All four of the 2013 team champions return to defend their respective titles:
Jackson County Central in Class A; Kasson-Mantorville in Class AA; and Apple
Valley and St. Michael-Albertville, who were co-champions in Class AAA. Jackson
County Central is looking for its fifth consecutive title and Apple Valley is
working toward its ninth. Kasson-Mantorville and Michael-Albertville are both
hoping to claim their second.
Three teams are making their first appearances: Minneota/Lincoln HI in Class A;
and Pequot Lakes/Pine River-Backus and Dawson-Boyd/Lac qui Parle
Valley/Montevideo in Class AA. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Apple
Valley returns for its 32nd consecutive and 33rd overall appearance.
In the individual competition, 18 champions return for more gold medals — six
in Class AAA, five in Class AA, and seven in Class A.
The 2014 State Wrestling Tournament opens Thursday, February 27, and runs
through Saturday, March 1, at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul. The three-day
format features all of the team dual competition on Thursday, followed by
exclusive individual competition Friday and Saturday.
This is the sixth year that the teams have been seeded. The 24 coaches of the
section champions logged onto a special page of the League Web site and each
coach ranked the other teams one through seven. The highest and lowest rankings
for each team were discarded, leaving five rankings for each team. From those
rankings, the top five teams were seeded. In conference calls with all eight
head coaches of each class and gender, League Associate Director Craig Perry
announced the top five seeds. A blind draw established the opponent for the top
three seeded teams. Numbers four and five compete against each other automatically
Class A Team Highlights
Six teams that competed in the 2013 tournament, including the four-time
defending champions from Jackson County Central (Section 2), return to this
year’s field. The Huskies are the No. 5-seeded team this year. Jackson County
Central is making its fifth consecutive and sixth overall appearance under this
name. In addition to the past four years, the Huskies also claimed top honors
in 2008. Jackson County Central, as a co-op with Southwest Star Concept of
Okabena, made four additional appearances between 1998 and 2007 and won titles
in 1999 and 2000. Jackson also made three appearances as a co-op with Heron
Lake-Okabena-Lakefield between 1993 and 1997.
The other returning teams are Frazee (Section 8), Pierz (Section 7), Chatfield
(Section 1), Sibley East of Arlington (Section 4), and Atwater-Cosmos-Grove
City (Section 5).
The Frazee Hornets are making their second consecutive and 21st overall
appearance. They are seeded No. 2 this year and are hoping to improve on last
year’s runner-up showing. The Hornets are in the hunt for their fifth title;
they won previously in 1992, 1999, 2002, and 2011.
The unseeded Pierz Pioneers, who lost in the consolation semifinals last year,
are making their fourth consecutive and 11th overall appearance. If they win it
would be their third championship; they won previous back-to-back titles in
2004 and 2005.
Chatfield, Sibley East, and Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City all return for their
second consecutive appearances. The No. 3-seeded Chatfield Gophers are making
their fourth overall appearance and placed third in 2013. The unseeded
Wolverines of Sibley East return for their fifth overall appearance and are
looking to improve on last year’s fourth-place finish. Atwater-Cosmos-Grove
City, which took consolation honors last year, is making its ninth overall
appearance. The Falcons enter the tournament as the top seed and are hoping for
their second championship. They won their one previous title in 2007.
The other teams in the Class A field are Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale (Section 6) and
Minneota/Lincoln HI (Section 3). The Raiders of Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale are
making their fifth appearance, but first since 2002. The Vikings of
Minneota/Lincoln HI are making their first appearance under this name. Minneota
made five additional appearances between 1996 and 2012.
The 9 a.m. Thursday Class A seeded quarterfinal pairings and the team records
followed by the final rankings of The Guillotine wrestling publication
are: Bertha-Hewitt/V
Class AA Team Highlights
The KoMets of Kasson-Mantorville (Section 1) return as the defending champions.
This is the fifth consecutive and eighth overall appearance for the KoMets, who
are the No. 5 seed this year. If they win it would be their second title.
Three other teams also return from the 2013 field: Foley (Section 6); Simley of
Inver Grove Heights (Section 4); and Totino-Grace of Fridley (Section 5).
The Foley Falcons are the No. 2 seed this year and are looking to improve on
last year’s third-place showing. This is their seventh consecutive and 21st
overall appearance and they won previous titles in 1989, 1993 and 1994.
The top-seeded Spartans of Simley, who placed second last
year, return for their seventh consecutive and 20th overall appearance. If they
win it would be their 10th championship. They won three consecutive titles
between 1987 and 1989 and they won again in 1992. Simley also won five
consecutive championships between 2008 and 2012.
The Eagles of Totino-Grace, who are making their second consecutive and 12th
overall appearance, lost in the consolation semifinals last year. They enter
this year’s tournament as the No. 4 seed.
Pequot Lakes/Pine River-Backus (Section 8), Milaca/Faith
Christian (Section 7), Scott West, which includes students from Belle Plaine,
Jordan, and Holy Family Academy (Section 2), and Dawson-Boyd/Lac qui Parle
Valley/Montevideo (Section 3), are the other teams competing in the Class AA
field. The unseeded co-ops of Pequot Lakes/Pine River-Backus and
Dawson-Boyd/Lac qui Parle Valley/Montevideo are both making their first
appearances this year.
The Panthers of Scott West, who are the No. 3 seed this year, return after a
one-year absence to make their 14th appearance. The unseeded Wolves of
Milaca/Faith Christian also return after a one-year hiatus. They are making
their 11th appearance this year.
The 11 a.m. Thursday Class AA seeded quarterfinal pairings and the team records
followed by the final rankings of The Guillotine wrestling publication
are: Pequot Lakes/Pine River-Backus (18-4 No. 11) vs. No. 2 Foley (25-3 No.
2); Milaca/Faith Christian (23-9 No. 10) vs. No. 3 Scott West (21-2 No.
3); Dawson-Boyd/Lac qui Parle Valley/Montevideo (28-4 No. 8) vs. No.
1 Simley (23-3 No. 1); No. 5 Kasson-Mantorville (22-6 No. 5) vs.
No. 4 Totino-Grace (16-4 No. 4).
Class AAA Team Highlights
There were co-champions in Class AAA last year and both Apple Valley
(Section 3) and St. Michael-Albertville (Section 7) return to defend their
titles. Apple Valley returns as an eight-time defending champion. The Eagles,
who are the top seed, are making their 32nd consecutive and 33rd overall
tournament appearance. In addition to the past eight years, they also won team
championships in 1983, 1985, 1986, 1991, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001,
2002, 2003, and 2004.
The No. 2-seeded Knights of St. Michael-Albertville are returning for their
16th consecutive and 24th overall appearance. If they win it would be their
eighth title. In addition to last year, they also won in 1996, 1997, 2004,
2005, 2006 and 2007.
Three other teams also return from the 2013 qualifying field. Moorhead (Section
8), which is not seeded this year, is making its second consecutive and ninth
overall appearance. The Spuds took consolation honors in 2013. Prior Lake
(Section 2) also returns. The Lakers, who are the No. 3 seed this year, are
making their fourth consecutive and sixth overall appearance. They’re hoping to
improve on last year’s third-place showing. The final returning team is Willmar
(Section 6). The Cardinals, seeded No. 5 this year, placed sixth in 2013. They
are making their third consecutive and fifth overall appearance.
The other teams competing in Class AAA are: Tartan of Oakdale (Section 4);
Maple Grove (Section 5); and Hastings (Section 1). The Tartan Titans return to
tournament action for the first time since 2008. They are not seeded this year
and are making their second appearance. Maple Grove is making its second
appearance, but first since 2010. The Crimson are also unseeded this year. The
Hastings Raiders, who come in as the No. 4 seed, return to action after a
one-year absence. They are making their 12th appearance overall and are looking
for their second title. They won their one previous championship in 1996.
The 9 a.m. Thursday Class AAA seeded quarterfinal pairings and the team records
followed by the final rankings of The Guillotine wrestling publication
are: Moorhead (20-3 No. 12) vs. No. 2 St. Michael-Albertville (23-3 No.
2); Tartan (21-10 unranked) vs. No. 3 Prior Lake (24-8 No. 3);
Maple Grove (19-14 unranked) vs. No. 1 Apple Valley (29-0 No. 1);
No. 5 Willmar (19-3 No. 7) vs. No. 4 Hastings (26-8 No. 6).
Class A Individual Highlights
106 pounds —Brock Buysse (36-5) of Minneota/Lincoln HI is the only returning
medalist. He placed fifth in this weight class last year. There are no perfect
records.
113 pounds — There are three returning medalists, including the 2013 champion
at 106 pounds, Austin Anderly (30-3) of LeSueur-Henderson. The other two
returning medal-winners are: Joey Majerus (37-3) of Zumbrota-Mazeppa, fourth in
this weight class; and Wyatt Stevens (33-8) of Windom/Mountain Lake, fourth at
106 pounds. Jared Goldsmith (28-0) of Chatfield has the only perfect record.
120 pounds — Cameron Sykora (31-0) of Border West, last year’s champion at 113
pounds, leads the field. Three additional medal-winners also return: Spencer
Jenniges (37-0) of Wabasso/Red Rock Central, runner-up at 113 pounds; Brendon
Coyer (37-3) of Osakis, third at 106, and Joe Fischenich (36-3) of
Windom/Mountain Lake, fifth at 113 pounds. Sykora and Jenniges boast the only
unblemished records.
126 pounds — Louie Sanders (34-2) of Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial Area, who won
at 120 pounds last year, is the highest returning qualifier. Seth Elwood (29-4)
of Medford and Jordan Biehn (36-4) of Jackson County Central also return.
Elwood was the runner-up at 106 pounds last year, and Biehn was fourth at 120
pounds. There are no perfect records.
132 pounds — Quinten Berres (30-1) of Kimball Area, who struck gold at 126
pounds last year, leads a field of three returning medalists. The others are:
Jason Meyer (34-6) of Sibley East, fifth at 126 pounds; and Jared Willaby (36-4)
of Windom/Mountain Lake, sixth. No one has a perfect record.
138 pounds — Three medal-winners return: Hank Friederichs (38-2) of Chatfield,
third at 120 pounds; Tyler Keller (28-5) of Medford, third at 126 pounds; and
Austin Brockhoff (35-3) of Sibley East, sixth at 132 pounds. There are no
perfect records.
145 pounds —Larry Bomstad (42-0) of Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City returns to defend
his title in this weight class. He will be challenged by Hunter Retzlaff (36-3)
of Sibley East and Dylan Herman (37-4) of United South Central of Wells.
Retzlaff was the runner-up at 138 pounds last year and Herman was third at 132
pounds. Bomstad boasts the only perfect record.
152 pounds — Six medal-winners return: Harvey Friederichs (38-1) of Chatfield,
runner-up at 132 pounds; Paden Moore (39-3) of Jackson County Central,
runner-up at 145 pounds; Logan Peterson (41-1) of Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City,
third at 138 pounds; Brady Bos (35-2) of Pipestone Area, fourth in this weight
class; Shane Stewart (23-3) of Lake City, fifth at 145 pounds; and Jerod Novak
(33-3) of Aitkin, sixth at 145 pounds. There are no perfect records.
160 pounds — Zachary Carlson (42-0) of Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg, who placed
second at 152 pounds last year, leads the field. Three other medal-winners also
return: Mitch Lange (36-2) of Royalton/Upsala, fourth in this weight class; Sam
McPhail (34-1) of Pine Island, fifth at 152 pounds; and Luke Norland (39-3) of
Jackson County Central, sixth at 152 pounds. Carlson has the only perfect
record.
170 pounds — Keegan Moore (41-0) of Jackson County Central and Austin Maanum
(37-3) of Border West both return from the 160-pound class. They placed third
and fifth last year, respectively. Moore boasts the only unblemished
record.
182 pounds — Three medalists return: Nico Anderson (33-1) of Fillmore
Central/Lanesboro/Mabel-Canton, runner-up at 170 pounds; Colten Carlson (35-3)
of United South Central, fourth in this weight class; and Maverick Whitcomb
(38-3) of Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City , fourth at 170 pounds. No one has a
perfect record.
195 pounds — The defending champion in this weight class, Nathan Rose (38-1) of
Sibley East, returns. Three other medal-winners also return: Chase Norton
(35-7) of Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg, runner-up at 220 pounds; Tyler Patron
(29-2) of New York Mills, third in this weight class; and Lucas Etchason (29-1)
of Triton, Dodge Center, fourth in this weight class. Monty Holm (32-0) of
Fillmore Central/Lanesboro/Mabel-Canton has the only perfect record.
220 pounds — Lucas Damm (36-4) of Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City returns to defend
his title at 220 pounds. Dillon Card (39-0) of Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale, who took
fifth at 182 pounds in 2013, is the only other medal-winner to qualify. Card
has the lone perfect record.
285 pounds — Alex Schroepfer (37-0) of Wabasso/Red Rock Central is the only
undefeated competitor. He placed fifth in this weight class in 2013. The other
returning medalist is Taylor Carlson (31-2) of United North Central, the
fifth-place finisher at 220 pounds.
Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial Area leads the Class A field with nine
qualifiers. Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City and Pierz each have nine. Chatfield,
Jackson County Central, Minneota/Lincoln HI and Sibley East each have qualified
eight.
Class AA Individual Highlights
106 pounds — Defending champion Tucker Sjomeling (41-0) of Delano is the
lone returning qualifier. Sjomeling also boasts the only perfect record.
113 pounds — Four medal-winners return to pursue gold at 113 pounds. Paul
Fitterer (38-0) of Cannon Falls and Jake Allar (38-4) of Benilde-St.
Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, placed third and fourth at 106 pounds,
respectively. Jacob Jewett (34-6) of Glencoe/Lester Prairie, sixth at 106
pounds, and Jakob Stageberg (34-0) of New London-Spicer, fifth in this weight
class, are the other returning qualifiers. Fitterer and Stageberg are the only
undefeated competitors.
120 pounds — Skyler Petry (38-0) of Waterville-Elysian-Morristown/JWP and Dylan
Connell (33-5) of Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom, are the only returning
qualifiers. Petry, who has this year’s only perfect record, placed third at 113
pounds last year. Connell was sixth in this weight class.
126 pounds — Anthony Luft (38-2) of Worthington, who won gold at 120 pounds
last year, leads a pack of four returning medal-winners. The others are: Tyler
Funk (24-4) of Foley, runner-up at 120 pounds; David Flynn (41-2) of Scott
West, fourth at 113 pounds; and Stephen Holecek (32-7) of Thief River Falls.
None of the competitors are undefeated.
132 pounds — Two medalists from 2013 move up to compete at 132 pounds: Griffin
Parriott (38-1) of New Prague, third at 120 pounds; and Ty Griffin (32-2) of
Rockford, fifth at 126 pounds. There are no unblemished records.
138 pounds — Zach Siegle (42-1) of Scott West is the highest returning
qualifier. He placed third at 126 pounds last year. Logan Kass (35-4) of
Benilde-St. Margaret’s and Zach Beaumaster (32-6) of Monticello also return.
Kass was fourth at 132 pounds last year and Beaumaster was fifth in this weight
class. There are no perfect records.
145 pounds — Brady Berge (43-0) of Kasson-Mantorville is the only returning
medal-winner at this weight class. He placed third at 132 pounds last year and
has this year’s only perfect record.
152 pounds — Four returning medalists compete in this class: Mack Short
(40-3) of Simley, runner-up at 145 pounds; Walker Thiele (31-6) of
Totino-Grace, fourth in this weight class; Carter Holthaus (31-3) of Albany,
fifth in this class; and Parker Jackson (39-3) of Detroit Lakes, sixth at 145
pounds. No one has a perfect record.
160 pounds — Andrew Fogarty (41-1) of Scott West and Zach Zimmer (22-1) of
Becker both return from the 2013 tournament. Fogarty was third in this weight
class and Zimmer placed fifth at 145 pounds. There are no perfect records.
170 pounds — Josh Selly (36-2) of Tri-City United, Montgomery, looks to improve
on his runner-up finish at 152 pounds last year. Bobby Lee (28-4) of Becker,
sixth at this weight class last year, also looks to claim the championship. Joe
Virga (30-0) of Chisago Lakes Area of Lindstrom boasts the only unblemished
record.
182 pounds — Three medal-winners return from the 2013 field: Brian Bertram
(6-1) of Byron, third in this weight class; Tyler Midas (33-3) of Foley, fourth
in this weight class; and Isaac Florell (39-4) of Totino-Grace, fourth at 170
pounds. There are no perfect records.
195 pounds — Lance Benick (41-0) of Totino-Grace returns to defend his title.
He will be challenged by two other returning medalists: Carson Haugen (33-4) of
Worthington, fourth in this weight class; and Mitch Struffert (30-7) of Foley,
sixth in this weight class. Benick boasts the only unblemished record.
220 pounds — Defending champion Clay Broze (30-0) of Cannon Falls returns in
search of more gold. Two other medal-winners also return: Christian DuLaney
(29-2) of Benilde-St. Margaret’s, runner-up at 182 pounds; and Jake Filk (35-2)
of Hutchinson, sixth in this weight class. Broze has the lone perfect record.
285 pounds — Sam Stoll (42-0) of Kasson-Mantorville, who struck gold in this
class in 2013, is the only returning medalist. He also boasts the only perfect
record.
Simley leads the field with 13 qualified wrestlers. South St. Paul and
Totino-Grace of Fridley each have nine qualifiers. Benilde-St. Margaret’s and
Dawson-Boyd/Lac qui Parle/Monetivideo each have eight qualifiers.
Class AAA Individual Highlights
106 pounds — Brad Osatiuk (27-0) of Maple Grove looks to improve on his
runner-up finish in this weight class last year. Jack Bergeland (37-4) of
Centennial of Circle Pines is the other returning medalist; he placed sixth at
106 pounds. Osatiuk, Brent Jones (37-0) of Shakopee and Rylee Molitor (36-0) of
Sartell-St. Stephen enter competition with perfect records.
113 pounds — Two 2013 medal-winners at 113 pounds return in search of a title.
Brian Maas (39-0) of Bemidji, the only undefeated wrestler in this weight
class, placed fifth last year. Jamin LeDuc (35-5) of Farmington finished sixth.
120 pounds — Gannon Volk (35-6) of Apple Valley, the 2013 runner-up at this
weight, is among four returning medalists. Sam Bennyhoff (39-0) of Mound Westonka
was runner-up at 113 pounds, Mitchell McKee (41-1) of St. Michael-Albertville
placed third at 106 pounds, and Alex Lloyd (37-0) of Shakopee was fifth at 106.
Bennyhoff and Lloyd have the only perfect records.
126 pounds — Two defending champions move up to compete for the title at 126
pounds. Tommy Thorn (42-0) of St. Michael-Albertville took top honors at 120
pounds in 2013. Taylor Venz (32-8) of Farmington claimed the gold at 106
pounds. Travis Swanson (33-9) of Cambridge-Isanti, sixth at 120, is the other
returning medalist. Thorn is the only undefeated competitor.
132 pounds — Maolu Woiwor (37-2) of Apple Valley, the 2013 champion at 113
pounds, leads a field of four returning medalists. He is joined by Luke Rowh
(25-2) of Hastings, third at 132 pounds; Nick O’Brien (35-3) of Wayzata,
runner-up at 126 pounds; and Brandon Moen (34-8) of Owatonna, fourth at 113
pounds. There are no perfect records.
138 pounds — Seth Gross (37-2) of Apple Valley, who won the championship at 132
pounds last year, is the only returning medalist. No competitors have a perfect
record.
145 pounds — Four 2013 medal-winners move up to compete for a title at 145
pounds. Mark Voss (39-2) of St. Michael-Albertville, runner-up at 132 pounds,
is the highest returning qualifier. Blake Carlisle (22-7) of Prior Lake took
third at 138 pounds. Ben Donnelly (36-4) of Woodbury placed fourth at 132
pounds. Carson Brolsma (40-1) of Osseo was fifth at 132 pounds. No one is
undefeated.
152 pounds — Justin Herold-Plakut (38-3) of Woodbury placed third and Brandon
Krone (31-1) of Anoka placed fifth in this weight class last year and both
return to improve on those results. Two other medalists move up from 138
pounds: Owen Webster (28-5) of Shakopee, who placed fourth; and Jose Rodriguez
(32-6) of Henry Sibley of Mendota Heights, who finished fifth. No one enters
with a perfect record.
160 pounds — Colten Carlson (37-2) of Willmar, the 2013 runner-up at 152
pounds, is the top returning qualifier. Two other medalists also return: Lucas
Westrich (37-3) of Lakeville North, fourth at 160 pounds; and Matt Njos (32-6)
of Anoka, sixth at 182 pounds. There are no perfect records.
170 pounds — Mark Hall (41-0) of Apple Valley, the 2013 champion at 152 pounds,
returns in pursuit of a new title. He is joined by Corey Parsons (38-2) of
Andover, the third-place medalist at 170 pounds. Hall is the only undefeated
competitor.
182 pounds — TJ Ohara (36-0) of Tartan, last year’s runner-up at 170 pounds, is
the only returning qualifier. Ohara and Kade Johnson (40-0) of Bemidji bring
perfect records into the tournament.
195 pounds — Justin Cumberbatch (29-3) of Alexandria, runner up at 220 pounds
in 2013, is the top returning qualifier. Two other competitors also won medals
last year: Tristyn Hanson (38-3) of Lakeville North, fifth at 182 pounds; and
Daryale Harris (25-9) of Hastings, sixth at 195. No one has a perfect record.
220 pounds — 2013 champion Paul Cheney (39-1) of Apple Valley is defending his
title in this weight class. The other returning qualifier is Alex Hart (39-3)
of Prior Lake, who took third at 195 pounds. Caleb Butler (29-0) of Blaine is
the only undefeated wrestler in this weight class.
285 pounds — Two competitors return to the heavyweight field to chase a
championship. Spencer Sorenson (17-0) of Owatonna finished third and Eriq Smith
(21-4) from Irondale of New Brighton placed sixth. Two other returning medal-winners
move up from 220 pounds to compete for the heavyweight title: Bryce
Kirchner (32-3) of St. Cloud Apollo placed fifth; and George Weege (35-1) of
Winona/Cotter placed sixth. Sorenson has the only perfect record.
Apple Valley qualified 14 wrestlers. Prior Lake qualified 10. Hastings has nine
individual qualifiers.
The Schedule and Ticket Information
This year’s schedule features the team tournament running all day on Thursday,
February 28. The action starts with the Class A and Class AAA quarterfinals at
9 a.m. They will be followed by the Class AA team quarterfinals at 11 a.m.,
which will be run simultaneously with the Class A and Class AAA consolation
semifinals.
At 1 p.m. on Thursday, all three classes will wrestle in the team championship
semifinals and Class AA will also have its consolation semifinals. The
consolation and third-place team matches for all three classes will begin at 5
p.m. Thursday evening, followed by the team championship matches for all three
classes at 7 p.m.
On Friday, February 28, the Class A individual first round begins at 9 a.m. The
Class AA individual first round starts at 11 a.m., followed by the Class AAA
individual first round at 1 p.m. On Friday evening, the Class A individual
championship quarterfinals begin at 4:30 p.m. The Class AA and Class AAA
individual championship quarterfinals will follow at 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.,
respectively. The evening session will conclude with all wrestlebacks at 7:30
p.m.
On Saturday there will be five rounds of competition. The first starts at 9:30
a.m. and will consist of all individual consolation quarterfinals. The second
round will start approximately at 10:45 a.m. and will entail all individual
championship semifinals. Round Three begins approximately at 12:45 p.m. and
will encompass all individual consolation semifinals. At approximately 4:30
p.m., all individual fifth- and third-place matches will begin. The day will
end with all individual championships beginning at approximately 7 p.m. Awards
will then follow the final round.
Other than the first matches of each session, all subsequent rounds will start
immediately following the conclusion of the previous competition in that
session. Thus, most of the start times are approximate. Fans should bear that
schedule in mind in planning their arrival at Xcel Energy Center.
Ticket prices are $14 per adult and $9 per student for each session. Daily
passes are available for $26 for adults and $17 for students. Season passes,
good for the entire tournament, are available to adults for $78 and to students
for $51.
Prep45.com Web Streaming
The championship semifinals and championship matches of the team and individual
competition for all classes will be streamed live by Prep45.com are available
for a $4.97 daily fee.
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