Way Too Early 2025 Team Predictions

OHSAA State Tournament Team Projections and Top 100 Returning Wrestlers

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What’s included in this article?

• Division 1 Team Projections
• Division 2 Team Projections
• Division 3 Team Projections
• Top 100 Returning Wrestlers – All Divisions

Note: Projected lineups are for discussion purposes only and are best guesses at where weights might shake out. I am not in the know with any of the teams mentioned in this article.

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Division 1 Projected Team Scores

(incoming freshmen not included in projected scores)

Rank	School	Projected Score
1	St Edward	202.5
2	Perry (Massillon)	151
3	Perrysburg	148
4	Brecksville-Broadview Hts	126.5
5	Archbishop Moeller	76
6	Springboro	65
7	LaSalle	64.5
8	Dublin Coffman	56
9	Harrison	52.5
9	Highland (Medina)	52.5
11	Mount Vernon	51.5
12	Marysville	39
13	Olentangy Liberty	35
14	Aurora	32.5
15	St Johns Jesuit	29
16	Lancaster	28
17	Colerain	27
18	Olentangy	26.5
19	Elder	25
19	Wadsworth	25
21	North Royalton	22
22	St Xavier	21
22	Waite	21
24	Clay (Oregon)	19
25	Ashland	18.5

St. Edward Favorite for 38th Championship

The division 1 team race will once again be for the runner-up spot as St. Edward will run away with their 38th state championship. They are currently 50 points ahead of the rest of the field.

However, Massillon Perry and Perrysburg will field nationally ranked, star studded teams, and will, in a repeat of last year’s state tournament, battle it out for the silver trophy. Brecksville will be close behind, ready to capitalize if either should stumble.

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#1 St. Edward

RETURNING QUALIFIERS (State Placement)

Karson Brown (1st)
Ethan Timar (2nd)
Tyrel Miller (2nd)
Jarrel Miller (2nd)
Adam Butler (2nd)
Khimari Manns (4th)
Aiden Peterson (4th)
Bradley Eaton (6th)
Timothy Mazur (Q)

St. Edward returns 10 starters from last year’s team, 9 of which competed at the state tournament.

They are led by two-time state champion Karson Brown, former state champion Ethan Timar, as well as 4 other wrestlers who reached the state finals this year or last: T. Miller, J. Miller, A. Butler, and B. Eaton.

Manns, Peterson, and Mazur all have state finalist potential as well and will look to improve on their state performances from 2024.

OTHER CONTRIBUTORS (2025 Rank*)

Nate Gregory (3)
Caiden Pirkel (5)
Jared Goldberg (10)
Frank Pieffer (13)
Jack Lentz (13)
Jack Kline (14)
Cooper Driscoll (injured 2024)

*2025 rank based on end-of-year 2024 rankings with seniors removed

Heavyweight Gregory failed to qualify in 2024, but he will be a title contender in 2025 as much of the heavyweight firepower graduated from across the state. Pirkel, Driscoll, Goldberg, and Pieffer will battle it out in the middleweights for spots in the starting lineup. They all have state placement potential.

INCOMING FRESHMAN (Jr High Placement)

Conner Whitely (1st)
William Schork (2nd)
Brycen Swiger (3rd)
Andrew Mlynarczyk (5th)
Ryker Leonard (6th)

As always, the Eagles bring in a crop of junior high state placers. We could see one of Whitely, Shork, or Mlynarczyk at 106 while the others will have to wait their turn to crack the lineup.

POTENTIAL LINEUP

106: Connor Whitley (JH 1st)
113: Timothy Mazur (Q)
120: Ethan Timar (1st, 2nd)
126: Karson Brown (1st, 1st)
132: Khimari Manns (4th)
138: Adam Butler (2nd, 5th, 2nd)
144: Kolten Hmel
150: Caiden Pirkel
157: Cooper Driscoll
165: Bradley Eaton (5th, 2nd, 6th)
175: Aiden Peterson (4th)
190: Tyrel Miller (3rd, 2nd)
215: Jarrel Miller (2nd, 2nd, 2nd)
285: Nate Gregory

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#2 Massillon Perry

RETURNING QUALIFIERS (State Placement)

Landon Johnson (2nd)
Mason Rohr (Q – injured prior to state)
Lincoln Rohr (3rd)
Liston Seibert (3rd)
Marshall Geckler (4th)
Caige Horak (7th)
Emeric McBurney (Q)
Brennan Warwick (Q)
Landon Ristoff (Q)
Mike Millin (Q)

Massillon Perry also returns 9 state qualifiers and will field one of their best teams in school history. They are led by runner-up Landon Johnson, third-place finishers Lincoln Rohr, and Liston Seibert, as well as Mason Rohr who entered the state tournament ranked #2, but was injured days before competition.

Geckler, Horak, McBurney, Warwick, Ristoff, and Millin are all early favorites to make the podium.

OTHER CONTRIBUTORS (2025 Rank*)

Brandon Veno (10)
Cameron Plotts (8)
Joseph Sanderfer (transfer)

*2025 rank based on end-of-year 2024 rankings with seniors removed

Veno and Plotts are good enough to score points at the state tournament, however, they will have to crack the starting lineup first – a tall task in a room full of high caliber middleweights.

The rumor is that Sanderfer will be competing for the Panthers in 2025, and he could score big points at state as well. In any case, they will have a log-jam in the middleweights that will need to be sorted out. A good problem to have for Massillon Perry.

INCOMING FRESHMAN (Jr High Placement)

Trace Johnson (2nd)
Xander Horak (2nd)
Samuel Adams (4th)
DeVaughn Williams (4th)

Jr. High runner-ups Johnson and Horak could make immediate impacts if they can crack the lineup. Adams is the likely starter at 106, assuming L. Rohr, Seibert, M. Rohr, and McBurney all move up a weight.

POTENTIAL LINEUP

106: Samuel Adams (JH 4th)
113: Lincoln Rohr (3rd)
120: Liston Seibert (3rd)
126: Mason Rohr (3rd, injured)
132: Emeric Mcburney (6th, 3rd, dnp)
138: Trace Johnson (JH 2nd)
144: Cameron Plotts
150: Joseph Sanderfer (6th, injured)
157: Brennan Warwick (Q)
165: Marshall Geckler (8th, 4th)
175: Landon Johnson (2nd)
190: Caige Horak (7th)
215: Landon Ristoff (Q)
285: Mike Millin (Q)

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#3 Perrysburg

RETURNING QUALIFIERS (State Placement)

Marcus Blaze (1st)
Grey Burnett (1st)
Cole Evans (1st)
Ayden Dodd (2nd)
Alex Denkins (4th)
Josh Takats (4th)
Brody Bauman (Q)
Shane Saito (Q)

Perrysburg returns 8 qualifiers which includes 3 state champions, a runner-up and two 4th place finishers.

World Champ, and US Senior World Team member, Marcus Blaze is not only the best high school wrestler in the state, but probably the country. Burnett is also a national-level talent and Evans will look to join the elite club of three-time state champions.

Denkins, Takats, Bauman, and Saito should all score points at state next year, putting Perrysburg in contention for their 4th straight runner-up finish. Coach Burnett always has the Yellow Jackets buzzing come March.

OTHER CONTRIBUTORS (2025 Rank*)

Ben Takats (7)
Eric Bush (8)
Ben Sawaya (10)

*2025 rank based on end-of-year 2024 rankings with seniors removed

Ben Takats would likely have placed at state in 2024 if he wasn’t stuck behind Dodd and Burnett. Look for him to fill out his frame and fill a lower-middle weight slot in the lineup.

Upperweights Bush and Sawaya were both a match from state last year and could help their team out by winning a match or two at the state tournament.

INCOMING FRESHMAN (Jr High Placement)

Collin Bagdonas (1st)
Urijah Lopez (2nd)
Chase Davis (3rd)
Connor Bagdonas (4th)

Collin Bagdonas will need to put on a little size this offseason (he won the 84-pound class) but should secure the starting 106-pound spot. Lopez, Davis and Connor Bagdonas may be a year out from seeing the lineup, as Perrysburg has the lower weights locked down with superstars.

POTENTIAL LINEUP

106: Collin Bagdonas (JH 1st)
113: Ayden Dodd (5th, 2nd)
120: Grey Burnett (1st)
126: Ben Takats
132: Alex Denkins (4th)
138: Marcus Blaze (1st, 1st, 1st)
144: Cole Evans (1st, dnp, 1st)
150: Brody Bauman (Q)
157: Alex Poll
165: Beckett Walters
175: Shane Saito (Q)
190: Josh Takats (4th)
215: Ben Sawaya
285: Eric Bush

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Division 2 Projected Team Scores

(incoming freshmen not included in projected scores)

Rank	School	Projected Score
1	Graham	120
2	Bishop Watterson	111.5
3	St Francis (Columbus)	67
4	Wauseon	65.5
5	Buckeye (Medina)	50.5
6	Perkins	47.5
7	Ontario	46
8	Galion	43.5
9	St Vincent St Mary	42.5
10	Memorial (St Marys)	39.5
11	Indian Valley	35
12	Steubenville	34.5
13	Butler	33
14	Franklin	30
14	Streetsboro	30
16	Benedictine	29
17	Bishop Hartley	27.5
17	Highland (Marengo)	27.5
19	Bexley	26
19	Chaminade-Julienne	26
21	Hawken	25
22	Philo	24
23	Athens	22.5
23	Beaver	22.5
23	Canton South	22.5

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Graham Favored – Watterson on the Rise

Graham will once again have formidable competition in quest to win their 26th overall and 24th straight team championship.

This time their top contender will be Bishop Watterson, an up-and-coming team who returns their entire lineup from last year.

Graham and Watterson are 40-50 points ahead of the next in line, with DeSales, Wauseon, or Buckeye likely to finish in 3rd place.

Note: The OHSAA has yet to release their divisional breakdown for wrestling and some believe Graham will end up in division 3. If that is the case, they will be the heavy favorites to win in the lower division.

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#1 Graham

RETURNING QUALIFIERS (State Placement)

Brogan Tucker (1st)
Bryce Kohler (2nd)
Blaine Demarco (4th)
Jake Landis (4th)
Chett Mannier (Q)
Micah Krieger (Q)
Danny Hoke (Q)

Graham returns 7 state placers and 3 more state qualifiers, led by Brogan Tucker, who will be vying for his 4th state title.

Runner-up Bryce Kohler could make another state final while DeMarco, and Landis will look to improve on their state performances.

The wildcard is Danny Hoke, who made the district finals last year before defaulting his finals match and was unable to compete at the state tournament. He and Mannier could both be finalists next as the upper weights largely cleared out due to graduation.

OTHER CONTRIBUTORS (2025 Rank*)

Gage Stull (11)
Kaden Marshall (12)
Wyatt Kaemmerer (17)

*2025 rank based on end-of-year 2024 rankings with seniors removed

The excellent Stull make an immediate impact in 2025 if he can find a slot in the lineup. Marshall is a formidable heavyweight but he will be in a battle with the young Kaemmerer for the starting spot. Either wrestler could produce valuable points for the Falcons at the Schott.

INCOMING FRESHMAN (Jr High Placement)

Kyler Crooks (1st)
Gabriel Krieger (3rd)
Jakob Hoke (3rd)
Cooper Breslin (4th)
Ryan Angel (6th)

As always, Graham reloads with a stock of young talent. All five of the aforementioned could see the starting lineup next year and make immediate impacts.

POTENTIAL LINEUP

106: Cooper Breslin (JH 4th)
113: Jake Landis (8th, 4th)
120: Baden Root
126: Gabriel Krieger (JH 3rd)
132: Blaine Demarco (4th)
138: Ryan Angel (JH 6th)
144: Micah Krieger (Q)
150: Brogan Tucker (1st, 1st, 1st)
157: Jakob Hoke (JH 3rd)
165: Kyler Crooks (JH 1st)
175: Bryce Kohler (3rd, 2nd)
190: Chett Mannier (Q)
215: Danny Hoke (Q)
285: Kaden Marshall

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#2 Bishop Watterson

RETURNING QUALIFIERS (State Placement)

Michael Boyle (1st)
James Lindsay (2nd)
Neal Krysty (3rd)
Mitchell Younger (4th)
Joseph Curry (5th)
Greyson Conyers (Q)

Watterson returns every starter from last year’s squad that finished 4th at the state tournament. The Eagles have a knack for developing young talent and have now produced a freshman state champion in each of the last three seasons (Younger, Curry, and Boyle).

Runner-up Lindsay and third-placer Krysty both have the talent to win a state title themselves.

OTHER CONTRIBUTORS (2025 Rank*)

CJ Youell (16)

*2025 rank based on end-of-year 2024 rankings with seniors removed

Watterson is a top-heavy team. Aside from Youell, they have few others with state qualification potential.

INCOMING FRESHMAN (Jr High Placement)

Tommy Rowlands (1st)
Thomas Lindsay (4th)

The Ohio wrestling family gets to watch another Tommy Rowlands compete next year and he is just as talented if not more so than his father.

He and Thomas Lindsay are both good enough to place high at state. If Rowlands can stay away from Brogan Tucker’s weight class, he could very well keep Watterson’s streak of freshman champs alive.

POTENTIAL LINEUP

106: ???
113: Robbie Hite
120: Greyson Conyers (Q)
126: Neal Krysty (3rd, 3rd)
132: Joe Curry (1st, 5th)
138: Thomas Lindsay (JH 1st)
144: James Lindsay (2nd)
150: Tommy Rowlands (JH 1st)
157: Mitchell Younger (1st, 1st, 4th)
165: Tommy Haley
175: Michael Boyle (1st)
190: CJ Youell
215: Ollie Davis
285: ???

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#3 St. Francis DeSales

RETURNING QUALIFIERS (State Placement)

Lincoln Shulaw (2nd)
Andrew Barford (3rd)
Joel Welch (Q)

Aside form their big three of Shulaw, Barford, and Welch, DeSales has very little firepower to bolster their state tournament trophy chances.

The transfer of Sanderfer to Massillon Perry, and graduation of Shulaw, Lopez, and Rush has the Stallions in a bit of a rebuilding year. Even so, if they push 3 wrestlers to the state finals, it may be enough to finish third behind Graham and Watterson.

POTENTIAL LINEUP

106: ???
113: Sebastian Conrad
120: Braden Schrein
126: Edward Vitu
132: Jackson DiSabato
138: Blake Eckelbarger
144: Mack Allen
150: ???
157: Trae Williams
165: Joel Welch (Q)
175: Andrew Barford (5th, 3rd)
190: Lincoln Shulaw (7th, 2nd, 2nd)
215: Austin Usher
285: Mathias Burrell

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Division 3 Projected Team Scores

Rank	School	Projected Score
1	Delta	118
2	Waynedale	85
3	Edison (Milan)	65
4	Monroeville	54
5	Northmor	53
5	Rootstown	53
5	Trinity	53
8	Archbishop Alter	51
8	Barnesville	51
10	Miami East	47
11	Lakota	40.5
12	Lake Catholic	40
13	Liberty Center	38.5
14	Perry	37.5
15	Genoa	35.5
16	Allen East	33
16	Mechanicsburg	33
18	Union Local	32
19	Dalton	31.5
20	Fairland	29
21	Garaway	27
22	Beachwood	25
22	Centerburg	25
22	Harrison Central	25
22	Legacy Christian Academy	25

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Delta’s Case for a D3 Dynasty

About once a decade, we see Delta rise to the top of the D3 landscape. They won their first title in 1989, won three more in the late 90’s, two in the mid-2010’s, and are now the early favorites to win again in 2025.

Currently, they are 30+ points ahead of the field, which is quite a lot when it comes to division 3 – the one division that consistently has competitive team races. With a title in 2025, Delta would tally 7 total team titles, tying them with Sandusky SMCC for most among small school teams.

Wayndeale looks to be Delta’s main competition, but they will need to have a perfect weekend in March if they are to stop the Panthers in their quest in becoming the premier team in division 3 wrestling history.

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#1 Delta

RETURNING QUALIFIERS (State Placement)

Adam Mattin (1st)
Connor Sintobin (5th)
Landon Lintermoot (7th)
Cass Chiesa (8th)
Tyler Barnes (Q)
Richard Flores (Q)
Lane Lopez (Q)
Parker Cone (Q)

The 2024 Dual Meet State Champions return 4 state placers and 4 state qualifiers. The leader of the team is Adam Mattin who will be gunning for his 3rd state title.

Sintobin and Chiesa are among the few returning upper-weight state placers across the state and should place high in 2025.

Barnes also has potential for high placement – he could even find himself in the state finals if he gets hot at the right time. Lopez is talented and competed well as a freshman middleweight.

Flores and Cone can score points at the Schott and could bolster their team’s chances with podium finishes.

OTHER CONTRIBUTORS (2025 Rank*)

Brady Smith (8)
Daniel Thatcher (10)

*2025 rank based on end-of-year 2024 rankings with seniors removed

Smith is a formidable heavyweight who was a match from state last year. Thatcher is a potential state placer, but will first have to make the lineup, as he is competing in what is shaping up to be a stellar middleweight group.

INCOMING FRESHMAN (Jr High Placement)

Marcus Nagel (1st)
Gunner Taylor (2nd)

Nagel and Taylor are both excellent middleweights who can podium in 2025. Delta’s biggest challenge will be finding spots in the lineup for all of their studs.

POTENTIAL LINEUP

106: ???
113: Thomas Hernandez
120: Adam Mattin (2nd, 1st, 1st)
126: Tyler Barnes (8th, Q)
132: Richard Flores (Q)
138: Brady Creps
144: Landon Lintermoot (7th)
150: Parker Cone (Q)
157: Marcus Nagel (JH 1st)
165: Lane Lopez (Q)
175: Gunner Taylor (JH 2nd)
190: Connor Sintobin (5th, 5th)
215: Cass Chiesa (8th)
285: Brady Smith

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#2 Waynedale

RETURNING QUALIFIERS (State Placement)

Brock Beckler (4th)
Caden Schmeltzer (5th)
Riley Greathouse (6th)
Stephen Patterson (7th)
Isaak Skelly (Q)
Robert McCrork (Q)

Waynedale returns 4 placers and state qualifier Skelly. However, they all need to move up a spot or two on the podium if they want to have a chance of surpassing Delta.

Schmeltzer may be their best wrestler and I would not be surprised to see him walk away with a state title in his senior season.

Beckler, Greathouse, Patterson, and Skelly are all young and should improve during the offseason. McCrork qualified for state but was unable to compete. I think he would have placed if he was able to wrestle.

OTHER CONTRIBUTORS (2025 Rank*)

Dalton Oberly (8)
Jayden Schlabach (16)

*2025 rank based on end-of-year 2024 rankings with seniors removed

Oberly, as a freshman, was a state alternate at 138 and had multiple wins over state qualifiers. He should do well and vie for a mid-podium spot. Schlabach defaulted out of the sectional tournament last year, but is talented enough to qualify if not place at the Schott next year.

PROJECTED LINEUP

106: ???
113: Brock Beckler (4th)
120: Stephen Patterson (8th, 7th)
126: Isaak Skelly (Q)
132: Riley Greathouse (6th)
138: Caden Schmeltzer (7th, Q, 5th)
144: Dalton Oberly
150: Ethan Garrod
157: Lane Troyer
165: Robert McCrock (Q)
175: Jayden Schlabach
190: ???
215: Gradey Posey
285: Brandon Walters

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#3 Milan Edison

RETURNING QUALIFIERS (State Placement)

Luke James (1st)
Abe Hermes (3rd)
Xander Gfell-King (6th)
Mason Hermes (8th)

The returning state champions will lose two big seniors in champ Horvath and third-place finisher Medina which knocks them out of contention for a second title. Even still, they are in the hunt for a runner-up trophy with their typical top-heavy team structure (4-5 studs with little supporting staff).

State champion Luke James and previous champ Abe Hermes are the leaders of this team while Gfell-King and Mason Hermes are young and should improve on their state performance from last year.

OTHER CONTRIBUTORS (2025 Rank*)

Cy Finnen (5)

*2025 rank based on end-of-year 2024 rankings with seniors removed

Finnen is talented and rapidly improving. With one more offseason, he should be able to hang with the best 190-pounders in the state and provide valuable team points for the Chargers come March of 2025.

PROJECTED LINEUP

106: ???
113: Mason Hermes (8th)
120: Xander Gfell-King (6th)
126: AJ Crabtree
132: Quentin Cox
138: Abe Hermes (4th, 1st, 3rd)
144: ???
150: ???
157: ???
165: ???
175: Luke James (5th, 3rd, 1st)
190: Cy Finnen
215: ???
285: ???

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Top 100 Returning Wrestlers – All Divisions

Rankings based on wrestlers’ 2024 end of season Elo ratings.

Rank	Wrestler	Elo	GRADE
1	Marcus Blaze (Perrysburg)	2022	11
2	Karson Brown (St Edward)	1929	10
3	Carson Thomas (LaSalle)	1924	11
4	Brogan Tucker (Graham)	1922	11
5	Matthew Kowalski (Springboro)	1905	11
6	Luke James (Edison (Milan))	1902	11
7	Brody Saccoccia (Steubenville)	1896	11
8	Grey Burnett (Perrysburg)	1893	9
9	Aiden King (Bishop Hartley)	1890	11
10	Kane Shawger (St Xavier)	1887	9
10	Jarrel Miller (St Edward)	1887	11
10	Nathan Attisano (Legacy Christian Academy)	1887	10
13	Adam Butler (St Edward)	1885	11
14	Cole Evans (Perrysburg)	1884	11
15	Phoenix Contos (Waite)	1880	11
15	Londen Murphy (Archbishop Moeller)	1880	11
17	Ethan Timar (St Edward)	1879	11
17	Tyrel Miller (St Edward)	1879	11
19	Holden Huhn (LaSalle)	1877	11
20	Adam Mattin (Delta)	1876	11
21	Ayden King (Barnesville)	1875	11
22	Blake Bartos (Buckeye (Medina))	1873	10
23	Kaiyon McKinney (Perkins)	1868	11
23	Braxton Quaintance (Lakota)	1868	11
25	Mason Rohr (Perry (Massillon))	1867	10
26	Landon Johnson (Perry (Massillon))	1866	11
27	Evan Rizzo (Brecksville-Broadview Hts)	1864	11
27	Tate Hisey (Memorial (St Marys))	1864	11
29	Riley McPherson (Brecksville-Broadview Hts)	1862	11
30	Garrison Weisner (Clay (Oregon))	1860	10
31	Alex Taylor (Mount Vernon)	1857	10
31	Cannan Smith (Chillicothe)	1857	10
33	James Lindsay (Bishop Watterson)	1856	10
33	Lincoln Shulaw (St Francis (Columbus))	1856	11
35	Michael Boyle (Bishop Watterson)	1854	9
36	Gradey Harding (Galion)	1852	10
37	Mitchell Younger (Bishop Watterson)	1851	11
38	Wyatt Brock (Harrison)	1850	11
38	Mason Turnbaugh (Ontario)	1850	11
40	Liston Seibert (Perry (Massillon))	1849	10
40	Bryce Kohler (Graham)	1849	11
42	Jaiden Sarabia (Whitmer)	1846	11
42	Grayson Woodcock (Dublin Coffman)	1846	10
42	Neal Krysty (Bishop Watterson)	1846	11
45	Jace Jett (Brecksville-Broadview Hts)	1844	10
46	Coltyn Reedy (Sheridan)	1843	11
46	Abe Hermes (Edison (Milan))	1843	11
48	Aiden Peterson (St Edward)	1841	10
49	Bradley Eaton (St Edward)	1839	11
50	Brandon Bickerton (Highland (Medina))	1836	9
51	Khimari Manns (St Edward)	1834	11
51	Ronnie Thomas (Mechanicsburg)	1834	11
53	Zachary Aquila (Brecksville-Broadview Hts)	1833	9
53	Cael Gilmore (Highland (Marengo))	1833	10
53	Danny Beckett (Buckeye (Medina))	1833	11
53	Sam Mentzer (Pleasant)	1833	11
57	Huggy Williams (Olentangy Liberty)	1832	10
57	Bronson Hertenstein (Memorial (St Marys))	1832	11
57	Caden Schmeltzer (Waynedale)	1832	11
60	Carson Mize (Marysville)	1831	11
60	Luke Cox (Lancaster)	1831	11
62	Rylan Seacrist (Brecksville-Broadview Hts)	1830	10
62	Tyson Clear (Malvern)	1830	11
62	Rod Owens (Archbishop Alter)	1830	10
65	Marius Garcia (Bexley)	1829	11
65	Andrew Barford (St Francis (Columbus))	1829	11
67	Blaze Van Gundy (Dublin Coffman)	1828	9
68	Ayden Dodd (Perrysburg)	1826	10
69	Cowin Becker (Northmor)	1825	11
70	Mannix Wasco (North Royalton)	1824	11
70	Awsom Mitchell (Triad)	1824	11
72	Anthony Kroninger (Jonathan Alder)	1822	11
72	Jordan Neal (Allen East)	1822	9
74	Spencer Shore (Miami East)	1821	9
75	Marshall Morency (Anderson)	1820	10
75	Will Adkins (Archbishop Moeller)	1820	11
77	Joseph Curry (Bishop Watterson)	1819	10
78	Marshall Geckler (Perry (Massillon))	1816	11
78	Blaine Demarco (Graham)	1816	9
80	Johnny Green (Aurora)	1813	11
80	Robert Buchheit (Beaver)	1813	10
82	Harrison Haffner (Brecksville-Broadview Hts)	1812	11
82	Cole Walton (Aurora)	1812	11
82	Joseph Sanderfer (St Francis (Columbus))	1812	11
85	Ethan Leu (Glenoak)	1811	11
85	Danny Zmorowski (Lake Catholic)	1811	9
87	Eli Esguerra (Dublin Coffman)	1810	9
87	Tucker Campbell (Franklin)	1810	11
87	CJ Graham (Fairland)	1810	11
90	Colin Wooldridge (LaSalle)	1809	10
91	Zavian Lafountain (Wauseon)	1807	11
92	Christopher Maloney (Benedictine)	1806	11
93	Lincoln Rohr (Perry (Massillon))	1805	9
93	Aiden Weimer (Springboro)	1805	11
93	Louden Dixon (West Holmes)	1805	10
96	Alex Denkins (Perrysburg)	1804	10
96	Jordan Cook (Wauseon)	1804	11
96	Christopher Marshall (Centerburg)	1804	11
96	Landen Roeder (Monroeville)	1804	11
100	Lucas Stuerenberg (Archbishop Moeller)	1803	11
100	Aiden Helmke (Tinora)	1803	11

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