Boys conference recaps: Chicago Public Schools, Chicagoland Christian, DuKane, DuPage Valley
By Chris Walker for the IWCOA
DUKANE CONFERENCE
St. Charles East won the DuKane Conference with 281.5 points.
“I am proud of the effort the boys put in over the weekend,” Saints coach Jason Potter said. “We have some work to do before regionals but I am excited for the next challenge. This was the fourth conference championship in a row for our program. Many people thought this was going to be a rebuilding year for the Saints and this title proves we are a strong program from top to bottom.”
Glenbard North (250.5) took second and Wheaton North (208.5) was third, followed by Batavia (194), Wheaton Warrenville South (119.5), Lake Park (89.5), Geneva (74.5) and host St. Charles North (39).
1st place: St. Charles East (281.5 points)
Dom Munaretto (120), Gavin Woodmancy (138), Logan Tatar (144) and Anthony Gutierrez (165) were among the four champions for the Saints. Liam Aye (126), Ryan McGovern (157), Rocco Lobrillo (190), Cooper Murray (215) and Matt Medina (285) took second. Declan Sons (113), Isaac Lenard (150) and Abraham Leidig (175) placed third, Nate Butcher (106) took fourth and Payton Lee (132) was fifth.
2nd place; Glenbard North (250.5 points)
The Panthers earned three titles and three second-place finishes. Vannak Khiev (106), Kalani Khiev (126) and Julian Holland (190) took home titles and Joseph Fitak (175), Angelo Gatses (144) and Treshon Williams (150) took second. Isaac Velasco (120), Trey Thompson (132), Rylan Kradle (157), Erik Esquivel (165) and Tyler Hvorick (215) took third and Ryan Makhlouf (113), Richard Morales (138) and Dylan Hendee (285) took fifth.
3rd place; Wheaton North (208.5 points)
Ryan Rosch (150) and Thomas Fulton (157) won conference titles to pace the Falcons and Rocco Maciellaio (120) and Julian Flores (165) both took second. Danny Hyde (106), Jacob Veltri (138) and Andrew Langas (144) took third, Lewis Vanderschoot (175), Milo Saenz (190), Nick Tortoriello (215) and Carl Givens (285) placed fourth, Caden Cahill (126) took fifth and Luke Edwards (113) and Elliot Conway (132) placed sixth.
Batavia was home to four other champions as Kai Enos (113), Jack Duraski (132), Jack Brown (175) and Asher Sheldon (215) all won conference titles. Joining them at the top of the award stand was Geneva’s Joe Pettit (285).
Wheaton Warrenville South’s Mason Monce had three pins in 2:47 as the wrestler with the most pins in the least time. Batavia’s Colin Peyton had two tech Fs in 7:18 for the most tech Fs in the least time. St. Charles East’s Don Munaretto and Glenbard North’s Julian Holland and Vannak Khiev tied for the most team points with 26. St. Charles East’s Declan Sons had the most single match points with 24. Wheaton North’s Andrew Langas had the most total match points with 51. The largest seed-place difference during the competition was delivered by St. Charles North’s Brogan Sons who placed fourth as the 7th seed at 144 pounds.
DuKane conference tournament results:
106
1st: Vannak Khiev (Glenbard N) 36-4, d. Rocco Valvano (WW South) 27-9, (F 3:09)
3rd: Danny Hyde (Wheaton N) 23-13, .d. Nate Butcher (St. Charles E) 11-16, (F 1:56)
5th: Joey Calvillo (Batavia) 11-18, .d. () , . (Bye)
113
1st: Kai Enos (Batavia) 31-6, .d. Sammy Sikorsky (Geneva) 26-9, (D 10-8)
3rd: Dlan Sons (St. Charles E) 19-11, d. Bryce Mensik (Lake Park) 19-2, (For.)
5th: Ryan Makhlouf (Glenbard N) 15-19, d. Luke Edwards (Wheaton N) 2-5, . (F 5:00)
7th: Troy Lomeli (WW South) 13-12, d. () , . (Bye)
120
1st: Dom Munaretto (St. Charles E) 43-1, d. Rocco Maciellaio (Wheaton N) 27-12, . (F 1:09)
3rd: Isaac Velasco (Glenbard N) 19-15, d. Elias Chaney (Batavia) 17-20, . (D 8-1)
5th: Michael Riggs (WW South) 23-13, d. George Driesbach (Geneva) 13-17, (F 0:43)
126
1st: Kalani Khiev (Glenbard N) 37-3, d. Liam Aye (St. Charles E) 27-15, (D 10-6)
3rd: Kyle Pasco (Batavia) 19-13, .d. Luca Rutili (Lake Park) 27-12, (F 4:28)
5th: Caden Cahill (Wheaton N) 18-19, .d. Matt Lisowski (WW South) 14-18, (F 3:18)
7th: Anthony Farinella (St. Charles N) 16-17, d. () , . (Bye)
132
1st: Jack Duraski (Batavia) 30-6, .d. Sergio Hernandez (Lake Park) 26-7, (Inj. 0:00)
3rd: Trey Thompson (Glenbard N) 28-13, d. Andrew Wendt (Geneva) 28-15, (MD 10-2)
5th: Payton Lee (St. Charles E) 15-15, d. Elliot Conway (Wheaton N) 9-15, . (TF 4:38 (23-3)
7th: Matt Vann (WW South) 11-21, d. () , . (Bye)
138
1st: Gavin Woodmancy (St. Charles E) 34-11, d. Nick Merola (Lake Park) 26-8, (D 2-1)
3rd: Jacob Veltri (Wheaton N) 22-15, .d. Daniel Gonzalez (Batavia) 4-8, . (D 9-7)
5th: Richard Morales (Glenbard N) 17-19, d. Ben Deasy (Geneva) 16-19, (MD 11-0)
144
1st: Logan Tatar (St. Charles E) 21-10, d. Angelo Gatses (Glenbard N) 18-20, (TF 4:00 (18-3)
3rd: Andrew Langas (Wheaton N) 22-12, .d. Brogan Sons (St. Charles N) 19-16, (D 15-12)
5th: Daithan Narayanan (WW South) 23-18, d. Cole Hubbard (Batavia) 21-14, . (M. For.)
7th: Anthony Vargas (Lake Park) 12-19, d. Muhammad Ali Shabbir (Geneva) 2-11, (TF 3:10 (18-3)
150
1st: Ryan Rosch (Wheaton N) 23-5, .d. Treshon Williams (Glenbard N) 25-10, (D 7-2)
3rd: Isaac Lenard (St. Charles E) 19-17, d. Liam O`Brien (St. Charles N) 24-9, (F 5:31)
5th: Michael Lacina (Batavia) 3-14, .d. Joey Sirmon (WW South) 15-18, (MD 14-5)
7th: Max Wala (Lake Park) 11-16, d. () , . (Bye)
157
1st: Thomas Fulton (Wheaton N) 30-4, .d. Ryan McGovern (St. Charles E) 35-9, (D 4-2)
3rd: Rylan Kradle (Glenbard N) 30-10, d. Chase Osborne (Batavia) 13-10, . (D 12-6)
5th: Reid Adler (WW South) 21-18, d. Doug Mejdrich (St. Charles N) 17-15, (F 3:25)
165
1st: Anthony Gutierrez (St. Charles E) 38-6, d. Julian Flores (Wheaton N) 22-8, . (TF 3:43 (18-1)
3rd: Erik Esquivel (Glenbard N) 17-20, d. Colin Peyton (Batavia) 22-19, . (MD 22-9)
5th: Noah Nau (WW South) 19-18, d. Elijah O`Donnell (Geneva) 11-12, (TF 5:22 (15-0)
7th: Shane Bigler (Lake Park) 10-27, d. () , . (Bye)
175
1st: Jack Brown (Batavia) 15-6, .d. Joseph Fitak (Glenbard N) 21-17, (TF 5:38 (16-1)
3rd: Abraham Leidig (St. Charles E) 27-15, d. Lewis Vanderschoot (Wheaton N) 14-9, . (MD 9-1)
5th: Damon Hill (St. Charles N) 9-10, d. Ben Menzer (WW South) 8-14, (F 1:17)
7th: Alex Gavrylyuk (Lake Park) 7-11, d. () , . (Bye)
190
1st: Julian Holland (Glenbard N) 33-10, d. Rocco Lobrillo (St. Charles E) 23-17, (F 1:27)
3rd: Mason Monce (WW South) 25-10, d. Milo Saenz (Wheaton N) 22-10, . (F 1:35)
5th: Antonin Svaboda (Lake Park) 12-21, d. Jason Stoffles (Batavia) 4-9, . (F 1:34)
215
1st: Asher Sheldon (Batavia) 25-4, .d. Cooper Murray (St. Charles E) 32-13, (D 4-1)
3rd: Tyler Hvorick (Glenbard N) 23-19, d. Nick Tortoriello (Wheaton N) 20-10, . (MD 13-5)
5th: Alec Worobec (WW South) 6-11, d. Tennyson Welage-Stein (Geneva) 14-14, (F 1:04)
285
1st: Joseph Pettit (Geneva) 32-2, d. Matt Medina (St. Charles E) 28-15, (D 7-0)
3rd: Ashton Kibbe (WW South) 27-9, d. Carl Givens (Wheaton N) 15-6, . (F 1:45)
5th: Dylan Hendee (Glenbard N) 22-19, d. Jeffrey Rustemi (Lake Park) 17-17, (D 7-1)
DUPAGE VALLEY CONFERENCE
By the slimmest of margins, DeKalb got past runner-up Naperville Central, 290.5 to 290, to win this year’s DVC.
Naperville North was third with 247.5 points, followed by Neuqua Valley (104.5), Waubonsie Valley (80.5) and Metea Valley (50).
1st place: DeKalb (290.5 points)
Leading the Barbs to victory were champions Jaden Bradley (106), Michael Hodge (144), Hudson Ikens (150), Cam Matthews (157) and Sean Kolkebeck (165). Placing second for the Barbs were Ayden Shuey (132), Elvis Mora (175), Nicholas Waddle (215) and Jeremiah Pineira (285). Taking third for the Barbs were Julian Hartwig (113), Owen Burgess (120), Tyler Daub (126), Alan Izaguirre (138) and Erick Rivas (190).
2nd place: Naperville Central (290 points)
The Redhawks produced five champions: Jacob Cochran (126), Vince Bern (132), Henry Rydwelski (175), Paul Peradotti (190) and William Erbeck (285). Taking second place for the Redhawks were Dalton Meluch (106), Jack Schwartz (113), Jake Moore (120), Stavros Gerousis (138) and Nicolas Olvera (165). In addition, Austin Schiltz (144) and CJ Bierman (150) placed third and Yusuf Sikander (157) and Nate Sadowski (215) took fourth.
3rd place: Naperville North (247.5 points)
Adam Beedon (113), Ryan Beedon (120), Ben Messier (138) and Tavkif Ibragimov (215) took home conference titles for the Huskies. Connor McDonald (126), Tyler Sternstein (150) and Brady Valle (190) placed second, Quinn Karstens (106), Kai Balice (132), Timothy Garmon (157), JT Hill (165) and Ben Reif (175) took third and Max Venecia (144) placed fourth.
Naperville North’s Tavkif Ibragimov had two pins in 2:29 as the wrestler with the most pins in the least time. Naperville Central’s Henry Rydwelski had two tech Fs in 5;16 for the most tech Fs in the least time. Ibragimov, DeKalb’s Sean Kolkebeck and Jaden Bradley and Naperville Central’s William Erbeck tied for the most team points with 26. Naperville North’s Timothy Harmon had the most total match points with 45. The largest seed-place difference during the competition was delivered by Naperville North’s Ben Reif who placed third as the 5th seed at 175 pounds.
DuPage conference results:
106
1st: Jaden Bradley (DeKalb) 29-11, d. Dalton Meluch (Naperville C) 27-14, (F 0:40)
3rd: Quinn Karstens (Naperville N) 14-15, d. () , . (Bye)
113
1st: Adam Beedon (Naperville N) 26-5, d. Jack Schwartz (Naperville C) 25-14, (D 12-8)
3rd: Julian Hartwig (DeKalb) 24-17, d. Mason Goldman (Waubonsie) 20-11, (D 9-4)
5th: Cardevion Gordon (Neuqua) 8-13, d. () , . (Bye)
120
1st: Ryan Beedon (Naperville N) 27-9, d. Jake Moore (Naperville C) 23-14, (SV-1 12-9)
3rd: Owen Burgess (DeKalb) 5-7, d. Eesh Bandla (Neuqua) 7-12, (F 2:26)
126
1st: Jacob Cochran (Naperville C) 33-9, d. Connor McDonald (Naperville N) 32-7, (MD 12-4)
3rd: Tyler Daub (DeKalb) 20-21, d. Riley Gallagher (Metea) 8-10, . (F 3:51)
5th: Marcus Diaz (Neuqua) 6-10, d. () , . (Bye)
132
1st: Vince Bern (Naperville C) 31-5, d. Ayden Shuey (DeKalb) 22-17, (SV-1 13-10)
3rd: Kai Balice (Naperville N) 19-13, d. Nathan Duffield (Waubonsie) 25-16, (SV-1 8-5)
5th: David Gold (Neuqua) 1-12, d. () , . (Bye)
138
1st: Ben Messier (Naperville N) 32-4, d. Stavros Gerousis (Naperville C) 28-16, (D 4-3)
3rd: Alan Izaguirre (DeKalb) 6-7, d. Viswaj Punyapu (Metea) 2-15, . (F 0:58)
144
1st: Michael Hodge (DeKalb) 30-15, d. Max Ridges (Neuqua) 8-14, (MD 13-3)
3rd: Austin Schiltz (Naperville C) 6-10, d. Max Venecia (Naperville N) 2-4, (D 8-5)
150
1st: Hudson Ikens (DeKalb) 27-9, d. Tyler Sternstein (Naperville N) 28-7, (D 7-6)
3rd: CJ Bierman (Naperville C) 27-10, d. Curtis Burke (Neuqua) 8-13, (MD 15-3)
5th: Lucas Lee (Metea) 1-12, .d. () , . (Bye)
157
1st: Cam Matthews (DeKalb) 24-11, d. Nick Pape (Neuqua) 15-6, (MD 13-4)
3rd: Timothy Garmon (Naperville N) 19-16, d. Yusuf Sikander (Naperville C) 15-15, (D 12-8)
5th: Lucas Marcoux (Metea) 9-13, .d. Desmond Stribley (Waubonsie) 9-10, (M. For.)
165
1st: Sean Kolkebeck (DeKalb) 28-7, d. Nicolas Olvera (Naperville C) 27-12, (F 2:52)
3rd: JT Hill (Naperville N) 18-13, d. Jackson Wasson (Metea) 9-13, . (F 3:54)
5th: Giuseppe Caprio (Neuqua) 3-13, d. Zander Allen (Waubonsie) 8-21, (MD 11-1)
175
1st: Henry Rydwelski (Naperville C) 38-3, d. Elvis Mora (DeKalb) 13-18, (TF 4:00 (17-1)
3rd: Ben Reif (Naperville N) 4-6, d. Isaiah Strange (Neuqua) 10-11, (MD 12-2)
5th: Lucas Pretkelis (Waubonsie) 18-15, d. () , . (Bye)
190
1st: Paul Peradotti (Naperville C) 32-4, d. Brady Valle (Naperville N) 18-20, (TF 5:22 (19-3)
3rd: Erick Rivas (DeKalb) 11-12, d. Trevor Martin (Waubonsie) 5-9, (D 6-5)
5th: Deividas Lewiton (Neuqua) 1-3, d. Tharun Anand (Metea) 0-15, . (MD 17-3)
215
1st: Tavkif Ibragimov (Naperville N) 28-6, d. Nicholas Waddle (DeKalb) 19-15, (F 1:06)
3rd: Jordan Hatchett (Waubonsie) 15-7, d. Nate Sadowski (Naperville C) 1-2, (F 2:26)
285
1st: William Erbeck (Naperville C) 34-1, d. Jeremiah Pineira (DeKalb) 22-16, (F 5:13)
3rd: Leonidas Hobson (Waubonsie) 23-15, d. () , . (Bye)
CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Lane Tech won the Chicago Public Schools dual team championship on Saturday at Marie Sklodowska Curie Metropolitan High School in Chicago.
Lane Tech defeated Sarah Goode STEM, 69-12, in the quarterfinals to get started. The Champions followed with a 76-6 win over Curie before they doubled up Taft in the title dual bout, 50-25.
Taft opened with a 64-18 victory over Crane before defeating Ag Science, 58-21, to advance to the finals.
AG Science rebounded to beat Curie, 46-36 in the third-place match.
Jeremiah Arroyo-McMullan (106), Alex Valentin (132), Vermaat VanderBrug (144) and Adrian Meza (215/285) all won their three matches to lead Lane Tech.
Bernardo Roque (113), Angel Rivera (126) and Evan Jocic (215) went undefeated on the day to lead Taft.
Maurice Bush (144) and Marquel Wilson (175) went 3-0 to lead Ag Science to third place.
Ag Science’s Marquel Wilson had three pins in 2:54 as the wrestler with the most pins in the least time. Taft’s Bernardo Roque had two tech Fs in 5:51 for the most tech falls in the least time. Ag Science’s Marquel Wilson and Maurice Bush tied Lane Tech’s Adrian Meza for the most team points with 18. Lane Tech’s Nasser Hammouche had the most single-match points with 27. Hammouche also had the most total match points with 44.
Roosevelt and Perspectives also competed and tied for eighth place with Sarah Goode STEM and Crane.
CPL championship dual team results:
Lane 50, Taft 25
120 David Ruiz (Taft) over Joaquin Salameda (Lane Tech) Fall 3:29
126 Angel Rivera (Taft) over Marcos Perez (Lane Tech) TF 18-2
132 Alex Valentin (Lane Tech) over Armani Vargas (Taft) TF 21-4
138 Abbas Abdulamir (Lane Tech) over Adrian Junco (Taft) Fall 1:32
144 Vermaat VanderBrug (Lane Tech) over Kevin Sanchez (Taft) Fall 1:16
150 Cole Calace (Lane Tech) over Jayden Villa (Taft) TF 17-2
157 Nasser Hammouche (Lane) over Dmyrtii Mykhniak (Taft) TF 17-1
165 Vernon Cole (Lane Tech) over Matthew Chyczewski (Taft) Fall 0:26
175 Jose Lagunas (Lane Tech) over Ricky Moore (Taft) Fall 0:23
190 Josh Taylor (Taft) over Eyob Abebe (Lane Tech) Dec 17-16
215 Evan Jocic (Taft) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf
285 Adrian Meza (Lane Tech) over Eligiah Pagan (Taft) Fall 1:25
106 Jeremiah Arroyo-McMullan (Lane) over Leonardo Rodriquez (Taft) TF
113 Bernardo Roque (Taft) over Jose Curiel (Lane Tech) TF 19-2
CHICAGOLAND CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE
Marian Central Catholic won the Chicagoland Christian Conference meet with 225.5 points.
Wheaton Academy (188.5) took second, Hope Academy (163) was third and followed by Bishop McNamara (111), Harvest Christian Academy (21.5) and St. Edward (10). Alden-Hebron, Intrinsic Downtown, Northridge Prep, Schaumburg Christian and Universal also competed.
1st place: Marian Central Catholic (225.5 points)
Marian produced seven champions including Austin Hagevold (113), Brayden Teunissen (120), Nick Marchese (126), Andrew Alvarado (138), Vance Williams (150), Jimmy Mastny (190) and Dan French (215). Diego Martinez (106), Connor Cassels (157) and Kaleb Eckman (285) took second. Zach Wheadon (113), Zane Mochocki (132), Logan Juelabowiscz (150) and Josh Gawronski (165) were fourth.
2nd place: Wheaton Academy (188.5 points)
Lincoln Hoger (132) and Chasen Kazmierczak (157) won titles to lead the Warriors. Oscar Smith (126), Noah Camiola (150), Tyler Jones (165), Ian Tanacea (175) and Jeremy Johanik (215) each placed second. Buckley Kazmierczak (113), Nicolas Chiappetta (120) and Hezekiah Garcia (285) took third. Zion Willets (138) and Elijah Shin (144) took fourth.
3rd place: Hope Academy (163 points)
The Eagles had three individual champs in Indigo Berg (106), Ismael Martinez (175) and Roy Phelps (285). Josiah Willis (132) and Dylan Galvez (138) took second, Jonny Amador (126) and Arkail Griffin (165) were third and Tony Jones-Blakely (157), Ismael Montero (190) and Mastewal Evely (215) took fourth.
Others winning individual titles at the Chicagoland Conference meet were Harvest Christian Academy’s Max Mulhearn (106) and Northridge Prep’s Adam Haddad (165).
Bishop McNamara’s Drew Lowenstrom had three pins in 3:18 as the wrestler with the most pins in the least time. Hope Academy’s Arkail Griffin had two tech Fs in 7:17 for the most tech Fs in the least time. Marian’s Austin Hagevold scored the most team points with 24. Wheaton Academy’s Elijah Shin and Bishop McNamara’s Alex Kostecka tied for the most single-match points with 23. Kostecka also tied Hope Academy’s Arkail Griffin with most total match points with 42. The largest seed-place difference of the tournament came courtesy of Northridge Prep’s Javi Rodriguez, who placed second as the 7th seed at 144 pounds.
Chicagoland Christian conference results:
106
1st: Indigo Berg (Hope) 30-11, d. Diego Martinez (Marian) 9-11, (F 4:29)
3rd: Izzat Yousef (Universal) 3-5, d. Parker Provost (Bishop McNamara) 7-14, (F 1:16)
113
1st: Austin Hagevold (Marian) 32-7, d. Nolan Callahan (Hope) 32-8, (F 3:35)
3rd: Buckley Kazmierczak (Wheaton Academy) 13-16, d. Zach Wheadon (Marian) 13-11, . (F 2:53)
120
1st: Brayden Teunissen (Marian) 26-3, d. Chase Moeschke (Bishop McNamara) 9-21, (F 0:22)
3rd: Nicolas Chiappetta (Wheaton Academy) 10-19, d. Will Foley (St. Edward) 5-9, (F 3:02)
126
1st: Nick Marchese (Marian) 22-11, d. Oscar Smith (Wheaton Academy) 12-7, (F 2:54)
3rd: Jonny Amador (Hope) 2-1, .d. Ismail Ayash (Universal) 8-4, (D 8-2)
132
1st: Lincoln Hoger (Wheaton Academy) 25-5, d. Josiah Willis (Hope) 30-9, (F 2:26)
3rd: Blake Arseneau (Bishop McNamara) 17-10, d. Zane Mochocki (Marian) 10-25, (TF 2:27 (19-4)
138
1st: Andrew Alvarado (Marian) 17-7, d. Dylan Galvez (Hope) 23-13, (F 4:25)
3rd: Alex Kostecka (Bishop McNamara) 22-15, d. Zion Willets (Wheaton Academy) 8-11, (F 1:32)
144
1st: Max Mulhearn (Harvest Christian) 29-6, d. Javi Rodriguez (Northridge) 15-9, (D 12-6)
3rd: Trevor Torres (Bishop McNamara) 14-20, d. Elijah Shin (Wheaton Academy) 13-16, (F 2:58)
150
1st: Vance Williams (Marian) 30-5, d. Noah Camiola (Wheaton Academy) 7-19, (F 1:30)
3rd: Noah Fields (Intrinsic) 2-1, d. Logan Juelabowiscz (Marian) 8-12, . (F 0:22)
157
1st: Chasen Kazmierczak (Wheaton Academy) 26-4, d. Connor Cassels (Marian) 15-22, (TF 4:15 (18-3)
3rd: Caleb Linneman (Alden-Hebron) 18-7, d. Tony Jones-blakely (Hope) 19-13, (F 1:43)
165
1st: Adam Haddad (Northridge) 29-2, d. Tyler Jones (Wheaton Academy) 23-2, (D 8-1)
3rd: Arkail Griffin (Hope) 36-2, d. Josh Gawronski (Marian) 12-13, (TF 4:58 (18-2)
175
1st: Ismael Martinez (Hope) 10-3, d. Ian Tanacea (Wheaton Academy) 4-8, (F 3:01)
3rd: Mason Wagner (Northridge) 18-12, d. Cullen Bramer (Bishop McNamara) 6-19, (F 2:00)
190
1st: Jimmy Mastny (Marian) 41-1, d. Ethan Pfeiffer (Bishop McNamara) 20-9, (F 1:51)
3rd: Logan Crowell (Alden-Hebron) 18-5, d. Ismael Montero (Hope) 20-21, (D 4-1)
215
1st: Dan French (Marian) 28-11, d. Jeremy Johanik (Wheaton Academy) 23-5, (D 8-1)
3rd: Drew Lowenstrom (Bishop McNamara) 10-12, d. Mastewal Evely (Hope) 23-16, (F 1:40)
285
1st: Roy Phelps (Hope) 34-3, d. Kaleb Eckman (Marian) 20-14, (D 5-0)
3rd: Hezekiah Garcia (Wheaton Academy) 19-12, d. Kian Bramer (Bishop McNamara) 20-13, (F 0:47)