VIS RANKINGS 106-145 #2 12/15/21

The VIS is in full throttle and matches are everywhere! Looks as if FUMA has decided to shut the program down this season and the rankings are adjusted. My heart goes out to the kids who are at the mercy of what I feel is a poor decision from the administration. Without Further Ado, here is rankings set #2 106-145





106 is turning into a solid weight class of youngsters. #2 Caleb Haney is 8-1 and had a solid performance in the Colon Baker #1 Sheelsey was 4th in Deep creeks tournament, while last week also wining by fall over #5 Conner Walack, #3 Mckinney gets the bump after his victory at the admiral tournament


106

1. Aiden Sheesley, PC

2. Caleb Haney, STC

3. Trey Mckinney, PVI

4. Luke Houchins , BCP

5. Connor Walack, CHC

6. Grayson Andrews, HMA

7. Nathaniel Kirk-Popham RMA

8. Cole Poirer WBF







113 Has movement. #2 Stewart makes a jump after his championship run at the 24 team Hornet invite, While #3 Eryk King looked good at the FMS duals where he defeated #7 Warui. #5 Schroder gets a bump after a 4th place finish at the admiral. . #6 Becker breaks into the mix after a solid performance at the Titan Toughman


113

1. Jack Parker, STC

2. Jake Stewart, PC

3. Eryk King, HMA

4. John Smith, GCS

5. Bobby Schroder PVI

6. Adison Becker RCS

7. Abraham Warui WBF

8. Jack Liebengood Cov









#NR Billings of FMS has been removed until he makes an appearance on the mat. We wish the young man well and await his return. With the season ending injury to Cape Henrys Altamura, the middle of the pack got a bump. #4 Montgomery took a 3rd at the 24 team hornet holiday tournament, #1 Foard wins the NOVA Classic, #5 Campbell was 4th at the Admiral


120

1. Lane Foard BCP

2. William Whenner, BWA

3. Matthew Knowles, Cov

4. Thomas Montgomery PC

5. Andrew Campbell PVI

6. Charlie Hudson STC

7. Adar Weinman TPS

8. Severin Lavarias CHS







This Remains the most interesting weight and arguably the deepest. #1 Arbogast seems to be moving weights with (120)#1 Foard in and out of 120 until Foard potentially makes the drop. The National prep 3rd place finisher sits atop the weight until dethroned. Admiral Champ and Harrisonburg runner up #2 McMahon is looking strong but will be challenged by #3 Murray who won the 24 team deep creek invite, defeating 2x 5A champ Owen Rawls in the finals. 4-8 remains steady. #8 Liam Johnsons took 5th at the Colon Baker and broke into the rankings,


126

1. Brycen Arbogast BCP

2. Keegan McMahon, PVI

3. Luke Murray, PC

4. Daniel Cozzolino, GCS

5. Trey Custodio, NA

6. Blane Folley, ASA

7. Nolan Sharp, CHC

8. Liam Johnson STC









#2-#5 is wide open, #1 Dunham is far ahead of the class. Look for a lot of movement in this field outside the top spot throughout season.



132

1. Dyson Dunham, BCP

2. Ronnie Boone, NoCo

3. John Gayle Cov

4. Eli Liamnez, FMS

5. Zeke Cozzolino, GCS

6. Tucker Gaddy, NA

7. Bram Halpert TPS

8. Noah Gomez NCS





This could arguably be the toughest weight in the VIS. #1 Bollander took home the bronze at the NOVA classic while #2 Hood won the Colon Baker. #3 Hawley is undefeated in dual action while #4 Lance Doorman has been on a terror for the Caissons. #5 Campiti breaks in after his Admiral and Harrisonburg Championships.


138

1. Brady Bollander, BCP

2. Tyler Hood, STC

3. Brendan Hawley, CHC

4. Lance Doorman, FMS

5. John Campiti PVI

6. Owen Gray GCS

7. Richard Jiang, EHS

8. Jarrett Clark WBF








#1 Roggie, won the Colon Baker. #6 Hicks finished 5th at the Deep creek invite while #NR Foldes has been removed until he competes this season. #7 Sweeny was 4th at the river rumble.



145

1. Cale Roggie, STC

2. Trey Moffett, GCS

3. Connor McRae, PVI

4. Parker Tiffany, CHC

5. Luke Knowles , Cov

6. Andrew Hicks CHS

7. Sam Sweeney RCS

8. Jeremy DeLaVille TPS