Ohio high school girls wrestling state tournament preview
The 87th OHSAA individual state wrestling tournament at Value City Arena, Columbus features Destiny Cabot and other contenders. Pupils from Avon Lake to Lorain County chase titles across 5 sessions with brackets, tickets, and live results noted.
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Ohio High School Athletic Association
Value City Arena
Jerome Schottenstein
Columbus
Gray Lots
North River Bank
St. John Arena
St. Edward
St. Paris Graham
Legacy Christian
Harrison
Baumspage.com
Trackwrestling.com
Shaun Bennett
Columbia Raiders face tough draw in regional wrestling
In the regional bracket Drew Columbia’s top seed status places her against No. 12 Sophia Taylor or No. 17 Peyton Johnson in round two. Hanna is projected on podium with favorable early matchups as Demagall aims for a second state placement and Guidicelli faces a path through top contenders to possibly reach the final.
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Destiny Cabot
Tinora
Bella Graziani
Jackson
Makennah Craft
Cabot
Brookville
Molly Luebke
Harrison
Mackenzie Carder
Olentangy Orange
Zadel
Al-Hashash
Rita Carey
Julia Bollenbacher
Findlay
Reagan Knapp
Pickerington North
Veronica Decaluwe
Caroline Klawon
Eaton
Marlee Yoder
Bryan
Sophia Taylor
Centerville
Peyton Johnson
Hanna
Cailyn Demagall
Demagall
Natalie Carlisle
Lebanon
Razilee Wisseh
Canal Winchester
Naomi Gearheart
Ashland Crestview
Kylee Tait
Warren
Guidicelli
Kandice Spry
Tri-Valley
Cami Leng
Marysville
Bella Ndinga Mbappe
Walsh Jesuit
Morgan Leonhardt
Gibsonburg
Feltis
Columbus
Lacie Knick
Northmont
Austen Brown
Hanoverton United
Lauren Seeman
Licking Heights
Cora Frederick
Frederick
Kai Gaetjens
Mogadore
Sienna Sanborn
Hamilton Township
Liberty Johnson
Clermont Northeast
Kira Cole
Miami East
Cailyn Casto
Johnstown
Torres
Brush
Olivia Fox
Kylee Tibbs
Gahana Lincoln
Kylee Dearwester
Stiner
Sycamore
Agam Lahyani
Le’Naysia Dickson
Audrina Pack
Jenkins
Shaun Bennett
Keystone Wildcats Wrestlers Eye State Meet
A compilation of Keystone Wildcats wrestlers across weights 105 to 235 pounds outlines seedings, records, and potential draws. Jirousek, Ficker, Feltis, Frederick, Torres, Stiner, and Jenkins are noted with opponents, rankings, and paths to podium at the state tournament.
Jirousek Leads Keystone Wrestlers Toward State Podium
Emily Jirousek transformed from reluctant starter to state contender after battling ulcerative colitis, earning a 30 6 season record and No 12 state ranking while pinning top rival Clorrah Harrold twice in regional action. She faces Gahanna Lincoln’s Jordan Mills in the state opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jirousek
Junior Clorrah Harrold
Emily
Vondruska
Bay Hill field at Bay Hill reduced to 69 players for Palmer Invitational
The Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill features a $20 million purse and a smaller field than usual with 69 players, including North Carolina junior David Ford. Notables like Nick Dunlap, Viktor Hovland, and Matt Pavon appear in a thinner field as players prepare for a quieter, faster-paced event with a larger winner’s prize and elevated FedEx Cup points.
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Orlando
Fla
Bay Hill
Tony Finan
North Carolina
David Ford
Viktor Hovland
Riviera
Nick Dunlap
Kurt Kitayama
Rory McIlroy
Scottie Scheffler
Patrick Cantlay
Jordan Spieth
Pebble Beach
Wyndham Clark
Hideki Matsuyama
Luke List
Dunlap
American Express
Scheffler
Jon Rahm
Tyrrell Hatton
Schauffele
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Avon Lake Shoregall
Mallory Zadel
Rejan Al-Hashash
Black River Pirates
Taylor Owen
Columbia Raiders
Youstina Hanna
Elyria
Ravenna
Keystone Wildcats
Emily Jirousek
Jordan Mills
Gahanna Lincoln
Savannah Isaac
Toledo Whitmer
Lauren Ficker
Columbus Academy
Cecelia Reitter
Ficker
Mia Forberg
Massillon
Perry
Mackenzie Feltis
Marissa Torres
Emily Stiner
Brooke Jenkins
Keystone
Chris Vondruska
Lorain
Jhousek
Wildcats
Lydia Gould
Sage O’brien
Lydia
Sage
Mills
Chroniclet.com
ShaunBennetteton
Steve Manheim
Chronicle
Valley Forge
Zyaka Brashers
Avon Lake High School
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