Recap: Updates from quarterfinals of the Iowa boys state wrestling tournament

Just a few days before 42 state champions are to be crowned across Iowa's three classes, the action was fast and furious during the second day of competition at the Iowa boys state wrestling tournament on Thursday.

Looking for the live results from Friday's semifinals? Click here.

More: Live results: Updates and analysis from Day 3 of Iowa boys state wrestling tournament

With a few upsets and strong performances, the state quarterfinals saw an influx of wrestlers clinch spots in the semifinals in their respective weight classes.

Take a look at all the action from the second day of state competition in Des Moines below.

Class 2A quarterfinals recap: Osage leads Class 2A team race after upset-filled quarterfinals at Iowa state wrestling tournament

Class 3A quarterfinals recap: Southeast Polk holds steady lead after class 3A quarterfinals at Iowa state wrestling tournament

Class 1A quarterfinals recap: 3 takeaways from Class 1A quarterfinal round at the Iowa state wrestling tournament

How to watch the Iowa high school boys state wrestling tournament

We have you covered with results from every round of the Iowa state wrestling tournament.

But if you’d rather watch all the action, we have you covered there as well.

More: How to watch the 2024 Iowa high school boys state wrestling tournament today

9:35 p.m. That's a wrap on the Class 1A quarterfinals. Here's a look at the updated team scores:

Don Bosco still holds the lead in the 1A team standings with 95.5 points following the end of the quarterfinals. Alburnett is in second place with 80.5 points while Wilton sits in third place with 72.5 points.

Day two of the Iowa boys state tournament has wrapped up. We've got you covered with live results throughout tomorrow's day of semifinal bouts.

9:30 p.m. The Class 1A, 285-pound semifinal field is set

Columbus Catholic’s Mason Knipp (36-0) earned a 5-2 decision over Sibley-Ocheyedan’s Michael Block (44-3).

Nodaway Valley’s Trenton Warner (48-2) won in a nailbiter, earning a 3-1 sudden victory over Maquoketa Valley’s Aiden Salow (39-4).

West Branch's Logan Wright (33-3) earned a 7-1 decision win over Emmetsburg's Gage Jorgenson (26-5).

East Buchanan’s Cody Fox (44-2) pinned AC/GC’s Payton Jacobe (47-7) at the 4:17 mark.

9:28 p.m. The 215-pound quarterfinals has concluded

Maquoketa Valley’s Brady Davis (40-3) pinned Don Bosco’s Kyler Sallis (28-4) at the 2:53 mark.

West Hancock’s David Smith (31-6) earned a 3-2 tiebreaker over Alburnett’s Emmitt Fleshman (49-9).

Interstate 35’s Eli Green (36-5) earned a 10-3 decision win over South Winneshiek’s Parker Timp (39-8).

Nodaway Valley’s Ashton Honnold (47-2) earned a 11-3 majority decision over Bellevue’s Jack Hiland (35-10).

9:16 p.m. MaKade Bloker, Louden Huisenga keep undefeated records intact at 190 pounds

North Butler-Clarksville’s MaKade Bloker (38-0) pinned West Hancock’s Kale Zuehl (35-8) in 50 seconds.

Don Bosco’s Landon Fernandez (29-2) defeated Nashua-Plainfield’s Tate White (43-5) in a 9-7 decision.

Maquoketa Valley’s Nathan Beitz (44-2) earned a 10-8 decision over Iowa Valley’s Taite Peach (45-6).

WACO’s Louden Huisenga (36-0) remain unbeaten with a majority decision win over Southwest Valley’s Tate Haffner (42-5).

9:08 p.m. Four wrestlers remain in Class 1A's 175-pound division

Don Bosco’s Kaiden Knaack (31-4) defeated Shenandoah’s Jayden Dickerson (43-4) in a 11-6 decision.

Jesup’s Kile Bucknell (45-4) earned a 4-2 decision over West Hancock’s Creighton Kelly (31-4).

Emmetsburg Jace Nelson-Brown (37-4) earned a majority decision over Treynor’s Zach Robbins (36-5).

Nashua-Plainfield’s Titus Evans (29-0) pinned Wilton’s Gatlin Rogers (41-8) at the 2:35 mark.

9:00 p.m. Another Don Bosco wrestler earns a spot in the semifinals. This time at 165 pounds

Colfax-Mingo’s John McGill (42-1) earned a majority decision win over Interstate 35’s Bode Stanley (35-10).

East Buchanan’s Clay Wilgenbusch (36-9) pinned Central Springs’ Lincoln Blickenderfer (43-14) at the 3:08 mark.

Earlham’s Ryan Stiles (38-6) defeated Emmetsburg’s Justin Wirtz (39-3) in a 7-4 decision.

Underwood’s Maddox Nelson (30-3) earned an 8-4 decision over Hinton’s Jackson Kounkel (40-7).

8:54 p.m. The 157-pound semifinals are set

Don Bosco's Kyler Knaack (26-0) pinned Nashua-Plainfield's Jackson Carey in 2:42

AHSTW's Kayden Baxter (32-4) earned a 5-3 decision win over Underwood's Will Buckholdt (35-14)

Wapsie Valley's Kanen Decker (42-5) defeated Shenandoah's Owen Laughlin (43-2) with a 3-2 decision.

West Hancock's Kellen Smith (46-2) earned a majority decision win over Jesup's Wyatt Vanderwerff (30-7).

8:47 p.m. The 150-pound quarterfinals have wrapped up

Starmont’s Keaton Moeller (44-1) defeated Pleasantville’s Carter Metcalf (42-7) with a 12-3 majority decision.

Alburnett’s Reece Klostermann (47-7) pinned Riverside’s Taven Moore (33-9) at the 1:43 mark.

Shenandoah’s Jacob McGargill (46-4) is headed to the semifinals with a technical fall over AGWSR’s Kaden Abbas (32-4).

Treynor’s Danny Kinsella (38-4) earned a 3-1 decision win over Easton Krall (40-5).

8:43 p.m. Corbin Reisz remained perfect

Logan-Magnolia’s Corbin Reisz (45-0) defeated Pleasantville’s Zane Mullenix (45-6) by majority decision.

Lisbon’s Tiernan Boots (49-3) hands North Tama’s Kolt Knaack (44-1) his first loss of the season with a fall at the 3:11 mark.

South Winneshiek’s Collin Holm (44-2) defeated Wilton’s Jordan Dusenberry (49-4) by a 12-0 majority decision.

Denver’s Boden White (44-2) defeated East Sac County’s Charlie Veit (43-4) by decision.

8:29 p.m. The 138-pound quarterfinals has concluded

Underwood’s Blake Allen (19-0) extended his unblemished record with a 8-1 decision win over Lake Mills’ Steve Brandenburg (49-6).

Wilton’s Gabriel Brisker (50-4) punched his ticket to the semifinals with a 5-1 decision win over MFL MarMac’s Holden Mathis (39-4).

West Hancock’s Teague Smith (50-2) earned a 11-3 majority decision win over Pleasantville’s Caleb Cook (43-6).

Don Bosco’s Ethan Christoffer (16-2) pinned Alburnett’s Preston Klostermann (50-4) in 1:59.

8:23 p.m. Hear from Don Bosco's Dawson Youngblut after a clinching a semifinals appearance at 132 pounds

8:23 p.m. Tanner Arjes remains unbeaten at 132 pounds

North Butler-Clarksville’s Tanner Arjes (45-0) earned a dominant 16-0 technical fall over Woodbury Central’s Brand Beaver (43-6).

Akron-Westfield’s Jadyn Friedrichs (42-2) earned a close 7-6 decision win over Underwood’s Carson Thomsen (28-6).

Wilton’s Brody Brisker (50-2) pinned North Mahaska’s Ryan Groom (46-4) at the 1:37 mark. Don Bosco’s Dawson Youngblut (36-1) pinned Lake Mills’ Landon Price (42-10) at the 1:45 mark.

8:14 p.m. Tayten Coufal gets the first win at 126 pounds

Alburnett’s Tayten Coufal (45-4) pinned Wilton’s Owen Adlfinger (45-10) at the 4:47 mark.

West Sioux’s Jesse Lewis (44-0) pinned Southeast Warren’s Brayden Scheffers (34-7) at the 4:28 mark.

Graettinger-Terril’s Caleb Swedin earned a 6-2 decision win over Don Bosco’s Jaxon Larson (26-8).

Cascade’s Brock Morris defeated Ogden’s Kolton Munson (31-3) with a 7-3 decision win.

8:05 p.m. 120-pound quarterfinals wrapped up

Alburnett’s Rowdy Neighbor (51-2) pinned Wayne’s Max Pollock (20-4) at the 5:35 mark.

AC/GC’s Tegan Slaybaugh (49-2) earned a 3-0 decision over Missouri Valley’s Eli Becerra (35-5).

Akron-Westfield’s Cael Morrow (37-2) defeated Highland’s Luke Guseman (17-6) in a 6-3 decision.

Baxter’s Ayden Beck (44-3) punched his ticket to the semifinals with a 3-1 decision win over Central Springs’ Dawson Jacobsen (49-7).

8:03 p.m. The semifinals at 113 pounds are set

Wilton’s Mason Shirk (48-1) earned a 6-1 decision win over Pleasantville’s Tommy Booth (41-5).

Earlham’s Dallas Canoyer (40-5) defeated Mount Ayr’s Brock Shaha (37-5) with an 8-3 decision.

Denver’s Gavin Landers (44-0) kept his unbeaten record intact with an 8-1 decision over Nashua-Plainfield’s Nic Brase (42-4).

Jesup's Cooper Hinz (35-6) came out victorious in an ultimate tie breaker 3-2 win over WACO's Gage Samo (32-8).

7:48 p.m. And it begins! The Class 1A quarterfinals has finally arrived

In the first matchup at 106-pounds, Don Bosco's Hayden Schwab pinned West Branch's Ethan Humphrey (31-3) to extend his unbeaten record to 36-0.

Alburnett's Atlee Dewitt (51-5) defeated Jesup's Ayden Bergman (44-4) with a 7-0 decision.

Lisbon's Wesley Sadler (38-9) won a nailbiter over Logan-Magnolia's Crosby Yoder (42-2) in a 2-1 decision.

Wilton's Liam Adlfinger (32-4) earned a huge 4-2 decision win over Lake Mills' Lucas Oldenkamp (45-2).

7:22 p.m. Class 1A's 106-pound quarterfinals has some great matchups

Along with the Hayden Schwab-Ethan Humphrey matchup, other matches include Alburnett's Atlee Dewitt versus Jesup's Ayden Bergman, Lisbon's Wesley Sadler versus Logan-Magnolia's Crosby Yoder and Wilton's Liam Adlfinger versus Lake Mills' Lucas Oldenkamp.

6:53 p.m. Here's a look at Class 1A team scores heading into the quarterfinals:

1. Don Bosco, 52.5 points

2. Wilton, 48.5 points

3. Alburnett, 43.5 points

4. Jesup, 37 points

5. Underwood 30 points

6:26 p.m. A battle of two top 106-pounders will kick off the Class 1A quarterfinals

Don Bosco's Hayden Schwab and West Branch's Ethan Humphrey will be the first matchup of the night for the Class 1A quarterfinals. Schwab (35-0) will look to stay perfect while Humphrey (31-2) will look to knock off one of the best wrestlers in the 106-pound bracket.

5:59 p.m. Take a look at our analysis of Class 3A

The quarterfinal round of Class 3A was filled with great competition. Southeast Polk and Bettendorf separated themselves from the pack and the semifinals shaped up to be a wild one. Click here to see what went down during the Class 3A quarterfinals.

Class 1A will kick off at 6:00 p.m.

5:51 p.m. Bettendorf advanced six wrestlers to the Class 3A semifinals on Friday

Jake Knight (120 pounds), Timothy Koester (126 pounds), Jayce Luna (132 pounds), Cody Trevino (138 pounds), Lincoln Jipp (165 pounds) and Brayden Koester (190 pounds) earned spots in the semifinals.

5:21 p.m. Cooper Martinson has a been force to be reckoned with at 285 pounds

Martinson (34-3), a multi-sport athlete, has made an impact on the wrestling mat for Southeast Polk. In the tournament thus far, he's secured a 14-second and a 35-second pin to help him advance to the Class 3A semifinals.

More: Cooper Martinson thriving on the gridiron and the mat for Southeast Polk

5:07 p.m. That's a wrap on the Class 3A quarterfinals. Here's a look at the updated team scores:

5:06 p.m. The 285-pound quarterfinals concludes

Waverly-Shell Rock’s Caden Wetherell (35-4) picked up a 3-0 decision win over Johnston’s Nick Darling (24-8)

Cedar Falls’ Drew Campbell (28-3) earned a close 4-3 decision over Fort Dodge’s Luke Fierke (34-10).

Ames’ Daniel Herrera (16-0) pinned Waukee Northwest’s Jamal Neeway (30-7).

Southeast Polk’s Cooper Martinson (34-3) pinned North Scott’s Dawson Rheingans (35-12) in 35 seconds.

4:56 p.m. Dreshaun Ross wins opening match at 215 pounds

Dreshaun Ross (45-0) kept his unbeaten streak alive with a pin over Xavier’s Jean Ngoma (37-10) at the 2:58 mark.

Iowa City Liberty’s Vincenzo Lima (31-2) won a close 5-4 decision over Linn-Mar’s Griffin Schultz (31-4)

West Des Moines Valley’s Andrew Price (5-0) earned a 3-1 decision over Muscatine’s Evan Franke (31-4)

Southeast Polk’s Holden Hansen (30-3) won by fall over Ankeny Centennial’s Mitchell Grider (26-7).

4:52 p.m. The semifinals are set at 190 pounds

Southeast Polk’s Brent Slade (33-2) earned a technical fall over Johnston’s Kolby Gibbons (17-3).

Urbandale’s Cain Tigges (33-5) won in a sudden victory over Waukee Northwest’s Abe Parker (25-18).

Bettendorf’s Brayden Koester (43-4) defeated Pella’s Jackson Van Kley (36-5) by decision.

Ames’ Danarii Mickel (45-2) earned a close 2-1 decision over Fort Madison’s Isaac Thacher (22-6).

4:41 p.m. Waterloo East's Max Magayna is eying his fourth state title

Three-time state champion Max Magayna is headed to the Class 3A, 175-pound semifinals, with eyes on another state title.

4:36 p.m. Maximus Magayna stays unbeaten, Damarion Ross wins a nail-biter at 175 pounds

Waterloo East's Maximus Magayna (43-0) pinned West Des Moines Valley's Nic VanArkel at the 4:18 mark to remain undefeated.

Carlisle's Asa Hemsted (40-3) defeated Johnston's Braden Blackorby (29-4) with a close 8-7 decision.

Indianola's Dax Clatt (33-13) got past Ames Jackson Winkey (12-2) in a 9-3 decision win.

Fort Doge's Damarion Ross (40-4) earned a sudden victory win over Waverly Shell-Rock's Braxten Westendorf (29-8).

4:25 p.m. Jacob Helgeson gets first quarterfinals win at 165 pounds

Jacob Helgeson (32-1) dominated with a 17-0 technical fall over Ankeny Centennial's Ari Ehlts (33-9).

Waverly-Shell Rock's Ethan Bibler (33-6) earned a spot in the semifinals with a 4-2 decision over Cedar Rapids Kennedy's Colin Falck (41-6).

Urbandale's Gabe Carver (32-2) got past Bondurant-Farrar's Jordan Rial (30-6) with a 3-2 decision.

Bettendorf's Lincoln Jipp (44-3) pinned Waukee's Wesley Anderson (22-7) at the 4:17 mark.

4:16 p.m. University of Iowa commit Kael Voinovich advances at 157 pounds

Iowa City High's Kael Voinovich (39-1) earned a 19-7 majority decision win over Ankeny Centennial's Issac Bruhl (20-2).

Linn-Mar's Grant Kress (32-1) earned a 4-1 decision win over Fort Madison's Nolan Riddle.

Carlisle's Jaxon Miller (35-2) won by decision over Bondurant-Farrar's Jack Lewis (22-7)

Southeast Polk's Abe Bushong (28-6) defeated Marshalltown's Xayvion Anderson (40-5) with an 8-2 decision.

4:10 p.m. The 150-pound quarterfinals ended with four decisions

Waverly-Shell Rock's Bas Diaz (27-2) pulled out a 3-1 decision win over Johnston's Caden Leonard (19-2).

Ankeny Centennial's Lucas Bruhl (20-1) earned a big 9-0 majority decision win over Ottumwa's Braylon Griffiths (43-2).

Southeast Polk's Logan Trenary (33-5) took down Iowa City West's Justin Avila (34-4) with a 15-9 decision win.

Bondurant-Farrar's Nolan Fellers (33-2) won by a 10-2 majority decision over Indianola's Jake Pontier (34-6).

4:00 p.m. Three falls in the 144-pound quarterfinals!

Linn-Mar's Kane Naaktgeboren (35-0) kept his unbeaten record alive with a fall over Prairie's Alex Bumba (33-11) in 1:01.

Ankeny's Ben Hansen (30-3) pinned Western Dubuque's Joe Hirsch (33-5) at the 5:00 mark.

Ankeny Centennial's Maximus Dhabolt (33-2) defeated Indianola's Elijah Blewitt (33-12) by fall.

Des Moines Valley's JahKari Clark (33-2) won by majority decision over Carlisle's Mason Lucas (38-7).

3:57 p.m. The Class 3A 138-pound semifinals are set

Waukee Northwest’s Carter Freeman (36-1) earned a tech fall over Ankeny Centennial’s Tyler Brennan (25-14)

Bettendorf’s Cody Trevin (39-7) defeated Ames’s Jabari Hinson (44-6) by decision.

Iowa City High’s Kael Kurtz earned a 6-1 decision over Southeast Polk’s Wil Oberbroeckling.

Fort Doge’s Koy Davidson (40-2) defeated Waverly Shell Rock’s Zane Behrends (25-9) with a 11-4 decision.

3:52 p.m. Hear from Bettendorf's Jake Knight after his Class 3A 120-pound quarterfinals win

Knight (33-1) earned a 23-8 technical fall to punch his ticket to the semifinals.

3:45 p.m. 132-pound quarterfinals wrap up

Bettendorf’s Jayce Luna (43-3) earned a 7-4 decision over Fort Dodge’s Kane Butrick (36-8).

Bondurant-Farrar’s Connor Fiser (33-3) defeated Praire’s Tyler Lee (34-10) with a 5-3 decision.

Iowa City High’s Cale Seaton earned a fall at the 3:31 mark to defeat Waukee Northwest’s John King (31-11).

Carlisle's Ryan Rider (37-6) earned a close 1-0) decision over Ankeny's Perez Perez (26-16)

3:38 p.m. The 126-pound Class 3A semifinals are set

Waukee Northwest’s Koufax Christensen added to his impressive 32-1 record with a fall over Pleasant Valley’s Carter Siebel (38-8).

Bettendorf’s Timothy Koester (42-1) earned a pin over Dubuque Hempstead’s Evan Bratten (38-7).

Southeast Polk's Maximus Riggins (33-4) won a dominant 14-2 majority decision over Linn-Mar's Nate Fish (20-3).

Waverly-Shell Rock's Ryker Graff (27-2) won a 2-1 tiebreaker over Ankeny's Truman Folkers (26-7).

3:30 p.m. Southeast Polk’s Carter Pearson remains unbeaten at 120 pounds

37-0 Carter Pearson added to his unblemished record with a fall over Boone’s Ajay Braddock.

Ankeny Centennial’s Cody Vandermark earned a 3-0 decision win over Dubuque Hempstead’s Mitchell Pins.

Fort Dodge's Dru Ayala earned a dominant 16-3 majority decision over Bondurant-Farrar's Reid Foster.

Bettendorf's Jake Knight (33-1) defeated Council Bluff's Jaymeson VanderVelde by technical fall at the 4:26 mark.

3:17 p.m. Cale Vandermark gets things started with a win at 113 pounds

Cale Vandermark (Ankeny Centennial) earned a 2-1 decision win over Mac Crosson (Indianola).

Iowa City West's Alexander Pierce, a defending state champion, won a 5-2 decision over Mat Prine (Southeast Polk).

Norwalk's Tyler Harper (38-0) remained unbeaten with a 13-6 decision over Dubuque's Hempstead's Landon Gottschalk.

Ankeny's Isaac Wignall defeated Iowa City High's Kendall Kurtz with a 12-6 decision.

3:16 p.m. Nico DeSalvo, Carew Christensen, Weston Porter also earn spots in the 106-pound semifinals

Southeast Polk's Nico DeSalvo (36-1) defeated Dowling Catholic's Jack Wallukait (23-2) in a tough 5-3 decision.

Waukee Northwest's Carew Christensen (34-11) earned a 4-2 decision win over Burlington's Braxton Hutchinson (36-2).

Lewis Central's Weston Porter 34-0 pulled off a 3-2 tie breaker to defeat Ankeny's Benjamin Walsh 24-9 to remain unbeaten.

3:02 p.m. And we're off! The Class 3A quarterfinals is now underway

In the first matchup of the quarterfinals, Prairie's Dylan Munson punches his ticket to the 106-pound semifinals with a pin over Western Dubuque's Kellen McKenna at the 1:56 mark.

2:41 p.m. Class 3A's 106-pound quarterfinals should be a fun one

Dowling Catholic’s Jack Wallukait and Southeast Polk's Nico DeSalvo only have one blemish on their season record, and they’ll face off in the second matchup at 106 pounds.

That matchup will be followed by Lewis Central’s Weston Porter (33-0) versus Benjamin Walsh (28-4) and Waukee Northwest’s Carew Christensen (33-11) versus Burlington’s Braxton Hutchinson (36-1).

2:11 p.m. Missed lunch? Waiting for the Class 3A quarterfinals to begin? No worries!

Just a reminder that we have you covered on the best food options in Downtown Des Moines. Here's a list of restaurants that'll satisfy those cravings.

More: Here are 5 restaurants to try near Wells Fargo Arena in downtown Des Moines

1:47 p.m. The Class 3A quarterfinals is set to begin soon

Prairie's Dylan Munson (38-3) and Western Dubuque's Kellen McKenna (36-7) will kick off the Class 3A quarterfinals at 106 pounds.

1:20 p.m. Check out our analysis of Class 2A

The quarterfinal round of Class 2A was fun. Osage took control of the team race and there were a few major upsets. Check out what happened in the morning session by clicking here.

Class 3A is getting set to start at 1:30.

12:46 p.m. — Updated 2A team scores

Here are the updated 2A team scores at the conclusion of the 2A quarterfinals and third-round consolations.

Osage leads with 62.5 points and Mount Vernon is second with 54.

12:40 p.m. — 2A semifinal field at 285 is set

The 2A quarterfinals at 285 went quick.

Osage's Mac Muller went to 50-0 after pinning Glenwood's Trent Patton and Hampton-Dumont-CAL's Carter Heilskov will take a 42-3 record into the semifinals after pinning Mount Vernon's Ethan Wood.

Columbus/WMU's Russel Coil earned a 6-0 victory over ACGC's Trent Cakerice and Albia's Paul Ballard stayed perfect at 39-0 with a 7-2 victory over Creston's Max Chapman.

12:40 p.m. — Ballard's Henry Christensen advances at 215

Ballard's Henry Christensen earned a tough 3-2 victory over Davenport Assumption's Rhett Schaefer to advance to the 2A semifinals at 215 with a 39-2 record.

New Hampton/Turkey Valley's Braden McShane (41-1) moved onto the semifinals with a 15-4 win by major decision over Winerset's Jaydn Cooper and South Tama County's Gavin Bridgewater defeated Clarinda's  Karson Downey by a 5-2 decision to make up the rest of the 2A semifinal field at 215.

12:31 p.m. — Mason Koehler gets first 2A quarter win at 215

Gleenwood's Mason Koehler 42-6 advanced to the 2A semifinals at 215.

Koehler pinned Perry's Keegan Snyder during the quarterfinals.

12:31 p.m. — 2A competition at 190 wraps up

The other two 2A quarterfinals matches at 190 have concluded.

Perry's Kain Killmer (37-3) earned a 6-2 quarterfinal victory over Garner-Hayfield/Ventura's Parker Moritz and North Polk's Ben Bryant (34-6) defeated Dike-New Hartford's Zach Adelmund by a 5-4 decision.

12:23 p.m. — Thomas Sexton wins first quarterfinal at 190

Decorah's Thomas Sexton is headed to the 2A semifinals with a 38-7 record at 190.

Sexton (38-7) knocked off second seed Brody Sampson of Ballard by a 10-6 deicsion in the quarterfinals. Top seed Jarrett Roos of Sheldon/South O'Brien (26-0) also advanced after defeating Benton Community's Troy Kupka by a 7-4 decision.

12:23 p.m. — 2A 175 quarterfinal matches wrap up

The other two 2A quarterfinal matches at 175 have concluded.

West Delaware's Brent Yonkovic (40-2) pulled off an 11-2 win by major decision over North Fayette Valley's  Kenny Kerr and Knoxville's Daniel Gorskikh went to 34-0 with a 5-3 victory over Crestwood's Brock Voyna.

12:15 p.m. — Hesston Johnson Jr. advances at 175

Roland-Story's Hesston Johnson Jr. is headed to the 2A semifinals at 175.

Johnson Jr. (41-2) pinned Clarinda's Dominick Polsley in the quarterfinals. Top seed Austin Scranton of Anamosa (47-0) also advanced after earning a 13-3 win by major decision over Western Christian's Rylan DeGroot.

12:15 p.m. — 2A 165 quarters conclude

The 2A quarterfinals at 165 are over.

Humboldt's Broedy Hendricks (45-2) earned a 3-2 victory over Benton Community's Brenden Heying and Dubuque Wahlert's Colin Young pulled off an 8-6 victory over Sergeant Bluff-Luton's Zayvion Ellington to remain unbeaten at 18-0.

12:05 p.m. — Max Gast wins opening quarter match at 165

Osage's Max Gast was the first to advance to the 2A semifinals at 165.

Gast (13-1) scored a 10-7 victory over Clarion-Goldfield-Dows' Caleb Seaba in the quarterfinals. Roland-Story's Logan Powers (31-3) continued his Cinderella run by pinning Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley's Brock Mulder to advance to the 2A semifinals at 165.

12:05 p.m. — Remainder of 2A 157 semifinal field set

The other 2A quarterfinal matches at 157 saw Greene County's Gavin Scheuermann (30-3) prevail by a 6-2 decision over Algona's Taevyn Zinnel.

New Hampton/Turkey Valley's Karson Kolbet win a 4-2 match by tiebreaker over Bishop Heelan Catholic's Sir Brandon Watts and Sergeant Bluff-Luton's  Bo Koedam (48-2) defeated Hampton-Dumont-CAL's Taylor Mahler by a 6-1 deicision.

11:55 a.m. — Tucker Stangel stays unbeaten at 157

Osage's Tucker Stangel went to an impressive 52-0 by winning the first 2A quarterfinal match at 157 during the boys state wrestling tournament.

Stangel pinned Burlington Notre Dame's Blake Wilson during the quarterfinals to advance to the semifinals.

11:54 a.m. — Rest of the 2A semifinals set at 150

Union's Caleb Olson (45-1) is headed to the 2A semifinals at 150 after earning a 3-0 victory over Ballard's Tucker Vitzthum during the quarterfinals.

Algona's Tate Slagle (42-2) advanced with a 1-0 victory over Charles City's Talan Weber and Anamosa's Hudson Scranton (44-5) prevailed by sudden victory, 8-4, over Mount Vernon's Mikey Ryan.

11:46 a.m. — Lucas Kral gets first 2A quarterfinal win at 150

Garner-Hayfield/Ventura's Lucas Kral is headed to the 2A semifinals at 150 with a 46-2 record.

Kral defeated Burlington Notre Dame's Dirk Boyles by a 3-1 decision during the quarterfinals.

11:43 a.m. — Rest of the 2A semifinal field at 144 is set

Osage's Anders Kittelson remained perfect on the season at 43-0 with a 12-3 win by major decision over Algona's  Ashton Moreno in the 2A quarterfinals at 144.

Independence's Tyler Wieland (39-4) won the other 2A quarterfinal match at 144 with a 1-0 victory over Bishop Heelan Catholic's Jackson Kinnetz.

11:39 a.m. — Tucker Wheeler, Royce Butt advance

Prairie City-Monroe's Tucker Wheeler and Mount Vernon's Jackson Jaspers earned the first two quarterfinal wins at 144 in 2A.

Wheeler (49-4) earned a 4-3 victory over Mount Vernon's Jackson Jaspers and Butt (19-3) edged Vinton-Shellsburg's  Carter Lamont by a 4-2 decision.

11:33 a.m. — Cadyn Wild and Jase Jaspers win in 138 quarters

Davenport Assumption's Cadyn Wild (34-4) earned a 6-2 victory over West Marshall's Shane Hanford and Mount Vernon's Jase Jaspers (38-3) pulled off a 5-0 victory over Central Lyon/George-Little Rock's Ragen Hasche to start the 138 quarterfinals in 2A.

Osage's Blake Fox (48-1) rolled into the semifinals by pinning Algona's Barrett Morgan and Solon's Jordan Schmidt (47-6) won an 8-7 match by tiebreaker over Independence's Kaden Kremer in the other 2A quarterfinal at 138.

11:22 a.m. — Rest of the 2A 132 semifinal field is set

The other 2A quarterfinal matches at 132 saw Burlington Notre Dame's Kaiden Dietzenbach (29-1) earn a 10-2 major decision over Benton Community's Elijah Kupka, Decorah's Mason Avila (33-2) edge Oskaloosa's Kaiden Parker by a 5-3 decision and Roland-Story's Kade Blume (38-0) defeat Washington's Aaron Boone by a 3-0 decision.

11:17 a.m. — Matt Beem gets first 2A quarterfinal win at 132

Glenwood's Matt Beem will take a perfect 37-0 record into the 2A semifinals at 132 pounds.

Beem defeated Charles City's Carter Cajthaml by fall during the quarterfinals.

11:15 a.m. — Amare Chavez gets 2A quarterfinal win at 126

South Tama County's Amare Chavez is headed to the state semifinals with a 33-4 record after defeating Atlantic's Aiden Smith by a 5-2 decision during the 2A quarterfinals at 126.

Union's Jace Hedeman (43-1) defeated Humboldt's Tyce Clarken by a 6-0 decision in the 2A quarterfinals at 126. Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont's  Landen Davis (35-1) defeated Burlington Notre Dame's C.J. Davis by an 8-3 decision and Webster City's Carson Doolittle (41-0) earned an 11-2 major decision over Sergeant Bluff-Luton's Ethan Skoglund to make up the rest of the 2A semifinal field at 126.

11:05 a.m. — Carter Schmauss wins quarterfinal thriller

Crestwood's Carter Schmauss (34-1) is headed to the 2A semifinals at 120 pounds after earning a 7-5 win over West Delaware's Brayden Maury by sudden victory during the quarterfinals.

Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont's Gage Spurgeon (36-1), West Lyon's Ryan Bahnson (36-3) and Davis County's Emmitt Newton (44-4) won the other 2A quarterfinal matches at 120. Spurgeon defeated No. 1 Kaden Weber of Nevada and Bahnsom downed No. 2 Vinny Mayberry of Glenwood by fall.

10:58 a.m. — Rest of the 2A 113 semifinal field set

The rest of the 2A semifinal field is set.

Burlington Notre Dame's Carter West (43-2) pulled off a 7-2 win by sudden victory over Crestwood's Mitchell Schmauss during the quarterfinals. West Marshall's Jon Gonzalez (42-4) defeated Williamsburg's Lincoln Schropp by a 5-0 decision and Union's Brayden Bohnsack (40-4) earned a 12-4 major decision over Sergeant Bluff-Luton's Jayce Curry.

10:53 a.m. — Linden Phetxoumphone wins at 113

Webster City's Linden Phetxoumphone (35-1) is keeping the family tradition going by advancing to the 2A semifinals at 113.

Phetouxmphone earned a 10-0 major decision over Roland-Story's Caiden Latch in the quarterfinals.

10:49 a.m. — 2A 106 semifinals set

The 2A semifinal field at 106 was set following quarterfinal wins by Nevada's Urijah Courter and Fairfield's Cael McCabe.

Courter 38-1 pinned Glenwood's Brody Black and McCabe (31-4) defeated Union's Coy Mehlert by a 3-2 decision.

10:46 a.m. — Mount Vernon's Klayten Perreault advances

Mount Vernon's Klayeten Perrault moved on to the 2A semifinals at 106.

Perrault (44-0) pinned Waukon's Kale Berinobis during the quarterfinals.

10:38 a.m. — Easton Enyeart gets first win in quarterfinals

Ballard's Easton Enyeart opened the 2A quarterfinals with a victory over Atlantic's Taye Jordan at 106 pounds.

Enyeart (39-4) advanced to Friday's 2A semifinals with a 9-2 victory over Jordan.

10:28 a.m. — Class 2A quarterfinals have begun!

The 2A quarterfinal round of the boys state wrestling tournament has started!

We open with Atlantic's Taye Jordan and Ballard's Easton Enyeart at 106 pounds. The Register's live blog has you covered for quarterfinal updates.

10:24 a.m. — Downtown Des Moines restaurants

Here are some dining options for fans during the boys state wrestling tournament.

There are a handful of Des Moines' downtown restaurants within walking distance of Wells Fargo Arena if you're hungry for a bite or need to organize a Valentine's Day date in the middle of all of the tournament chaos.

The city has just about everything. Whether you're feeling a burger, sushi or something outside the box (like fried alligator), Des Moines has you covered.

There are many dining options across the river in East Village, as well.

More:Here are 5 restaurants to try near Wells Fargo Arena in downtown Des Moines

10:17 a.m. — What to do at the state wrestling tournament

As we await the start of 2A quarterfinals at the boys state wrestling tournament, here is a list of things to look for at the state wrestling tournament.

More: Attending the Iowa high school wrestling state tournament in Des Moines? Here's what to know

9:32 a.m. — Day 2 of boys state wrestling has begun!!

The second day of the boys state wrestling tournament is underway!

The 2A second round consolations are in full swing. They will be followed by the 2A quarterfinals and third round consolations to wrap up Thursday's 2A session. The 3A sessions will run from 1:30-5 p.m. and 1A from 6-9:30 p.m.

Keep checking back to the Register's live blog for more updates!

Things are getting Rowdy

Make no mistake about it, Alburnett junior Rowdy Neighbor has got the most unique and clever name at this year's boys state tournament and maybe in Iowa sports period. As Neighbor began his match, the cheerleaders led with a "Let's. Get. Rowdy.", showcasing how much of a huge benefit his name is to the cheer squad.

The No. 1 seed is back in action today.

What happened yesterday

The first day brought with it a ton of excitement and even a few upsets along the way. Check out a recap of the opening day of action below.

• Class 1A recap

• Class 2A recap

• Class 3A recap

• Full coverage from Day 1

This article originally appeared on Des Moines Register: Iowa high school boys state wrestling tournament: Day 2 recap