Lincoln-Way co-op edges Schaumburg for Girls Hawk Invite title
By Mike Garofola for the IWCOA
Hoffman Estates hosted the last mega-tournament of the regular season when it welcomed over 40 teams to its Girls Hawk Invite.
The level of talent, including many individuals who will vie for top honors next month in the IHSA Finals in Bloomington, was staggering and featured enough bright stars across the 14 weight divisions to provide electricity to light a small town.
Once again, just as it unfolded three weeks ago at the IWCOA dual team state tournament which also took place at Hoffman Estates, Lincoln-Way co-op and Schaumburg were involved in a fierce battle to see which team would lift the championship trophy.
Lincoln-Way co-op held off the challenge of Schaumburg, taking home the tournament crown with 255.5 points, which was 8.5 more than the Saxons collected, which was 247 points.
Glenbard West and Hoffman Estates tied for third place with each earning 164.5 points, which was just ahead of fifth place Lockport Township, who scored 162 points.
The next five spots on the leaderboard featured Minooka (157), Glenbard East (154), Woodstock co-op (146), Oak Forest (130.5), Conant (125.0) and Dundee-Crown (125.0).
“Lincoln-Way is a tough, gritty team that is well-coached, with all of its girls wrestling hard all throughout their matches, congratulations to them,” said Schaumburg head coach Matt Gruszka.
“(And) hats off to Leo Clark (Hoffman Estates head coach) for bringing together such a great field over these two days. And thanks to everyone associated with this tournament, who all did a great job of running such a massive tournament.”
“(It) was a terrific tournament, tons of high quality competition, and that back-and-forth race with Schaumburg made it so much more exciting for our team,” Lincoln-Way head coach Josh Napier said
“We had a lot of our girls pull their weight once again in this one, just like our dual team final against Schaumburg.”
Napier said that the match between Lincoln-Way freshman Aubrey Barnes and Schaumburg senior Madyson Meyer at 115 was about as exciting as it got, while the 6-3 decision at 125 by Riley Cooney to avenge her loss to Isabella Rivas in the dual team final was not only a huge victory for Barnes, but also for the team.
“Monica Alvarez pulled out a 5-4 win over (Schuamburg’s) Mia Phelps and Bailey Mitchell was easily our unsung hero of the day after being seeded 20th and finishing third,” Napier said.
“Although we did not have an individual champion, I believe we won because we continue to grow each time we compete, we’ve become really battle tested.”
“The girls really support one another, on and off the mats, and truly care for each other.”
Top performers for Lincoln-Way were runner-up Zoe Dempsey (110) and third-place finishers Riley Cooney (125) and Bailey Mitchell (145). Ella Giertuga (140) and Jenna Lee (170) finished fourth, Emily Peyton (105), Aubrey Barnes (115) and Riley DePolo (235) took fifth place, Claire Bray (130) placed sixth and Monica Alvarez (100) was ninth. Others who scored points were Sadie Sparks (120), Liv Clumpner (135), Avery Holeman (155) and Liana Zimmer (190).
Leading the way for Schaumburg were champions Madeline Zerafa-Lazarevic (145) and Nadia Razzak (190) and third-place finishers Madyson Meyer (115), Sharon Olorunfemi (135) and Alya Razzak (170). Regan Paulson (110) and Anna Villarreal (120) took sixth, Lauren Brehmer (130) finished seventh, Justice Girod (105), Aumbree Campos (115) and Amanda Jachimstal (120) placed eighth, Isabella Rivas (125) claimed ninth and Mia Phelps (100) was tenth. Others who scored points for the Saxons were Shreya Gosain (155) and Jade Valadez (140).
Individuals who’ve won IHSA titles that captured championships were Loyola Academy’s Harlee Hiller (115), Hononegah’s Angelina Cassioppi (120), Vandalia’s Sophie Bowers (125), Lockport Township’s Claudia Heeney (135) and Plainfield Central’s Alicia Tucker (170).
Others who captured championships were Rockford East’s Saya Hongmoungkhoune (100), Glenbard East’s Nadiia Shymkiv (105), Glenbard West’s Khloe Perez (110), Hoffman Estates’ Sophia Ball (130), Conant’s Ewa Krupa (140), Plainfield East’s Kaitlyn Bucholz (155) and Rickover Naval Academy’s Jasmine Mejia (235).
Krupa had the most team points with 43 while Bowers and Perez tied for second with 42.5, Ball and Tucker were next-best with 42 points, Heeney, Mejia and Zerafa-Lazarevic each scored 41 points, Hiller collected 40.5 and Bucholz and Cassioppi tied with 40 team points.
Ball led all competitors with 80 match points while Montini Catholic’s Katelyn Bell ranked second with 78. Krupa was the only competitor to record five falls and Bell was the only individual that had three wins by technical fall. Lincoln-Way’s Bailey Mitchell and Oak Park and River Forest’s Michelle Kpekpe both finished 17 positions better than they were seeded.
Here’s a look at the champions and their weight classes at Hoffman Estates’ Girls Hawk Invite
100 – Saya Hongmoungkhoune, Rockford East
Saya Hongmoungkhoune validated her No. 1 spot in the state polls when the Rockford East freshman smashed the 100-pound competition, improving to 15-0 with an impressive 18-11 decision over Montini Catholic senior Katelyn Bell, who’s ranked third, in the 100 title match.
Honhmoungkhoune went ahead for good at 9-5 midway through the second period before a wild third period saw each wrestler add point after point until the final whistle sounded. Bell became her school’s first state medalist last season when she took sixth place at 100.
“Kat is such a great wrestler, with a lot of experience, so it was important that I stay cool and calm as best as I could (keeping) my feet moving, and trying to score points after she did to keep my advantage,” said Hongmoungkhoune, who hopes to become the E-Rabs’ first state medalist on March 1st.
“In a huge tournament like this, it was important for me to go out and prove that I belong with all the other top wrestlers in the state.”
Thornton Township’s Ariel Woodfin won by fall over Wheaton North’s Izzy Paz for third place while Larkin’s Susan Cruz pinned Glenbard West’s Lillyanna Iman for fifth place.
105 – Nadiia Shymkiv, Glenbard East
The 105 weight class was one of several that was deep with talent and it was led by Glenbard East’s Nadiia Shymkiv, who’s second-ranked and arrived with a spotless record.
The Lady Rams junior claimed a third-place finish at 105 at last year’s IHSA Finals behind Kaneland’s Angelina Gochis and Huntley’s Janiah Slaughter after taking fourth place at 105 in 2023 while competing for Glenbard North. She improved to 17-0 after winning a 4-0 decision over Newman Central Catholic sophomore Blair Grennan in the 105 title match.
“My style is to just go out there and wrestle the way my coaches want me to, take as many shots, score points as much as I can, and just wrestle as hard and tough as I can for six minutes,” said Shymkiv, who took the lead for good with takedown 90 seconds into the first period. She looks to become her program’s first two-time state medalist.
No. 7 Grennan (8-2) who last year became the first individual from Newman Central Catholic to bring home a state medal, which was fourth at 100, required some medical attention after a throw in the second period. Grennan was given the green light to go, but once the action resumed, she was forced to endure a hard ride from the eventual champ for the remaining 40 seconds of the period.
“I feel like I can use my strength to ride opponents when I need to,” said Shymkiv, who won a major decision over Dundee-Crown’s Diamond Rodriguez, who’s ranked eighth, in her semifinal while at the same time Grennan recorded a pin over Lockport Township’s Averi Colella, who was ranked tenth.
Colella pinned Rodriguez to claim third place while Lincoln-Way’s Emily Peyton won a major decision over West Chicago’s Brissia Bucio for fifth place.
110 – Khloe Perez, Glenbard West
Khloe Perez’ sister Alycia won the IHSA 100 championship last year in Bloomington and from that success comes mountains of inspiration and motivation for the Glenbard West freshman.
Perez improved her record to 25-0 after spending just over 6 1/2 minutes on the mats to capture the 110-pound crown. She finished off a near-perfect tournament with a pin at 38 seconds over Lincoln-Way junior Zoe Dempsey, who’s ranked No. 2 and took fifth at 105 last season at state.
“(It’s) just my first year of wrestling, but this is a sport my family has been around and involved in for awhile, so I felt really good about being a part of wrestling from the start,” said Perez, who’s ranked No. 1 in one in the state. She tied for second for the most team points with 42.5 and hopes to join Alycia and the Hilltoppers’ first all-stater, Khatija Ahmed, as an IHSA medalist.
“Alycia was a great role model for me, as was my brother Isaiah (2022 Glenbard West grad) so I really feel like I was ready to wrestle when I got to high school.”
After starting his collegiate career at Elmhurst University, Isaiah Perez joined Alycia at Indian Hills Community College in Iowa this fall.
“Zoe’s final obviously did not go how we expected, we wanted to get to our offense (first) and we ended on the defense almost right away,” said Lincoln-Way coach Josh Napier.
“(She) is the type of wrestler that learns from her mistakes, so we will take this loss as a blessing, and get better from it (here) at the right time of the season.”
Woodstock’s Eva Hermansson pinned Burlington Central’s Ruby Vences for third place while Lockport Township’s Veronica Skibicki won a major decision over Schaumburg’s Regan Paulson to take fifth place.
115 – Harlee Hiller, Loyola Academy
Harlee Hiller left the 115-pound weight class in disarray as the Loyola Academy senior, who’s ranked No. 1, smashed the competition for two days that ended with a pin at 1:01 over Burlington Central senior Victoria Macias, a three-time state medalist who’s ranked third.
“I’m healthy, and feel really motivated right now, and ready to go for the last four weeks of my high school career,” said Hiller, who improved to 17-1 and is still undecided about her college address next fall, but on course to wrestle at the next level for sure.
USA Wrestling has Hiller (17-1) No. 6 in its most recent national poll, but the 2023 105-pound IHSA champion, and three-time state medalist who took second place at 115 last year and third at 105 in 2022, chooses not to pay attention to her place in both state and national polls.
“It’s all about staying focused on what’s ahead of me, and nothing else,” says Hiller.
“I am really thrilled to be a part of the recent success we’ve had at Loyola with Massey (Odiotti) and Kai (Calcutt) winning state titles for our boys program. I am very fortunate to have a great coaching staff, especially with (Matt Collum) and the ability to train in the room with Niko (Odiotti) who will do some really great things before he’s done at Loyola.”
Macias took fifth at 115 last season and fifth at 110 in 2023 after placing fourth at 110 in 2022.
Schaumburg’s Madyson Meyer, who’s ranked fourth, won 7-0 over Oak Forest’s Marjorie Rodriguez for third place while Lincoln-Way’s Aubrey Barnes was a winner by fall over Oak Park and River Forest’s Sofia Hinojosa for fifth place..
120 – Angelina Cassioppi, Hononegah
Angelina Cassioppi arrived in the Hononegah room four years ago with immense potential and a family pedigree that just oozed success.
Since those early days, Cassioppi has risen to the top in whatever weight class she competed in and is currently ranked No. 1 at 120 and No. 8 in the nation and is a three-time state champion with her eye squarely on becoming the first four-time IHSA champion.
“In a family like ours’, you’re always working as hard as you can because you don’t want to be the one that stinks,” said Cassioppi, who won IHSA championships at 120 in 2024 and 2023 after winning her first state title at 100 in 2022 in the inaugural IHSA Finals.
Between her, her four brothers and one sister who’ve starred at Hononegah they’ve claimed 10 state medals, led by the four-time All-American, Anthony Cassioppi, who went on to star at the University of Iowa after collecting 3A titles at 285 in 2018 and 2017 and a third at 285 in 2016.
Giovanni (5th at 145 3A in 2019) and Rose (1st at 170 in 2022) left their marks and sophomores Rocco (2nd at 106 3A in 2024) and Bruno (3rd at 113 3A in 2024), will look to continue the Cassioppi name after their sister moves on to a college program yet to be determined.
“(There’s) a target on my back each time I go out there, but I feel like my offseason training, experience, plus mental and physical strength helps me to be prepared for whatever comes at me,” says Cassioppi after her hard-fought 3-1 decision in the 120 title match over Bartlett senior Emma Engels (30-3), who’s fourth-ranked and was a state champion at 100 in 2023 and took sixth place at 110 last season.
“Emma is so strong and long, so the plan was to score more points to take control of the match,” said Cassioppi.”(Obviously) I wasn’t able to do that in the second period when I was on top and riding, I should have cut her and gone for a few more shots. In the third period she tried to use those long arms and legs, so it became a defensive third period for me to protect my lead.”
Glenbrook North sophomore Ariella Dobin (33-1), who’s ranked No. 2 and took fourth at 120 in the 2024 IHSA Finals, lost to Engels 4-2 in the semifinals to suffer her first defeat in 33 matches, but bounced back to claim third place with a fall over Glenbard West’s Karoline Konopka while Woodstock’s Danica LaTessa won with a pin over Schaumburg’s Anna Villarreal for fifth.
125 – Sophie Bowers, Vandalia
Sophie Bowers and her Vandalia Vandals teammates rarely venture to the northern suburbs to compete, but as one of the six IHSA champions in the tournament and one of the five that won a title, she was excited to compete in a quality competition and turned in one of the best showings by winning the championship at 125 and tying for second place in team points with 42.5.
Bowers (25-0) was nearly unstoppable as she cruised to her Hawks Invite title over an impressive field at 125, winning the championship over Grayslake Central junior Gianna Arzer, who’s ranked fourth, with a fall in 4:57. The senior had a combined five pins and wins by technical fall, something that only three others accomplished.
“It’s great to come up (here) to compete in a tournament that has so many talented wrestlers all across the weight classes, especially right at the end to help get us all ready for that last month of the season,” said Bowers, who hopes to join Lauren Dothager as her program’s second two-time medalist.
“I worked on everything during the offseason, and really pushed myself to be better, but I can tell you the No. 1 thing that’s improved is being confident in myself, which wasn’t always there last year.”
The Vandals senior, who was a member of her school’s boys team that finished fourth in the IHSA Class 1A Dual Team Finals while she was competing individually at state, also made her first appearance at the state track and field tournament last spring at 100 meters and just missed advancing at 400 meters.
Lincoln-Way’s Riley Cooney won by medical forfeit over Thornton Township’s Destiny Bright for third place while Bartlett’s Lilly White, who took fifth place at 125 in the 2024 IHSA Finals, won by fall over Glenbard West’s Valentina Fantoni for fifth place.
130 – Sophia Ball, Hoffman Estates
It was another scintillating performance from Hoffman Estates senior Sophia Ball who was all over the post-tournament statistics sheets en route to her title at 130 pounds in her home gym.
Ball (27-1), who was the runner-up to Hononegah’s Angelina Cassioppi last year at 120 at the IHSA Finals and placed fifth at 120 at state in 2023, never allowed an opponent to get a foot-hold against her and was one of four who a combined five pins and wins by technical fall and also had a tourney-high 80 match points as well as tying for fourth with 42 team points.
“(It’s) the time of the year that we have to put everything into our training, while staying healthy, both mentally and physically,” said Ball, who’s ranked third and will wrestle in the fall at Carthage College where she will pursue a degree in nursing.
“(Sophia) is just a monster, a machine, just she keeps on attacking and scoring points, which makes her a very difficult opponent to wrestle against,” Hawks assistant Kevin Beers said.
Ball, who went 27-1 a year ago, recorded a win by technical fall in 3:30 over Conant’s Jasmine Zavaleta (25-6) in the 130 title match.
Thornton Township’s Jalah Wilson won by fall over Burlington Central’s Soraya Walikonis for third place while Minooka’s Sabina Charlebois pinned Lincoln-Way’s Claire Bray to finish fifth.
135- Claudia Heeney, Lockport
Lockport’s top-ranked Claudia Heeney (31-2) made program history after her hard fought 9-3 decision over No. 4 Abigail Ji (Hoffman Estates) in the 135-pound final.
The reigning 130-pound state champion earned her 100th career victory with her championship effort.
“It feels good to get to a hundred wins in a program that gives us great coaching, and a great environment in the room,” the Porters’ junior said.
The nationally-ranked Heeney made quick work of those in her way into the final against Ji, who took an early 3-0 lead.
Ji conceded a reversal to make it a 3-2 contest heading into the second period when Heeney – starting down – executed a neat reversal off the whistle. Two near-fall points extended Heeney’s advantage to 6-3 after four minutes, which she would add to after the pair began the third period in neutral.
“(Ji) was a tough, strong opponent, and someone that I wanted to stay aggressive with and not let up until the very end,” Heeney said.
Heeney stayed busy during the offseason with tournament stops in Fargo, Freestyle state, Super 32 and the U.S. Open in Las Vegas.
Sharon Olorunfemi (Schaumburg) was third, Ruby Gavina (Burlington Central) fourth, Zabby Badru (Lane Tech) fifth and Veronica Vera (Grant) sixth.
140- Ewa Krupa, Conant
After coming close to making her first appearance at state last year, Conant junior Ewa Krupa (29-4) is making the most of all of her opportunities to succeed, witnessed by her biggest win of the season Saturday.
Krupa used just over two minutes to pin her first two opponents on Friday, then followed up with another three more on Saturday to claim the top prize at 140 pounds, capped by a fall on the title mat against Glenbard East’s Maria Green.
“This was a tournament title that Ewa really needed to give her the confidence she needs from here on out,” said a proud Cougars head coach Brad Bessemer.
“(The) grind of getting through two difficult days, five matches, including three today, is something that will go a long way towards helping prepare to compete with the best of the best at sectionals next month.”
Krupa lost her blood-round match at sectionals a year ago to end her season with a respectable 24-12 overall record.
“We were a little nervous about her finals opponent from Glenbard East (Green) because they have a similar style,” Bessemer said, “and her underhooks and pinch head locks were something we needed to be wary of.”
Green (16-1) took a first-period 3-0 lead before Krupa racked up a big lead before recording her fifth pin of the year, at 4:47, to earn her spot atop the podium.
Ezra Rodriguez (Minooka) was third, Ella Gieriuga (Lincoln-Way Co-Op) fourth, Lloyd Kowalczyk (Fremd) fifth and Batula Nasib from West Chicago fifth.
145- Hope Zerafa-Lazarevic, Schaumburg
After the referee raised Hope Zerafa-Lazarevic’s arm following her magnificent performance on Saturday, the Saxons’ effervescent star senior flexed her muscles toward the upper deck of the Hawks gym with a big smile to celebrate her 145-pound title.
“That (flex) was for all of my family members, and extended family here in the crowd, including my brother, who is on leave from the Navy right now,” said a proud Zerafa-Lazarevic, now a dazzling 33-0 as the top-ranked 145-pounder in the state.
She’s also one of the best advocates in Illinois for the sport she loves.
“It feels great to win a championship at such a fantastic tournament that has so many state-ranked wrestlers here,” Zerafa-Lazerevic said. “Many of them will go on to win a bunch of state medals next month.
“From here it’s a hundred percent focused on what’s ahead, and I plan on doing that and more.”
Zerafa-Lazerevic recorded her fourth pin of the tournament over Iyobosa Odiase (29-7) from Oak Forest in her final bout.
Bailey Mitchell from Lincoln-Way Co-op was third, Palmer Calvey (Minooka) fourth, Daniella Ibanez (Dundee-Crown) fifth and Kennedy Dade (Homewood-Flossmoor) sixth.
155- Kaitlyn Bucholz, Plainfield East
Plainfield East junior Kaitlyn Bucholz (25-6) seized her opportunity in this wide open weight class to claim the top prize, following a terrific effort in her final against Woodstock Co-op junior Brianna Crown (21-8).
A well-executed take-down at three minutes gave Bucholz an advantage she never relinquished en route to her 11-1 major decision victory.
“Kaitlyn stayed in good position throughout the two days, she got to her offense, and set the pace in each match,” Bengals head coach Julian Ochoa said.
“In her final, she stayed in good position, won the hand fights, set the tone for the match, and was just really tough on bottom to help her put together a complete final match.”
15-15 a year ago as a sophomore, Ochoa wrestled a strong offseason that that contributed greatly to her improvement this season.
“She wrestled a ton of freestyle last spring, which helped her find her offense as she transitioned back to folkstyle. And she never stopped working to improve,” Ochoa said.
Bucholz, who was second at Freestyle state, spends her extra time in theatre design and technology at Plainfield East.
Mackenzie Lessner (Dundee-East) would finish third, Analiese Aberman (Conant) fourth, Danely Villagomez (Riverside-Brookfield) fifth and Annette Huesca from West Chicago sixth overall.
170- Alicia Tucker, Plainfield Central
The Alicia Tucker wrestling resume is an impressive one, about as long as the arm of the Plainfield Central star.
Tucker has, among other fantastic feats, a 2023 state title to call her own, a second place state finish a year ago, and she’s currently the top-rated 170-pounder in the state.
“I’ve gone from the hunter to the hunted, so I take the No. 1 spot seriously,” Tucker said. “I know my opponents will be after me so it’s important to continue to work hard in order to be prepared for each match from here on out.
Tucker improved to 13-1 after her win by fall against No. 2 Ryann Miller (26-1) from Burlington Central.
The Central sophomore came out as the aggressor, which led to a 6-0 lead after one period following a take-down and near-fall at the edge.
Tucker found her way back in the second period after a reversal to make it 9-5, but Miller answered with a reversal of her own to increase her lead to 11-5 after four minutes.
“I worked a lot during the offseason with my work on my feet, footwork, and staying positive and composed in my matches,” Tucker said. “That was all very important during my final.”
A see-saw, all-action third period saw Tucker take a 13-12 lead with 90 seconds remaining. She finished off the match with a pin at 4:46.
Tucker is still sifting through her college choice for next fall, but promises a decision hopefully around the state tournament.
No. 9 Alya Razza (Schaumburg) and Jenna Lee (Lincoln-Way Co-op) were third and fourth, with Jennifer Paul (Plainfield East) and Asia Lacey (Glenbard East) fifth and sixth.
190- Nadia Razzak, Schaumburg
Schaumburg’s No. 4 Nadia Razzak (33-3) was on her front foot from the opening whistle, looking assured, confident and sharper than the rest of the 190-pound field.
After winning a 3-2 decision over Oak Forest’s No. 6 Isabel Peralta (32-4) in the semifinals, the Schaumburg junior registered a take-down moments into her title match with Lockport’s Sophia Kelner (31-8) en route to a 7-0 victory.
“What a big difference we’ve seen in Nadia this year,” Saxons head coach Matt Gruszka said. “The turning point for her has been the extra work she’s been putting in, plus her overall approach to the sport has been terrific.
“Nadia and her sister (Alya, third overall at 170 pounds) have really turned up their work in the room, and it has shown in her results and overall effort in her matches.”
Razzak twice finished behind MSL and regional champion Jasmine Rene of Wheeling a year ago, before the former Wheeling star went on to claim third place at state. Razzak saw her hopes of a trip downstate last year dashed with a blood-round loss at sectionals.
“Nadia’s goal of making it downstate and onto the podium is so much stronger than a year ago, and if she continues doing the type of work she has been, there’s a very good chance of that happening,” Gruszka said.
Peralta finished third in front of Larkin’s Jadelin Caballero, followed in fifth by Glenbard East’s Nadine Spandiary and a sixth-place finish from Minooka’s Addison Davis.
235- Jasmine Mejia, Rickover Naval Academy
Rickover Naval Academy senior Jasmine Mejia (25-2) continued to state her case to be among the best of the best at 235-pounds, after the two-sport star crushed the competition to win her biggest tournament championship of the season thus far.
Mejia, who was a 2024 shot put and discus thrower state qualifier in 2A, recorded her fourth pin of the tournament over Fremd senior Jasmin Ocampo (18-3), a 2024 state qualifier in wrestling.
“I am super excited to win a tournament as big as this one,” said Mejia, who recently won an individual title at the Sea Dragons’ own tournament.
“I wasn’t really sure just how today would go for me because I woke up feeling sick, but I pushed my way through it,” continued Mejia, who was Chicago Public League runner-up last year to three-time state medalist Aaliyah Grandberry from Curie.
“In that first match today I felt like I was going to collapse, but as the day went on I began to feel good enough to go out there and compete,” Mejia said.
Mejia, herself a two-time state qualifier, is nearly set to attend Spring Arbor University in Michigan, where she plans to continue to wrestle and throw for the women’s track team, while pursuing a degree in psychology with a career as a therapist planned.
Gracey Simmons (Vandalia) was third, Iana Victory (Wheaton North) fourth, Riley DePolo (Lincoln-Way Co-op) fifth and Thanh Dinh of Glenbard West sixth.
Hoffman Estates Girls Hawk Invite place matches
100
1st Place Match
Saya Hongmoungkhoune (Rockford East) 15-0, Fr. over Katelyn Bell (Montini Catholic) 25-4, Sr. (Dec 18-11)
3rd Place Match
Ariel Woodfin (Thornton Township) 18-3, Jr. over Izzy Paz (Wheaton North) 13-6, Sr. (Fall 1:12)
5th Place Match
Susan Cruz (Larkin) 18-9, So. over Lillyanna Iman (Glenbard West) 17-6, Fr. (Fall 4:56)
7th Place Match
Leah Stringfellow (Glenbrook North) 19-3, Fr. over Andrea Jones (Glenbard East) 12-5, Sr. (MD 14-5)
9th Place Match
Monica Alvarez (Lincoln-Way co-op) 26-9, Sr. over Mia Phelps (Schaumburg) 21-11, Fr. (Dec 5-4)
11th Place Match
Karla Sarabia (Glenbard East) 3-2, Fr. over Makenzi Aguilar (Schaumburg) 21-12, Jr. (MD 11-2)
13th Place Match
Ziemann Melanie (Woodstock co-op) 5-5, So. over Brooklyn Eggins-Smith (Grant) 8-15, Fr. (Fall 1:35)
15th Place Match
Julia Hernandez (Lockport Township) 2-3, Fr. over Dakota Perez (Rickover Naval Academy) 21-7, Jr. (M. For.)
17th Place Match
Monika Jahn (Hononegah) 4-1, So. over Kahlynn Spurgeon (Bartlett) 14-10, Jr. (Fall 1:55)
19th Place Match
Ester Migues-Gaytan (Grayslake North) 18-11, So. over Roselyn Cornier (Hoffman Estates) 14-13, Fr. (Fall 5:10)
21st Place Match
Morgan Skwarczynski (Minooka) 8-20, Fr. over Anna Delawder (Glenbard East) 1-3, So. (Fall 3:41)
25th Place Match
Daniella Almazan (Shepard) 2-2, So. over Nataly Gonzalez (Downers Grove South) 0-3, So. (Fall 0:55)
105
1st Place Match
Nadiia Shymkiv (Glenbard East) 17-0, Jr. over Blair Grennan (Newman Central Catholic) 8-2, So. (Dec 4-0)
3rd Place Match
Averi Colella (Lockport Township) 34-6, Sr. over Diamond Rodriguez (Dundee-Crown) 29-3, Sr. (Fall 1:25)
5th Place Match
Emily Peyton (Lincoln-Way) 26-10, Sr. over Brissia Bucio (West Chicago) 23-4, Jr. (MD 8-0)
7th Place Match
Marian Nordsell (Minooka) 21-10, So. over Justice Girod (Schaumburg) 26-10, So. (Dec 2-0)
9th Place Match
Ashley Hammond (Larkin) 23-9, Sr. over Mikaela Najera (Bolingbrook) 20-14, Fr. (Fall 1:26)
11th Place Match
Jivona Brown (Glenbard West) 9-5, Sr. over Melanie Granda (Burlington Central) 9-9, Jr. (Fall 2:34)
13th Place Match
Adinai Muktarbekova (Hoffman Estates) 18-10, Fr. over Valerie Aligia (Glenbard South) 7-8, So. (Fall 1:59)
17th Place Match
Sofia Perez (Shepard) 2-1, Jr. over Tori Ooms (Downers Grove South) 8-10, Jr. (Fall 1:03)
19th Place Match
Elizabeth Castrejon (Rickover Naval Academy) 12-9, So. over Janill Garcia (Larkin) 0-1 (M. For.)
21st Place Match
Shayne Dietzen (Glenbard West) 1-2, Fr. over Grace Spangler (Lincoln-Way) 1-3 (Dec 6-1)
25th Place Match
Samira Giron-Cantero (Riverside-Brookfield) 5-5, Sr. over Andrea Santos (Downers Grove South) 0-3, So. (Fall 1:50)
110
Guaranteed Places
1st Place Match
Khloe Perez (Glenbard West) 25-0, Fr. over Zoe Dempsey (Lincoln-Way) 34-2, Jr. (Fall 0:38)
3rd Place Match
Eva Hermansson (Woodstock) 27-5, Jr. over Ruby Vences (Burlington Central) 25-9, Sr. (Fall 0:57)
5th Place Match
Veronica Skibicki (Lockport Township) 29-11, So. over Regan Paulson (Schaumburg) 17-9, Fr. (MD 10-0)
7th Place Match
Iris Torres (Dundee-Crown) 23-12, Sr. over Evalyn Idzik (Saint Viator) 26-11, Fr. (Dec 7-3)
9th Place Match
Norah Cwik (Bartlett) 23-5, Jr. over Therese Escano (Minooka) 12-7, Jr. (Fall 1:00)
11th Place Match
Zoe Zerial (Lincoln-Way) 14-9, Fr. over Madeline Rakoci (Hoffman Estates) 12-12, Sr. (Fall 1:52)
13th Place Match
Jordan Rodriguez (Bolingbrook) 19-14, So. over Sophia Orcasitas (Oak Forest) 20-16, Fr. (Fall 3:21)
15th Place Match
Mireya Irizarry (Rockford East) 8-7, Jr. over Melany Sanchez (Dundee-Crown) 9-14, Jr. (Fall 0:50)
17th Place Match
Litzy Estrada-A. (Rickover Naval Academy) 23-12, So. over Angela Morales (Minooka) 9-13, Fr. (Fall 4:26)
19th Place Match
Amari Gibson (Hoffman Estates) 10-15, So. over Angela Marinelli (Glenbard East) 8-6, So. (Dec 15-12)
21st Place Match
Candice Cameron (Minooka) 8-10, Jr. over Monica Sanchez (West Chicago) 19-10, So. (Fall 4:00)
23rd Place Match
Bella Clayton (Grayslake Central) 8-18, Fr. over Isabella Bechtold (Burlington Central) 1-4, Fr. (Fall 0:33)
25th Place Match
Aliyah Siordia (Oak Park and River Forest) 6-4, Jr. over Lashuna York (Glenbard South) 8-14, So. (Dec 3-0)
27th Place Match
Ariel Sanchez (Shepard) 2-3, Fr. over Alecia Mueller (Riverside-Brookfield) 2-8, Fr. (Fall 3:37)
29th Place Match
Nadia Otero (Plainfield East) 6-5, Fr. over Marley Black (Vandalia) 6-15, So. (Dec 9-3)
31st Place Match
Aphrodite Gineris (Maine South) 4-15, So. over Paige Finnegan (Rickover Naval Academy) 15-11, Fr. (M. For.)
115
1st Place Match
Harlee Hiller (Loyola Academy) 17-1, Sr. over Victoria Macias (Burlington Central) 23-6, Sr. (Fall 1:01)
3rd Place Match
Madyson Meyer (Schaumburg) 32-2, Sr. over Marjorie Rodriguez (Oak Forest) 32-9, Sr. (Dec 7-0)
5th Place Match
Aubrey Barnes (Lincoln-Way) 26-11, Fr. over Sofia Hinojosa (Oak Park and River Forest) 8-5, So. (Fall 1:54)
7th Place Match
Sophia Newell (West Chicago) 14-7, Sr. over Aumbree Campos (Schaumburg) 8-7, Fr. (Fall 1:44)
9th Place Match
Angelina Nettey (Plainfield East) 29-6, So. over Gisele Varelas (Conant) 16-13, Fr. (Fall 3:40)
11th Place Match
Izzy White (Minooka) 8-5, Fr. over Bella Romando (Lockport Township) 22-18, So. (MD 10-1)
13th Place Match
Aubree Hansen (Woodstock) 10-16, Jr. over Kayden Manis (Grant) 19-8, So. (Fall 3:48)
15th Place Match
Lauren Guerrero (Lane Tech) 19-15, So. over Ferly Guevara (Bolingbrook) 1-2, Jr. (M. For.)
17th Place Match
Ari Shala (Downers Grove South) 12-11, So. over Dianey Marin (Glenbard East) 7-6, Fr. (Fall 0:34)
19th Place Match
Jaiydyn Hoffman (Grant) 3-2, So. over Rubi Guadarrama (Glenbard West) 6-7, Fr. (Fall 0:48)
21st Place Match
Evelyn Gonzalez (Grant) 3-2, Sr. over Judy Soto (Hoffman Estates) 10-12, Jr. (Fall 0:48)
23rd Place Match
Leah Bahena (Bartlett) 2-3, So. over Forfeit Forfeit (West Chicago) 1-4, Fr. (For.)
25th Place Match
Aubrey Veasquez (Oak Forest) 3-2, So. over Tess Wisner (Woodstock) 2-3, Fr. (Fall 1:31)
27th Place Match
Maddie Powell (Grayslake Central) 9-14, So. over Victoria Rivera (Rickover Naval Academy) 4-13, Sr. (Fall 1:24)
29th Place Match
Mei Schmadeke (Wheaton North) 6-7, Jr. over Ava Bieszke (Glenbard West) 0-4, So. (Fall 0:35)
120
1st Place Match
Angelina Cassioppi (Hononegah) 5-0, Sr. over Emma Engels (Bartlett) 30-3, Sr. (Dec 3-1)
3rd Place Match
Ariella Dobin (Glenbrook North) 33-1, So. over Karolina Konopka (Glenbard West) 24-5, So. (Fall 1:18)
5th Place Match
Danica LaTessa (Woodstock) 25-5, Jr. over Anna Villarreal (Schaumburg) 29-8, Jr. (Fall 5:00)
7th Place Match
Holli Coughlen (Minooka) 14-6, Jr. over Amanda Jachimstal (Schaumburg) 11-8, So. (M. For.)
9th Place Match
Kamila Florencio (Hoffman Estates) 8-7, Jr. over Kaila Stubbs (Glenbard East) 9-3, Sr. (Fall 5:36)
11th Place Match
Kaylee Benyo (Newman Central Catholic) 9-6, So. over Anastasia Dewey (Minooka) 10-8, Fr. (Fall 3:58)
13th Place Match
Sadie Sparks (Lincoln-Way) 22-7, Fr. over America Camacho (Grant) 24-11, Fr. (Fall 5:07)
15th Place Match
Grace Migasi (Maine South) 7-12, So. over Forfeit (Glenbard South) 4-10, Fr. (For.)
17th Place Match
Natalia Coleman (Homewood-Flossmoor) 20-15, Fr. over Mia Pendic (Loyola Academy) 5-4, Fr. (TF-1.5 1:45 (19-3))
19th Place Match
Mackensie Szajda (West Chicago) 22-7, So. over Diana Jasso (Hoffman Estates) 6-15, Fr. (Fall 1:03)
21st Place Match
Kloe Bielski (Bolingbrook) 9-23, Jr. over Makayla Castro (Bolingbrook) 6-7, Jr. (Fall 5:07)
25th Place Match
Jazmyn Seeberger (Woodstock) 3-2, Sr. over Zoe Servia (Dundee-Crown) 5-15, Sr. (Fall 3:29)
27th Place Match
Litzy Guaman (Rickover Naval Academy) 5-10, Sr. over Addison Dill (Maine South) 1-4, Jr. (Fall 5:26)
125
1st Place Match
Sophie Bowers (Vandalia) 25-0, Sr. over Gianna Arzer (Grayslake Central) 31-4, Jr. (Fall 4:57)
3rd Place Match
Riley Cooney (Lincoln-Way) 26-11, Jr. over Destiny Bright (Thornton Township) 12-4, Sr. (M. For.)
5th Place Match
Lilly White (Bartlett) 28-3, Jr. over Valentina Fantoni (Glenbard West) 20-6, Sr. (Fall 0:44)
7th Place Match
Olivia Pelayo (Hoffman Estates) 19-6, Jr. over Myla Reyes (Grant) 24-11, So. (Dec 5-1)
9th Place Match
Isabella Rivas (Schaumburg) 31-5, Jr. over Alaina Austin (Minooka) 8-8, So. (MD 13-3)
11th Place Match
Hannah Olsen (Woodstock) 22-8, Jr. over Sheyla Trujillo (Rickover Naval Academy) 2-4, Sr. (Fall 2:19)
13th Place Match
Alyssa Gianola (Maine South) 14-6, Sr. over Riona Jurik (Oak Forest) 2-3, Sr. (Fall 0:39)
15th Place Match
Nichole Castillo (Glenbard South) 15-10, Jr. over Jessica Silva (Dundee-Crown) 6-14, Sr. (Fall 1:10)
17th Place Match
Jiana Forbes (Wheaton North) 4-1, So. over Susana Correa (West Chicago) 6-4, Sr. (Fall 0:31)
19th Place Match
Dakota Rosner (Glenbard East) 5-5, Jr. over Aubry Smith (Minooka) 1-3 (Fall 1:48)
21st Place Match
Miranda Powley (Lockport Township) 13-22, So. over Taniyah Bradley (Homewood-Flossmoor) 9-19, Fr. (Fall 2:32)
23rd Place Match
Kaylen Atkinson (Plainfield East) 3-15, Sr. over Jennifer Soto (Hoffman Estates) 10-9, Fr. (M. For.)
25th Place Match
Anastasia Papaioannou (Saint Viator) 15-13, Sr. over Natalia Montoya (Rockford East) 4-8, Jr. (Fall 0:40)
27th Place Match
Madeline Cefola (Fremd) 4-19, So. over Franny Rice (Wilmette (Loyola Academy) 1-4, Fr. (M. For.)
130
Sophia Ball (Hoffman Estates) 27-1, Sr. over Jasmine Zavaleta (Conant) 25-6, Jr. (TF-1.5 3:30 (21-5))
3rd Place Match
Jalah Wilson (Thornton Township) 19-2, Sr. over Soraya Walikonis (Burlington Central) 24-10, Sr. (Fall 2:18)
5th Place Match
Sabina Charlebois (Minooka) 20-8, Jr. over Claire Bray (Lincoln-Way) 25-14, So. (Fall 0:59)
7th Place Match
Lauren Brehmer (Schaumburg) 3-2, So. over Michelle Kpekpe (Oak Park and River Forest) 4-11, Jr. (Dec 16-15)
9th Place Match
Nyah Lovis (Lane Tech) 30-5 over Melody Williams (Minooka) 11-9, Fr. (Fall 0:31)
11th Place Match
Violet Wheatley (Dundee-Crown) 12-17, Fr. over Lexie Lakota (Minooka) 13-11, Jr. (Fall 0:47)
13th Place Match
Eman Fukah (Downers Grove South) 10-7 over Paola Ramirez (Rickover Naval Academy) 11-7, So. (Fall 0:42)
17th Place Match
Mila Rocush (Shepard) 4-1, So. over Michelle Gallegos (West Chicago) 14-12, So. (Fall 2:59)
19th Place Match
Stella Splendoria (Woodstock) 5-8, Sr. over Mila Masny (Woodstock) 2-3, Fr. (Fall 3:21)
21st Place Match
Elizabeth Moreno (Glenbard East) 6-7, Jr. over Sophia Assaf (Glenbard South) 7-11, So. (Fall 3:35)
23rd Place Match
Lillian Rouskey (Minooka) 8-6, Fr. over Sophia Soteropoulos (Maine South) 0-4, So. (Fall 0:23)
25th Place Match
Nuray Dzheenalieva (Hoffman Estates) 14-10, Fr. over Isabella Martinez (Woodstock) 2-3, Jr. (Fall 0:53)
27th Place Match
Goobileg Erdenebat (Fremd) 3-14, So. over Milena Canton Ahlgrim (Glenbard South) 0-7, Fr. (Dec 6-1)
29th Place Match
Isabella Sison (Grant) 3-11, Jr. over Jasmine Dutt (Maine South) 2-16, So. (MD 13-2)
135
1st Place Match
Claudia Heeney (Lockport Township) 31-2, Jr. over Abigail Ji (Hoffman Estates) 27-5, Sr. (Dec 9-3)
3rd Place Match
Sharon Olorunfemi (Schaumburg) 31-7, So. over Ruby Gavina (Dundee-Crown) 18-6, So. (Inj. 1:21)
5th Place Match
Zabby Badru (Lane Tech) 29-6 over Veronica Vera (Grant) 19-13, Jr. (Fall 1:05)
7th Place Match
Nydia Jotzat (Glenbard West) 20-6, Sr. over Emily Anaya (Riverside-Brookfield) 15-12, So. (Fall 3:11)
9th Place Match
Kiara Manning (Woodstock) 13-10, Jr. over Miah Banda (Plainfield Central) 7-5 (Fall 3:33)
11th Place Match
Ryann Spivey (Minooka) 5-7, Fr. over Michelle Salgado Gonzalez (Glenbard East) 6-9, So. (Fall 1:11)
13th Place Match
Keighera Fleming (Minooka) 13-6, Fr. over Anaya Campbell (Bolingbrook) 8-26, So. (Fall 0:43)
15th Place Match
Maelyn Chromcak (Bolingbrook) 3-19, So. over Maria Brennan (Oak Park and River Forest) 3-14, So. (Dec 12-6)
17th Place Match
Bella Castelli (Hononegah) 4-1, Fr. over Alyson Alvarenga (Grayslake North) 18-14, Jr. (Fall 0:57)
19th Place Match
Liv Clumpner (Lincoln-Way) 17-14, Fr. over Amanda Lezama (Bolingbrook) 1-4, Jr. (Fall 2:37)
21st Place Match
Sofia Mercado (Plainfield East) 7-18, Fr. over Samantha Parzatka (Woodstock) 2-3, Sr. (Fall 4:43)
23rd Place Match
Kamila Sarmiento (West Chicago) 1-3, Fr. over Olivia Zurko (West Chicago) 1-7, So. (M. For.)
140
1st Place Match
Ewa Krupa (Conant) 29-4, Jr. over Maria Green (Glenbard East) 16-1, So. (Fall 4:47)
3rd Place Match
Ezra Rodriquez (Minooka) 25-7, Jr. over Ella Giertuga (Lincoln-Way) 26-14, So. (Dec 11-9)
5th Place Match
Lloyd Kowalczyk (Fremd) 16-8, Sr. over Batula Nasib (West Chicago) 20-8, So. (Fall 3:08)
7th Place Match
Hannah Galvan (Glenbard South) 9-9, Sr. over Liriana Rakoci (Hoffman Estates) 9-7, Sr. (Fall 4:26)
9th Place Match
Ava Kok (Woodstock) 18-9, So. over Nicole Dziura (Barrington) 8-6, Fr. (Dec 6-3)
11th Place Match
Shuntara Freeman (Thornton Township) 12-9, Fr. over Rachel Griggs (Homewood-Flossmoor) 11-10, Sr. (TF-1.5 4:58 (24-9))
13th Place Match
Miranda Tellez (Grayslake Central) 16-10, Fr. over Aaliyah Banda (Plainfield Central) 7-9, So. (MD 10-1)
17th Place Match
Amelia Watterson (Vandalia) 18-11, Fr. over Lydia Weidner (Woodstock) 2-2, Fr. (Fall 1:44)
19th Place Match
Jade Valadez (Schaumburg) 8-12, So. over Lydia Dillon (Grayslake North) 9-18, Sr. (Fall 0:21)
21st Place Match
Mia Quiroz (West Chicago) 1-2, So. over Emma Alexander (Lockport Township) 3-22, Fr. (Fall 2:48)
25th Place Match
Madelyn Moody (Oak Forest) 1-2, So. over Amy Borja (West Chicago) 13-15, So. (Fall 3:38)
145
Guaranteed Places
1st Place Match
Madeline Zerafa-Lazarevic (Schaumburg) 33-0, Sr. over Iyobosa Odiase (Oak Forest) 29-7, Jr. (Fall 0:27)
3rd Place Match
Bailey Mitchell (Lincoln-Way) 10-13, Jr. over Palmer Calvey (Minooka) 24-8, Sr. (Dec 4-1)
5th Place Match
Daniella Ibanez (Dundee-Crown) 15-8, Sr. over Kennedy Dade (Homewood-Flossmoor) 9-11, So. (Fall 0:55)
7th Place Match
Alex Gutierrez (Hoffman Estates) 13-8, Jr. over Gia Cozzani (Glenbard West) 17-9, So. (MD 10-1)
9th Place Match
Isabelle Mejia (Rickover Naval Academy) 21-11, Fr. over Dayanara Elias-Mena (Hoffman Estates) 12-11, So. (Fall 1:12)
11th Place Match
Julia Romero (Plainfield East) 11-9, So. over Madelynn McClements (Homewood-Flossmoor) 14-22, So. (Dec 8-6)
13th Place Match
Susan Bilyal (Conant) 13-9, So. over Brianna Kotovsky (Woodstock) 9-6, So. (Fall 1:22)
15th Place Match
Trinity Jones (Thornton Township) 7-10, Sr. over Aileen Sotelo (West Chicago) 0-4, Sr. (Fall 0:28)
17th Place Match
Alana Smith (West Chicago) 4-2, Fr. over Natalia Cordova (Lane Tech) 9-15 (Fall 3:55)
19th Place Match
Julie Concepcion-Palacios (Hoffman Estates) 8-10, So. over Kate Bohms (Lincoln-Way) 13-18, Fr. (Fall 3:23)
21st Place Match
Ana De La Rosa (Grayslake Central) 4-24, Sr. over Niamh Patterson (Plainfield Central) 2-7, Fr. (Inj. 1:50)
25th Place Match
Brianna Pitz (Woodstock) 2-2, Fr. over Leah Montez (Glenbard East) 4-10, Jr. (Fall 3:56)
155
1st Place Match
Kaitlyn Bucholz (Plainfield East) 25-6, Jr. over Brianna Crown (Woodstock) 22-8, Jr. (MD 11-1)
3rd Place Match
Mackenzie Lessner (Dundee-Crown) 23-6, Sr. over Analiese Aberman (Conant) 24-10, Jr. (Fall 5:57)
5th Place Match
Danely Villagomez (Riverside-Brookfield) 20-6, Jr. over Annette Huesca (West Chicago) 12-4, So. (Fall 3:07)
7th Place Match
Camila Martinez-Gonzalez (Rickover Naval Academy) 22-7, Sr. over Sydnee Allen (Hoffman Estates) 8-7, So. (Dec 4-2)
9th Place Match
Mia Lemberg (Minooka) 20-9, Jr. over Miyalinna DeJesus (Glenbard West) 18-2, Sr. (Dec 15-8)
11th Place Match
Shreya Gosain (Schaumburg) 18-18, Jr. over Essenze Reid (Hoffman Estates) 15-5, So. (M. For.)
13th Place Match
Amaryllis Ramos (Grant) 16-6, Jr. over Valeria Guerrero (Hoffman Estates) 10-5, So. (Fall 1:56)
17th Place Match
Adr Bille (Oak Forest) 24-16, Sr. over Avery Holeman (Lincoln Way) 15-19, Fr. (Fall 0:48)
19th Place Match
Dakota Obbish (Lockport Township) 22-17, Jr. over Simran Grover (Conant) 2-3, Sr. (Fall 5:27)
21st Place Match
Jayiana Newcombe (Conant) 3-2, Fr. over Layla Lopez (Rickover Naval Academy) 5-12, So. (Fall 5:35)
23rd Place Match
Kayla George (Oak Park and River Forest) 3-7, So. over Natasha Myers (Downers Grove South) 3-7, Jr. (For.)
25th Place Match
Madison Willis (Oak Forest) 2-2, Sr. over Adamariz Tellez (Glenbard East) 6-9, Sr. (For.)
170
1st Place Match
Alicia Tucker (Plainfield Central) 13-1, Sr. over Ryann Miller (Burlington Central) 26-1, So. (Fall 4:46)
3rd Place Match
Alya Razzak (Schaumburg) 30-6, Sr. over Jenna Lee (Lincoln-Way) 19-14, So. (Fall 2:57)
5th Place Match
Jennifer Paul (Plainfield East) 17-7, Sr. over Asia Lacey (Glenbard East) 9-4, Sr. (Fall 1:44)
7th Place Match
Olivia Halminiak (West Chicago) 22-8, So. over Mma Akela (Loyola Academy) 6-3, Jr. (M. For.)
9th Place Match
Kezia Gaston (Minooka) 20-8, Jr. over Estefany Bejarano (Riverside-Brookfield) 12-10, Jr. (Fall 3:01)
11th Place Match
Abigail Underhill (Minooka) 10-7, Jr. over Layla McHenry (Schaumburg) 14-10, Fr. (Fall 5:14)
13th Place Match
Brynn Swyers (Vandalia) 19-8, Jr. over Lily Ludford King (Grant) 12-13, Jr. (Fall 1:35)
17th Place Match
Kassandra Lee (Shepard) 3-1, Jr. over Ava Grisela-Urbina (Downers Grove South) 3-2, Fr. (Fall 1:25)
19th Place Match
Yasmin Bonilla (Hoffman Estates) 9-12, So. over Olivia Haywood (Homewood-Flossmoor) 13-26, Fr. (Fall 1:30)
21st Place Match
Midna Lazoya (Rickover Naval Academy) 8-9, So. over Nerissa Blue (Oak Park and River Forest) 5-17, Jr. (Fall 1:23)
23rd Place Match
Monique Mesina (Bolingbrook) 3-26, So. over Heaven Britton (Lockport Township) 12-24, Fr. (Fall 1:23)
25th Place Match
Cassandra Jewell (Maine South) 1-2, Fr. over Lily Ragle (Lockport Township) 2-2, Fr. (Fall 3:46)
190
Guaranteed Places
1st Place Match
Nadia Razzak (Schaumburg) 33-3, Jr. over Sophie Kelner (Lockport Township) 31-8, Jr. (Dec 7-0)
3rd Place Match
Isabel Peralta (Oak Forest) 32-4, Sr. over Jadelin Caballero (Larkin) 27-5, So. (Dec 1-0)
5th Place Match
Nadine Spandiary (Glenbard East) 11-2, Sr. over Addison Davis (Minooka) 22-8, Jr. (Fall 1:55)
7th Place Match
Zuza Cebulski (Downers Grove South) 9-7 over Violet Gray (Vandalia) 11-10, So. (Dec 4-2)
9th Place Match
Myra Vicencio (Lockport Township) 4-1, Jr. over Daniyah Nixon (Glenbard West) 14-9, So. (Fall 3:45)
11th Place Match
Liana Zimmer (Lincoln-Way) 19-17, Sr. over Layla Moreland (Lane Tech) 12-10 (Fall 1:39)
13th Place Match
Jen Serna (Plainfield East) 17-11, Jr. over Lesley Castillo (Riverside-Brookfield) 16-11, Sr. (Fall 2:24)
15th Place Match
Luciana Belmont (Minooka) 7-16, So. over Zoie Peters (Woodstock) 0-4, Fr. (Fall 0:57)
17th Place Match
Danai Kostarelou (Maine South) 13-6, Fr. over Ava Adorni (Conant) 14-9, Jr. (Fall 2:17)
19th Place Match
Kemaria Freeman (Oak Park and River Forest) 10-7, Sr. over Laura De Los Santos Pena (Hoffman Estates) 9-8, Sr. (For.)
21st Place Match
Cai Triplett (Homewood-Flossmoor) 18-18, So. over Lyric Bryant (Homewood-Flossmoor) 2-3, So. (Fall 0:57)
235
1st Place Match
Jasmine Mejia (Rickover Naval Academy) 25-2, Sr. over Jasmin Ocampo (Fremd) 18-3, Sr. (Fall 1:53)
3rd Place Match
Gracey Simmons (Vandalia) 11-7, So. over Iana Victory (Wheaton North) 12-4, Sr. (Fall 4:00)
5th Place Match
Riley DePolo (Lincoln-Way) 23-13, So. over Thanh Dinh (Glenbard West) 10-5, Jr. (Fall 5:31)
7th Place Match
Sophia Fortis (Maine South) 9-8, So. over Gladys Reyes (Dundee-Crown) 13-5, Sr. (Fall 1:48)
9th Place Match
Allison Hill (Woodstock) 18-9, So. over Ariana Bonilla (West Chicago) 17-12, Jr. (Fall 3:16)
11th Place Match
Karrine Jenkins (Shepard) 3-2, So. over Julia Augello (Rickover Naval Academy) 5-4, So. (Fall 4:30)
13th Place Match
Caroline Haiges (Dundee-Crown) 14-9, Fr. over Miniyai Adams (Thornton Township) 9-5, Jr. (Fall 1:12)
15th Place Match
Cynthia Rios (Bolingbrook) 6-26, So. over Jalyssa Venegas (Lincoln-Way) 7-8, So. (Fall 3:02)
17th Place Match
Allison Poole (Grayslake North) 20-7, So. over Weni Koudi (West Chicago) 0-2, Fr. (Fall 0:54)
Team scores
1. Lincoln-Way co-op 255.5, 2. Schaumburg 247, 3. Glenbard West 164.5, 3. Hoffman Estates 164.5, 5. Lockport Township 162, 6. Minooka 157, 7. Glenbard East 154, 8. Woodstock co-op 146, 9. Oak Forest
130.5, 10. Conant 125, 10. Dundee-Crown 125, 12. Rickover Naval Academy 121, 13. Burlington Central 118, 14. West Chicago 102, 15. Vandalia 99.5, 16. Plainfield East 98, 17. Thornton Township 93.5, 18. Bartlett 78.5, 19. Grant 67.5, 20. Plainfield Central 62, 21. Hononegah 61.5, 22. Loyola Academy 58.5, 23. Wheaton North 56, 24. Larkin 55.5, 25. Fremd 53.5, 25. Lane Tech 53.5, 27. Grayslake Central 50.5,
28. Shepard 50, 29. Downers Grove South 49, 29. Riverside-Brookfield 49, 31. Rockford East 48.5, 32. Bolingbrook 48, 33. Oak Park and River Forest 44.5, 34. Homewood-Flossmoor 42.5, 35. Newman Central Catholic 40.5, 36. Glenbrook North 40, 37. Maine South 38, 38. Montini Catholic 32.5, 39. Glenbard South 29, 40. Grayslake North 28, 41. Saint Viator 16.5, 42. Barrington 8.