District 10 wrestling rankings: Change at every weight after districts, regionals

There’s a reason wrestlers and coaches talk all year about the postseason.

People remember what was accomplished in March, not in December. March, after all, is when champions are made, and when a year’s worth of work comes to fruition.

These rankings are subject to change based on PIAA tournament results, but not everyone listed reached the PIAA tournament. Each D-10 wrestler, however, did have a chance to prove themself across the past three weeks, albeit some in separate classifications.

Recency bias factored into this list, but it’s also a season-long inventory of who has been the district’s best. Match results from December, January and February were considered alongside those from March.

Previous rankings: Times-News Toughest: Updated District 10 wrestling rankings after first week of postseason

Perhaps the only way to determine the best of the best would be to have each Class 2A champion wrestle each Class 3A champion in a dual meet. We all can dream, right?

These are the best wrestlers and teams in District 10.

107 pounds

1. Angelo Lomonte, Reynolds (11)

2. Sierra Chiesa, Northwestern (11)

3. Hunter Chew, Harbor Creek (10)

4. Isaac Huya, Saegertown (9)

5. Wyatt Swan, Corry (10)

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114

1. Elijah Scriven, Hickory (9)

2. Carter Beck, Saegertown (11)

3. Rocky Kowle, North East (10)

4. Tanner Hamilton, Grove City (9)

5. Waylon Waite, Reynolds (10)

121

1. Louie Gill, Reynolds (12)

2. Bryson Galloway, North East (9)

3. Brody Bishop, Hickory (10)

4. Amir Johnson, Cathedral Prep (11)

5. Cael Dailey, Franklin (12)

127

1. Keagan Oler, Cathedral Prep (11)

2. Logan Stewart, Reynolds (9)

3. Brady Slicker, Hickory (10)

4. Kyler See, North East (10)

5. Chase Blake, Maplewood (12)

133

1. Hudson Hohman, Grove City (10)

2. Cyrus Hurd, North East (11)

3. Hunter Gould, Conneaut (12)

4. Dylan O’Brien, Hickory (11)

5. Clay Kimmy, General McLane (10)

139

1. Chase Bell, Reynolds (12)

2. AJ Rueberger, Sharpsville (12)

3. Hunter Cox, Greenville (9)

4. Will Allen, Corry (11)

5. Jacoby Thompson, Meadville (10)

145

1. Wyatt Lazzar, Commodore Perry (12)

2. Brody Beck, Cambridge Springs (12)

3. Jackson Bowers, Fort LeBoeuf (12)

4. Ryder Say, Meadville (10)

5. Riley Horn, Girard (11)

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152

1. Cody Hamilton, Grove City (11)

2. Caullin Summers, Sharpsville (12)

3. Brandon Byrd, Cathedral Prep (11)

4. Landen Wolfkiel, Titusville (12)

5. Chance Kimmy, General McLane (12)

160

1. Story Buchanan, Girard (12)

2. JoJo Przybycien, Fort LeBoeuf (12)

3. Hudson Spires, General McLane (11)

4. Cash Morrell, Cochranton (10)

5. Vito Gentile, Reynolds (11)

172

1. Hunter Hohman, Grove City (12)

2. Mason Savitz, Corry (11)

3. Josh Divens, Sharpsville (12)

4. Ryan Welka, Fort LeBoeuf (12)

5. Louie DeJulia, Reynolds (11)

189

1. Magnus Lloyd, General McLane (12)

2. Conner McChesney, Fort LeBoeuf (12)

3. Colton Tupper, Reynolds (10)

4. Kaleb Brunst, Titusville (12)

5. Aiden Osborne, Commodore Perry (12)

215

1. Ryan Dedrick, General McLane (12)

2. Teague Calvin, Greenville (11)

3. Ty Tidball, Meadville (12)

4. Sam Kightlinger, Harbor Creek (12)

5. Kael Albers, Corry (11)

285

1. John Duran, Fort LeBoeuf (11)

2. Joey Peterson, Greenville (12)

3. Garet Guthrie, Commodore Perry (11)

4. Brian White, Sharpsville (11)

5. Greg Gruda, Northwestern (12)

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Dual teams

1. Reynolds

2. Fort LeBoeuf

3. Cathedral Prep

4. Corry

5. General McLane

6. Greenville

7. Grove City

8. Titusville

9. Sharpsville

10. Commodore Perry

Contact Jeff Uveino at juveino@timesnews.com. Follow him on X, formerly Twitter, @realjuveino.

This article originally appeared on Erie Times-News: D-10 wrestling rankings: Times-News Toughest looks ahead to PIAA tourney