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MSHSAA Day 1 GRC State Wrestling

by Jeremy Benson, GrandRiverConference.com

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25 Boys and 10 Girls from the GRC and GRC West remain alive after Day 1 of the MSHSAA State Wrestling.

Here are the Day 2 Matchups:

Day 2 Boys Matchups
Boys Semifinals (14)
106 - Reece Stufflebean, Marceline (39-5) vs. Brodie Zeller, Stover (32-5)
106 - Nicholas Larson, Gallatin (32-15) vs. Bryson Dubes, Centralia (21-15)
113 - Jacob White, Trenton (46-3) vs. Jayce Estes, Warsaw (39-0)
120 - Cooper Houser, Trenton (35-12) vs. Nolan Laux, Fatima (41-3)
126 - Jace Keller, Brookfield (41-6) vs. Gavin Utz, East Buchanan (38-12)
132 - Eli Sperry, Gallatin (45-2) vs. Andrew Griffen, Marceline (22-3)
138 - Payton Parn, Brookfield (26-0) vs. Drake Coots, Lathrop (35-13)
175 - Carter Harms, Maysville (41-5) vs. Wyatt Adkisson, Centralia (7-0)
190 - Mayson Edwards, South Harrison (41-7) vs. Connor Henderson, Centralia (26-1)
190 - Devan Parn, Brookfield (45-0) vs. Eli Ferrell, Sherwood (43-3)
215 - Scout Gooch, Marceline (34-7) vs. Justin Lehn, St. Pius X (Festus) (44-7)
215 - Crae Coffey, South Harrison (51-3) vs. Ian Tuggle, Centralia (42-3)
285 - Ryder Herron, Rock Port (37-4) vs. Marshall Kable, Centralia (33-11)

Boys 3rd Round Wrestlebacks (11)
106 - Thales Marshall, South Harrison (32-17) vs. Carter Whitman, Hollister (35-14)
113 - Gaven Schriener, Marceline (36-19) vs. Hunter Hodum, St. Pius X (Festus) (27-13)
113 - Vincent Smithson, Stanberry (40-11) vs. Avery Young, Macon (32-13)
120 - Dane Phillips, Marceline (27-22) vs. Brayden Sullard, Lawson (38-9)
126 - Brendon Hoover, South Harrison (32-18) vs. Rhett Pollard, Macon (21-5)
132 - Ryder Teachau, Brookfield (33-7) vs. Daishaun Wilbourn, Maplewood-Richmond Heights (39-11)
138 - Mason Rongey, Trenton (32-10) vs. Conner Clanton, Valle Catholic (37-9)
144 - Chase Wilson, Polo (44-6) vs. Gage Judd, Versailles (22-8)
144 - Kameron Perry, Brookfield (26-3) vs. Heinrich Wooten, Macon (29-15)
165 - Ethan Smith, South Harrison (42-12) vs. Drake Murrell, Warsaw (44-5)
285 - Ruger Johnson, South Harrison (42-12) vs. Jabbar Granberry, KIPP St. Louis (14-7)

Day 2 Girls Matchups
Girls Semifinals (6)
110 - Jayden Keller, Brookfield (43-0) vs. Haley Brooks, Holden (52-4)
125 - Hadlye Sackrey, Brookfield (39-5) vs. Emmy Begemann, Fulton (48-6)
140 - Riley Howell, Brookfield (43-4) vs. Dorie Richardson, Sullivan (41-2)
145 - Karydon Jones, Gallatin (27-13) vs. Julian Smith, Principia (40-3)
155 - Mya Sackrey, Brookfield (43-1) vs. Lorelei Weaver, Higginsville (31-8)
155 - Claire Barton, Maysville (36-4) vs. Amitria Mcnack, Clinton (49-1)

Girls 3rd Round Wrestlebacks (4)
105 - Norah Watkins, Rock Port (38-8) vs. Myla Woolridge, Kearney (36-7)
120 - Emma Teten, Rock Port (30-13) vs. Mallori Edwards, Eldon (45-11)
145 - Avery Clark, Trenton (18-3) vs. Sarah Wilson, Marshfield (44-9)
190 - Abigail Parker, Galaltin (35-6) vs. Eva Alexander, Oak Grove (30-8)


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