Mexico stood out on the national wrestling circuit this summer.
In four national tournaments, Mexico boys wrestling had representatives compete. Among the highlights were Trevor Cole winning his …
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Mexico stood out on the national wrestling circuit this summer.
In four national tournaments, Mexico boys wrestling had representatives compete. Among the highlights were Trevor Cole winning his bracket at the Cowboy Rumble in Branson and Logan Hilderman winning at Midwest Nationals in Bloomington, Illinois.
Cole was 7-1 in Branson, finished 2-2 at United States Marine Corps Cadet/Junior Nationals in Fargo, North Dakota; and wrestled to 3-2 at National High School Coaches Association (NHSCA) Nationals in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Hilderman went a perfect 4-0 to win at Midwest Nationals and went 2-2 at NHSCA Nationals.
At NHSCA Nationals, Carlos Juarez Ramirez finished 3-2, and Travis Shramek was 0-2.
Along with Hilderman, Kyler Carr and Shramek placed in their brackets at Midwest Nationals by taking second and third, respectively. Carr was 3-1, and Shramek finished 2-1. Jesus Garcia went 2-2, and Brayden Arnold and Collin Martin each finished 1-2.
At Cowboy Rumble, Hunter Love was 1-2, Josue Rodriguez was 0-3 and Shramek was 0-2.
