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Super 32 Quarterfinals Matchups 106 lbs Ariah Mills (Georgia) vs. Noah Watkins (Tennessee) Luke Loren (California) vs. Tyler Sweet (California) Michael Bernabe (California) vs. Thales Silva (California) Kooper Deputy (Pennsylvania) vs. Cache Williams (Oklahoma) 113 lbs Sean Kenny (New Jersey) vs. Anthony Garza (California) Cody Clarke (Georgia) vs. Brayden Wenrich (Pennsylvania) Keegan Bassett (Pennsylvania) vs. Liam Davis (Florida) Erik Klichurov (Illinois) vs. Jorje Rios (California) 120 lbs Rocklin Zinkin (California) vs. Jovanni Tovar (Florida) Brock Rothermel (Pennsylvania) vs. Johnathan McGinty (New Jersey) Alex Rozas (Louisiana) vs. Dunia Sibomana (New York) Anthony Ryan (New York) vs. Mason Jakob (Tennessee) 126 lbs Antonio Mills (Georgia) vs. Elijah Collick (Maryland) Mikey Ruiz (Texas) vs. Joe Uhorchuk (Tennessee) Dom Deputy (Pennsylvania) vs. Sean Willcox (California) Miklo Hernandez (Minnesota) vs. Ignacio Villasenor (Oklahoma) 132 lbs Moses Mendoza (California) vs. Shamus Regan (South Carolina) Nathan Rioux (Indiana) vs. Dale Corbin (Pennsylvania) Freddy Bachmann (Pennsylvania) vs. Chris Huerta (California) Deven Lopez (Colorado) vs. Israel Borge (Missouri) 138 lbs Tyler Dekraker (Florida) vs. Dawson Youngblut (Iowa) Camden Baum (Pennsylvania) vs. Dean Anderson (Arizona) Gavin Mangano (New York) vs. Braylon Reynolds (Indiana) John Stewart (Alabama) vs. Sam Herring (Pennsylvania) 144 lbs Brandt Harer (Pennsylvania) vs. Tyler Traves (Virginia) Michael Romero (California) vs. Arseni Kikiniou (California) Joseph Toscano (California) vs. Samson McKissick Staley (New York) Grayson Fuchs (Michigan) vs. Clinton Shepherd (Indiana) 150 lbs Bo Bassett (Pennsylvania) vs. Brady Hand (Virginia) Colin Rutlin (Missouri) vs. Rocco Cassioppi (Illinois) Joseph Joyce (Rhode Island) vs. Mason Petersen (Nebraska) Charlie DeSena (Florida) vs. Michael Turi (Pennsylvania) 157 lbs Josiah Sykes (Virginia) vs. Matty Staples (Indiana) Cooper Rowe (Minnesota) vs. Liam Kelly (Illinois) Justus Heeg (Illinois) vs. Zachery Little (Tennessee) Billy Tyler (Virginia) vs. Griffin LaPlante (New York) 165 lbs Melvin Miller (Pennsylvania) vs. Liam Crook (Wisconsin) Nadav Nafshi (Florida) vs. David Perez (Rhode Island) Josh Piparo (New Jersey) vs. Arment Waltenbaugh (Pennsylvania) Jaelen Culp (South Carolina) vs. Maximus Dhabolt (Iowa) 175 lbs Salah Tsarni (Maryland) vs. Brennan Warwick (Ohio) Jayden O’Farrill (Pennsylvania) vs. Isai Fernandez (California) Eli Leonard (Wisconsin) vs. Mario Carini (California) Brock Oizerowitz (New Jersey) vs. Waylon Cressell (Iowa) 190 lbs Luke Ricketts (Kentucky) vs. Alex Reyes (New Jersey) William Ward (Minnesota) vs. Ladd Holman (Utah) Ryder Wilder (Georgia) vs. Michael White (Indiana) Devin Downes (New York) vs. Jimmy Mastny (Illinois) 215 lbs Cooper Roscosky (Pennsylvania) vs. Ceasar Salas (Indiana) Kendahl Hoare (Pennsylvania) vs. Decker Bechtold (Pennsylvania) Cael Dunn (North Carolina) vs. Carter Brown (Missouri) Peter Mocco (Florida) vs. Kal-El Fluckiger (Arizona) 285 lbs Michael Mocco (Florida) vs. Zayne Candelaria (Arizona) Logan Tollison (Michigan) vs. Cael Leisgang (Wisconsin) Preston Wagner (Nebraska) vs. James Hartleroad (Indiana) Isaiah Taylor (Pennsylvania) vs. Kameron Hazelett (Indiana)

Who’s #1 Girls High School Results 100 lbs: Ryleigh Sturgill (Tennessee) over Bella Manno (New Jersey) 9-4 110 lbs: Kayla Batres (Connecticut) over Sophia Marie Gonzales (California) 10-0 130 lbs: Landri Von Gonten (Texas) over Taina McGowan (New Jersey) 16-3 170 lbs: Kaili Manuel (Michigan) over Autumn Elsbury (Iowa) 10-0 115 lbs: Taylor Whiting (Wisconsin) over Reagan Mathers (Arizona) 7-6 140 lbs: Riley Hanrahan (Wisconsin) over Nora Akpan (Minnesota) 17-12 155 lbs: Ella Poalillo (New Jersey) over Janiya Johnson (Tennessee) 9-2 125 lbs: Caley Graber (Minnesota) over Emma Bacon (Pennsylvania) 13-6 105 lbs: Jaclyn Bouzakis (Pennsylvania) over Hailey Delgado (Texas) 10-0 145 lbs: Violette Lasure (Pennsylvania) over Eve Skrocki (Iowa) Fall :46 135 lbs: Taina Fernandez (Maryland) over Morgan Lucio (Arizona) 10-0 120 lbs: Everest Leydecker (Arizona) over Epenesa Elison (California) 9-6 Who’s #1 Boys High School Results 165 lbs: Melvin Miller (Pennsylvania) maj Maximus Dhabolt (Iowa) 19-8 120 lbs: Rocklin Zinkin (California) fall Dom Munaretto (Illinois) 3:57 126 lbs: Antonio Mills (Georgia) dec Paul Kenny (New Jersey) 7-6 157 lbs: Camryn Howard (New York) dec Wyatt Medlin (Illinois) 7-6 190 lbs: Adam Waters (Pennsylvania) dec Tanner Hodgins (New Jersey) 4-2 106 lbs: Ariah Mills (Georgia) maj Turner Ross (Oklahoma) 11-1 175 lbs: Nick Singer (Pennsylvania) dec Joey Jeter (Oklahoma) 12-5 138 lbs: Tyler Dekraker (Virginia) dec Kellen Wolbert (Wisconsin) 4-3 132 lbs: Jayden Raney (Kentucky) fall Moses Mendoza (California) Fall 6:02 120 lbs: Landon Sidun (Pennsylvania) maj Rocklin Zinkin (California) 13-4 285 lbs: Coby Merrill (California) dec Michael Mocco (Florida) 4-1 150 lbs: Bo Bassett (Pennsylvania) InjDef Jordyn Raney (Kentucky)

Last night, the Ohio State Buckeyes got on the board in the Class of 2027 recruiting race. Local product, Michael Boyle (Bishop Watterson, OH), chose to stay in Columbus and wrestle for the hometown team. Boyle is the #47 overall recruit in the Class of 2027 and is currently ranked second in the nation at 215 lbs. In two years of high school competition, Boyle is a perfect two-for-two in claiming Ohio DII State titles. His first came as a freshman at 165 lbs. Boyle then jumped up three weight classes and hauled in a second at 215. Over the summer, Boyle had his national breakout, advancing to the finals of the Junior freestyle competition in Fargo. He was also fifth in Greco-Roman. Last year, Boyle’s lone All-American honor from Fargo came with a fifth-place finish in 16U Greco. Before committing to Ohio State, Boyle took visits to Purdue and Virginia Tech. Since he’s a 215 lber heading into his junior year of high school, there’s a good chance that Boyle grows into a heavyweight - in high school or at the next level. Should that happen, Boyle would fill a huge need for Ohio State. They do not have the successor to All-American heavyweight Nick Feldman (redshirt junior) on the roster. Keeping Boyle at home is a great start for an Ohio State program that has inked top-five recruiting classes in three of the last four years. For all of the commitments from the Class of 2027: Click Here