Post by catholicwrestling on Dec 2, 2021 12:33:39 GMT -5
VIS, Welcome back!!! After the long layoff we are finally back and even seen some VIS action last night where covenant hosted Grace Christian. While GCS pulled out the W in early season Action 42-13 Without further delay here is the 1st set of season rankings 106-145.
106 is a tricky one to start with. After the 2020-21 season lay off, we see many new names and unknowns here. This weight is wide open and expectations of much movement is expected. #1 Luke Wells gets the nod at the top spot due to his experience at the VAWa level. #1 Wells was the ’21- 3rd place finisher in VAWA states. Though undersized at 106, #2 Aiden Sheesley brings solid technique to challenge #1 Wells. Aiden was also a 3rd place, ’21 finisher at VAWA states.
106
1. Luke Wells, FUMA
2. Aiden Sheesley, PC
3. Caleb Haney, STC
4. Luke Houchins , BCP
5. Connor Walack, CHC
6. Trey Mckinney, PVI
7. Craig Martin, FMS
8. Abraham Warui, WBF
113 is another young and new faced weight class. Data lacks from the layoff here as well. #1 Parker is the veteran of the weight, and seems to get better each year. #1 Parker looked Phenomenal in the off season finishing runner up at the VAWA freestyle and Greco Championships, but he will be challenged by freshman stud #2 Lane Foard. Though it might be a challenge for us to see #2 Foard at 113, Rumor has it he will compete there. #2 Foard looked great at super 32 (120lb class). #3 Knolwes and #4 smith met in the season opening dual meet, Knowles winning by 6-0 Dec.
113
1. Jack Parker, STC
2. Lane Foard, BCP
3. Matthew Knowles, Cov
4. John Smith, GCS
5. Jake Stewart, PC
6. Eryk King, HMA
7. Noah Agboyibor, RMA
8. John Huerta, WBF
#1 Bryce Arbogast, is by far the most talented in the class. The 3rd Place ’21 National prep finisher will look to bring in a state title for the cadets. #2 Ryan Barone, #3 Altamura and #4 Whenner are solid while #5 Billings is just one step behind losing to #3 Altamura last time they met in SV1 and to #4 Whenner in the 7th place VISAA state match 9-3. 6-8 are going to be challenged to remain in the top 8.
120
1. Brycen Arbogast, BCP
2. Ryan Barone, FUMA
3. Aiden Altamura, CHC
4. William Whenner, BWA
5. Jeffery Billings, FMS
6. Thomas Montgomery, PC
7. Greg Noren, SSSA
8. Severin Lavarias, CHS
This is the most interesting weight and arguably the deepest. #1 Keegan McMahon holds the title, but he has his hands full. #2 Luke Murray comes into PC as their top freshman and gets the #2 spot after his stellar performance in VAWA FS/GR states and Fargo this summer. #3 Stroh comes to FUMA and has already started to create mayhem knocking off VHSL hammer, Elijah Smoot in the valley dominator just over a month ago. #4 Cozzolino is back, healthy and ready to go where left off just two years ago dominating the 106lb class. #5 Trey Custodio will be one of the top performers for NA this year as he signed with Washingotn and Lee. 6-8 can challenge the field for a top spot.
126
1 Keegan McMahon, PVI
2. Luke Murray, PC
3. Ethan Stroh, FUMA
4. Daniel Cozzolino, GCS
5. Trey Custodio, NA
6. Jackson Foldes, BCP
7. Blane Folley, ASA
8. Nolan Sharp, CHC
The top 3 are ahead of the class. #1 Dunham is the man to beat and looks as stronger contender even for a NP championship for the cadets. #2 Hawley, returning finalist at the weight will strive to make his way back to the finals while #3 McCall will give him a match. #4 Boone and #5 Tucker have been in nail biters for years with #4 Boone typically finishing on top.
132
1. Dyson Dunham, BCP
2. Brendan Hawley, CHC
3. Jack McCall, FUMA
4. Ronnie Boone, NoCo
5. Tucker Gaddy, NA
6. Zeke Cozzolino, GCS
7. John Gayle, Cov
8. Eli Liamnez, FMS
#1 Kreamer will look to continue VIS dominance from his 2019-20 3rd place VIS finish while youngster #2 Bollander and #3 Hood look to build their name in the VIS. #4 Lance Doorman comes from 1A to the Vis where he was a top contender and VIS veterans #5 McRae and #6 Knowles look to make the podium.
138
1. Logan Kreamer, FUMA
2. Brady Bollander, BCP
3. Tyler Hood, STC
4. Lance Doorman, FMS
5. Connor McRae, PVI
6. Luke Knowles Cov
7. Jarrett Clark, WBF
8. Noah Gomez NoCh
#1 Roggie, arguably the best P4P wrestler in the VIS will look to finally win his 1st state title. #2 Moffett the returning 5th place finisher from 132 will look to hold off #3 Jarvis the returning 5th place finisher from 120 for a 2021-22 shot in the finals. #5 Parker looks to be a top placer for the dolphins while 6-8 will hope to maintain their position s.
145
1. Cale Roggie, STC
2. Trey Moffett, GCS
3. Cadlee Jarvis, FMS
4. Ronin Foldes, BCP
5. Parker Tiffany, CHC
6. Race foy, NA
7: Brennan Olmert VES
8. Issac Gilman, FUMA
106 is a tricky one to start with. After the 2020-21 season lay off, we see many new names and unknowns here. This weight is wide open and expectations of much movement is expected. #1 Luke Wells gets the nod at the top spot due to his experience at the VAWa level. #1 Wells was the ’21- 3rd place finisher in VAWA states. Though undersized at 106, #2 Aiden Sheesley brings solid technique to challenge #1 Wells. Aiden was also a 3rd place, ’21 finisher at VAWA states.
106
1. Luke Wells, FUMA
2. Aiden Sheesley, PC
3. Caleb Haney, STC
4. Luke Houchins , BCP
5. Connor Walack, CHC
6. Trey Mckinney, PVI
7. Craig Martin, FMS
8. Abraham Warui, WBF
113 is another young and new faced weight class. Data lacks from the layoff here as well. #1 Parker is the veteran of the weight, and seems to get better each year. #1 Parker looked Phenomenal in the off season finishing runner up at the VAWA freestyle and Greco Championships, but he will be challenged by freshman stud #2 Lane Foard. Though it might be a challenge for us to see #2 Foard at 113, Rumor has it he will compete there. #2 Foard looked great at super 32 (120lb class). #3 Knolwes and #4 smith met in the season opening dual meet, Knowles winning by 6-0 Dec.
113
1. Jack Parker, STC
2. Lane Foard, BCP
3. Matthew Knowles, Cov
4. John Smith, GCS
5. Jake Stewart, PC
6. Eryk King, HMA
7. Noah Agboyibor, RMA
8. John Huerta, WBF
#1 Bryce Arbogast, is by far the most talented in the class. The 3rd Place ’21 National prep finisher will look to bring in a state title for the cadets. #2 Ryan Barone, #3 Altamura and #4 Whenner are solid while #5 Billings is just one step behind losing to #3 Altamura last time they met in SV1 and to #4 Whenner in the 7th place VISAA state match 9-3. 6-8 are going to be challenged to remain in the top 8.
120
1. Brycen Arbogast, BCP
2. Ryan Barone, FUMA
3. Aiden Altamura, CHC
4. William Whenner, BWA
5. Jeffery Billings, FMS
6. Thomas Montgomery, PC
7. Greg Noren, SSSA
8. Severin Lavarias, CHS
This is the most interesting weight and arguably the deepest. #1 Keegan McMahon holds the title, but he has his hands full. #2 Luke Murray comes into PC as their top freshman and gets the #2 spot after his stellar performance in VAWA FS/GR states and Fargo this summer. #3 Stroh comes to FUMA and has already started to create mayhem knocking off VHSL hammer, Elijah Smoot in the valley dominator just over a month ago. #4 Cozzolino is back, healthy and ready to go where left off just two years ago dominating the 106lb class. #5 Trey Custodio will be one of the top performers for NA this year as he signed with Washingotn and Lee. 6-8 can challenge the field for a top spot.
126
1 Keegan McMahon, PVI
2. Luke Murray, PC
3. Ethan Stroh, FUMA
4. Daniel Cozzolino, GCS
5. Trey Custodio, NA
6. Jackson Foldes, BCP
7. Blane Folley, ASA
8. Nolan Sharp, CHC
The top 3 are ahead of the class. #1 Dunham is the man to beat and looks as stronger contender even for a NP championship for the cadets. #2 Hawley, returning finalist at the weight will strive to make his way back to the finals while #3 McCall will give him a match. #4 Boone and #5 Tucker have been in nail biters for years with #4 Boone typically finishing on top.
132
1. Dyson Dunham, BCP
2. Brendan Hawley, CHC
3. Jack McCall, FUMA
4. Ronnie Boone, NoCo
5. Tucker Gaddy, NA
6. Zeke Cozzolino, GCS
7. John Gayle, Cov
8. Eli Liamnez, FMS
#1 Kreamer will look to continue VIS dominance from his 2019-20 3rd place VIS finish while youngster #2 Bollander and #3 Hood look to build their name in the VIS. #4 Lance Doorman comes from 1A to the Vis where he was a top contender and VIS veterans #5 McRae and #6 Knowles look to make the podium.
138
1. Logan Kreamer, FUMA
2. Brady Bollander, BCP
3. Tyler Hood, STC
4. Lance Doorman, FMS
5. Connor McRae, PVI
6. Luke Knowles Cov
7. Jarrett Clark, WBF
8. Noah Gomez NoCh
#1 Roggie, arguably the best P4P wrestler in the VIS will look to finally win his 1st state title. #2 Moffett the returning 5th place finisher from 132 will look to hold off #3 Jarvis the returning 5th place finisher from 120 for a 2021-22 shot in the finals. #5 Parker looks to be a top placer for the dolphins while 6-8 will hope to maintain their position s.
145
1. Cale Roggie, STC
2. Trey Moffett, GCS
3. Cadlee Jarvis, FMS
4. Ronin Foldes, BCP
5. Parker Tiffany, CHC
6. Race foy, NA
7: Brennan Olmert VES
8. Issac Gilman, FUMA
