA ranked Mississippi 8 Conference rival Big Lake 69-10 (2-12). Leo Edblad (113) earned fourth place at the Minnesota Christmas tournament. The Bluejackets had a very good team performance with a four big dual meet wins at the Eau Claire Holiday Duals. They earned third place in this 12 team field of teams, they defeated Whitehall 69-12 (12-2), Eau Claire Memorial 70-12 (12-2), Maple Grove 51-28 (7-7). They were defeated by No. 1AA ranked Simley 65-0 in the semifinals. In the third place match they defeated Rocori 45-33 (8-6). Leo Edblad, Carter Wothe, Sam Rodriquez, Shawn Henderson, Jacob Henderson, Treytin Byers and Dahmen Spencer all went 4-1. Brock Brown, Blaine Wald and Scott Simpson all went 3-2.
SARTELL-ST. STEPEHN SABRES
The Sabres earned fourteenth place with 89.5 points at the sixteen team event, the Red River Riot. Spencer Johnson (126), now 10-1 earned the championship, Ashton Lipinski (152) new 10-3 earned fourth place and Dylan Enriquez (138) now 7-2 took seventh place. The Sabres earned two place winners at the Rumble on The Red Tournament for 29 points and 43rd place in this large tournament. Ashton Lipinski (152/15-5) earned fifth place and Spencer Johnson (126/14-3) earned seventh place.
LITTLE FALLS FLYERS
The Flyers dropped a pair of duals to Granite Ridge Conference rivals Albany 42-31 (8-6) and to Central Lakes Conference foe Rocori 37-36 (7-7) on criteria. Austin Litke, Ryan Kloecki and Eli VanRisseghem all went 2-0 at the triangular. The Flyers split duals at the Alexandria “Cardinal” triangular; they defeated Moorhead 48-26 (7-7). They were defeated by Alexandria 39-31 (5-9). Noah Cameron (126), Austin Litke (132), Ryan Kloecki (160), Ivan Petrich (195) and Eli VanRisseham (285) all went 2-0. Special Note: Austin Litke (132) 12th Won his 100th Career Match.