Boys

Juarez Ramirez wins 100th in Mexico’s title win in Orlando

The Mexico boys had some wrestlers shine in the Sunshine State this week.

In the Bill Scott Memorial Tournament in Orlando, Florida, on Friday and Saturday, the Bulldogs won the team trophy with 289 points as the only Missouri school in the field to beat out runner-up Timber Creek’s 241.5 points. Carlos Juarez won the 113-pound bracket and picked up his 100th career win in the process, Trevor Cole won the 106-pound bracket and was voted most outstanding wrestler by the coaches, and Kyler Carr won the 157-pound bracket.

Logan Hilderman finished second at 126 pounds, Brenden Wilson and Travis Shramek were third at 165 and 285, Brayden Arnold was fourth at 132 and Grant Walker was fifth at 190.

Bryson wins 150th for runner-up Centralia at Battle at Katy Trail

The Centralia boys were the second-best team this weekend at the Battle at the Katy Trail while one of their best wrestlers added to his career accomplishments.

The Panthers finished second with 311 points behind North Callaway’s 355 points in the Sedalia tournament, which took place Friday and Saturday, while Rex Bryson won the 175-pound bracket and picked up his 150th career win.

Waylon Adkisson at 113, Charlie Robinson at 144 and Louis Suddarth at 165 each finished second in their respective brackets. Marshall Kable was third at 285, and Gradon Hedberg was fourth at 120.

North Callaway wins Battle at Katy Trail with two milestones

Two of North Callaway’s wrestlers picked up milestone wins in the team’s Battle at the Katy Trail championship victory.

Kellen Long and Collin Moore won the 157- and 165-pound brackets, respectively, to lead North Callaway to its tournament title. Long earned his 150th career win over the weekend, and Moore secured his 100th win.

Gunnar Wenneker finished second at 285. Finishing third were Bryson Twillman at 106, Wyatt Haden at 175 and Hunter Long at 215.

Missouri Military Academy wrestlers advance to Day 2 of Katy Trail

Missouri Military Academy had all six of its wrestlers advance to the second day of the Katy Trail tournament. 

Daniel Bravo had the best finish in 12th place of the 120-pound bracket.

Girls

Johns wins title for Mexico at Battle at Katy Trail

Alexus Johns ran the table for the Mexico girls at the Battle at the Katy Trail tournament.

Johns won the 235-pound bracket in the Sedalia tournament, which took place Friday and Saturday, after pinning all five of her opponents. Abby Bowen finished at eighth at 140 pounds after going 3-3 over the weekend with three pinfall wins and a 3-1 decision loss.

Tinker finishes second for Centralia at Katy Trail

As a freshman, the stage wasn’t too big for Centralia’s Triztyn Tinker.

Tinker finished second in the 190-pound bracket at the Battle at the Katy Trail, losing by fall after three wins. Karli Andersen had the next best finish in eighth at 135.

North Callaway girls finish high at Katy Trail

Elka Endres and Ella Baker stood out for North Callaway at the Battle at the Katy Trail.

Endres finished second at 140 pounds while Baker was third at 135 pounds after each of them went 3-1. Baker lost via a 10-5 decision, and Endres lost via third-period pinfall.