(FINAL RANKINGS)

(bout minimum: 5)106 - 1. Kevan Gentile, Jim Thorpe, Jr. (44-3); 2. Matt Peters, Northwestern, Fr. (34-11); 3. Nate Kemmerer, Lehighton, Fr. (26-11).Honorable Mention - Seth Fronheiser, Northern Lehigh, Fr. (25-14); Brandon Mader, Tamaqua, Fr. (18-16); James Gehr, Pleasant Valley, Fr. (21-10);Notes - After winning the Southeast Regional title by pinning Boiling Springs' Jalin Hankerson, Gentile went 4-2 in Hershey, where he finished fourth and picked up his 100th career win. Gentile's quarterfinal loss came to Chestnut Ridge's Aaron Burkett, who finished second. Heading into his senior year, Gentile will be 102-21 after his first three seasons as an Olympian. After placing sixth at the Southeast Regional tournament, Peters was 0-2 at the PIAA Championships. Kemmerer, Fronheiser, Mader and Gehr did not wrestle after the district tournament.113 - 1. Colten Rex, Northern Lehigh, Jr. (33-10); 2. Baily Wehr, Northwestern, So. (27-14); 3. John Newhall, Jim Thorpe, Fr. (18-16).Honorable Mention - Mike Lazar, Panther Valley, Sr. (13-9); Gary Goodhile, Panther Valley, So. (9-9).Notes - Rex placed fifth at the Southeast Regional to advance to Hershey, but did not medal at the PIAA Championships, where he went 0-2. Wehr went 0-2 at the Southeast Regional Tournament and did not advance to states. Newhall, Lazar and Goodhile did not compete following the district tournament.120 - 1. Quentin Bernhard, Northwestern, Jr. (33-9); 2. Jason Jacobi, Pleasant Valley, Jr. (28-8); 3. Zachary Kemmerer, Lehighton, Jr. (30-13).Honorable Mention - Tanner Kennedy, Panther Valley, Fr. (27-18).Notes - Following a runner-up finish in the district tournament, Bernhard placed sixth at the Southeast Regional to advance to states, where he went 0-2. Jacobi placed fifth at the District 11 Class AAA tournament, but did not medal at the Northeast Regional. Kemmerer qualified for the Southeast Regional tournament, but did not advance to states. Kennedy went 1-2 at the Southeast Regional tournament, and did not move on.126 - 1. Jarret White, Northwestern, Jr. (36-10); 2. Tanner McHugh, Tamaqua, So. (35-8); 3. Darren Goida, Panther Valley, Jr. (31-15).Honorable Mention - Jackson Bernhard, Northwestern, Fr. (10-9).Notes - White had a nice showing at the PIAA Championships, going 2-2 and just missing a shot at a medal. After finishing fifth at the Southeast Regional, the performance should give White plenty of momentum heading into his senior year. Following a sixth place finish at the Southeast Regional, Goida went 1-2 in Hershey. McHugh went 2-2 at the Southeast Regional with a tough draw, and did not advance to Hershey, though he was an alternate. McHugh remains above Goida due to the fact that he beat him in all three of their meetings this season. The first was a 2-0 decision at the Schuylkill League tournament; the second a 5-3 decision during Tamaqua's dual against Panther Valley; and the third a 3-2 decision over Goida in the district tournament.132 - 1. Matt Schmall, Northern Lehigh, Jr. (41-8); 2. Dalton Webster, Northwestern, So. (11-8); 3. Cody Scherer, Lehighton, Fr. (17-12).Honorable Mention - Hunter Kennedy, Panther Valley, Fr. (25-19).Notes - Following a third place finish at the Southeast Regional tournament, Schmall went 2-3 at the PIAA Championships, where he took seventh. Webster, Scherer and Kennedy did not compete after the district tournament.138 - 1. Caleb Clymer, Northwestern, Fr. (36-13); 2. Dylan Rynkiewicz, Tamaqua, Sr. (40-7); 3. Tegan Durishin, Lehighton, Jr. (32-11),Honorable Mention - Ali Capobianco, Panther Valley, Jr. (32-20); Anthony McCue, Pleasant Valley, Jr. (14-6).Notes - Clymer took second at the Southeast Regional tournament, while Rynkiewicz placed fourth and Capobianco sixth to move on to states. Unfortunately, none of the three medaled. Clymer and Rynkiewicz each went 1-2, while Capobianco went 0-2. Rynkiewicz finishes his career with a record of 127-35. Durishin did not place at regionals, but he stays above Capobianco due to the fact that he went 3-0 against him this year. The first win was a 13-5 major decision at the Schuylkill League tournament; the second was a 9-3 decision during Lehighton's dual against Panther Valley; and the third was a 10-5 decision at the district tournament. McCue did not advance to the Northeast Regional tournament.145 - 1. Ryan Farber, Northern Lehigh, So. (39-7); 2. Hunter Davidyock, Panther Valley, Sr. (19-15); 3. David VanBlargan, Northwestern, Jr. (18-15).Honorable Mention - Tyler Dorn, Pleasant Valley, Jr. (10-7).Notes - Farber was tough in the Southeast Regional tournament, where he finished second. His chance at a state medal ended in the third round of consolation matches, when he suffered a 1-0 loss to Biglerville's Nate Newberry, who also defeated him in the regional final. Davidyock, VanBlargan and Dorn did not compete after their respective district tournaments.152 - 1. Conrad Young, Northern Lehigh, Jr. (33-11); 2. Garrett Gouger, Pleasant Valley, Jr. (22-13); 3. Xander Kern, Panther Valley, Fr. (13-12).Honorable Mention - Zachary Glassic, Panther Valley, Sr. (14-12); Mathew Wolfe, Palmerton, Sr. (15-10).Notes - Young went 2-2 at the Southeast Regional and did not advance to Hershey, though he was named an alternate. Gouger, Kern, Glassic and Wolfe did not reach their respective regional tournaments.160 - 1. Nate Farber, Northern Lehigh, Sr. (29-12); 2. Tyler Cann, Lehighton, Jr. (22-12); 3. Trevor Dorn, Pleasant Valley, So. (18-11).Honorable Mention - Zack Christman, Palmerton, Sr. (12-7); Antonio Madera, Jim Thorpe, Jr. (6-5); Malik Roper, Tamaqua, Sr. (5-2); Grant Lorkowski, Panther Valley, Sr. (19-17).Notes - Farber went 2-2 at the Southeast Regional, while Cann went 1-2. Neither advanced to Hershey, but Farber was named an alternate for the PIAA Championships. Cann's losses at regionals came to Boiling Springs' John Vaughn and Susquenita's Dalton Group, who placed second and fourth, respectively. Vaughn was also in the state final on Saturday. Farber also lost to Vaughn, and Williams Valley's Matthew Miller, who took sixth. None of the others in this group competed after districts.170 - 1. Zachary Graver, Palmerton, Sr. (22-9); 2. Brody Keefe, Pleasant Valley, Jr. (30-8); 3. Austin Arnold, Northern Lehigh, Sr. (15-5).Honorable Mention - Dylan Moyer, Panther Valley, Jr. (29-15); Andrew Sorensen, Northwestern, Jr. (15-9); Tim Gergar, Palmerton, Sr. (4-4); Robbie Geisinger, Jim Thorpe, Jr. (19-12).Notes - Graver moves back to the top after qualifying for his second state tournament. The junior took fifth at the Southeast Regional to do it, the highest finish of the AA wrestlers in this group. His season came to an end in Hershey, though, where he went 0-2. Graver finishes his career with a record of 98-39. Keefe went 2-2 at the Class AAA Northeast Regional event, and did not advance to states. Arnold went 1-2 at the Southeast Regional, as did Sorensen, who made it to the tournament after North Schuylkill's Brady Mickatavage scratched. Moyer lost his first match at regionals, but bounced back to win his next two. His season ended when he lost by technical fall to Bishop McDevitt's Jaque Jackson.182 - 1. Connor Frey, Lehighton, Jr. (38-6); 2 Jared Mooney, Palmerton, So. (28-15); 3. Chad Cederberg, Northern Lehigh, Jr. (13-12).Notes - Frey advanced to his second straight state tournament after taking second at the Southeast Regional to Bermudian Springs' Colton Dull. The junior bounced back after a first round loss at the PIAA Championships to take seventh place, while also setting the school record for wins in a season. Overall, Frey went 3-2 in the tournament, with his losses coming by one point to the eventual fifth-place finisher, Brett Beltz of South Fayette, and by two points in overtime to Pope John Paul's Michael Collins, who finished fourth. He also captured his 100th victory during the tournament. One would think Frey has plenty of momentum, and motivation, heading into his senior year. Mooney joined Frey in Hershey after taking sixth at the Southeast Regional. Though he went 0-2 in his first appearance at the state tournament, the experience should give him plenty to build on heading into next season. Cederberg did not compete after the district tournament.195 - 1. Rian Shubeck, Panther Valley, Sr. (31-7); 2. Trent Thomas, Pleasant Valley, Jr. (27-8); 3. Alexander Russo, Northwestern, Sr. (30-11).Honorable Mention - John Iles, Palmerton, So. (16-15); Stephen Scheib, Northern Lehigh, Sr. (19-15).Notes - Shubeck reclaims the top spot after taking third at the Southeast Regional and eighth in his second straight trip to Hershey. Yes, he reached the quarters via forfeit. But the senior was in absolutely every match that he wrestled, even his quarterfinal loss to Elizabeth Forward's Luke Fournier, where he got pinned. Shubeck's only other losses came to Eatern York's Lucas Barshinger and North Schuylkill's Alex Hummel, who took first and second at the regional tournament. Shubeck finishes he career with a record of 118-38 with 60 career falls. After making it to the District 11 Class AA final, Russo's season ended when he went 1-2 at the Southeast Regional tournament. Thomas completed a breakout year by taking fifth at the District 11 Class AAA tournament and sixth at the Northeast Regional.220 - 1. Tre Nelson, Palmerton, Sr. (19-9); 2. Wyatt Clements, Lehighton, Jr. (19-12); 3. Jason Schaffer, Northern Lehigh, So. (16-16).Honorable Mention - Caleb Campbell, Jim Thorpe, So. (6-6).Notes - Nelson completed his first season of varsity competition by reaching the Southeast Regional tournament, where he went 0-2. His losses came to eventual champion Sam McCollum of Bermudian Springs and Kody Reichart of Kutztown, who took fifth.285 - 1. Ahmad Curtis, Pleasant Valley, Sr. (24-9); 2. Cameron Kates, Northern Lehigh, Jr. (37-7); 3. Jacob Murray, Northwestern, Jr. (15-11).Honorable Mention - Will Focht, Pleasant Valley, Jr. (4-3); Alexander Smith, Lehighton, Jr. (14-12).Notes - Curtis finishes on top after taking second in the Class AAA District 11 tournament and fifth at the Northeast Regional, just missing a spot in Hershey. Kates finished 1-2 at the Southeast Regional tournament. His losses came to Bermudian Springs' Brady Linebaugh and Pius X's Anthony Greggo, who took second and third, respectively.(compiled by Patrick Matsinko)