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Central Minnesota's Top Class AAA Teams
1. CAMBRIDGE-ISANTI BLUE JACKETS
The Blue Jackets dominated three teams at their quadrangular with wins
over Champlin Park 46-19, Chisago Lakes 69-0 and Princeton 69-0. Matt
O'onnor, Tony Nelson, Chad Larson, Alex Geving, Clayton Jennissen,
Scott Gifford, Eric Elmstrand and Ross Dankers were all 3-0 at the
quadrangular. They turned in a very good performance to earn third
place at the Kiffmeyer Duals with wins over Elk River 50-13 and for
third highly ranked North Dakota team Wahpeton 45-15. They dropped
their semifinal match to Albert Lea 50-18. The Blue Jackets earned
second place at their dual meet invitational with a huge win over
Section 7AAA rival Forest Lake 38-16 in the quarter-finals and Section
3AAA power Simley 28-25 in the semifinals. They dropped the
Championship to the No. 1AA ranked Scott West 39-19. Tony Nelson, Matt
O'onnor and Garret Olson were all unbeaten at the tourney.
2. WILLMAR CARDINALS
The Cardinals topped two Central Lakes Conference foes Brainerd 35-27
and St. Cloud Apollo 44-24. They dropped a close match to Lean and Mean
AA rival Litchfield 39-27. The Cardinals had a good showing at their
quadrangular with a win over Section 5AA foe Glencoe-Silver Lake/LP
36-28 and they dropped a pair of duals to a pair Lean and Mean foes, AA
rival New London-Spicer 38-24 and AAA St. Francis 36-27. Drew Larson,
Brandt Haglund, Brandon Reickman and Adam Kramar all great showings at
the quadrangular with perfect 3-0 marks. The Cardinals topped Central
Lakes Conference Rocori 34-28 and they came up just a little short
against conference foe Fergus Falls 34-28 in a very good dual. They had
a great tourney at Eden Prairie with 176.5 points to earn second place
with ten wrestlers placing in the top four. Drew Larson, Trent Malocek
and Brandon Reickman all had great tourneys as they all won
championships. Adam Kremer earned second place and Nick Dahlke, Eric
Borgas, Nick Braun, Marshall Swoyer all had great showings to earn
third places. Adam Fagestrom and Cody Stegeman both took fourth place
for the Cardinals.
3. BRIANERD WARRIORS
The Warriors split a pair of Central Lakes Conference foes, they topped
Rocori 61-18 and lost to Willmar 35-27. The Warriors had an impressive
showing at the Monticello duals with three dual meet victories over
Blaine 48-15, Park of Cottage Grove 36-36 (Criteria) and No. 11 AAA
ranked Monticello 37-26. They did lose to AAA Lean and Mean and tourney
champions Prior Lake 45-17. Tyler Jensen and Nate Rubin were both 4-0
and Brandon Mutz, Scott Padrnos and Jake Patnode were all 3-1 at the
Monticello Duals.
4. ALEXANDRIA CARDINALS
The Cardinals split a pair of Central Lakes Duals as they defeated St.
Cloud Apollo 44-26 and lost to Little Falls 31-27. They topped Sauk
Centre 43-28 and dropped a close one to Minnewaska 31-27. In the
Cardinal quadrangular Charlie Kirscht, Tanner Weltzin, John Amundson
and Mike Kirscht were all unbeaten. The Cardinals had a solid
performance at the Monticello Duals with wins over Hopkins 51-21 and
Rocori 57-18. They dropped a close one to No. 11 AAA ranked Monticello
36-31 and Park of Cottage Grove 40-24. Charlie and Mike Kirscht and
Tanner Weltzin were all 4-0 and Taylor Murical, John Amundson, Lucas
and Josh Betterman all had good days as they all went 3-1 at the
Monticello duals. The Cardinals topped two Section 8AAA foes at their
Triangular meet with wins over Elk River 37-34 and Moorhead 44-29. They
dropped a pair of duals to Section 8AAA foe Bemidji 40-27 and to Class
A rival Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale 49-27.
5. BUFFALO BISON
The Bison earned third place at the Annandale/Maple Lake Lightning
Duals with a first round win over Sauk Rapids 39-29 and for third place
they topped AA foe Windom Area 47-23. They did drop their semifinal
match to NO. 6AA ranked Annandale/Maple Lake 41-13. David Baker and Tim
Ruter were both unbeaten at the Lightning Duals.
6. SAUK RAPIDS STORM
The Storm dropped a Central Lakes Conference dual to rival Sartell
50-21. They won one dual at the Annandale/Maple Lake Lightning Duals
with over New Prague 34-33. They dropped their first round dual to
Buffalo 39-29 and the fifth place match to Waconia 40-34. The Storm
were minus at least four varsity starters in the event due to injuries
and conflicts. Shane Fesenmaier, Mike Hines, Evan Warnert, Mitch Rau
and Zach Rudolph were all unbeaten at the Lightning Duals.
7. ST. CLOUD APOLLO EAGLES
The Eagles dropped a pair of Central Lakes Conference duals to
Alexandria 44-26 and Willmar 44-24. They topped Central Lakes
Conference rival St. Cloud Tech 53-18 and they lost to No. 11AAA ranked
Monticello 45-24. The Eagles had a very good showing at the Kiffmeyer
Duals where they earned fifth place with wins over Lean and Mean and
Section 8AAA foe Elk River 34-33 and for Fifth place topped rival St.
Cloud Tech 45-18. Justin Pulliam and Alex Gill were both 3-0 at the
Kiffmeyer Duals. The Eagles topped Section 7AA foe North Branch 51-22
to earn seventh place at the Cambridge-Isanti Duals. They dropped their
consolation semifinal match to Lean and Mean Centennial 39-26. In the
quarter-finals they lost to the No. 1 AA ranked Scott West 63-12. Alex
Gill and Matt Spoden both had great tourneys as they went unbeaten.
8. ELK RIVER ELKS
The Elks dropped a North West Suburban Conference dual to rival Anoka.
They earned fifth place at the Kiffmeyer Duals with a win over
Hutchinson 39-29. The Elks dropped their first round match to
Cambridge-Isanti 50-13 and their consolations Semifinals to St. Cloud
Apollo 34-33. Tyler Stevens, Holten Lubinski and Tyler Hemmesch were
all 3-0 at the Kiffmeyer Duals. The Elks split a pair of Section 8AAA
duals with Alexandria they lost a close one 37-34 and topped Moorhead
33-32. The Elks topped Maple Grove 50-12 in a Northwest Suburban
Conference dual.
9. Chisago Lake Wildcats
The Wildcats dropped a very close match to North Suburban Conference
foe Spring Lake Park 35-33. They topped former Rum River Conference foe
Princeton 46-21 and they dropped two duals at the Cambridge-Isanti
quadrangular to Champlin Park 58-12 and Cambridge-Isanti 69-0. The
Wildcats had a good showing at the Hinckley-Finlayson Jaguar
Invitational with 162.5 points for third place. The had seven wrestlers
earn top four places including a pair of championships by Mike
Michaelson and Troy Montague. Travis Kammerer and Tony Gall both had
great tourneys to earn second places, Derek Silbernagel earned third
place and John Barwin took fourth place. The Wildcats topped Class A
Lean and Mean Mille Lacs 39-35 and Hinckley-Finlayson 43-27. They had a
great dual to top North Suburban rival Irondale 48-26.
10. MOORHEAD SPUDS
The Spuds dropped their first round dual at the Gadberry Duals to Coon
Rapids 45-19. They lost their consolation semifinal match to Dickinson
51-12 and their seventh place match to Mandan in a good dual 40-30.
Justin LaValle was the lone Spud that was unbeaten at the Gadberry
Duals. They dropped a very good dual to AA rival Fergus Falls 35-28 and
Highway Ten neighbor Detroit Lakes 46-19. The Spuds dropped a pair of
Section 8AAA duals to Alexandria 44-29 and to Elk River 33-32.
11. NORTH BRANCH VIKINGS
The Vikings topped North Suburban Conference foe Fridley 66-16 and
Class A rival Braham 47-21. The Vikings dropped three duals at the
Cambridge-Isanti Duals with losses to No. 6AAA Simley 58-9, No. 7AAA
ranked Forest Lake 61-15 and for seventh place they dropped a dual to
AAA foe St. Cloud Apollo 52-22. Eric Kostik was 3-0 for the Vikings at
the tourney.
12. ST. CLOUD TECH TIGERS
The Tigers dropped Central Lakes Conference duals to Fergus Falls 61-4,
St. Cloud Apollo 53-18 and Little Falls 67--3. They dropped a
non-conference dual to No. 11AAA ranked Monticello 71-6. The Tigers
earned sixth place at the Kiffmeyer Duals with a very exciting dual
meet win over Hutchinson 39-31. They dropped their quarterfinal match
to No. 2AAA ranked Hastings 70-6 and to cross town rival for fifth
place St. Cloud Apollo 45-18. The Tigers earned third place at the Hawk
Duals at St. Paul Humboldt with three wins over Mahtomedi 56-15,
Cretin-Derham Hall 69-6 and St. Paul Humboldt 51-30. They dropped duals
to Northfield 46-20 and Lakeville South 46-20. Chris Hoppe, Luke
Laudenbach, Mitch Voigt, Yaric Dmytrochenko and Ethan Kellner were all
4-1 on the day. Central Minnesota's Top Class AAA Teams
1. SAINT MICHAEL-ALBERTVILLE KNIGHTS
The Knights had a very impressive performance as they topped
Mississippi 8 and No. 8AA ranked Big Lake 39-18. They had a strong
showing at the Paynesville tourney where they earned 238 points for the
Championship just edging out Watertown, South Dakota No. 4 state ranked
by 28 points. The Knights won six championships including: David Thorn,
Ross Lefebrve, Alex Becker, Joe Grygelko, Kyle Schumm and Kraig Schumm.
Jordan Kampa and Austi Kolles both had great tourneys to earn seconds
and Brian Zachman, Jake Horn and Jon Laudner all earned third places
and Justin Oie took fourth place. The Knights topped Mississippi 8
Conference foe Monticello 42-12, winning eleven matches. They topped
AAA Totino Grace 52-18 and Section 4AA rival South St. Paul 72-12. The
Knights had a very impressive showing the Hutchinson tourney with 225.5
points and twelve wrestlers placing in the top four. They won the
championship over Jackson County Central the No. 2AA ranked team with
four championships by David Thorn, Alex Becker, Joe Grygelko and Kyle
Schumm. Brian Zachman, Ross Lefebvre, Austin Kolles and Jake Horn had
great tourneys to earn second places. Jordan Campa, Jon Laudner and
Kyle Salonek were equally impressive by earning third places and Kraig
Schumm took fourth place.
2. BIG LAKE HORNETS
The Hornets dropped a Mississippi Conference 8 dual to No. 3AA ranked
Saint Michael-Albertville 39-18. They turned in a very strong
performance at the Hutchinson tourney with 207.5 points and twelve
wrestlers placing in the top four. They finished ahead of the No. 2AA
ranked Jackson County Central as they advanced four wrestlers to the
finals with Matt Nelson winning the only championship and Aaron Stolp,
Ben Brown and Casey Kern had impressive tourneys to earned seconds.
Justin Nelson, Dan Brown, Tyler Sonenstahl, Justin Haag, Tee Baker and
Zach Peterson also had great tourneys to earn third places. Aaron
Mevissen and Josh Ladin both took fourth place. The Hornets crushed AAA
ranked and Mississippi 8 Conference foe Monticello 36-22.
3. FOLEY FALCONS
The Falcons had huge win over Section 6AA rival and No. 12AA ranked
Milaca 38-18. They were a little drained from the hype of beating
Milaca the next day they traveled to Minnewaska for their dual meet
invitational the Falcons topped Minneota 42-21 in the Semifinals. In
the championship they lost to No. 2AA ranked Jackson County Central
30-19. The Falcons topped AA Lean and Mean Little Falls 45-15 and
Section 5AA foe Delano 48-15. They topped a very good ranked AA
Annandale/Maple Lake team 39-12 and Section 5AA foe Waconia 51-9. The
Falcons topped Section 6AA foe Sartell 56-12 and Central Lakes
Conference AA Fergus Falls 51-14.
4. ANNANDALE/MAPLE LAKE LIGHTNING
The Lightning beat Wright County Conference foes Lean and Mean BOLD/BLH
43-19 and Mound-Westonka 49-18. They earned second place the Lightning
duals with their quarterfinal win over New Prague 57-12 and Semifinals
win over Lean and Mean AAA Buffalo 41-13. The Lightning dropped the
Championship to No. 5A ranked Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City 48-12. Jake
Anderson, Joe Nordlie and Chase Swenson all great tourneys to go 3-0 at
the Lightning duals. They topped Section 5AA and Wright Conference foe
Waconia 53-18. They Lightning dropped a dual to a Section 6AA power and
state ranked Foley 39-12.
5. MILACA WOLVES
The WOLVES topped a pair of Class A foes Lean and Mean Mille Lacs 42-24
and Osakis 56-9. They did drop a huge dual to Section 6AA rival Foley
35-18 in a very good dual. The Wolves earned second place at the
Centennial Duals with wins over Tartan 35-24 and Shakopee 45-17. They
did drop the championship to the No. 1 ranked AAA and nationally ranked
Apple Valley 63-8. Carter Ash was the lone Wolf to have won all his
matches at the Centennial Duals. They topped Section 6AA rival Mora
54-17, Class A Crosby-Ironton 47-18 and St. Cloud Tech 73-3. The Wolves
topped three Class AAA foes to earn second place at the Mounds View
Duals with huge wins over Spring Lake Park 64-10, Minneapolis Roosevelt
81-0 and AAA Lean and Mean Mounds View 49-19. They dropped the
championship match also to a AAA Lean and Mean Eagan 32-25. Denver
Rogalla, Kevin Swedin, Roy Ash and Dennis Taute were all unbeaten and
Carter Ash, Josh Danger, David Fradett and Mike Cain were all 3-1 on
the day.
6. NEW LONDON-SPICER WILDCATS
The Wildcats topped three foes at the Willmar quadrangular with wins
over rival Willmar 38-24, Section 5AA foe Glencoe-Silver Lake 37-17 and
AAA Lean and Mean St. Francis 31-21 Chad Henle, Adam Luberts, Andrew
Blomker, Chris DeLong and Jordan Hennes were all unbeaten at the
quadrangular. They split West Central North Conference duals topping
Melrose 58-15 and just coming up short against Minnewaska 28-27. They
had their way with Renville County West with a big win of 56-9. The
Wildcats had a very good tourney at their invitational with 222 points
to earn second place, with twelve wrestlers placing in the top twelve.
Billy Dean and Adam Luberts each won championships and Chad Henle,
Shawn Hatlestad, Zach Borka, John Nething, Ryane Clark all earned
seconds. Tom Duscher, Andrew Blomker and Brandon Keller all earned
thirds and Luke Reiter and Jordan Hennes both took fourths.
7. BOLD/BUFFALO LAKE/HECTOR WARRIORS
The Warriors topped West Central South Conference foes Benson 45-18,
Montevideo 54-17 and LQPV 51-9. They beat Section 5AA rival Watertown
34-25, class A Howard Lake/Waverly/Winsted 36-27 and Mound-Westonka
60-21. The Warriors dropped a pair of duals at the ACGC triangular to
ACGC 34-24 and to No. 7A ranked Sibley East 28-22. The Warriors topped
the teams at their quadrangular including Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale 56-20,
Delano 42-28 and LeSueur-Henderson 54-16. Tom Brenner, Pat LaVasseur,
Chris Harmon and Brian Hagen were all 3-0 on the day.
8. LITTLE FALLS FLYERS
The Flyers topped Central Lakes Conference foes Alexandria 42-32,
Sartell 44-26 and St. Cloud Tech 67-3. They competed in a quadrangular
at Alexandria where they did top the host and Minnewaska 36-25 and Sauk
Centre 43-29. Jason Brill, Steve Strack, Josh Jendro and Dylan Bue were
all unbeaten at the Alexandria quadrangular. They topped Section 6AA
foe Zimmerman 54-14 and section 5AA foe Delano 48-26. The Flyers did
drop a dual to Section 6AA power Foley 45-15. They earned fourth place
at the Mounds View Duals with wins over Maple Grove 66-14 and Columbia
Heights 48-21. The Flyers dropped a pair of close duals to AAA Lean and
Mean foes Eagan 40-31 and Mounds View 37-30. Josh Jendro was 4-0 with
four falls, Jason Brill was 3-0, and Steve Strack and Dylan Bue were
both 3-1 at the Mounds View Duals.
9. FERGUS FALLS OTTERS
The Otters have had some impressive wins with victories over Central
Lakes Conference foes Willmar 34-28, Rocori 55-15, St. Cloud Tech
61-4and Sartell 50-25. They topped Class A ranked Barnesville 39-26 and
AAA Moorhead 35-28. The Otters had a very good showing at the 30th
annual Lake Park tourney with 170.5 points to earn second place with
seven wrestlers placing in the top four. The Otters Head Coach Mark Aho
was awarded the Dean Fox Sportmanship Award, he has been the Otter head
coach for eleven years. They had three championships by Charlie
Revering, Karl Haataja and Drew Ross. Billy Oehler and Colten Thorson
both had a great tourneys to earn second place. Bryant Marquedant and
Jordan Ringquist had great tourneys too earn third places. The Otters
ran in to No. 8 ranked AA Foley, they came up a little short 51-14. In
what was actually a good showing by the Otters.
10. Litchfield Dragons
The Dragons topped a pair of Class A foes Paynesville 34-25 and Howard
Lake/Waverly/Winsted 46-21. They also topped Lean and Mean AAA Willmar
39-27 in a very good dual. The Dragons earned third place at the
Gadberry Duals in Moorhead with a quarter-final win over Mandan, N. D.
61-14 and for third place over Lean and Mean AAA Grand Rapids 42-24.
They dropped a very exciting dual to No. 9AAA ranked Coon Rapids 28-25.
Damian Heariet and David Malepsy were both 3-0 at the Gadberry Duals.
The Dragons topped Section 5AA and Wright County Conference foe
Glencoe-Silver Lake/LP 35-20. The Dragons earned 145.5 points to take
fourth place at the Hutchinson Tourney. They had seven wrestlers place
in the top four including one championship by David Malepsy. Jared
Flemming had a great to tourney to take second place and Jeremy
Forster, Dustin Celander and Sam Pautzka all earned third place. Jake
Tews and John Binsfeld both took fourth place.
11. PEQUOT LAKES/PINE RIVER/BACKUS ROAD CREW
The Road Crew have had some very impressive showings with their fourth
place finish at the Rick Lee tourney in Bemidji with 139 points and
seven wrestlers placing in the top four. Jesse Hernandez and Nic
Harrison both had very good tourneys to earn second place and Pat
Bresnahan, Adam Kish, Cody Schrupp and Chris Harrison all earned third
place and Troy Griffith took fourth place. The Road Crew topped
Browerville/Eagle Valley 58-18. The Crew had a very good showing at the
Osakis Duals where they earned second place with wins over Albany 32-32
(Criteria) in the Semifinals and the quarterfinals over Melrose 59-15.
They dropped the championship match to No. 3A ranked Aitkin 42-25. Nic
Harrison was unbeaten and named Outstanding Wrestler of the tourney for
his great performance. Nathan Wasloski and Pat Bresnahan also have very
tourneys as they both went 3-0 at the Osakis Duals.
12. BECKER BULLDOGS
The Bulldogs topped the field of teams at their quadrangular with wins
over Section 6AA rival Mora 36-31 and Class A foes Brahm 50-15 and
Meadow Creek/River Academy 52-12. Brady Schrupp, Robert Koranda, Kevin
O達rien, Clinton Aurentz and Cory Immerman were all have prefect nights
with 3-0 marks. The Bulldogs topped Mississippi 8 Conference foe Rogers
50-12.
MINNEWASKA LAKERS
The Lakers have topped West Central North Conference foes New
London-Spicer 28-27, Sauk Centre on Criteria 31-31, Albany 36-35,
Paynesville 32-26 and Melrose 57-13. The Lakers won the consolation
title at the Minnewaska Duals with wins over Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale
52-16 and Breckenridge 39-30. They did drop a very close match to Class
A Lean and Mean Wheaton/Herman-Norcross 30-25.
SARTELL SABRES
The Sabres topped Central Lakes Conference rival Sauk Rapids 50-21 and
Section 6AA foes Albany 37-31, Zimmerman 59-18 and Melrose 35-19. They
dropped a Central Lakes Conference dual to rival Little Falls 44-26.
The Sabres earned second place at the Staples Duals with wins over
Hawley 42-33 and Staples-Motley 36-34. In the championship they fell to
the No. 4AA ranked Perham 66-3. Travis Lewellyn was 3-0 on the day the
Staples-Motley Duals. The Sabres dropped duals to Central Lakes
Conference foe Fergus Falls 50-25 and to Section 6AA foe Foley 56-12.
ALBANY HUSKIES
The Huskies topped Section 6AA rival Rocori 56-27 and West Central
North Conference foe Melrose 58-15. They lost very close duals to West
Central North Conference rival Minnewaska 36-35 and Section 6AA foe
Sartell 37-31. The Huskies topped two foes at the Osakis duals to earn
third place with wins over Class A Osakis 47-18 for third and in the
quarterfinals they topped Browerville/Eagle Valley 61-15. In their
semifinal match they lost a 32-32 match on criteria to Pequot
Lakes/Pine River/Backus. Kurt Schlangen, Andrew Nienaber and Scott
Groetsch were all 3-0 at the Osakis Duals. Central Minnesota's Top Class A Teams
1. ATWATER-COSMOS-GROVE CITY FALCONS
The Falcons topped West Central South foes BOLD/BLH 34-24, LQPV 56-8
and Morris Area/Hancock 61-6. The Falcons topped Class Norwood Young
America 45-15 and AA Watertown-Mayer 45-13 in their triangular. The
Falcons got beat in an excellent dual by Class A ranked Sibley East
27-26. The Falcons came back from the loss to top the field at the
Annandale/Maple Lake duals with very big wins over Windom Area 43-15
and AA Waconia 67-0. In the Championship their defeated highly ranked
AA Annandale/Maple 48-12. Ben Meyer, Micah Larson, David Nelson, Travis
Frederiksen, Bill Wheeler, A. J. Fredericksen and Nic Leither were all
unbeaten at the tourney. The Falcons had a very good showing at the New
London-Spicer Tourney with 248.5 points and eleven wrestlers placing in
top four. They had eight champions including, Soctt Litzau, Micah
Larson, Joes Lies, David Nelson, Matt Pearson, A. J. Frederiksen, Nick
Meyer and Ben Meyer. Michael Kramer earned second place and Bill
Wheeler and Travis Frederiksen both took third place.
2. AITKIN GOBBLERS
The Gobblers topped Section 6A foes Pierz 42-28, Royalton 48-22, Rush
City 54-17 and Crosby-Ironton 44-21. They topped AAA Grand Rapids
42-28, non-conference AA Cloquet 51-13 and AA Staples-Motley 57-18. The
Gobblers had a very impressive showing at the Rick Lee tourney in
Bemidji with 171.5 points to earn a tied for second with
Greenbush-Middle River-Badger. They won four championships by Isaac
Werner, Keith Wasserzeher, Justin Chouanard and Nick Nadeau. Brett
Mlynar and Travis Hallberg both had very good tourneys to earn second
places and Matt Christensen had a good tourney performance to earn
third place. The Gobblers topped the field of teams at the Osakis Duals
with big wins over Walker/Hackensack/Ackley/Nevis 73-6 and Osakis in
the semifinals 62-6. In the championship they topped Pequot Lakes/Pine
River/Backus 42-25. The Gobblers had five wrestlers with 3-0 days
including Matt Christensen, Travis Hallberg, Justin Chouanard, Keith
Wasserzieher and Isaac Werner.
3. YELLOW MEDICINE EAST STING
The Sting topped Section 4A rivals Renville County West 45-18, MACCRAY
57-13, Benson 51-15 and in a real close dual topped
Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunberg 35-31. They topped the field of teams at the
Kimball duals with wins over Kimball 57-10, Eden Valley-Watkins 45-19
and Class A Lean and Mean St. James 32-25. The Sting had four unbeaten
wrestlers at the Kimball duals; Casey Field, Eric Dubbelde, Phhil
Johnson and Sam Isfeld.
4. KERKHOVEN-MURDOCK-SUNBURG FIGHTING SAINTS
The Fighting Saints topped Section 4A foes LQPV 48-18 and Dawson-Boyd
56-18 and Section 5A Belgrade-Brooten/Elrosa 62-12. They did drop a
very close dual to Section 4A rival Yellow Medicine East 35-31.
5. MILLE LACS RAIDERS
The Raiders topped Section 6A foes Osakis 36-34, Pierz 39-35 and Crosby
Ironton. They topped Great River Conference foe Hinckley-Finlayson/Pine
City 57-12. The Raiders dropped duals to AA ranked Milaca 42-24 and to
AAA Chisago Lakes 39-35.
6. PIERZ PIONEERS
The Pioneers topped Central Minnesota Conference foes Eden
Valley-Watkins 45-22 and Rockford 57-18. They topped Section 6A foes
Holdingford 53-21 and Royalton 52-27. They dropped duals to Section 6A
favorite Aitkin 42-28 and Section 6A Mille Lacs 39-35 in a very close
dual. The dropped a very close dual to AA Mora 36-33. The Pioneers had
a good showing at the Paynesville Tourney with 131 points to earn third
place with six wrestlers placing in the top four. Clint Poster won the
lone championship, Hank Virnig, Tanner Tetrick and Kyle Welle had very
good tourneys to earn second place. Scott Janson earned third place and
Cory Egen took fourth place. The Pioneers in the quarter-finals of the
Cambridge-Isanti Duals topped AAA Lean and Mean Centennial 41-32 and
they dropped their semifinals to the No. 1AA team Scott West 63-9. In
the third place match they lost to the No. 6AAA ranked Simley 55-19.
Both Clint Poster and Hank Virnig went unbeaten at the Cambridge-Isanti
Duals.
7. NEW YORK MILLS EAGLES
The Eagles topped Park Region Conference foe Osakis 53-21, Ottertail
Central 47-22, Menagha-Sebeka 57-16 and Parkers Prairie 42-18. In big
Section 7A duals the Eagles topped Breckenridge 39-25 and Wadena-Deer
Creek 35-31
8. WHEATON-HERMAN/NORCROSS BULLETS
The Bullets topped a pair of Section 8A foes Lake Park/Audubon 50-18,
Hawley 60-15 and they topped a Section 6A foe Osakis 47-22. The Bullets
had an impressive showing at the Minnewaska Duals with a win over
Minnewaska 30-25 in the quarterfinals. They lost a close match to
highly ranked Minneota 33-28 and to No. 2AA ranked Jackson County
Central 51-13. Ryan Schwagel was the lone Bullet to go unbeaten at the
Minnewaska Duals. The Bullets topped Section 7A foes Wadena-Deer Creek
54-21 and West Central Area 69-9. They had a great showing in their
dual in defeating AA foe Ottertail Central 48-18.
9. WADENA-DEER CREEK WOLVERINES
The Wolverines topped Mid-State Conference rival Park Rapids 43-32.
They had a very good showing at the Mahnomen Duals with a quarterfinal
win over Red Lake County Central 69-12 and for third place 39-33 over
the host Mahnomen-Waubun. In the semifinals they dropped a 47-27 dual
to highly ranked Class A Greenbush-Middle River/Badger. Kenny Steffens,
Tony Wegschied and Kevin Trout all great tourneys to go 3-0 at the
Mahnomen-Waubun Duals. The Wolverines dropped a section 7A duals to
Wheaton/Herman/Norcross 54-21 and rival New York Mills 35-31.
10. BRECKENRIDGE COWBOYS
The Cowboys topped Section 7A foes Pelican Rapids 47-27, Parkers
Prairie 45-21 and Menagha-Sebeka 64-12. They dropped duals to Section
7A rival New York Mills 39-25 and Staples-Motley 43-30. They did
dropped a 58-9 dual to the No. 4AA ranked Perham. The Cowboys had a
very strong showing at the Minnewaska Duals despite dropping two duals.
They lost to highly ranked Class A Minneota 33-31 and to Minnewaska
39-30.
11. BERTHA-HEWITT/VERNDALE RAIDERS
The Raiders topped Park Region Conference foes Ottertail Central 44-25
and Menagha-Sebeka 54-23. They dropped two duals at the Minnewaska
Duals to Jackson County Central 59-10 and Minnewaska 52-16. They lost
to No. 4AA ranked Perham 57-13. The Raiders had a good showing at the
BOLD/BLH quadrangular with wins over two AA foes Delano 47-24 and
LeSueur-Henderson 54-24. They lost to AA Lean and Mean Bold/BLH 56-20.
Ethan Kern, Sam Moenkedick, Matt Moenkedick and Wade Moenkedick were
all 3-0 for the Raiders. The Raiders had a good showing with their win
over AAA Alexandria 49-27. They did drop a good dual to AAA Bemidji
41-29.
12. CROSBY-IRONTON RANGERS
The Rangers have had very impressive performances as they topped three
AA foes Park Rapids 36-33, Walker/Hackensack/Ackley/Nevis 51-24 and
Mora 33-32. They dropped a dual to AA ranked Milaca 47-18. The Rangers
had a very good showing at the Parkers Prairie Tourney with 159 points
to earn third place with seven wrestlers placing in the top four. They
won four championships by Brad Hofstrand, Wade Adams, Andrew Kayfes and
Ben Rothstein. Brandon Biever, Cory Henningson and Lane Srock all
earned second place. The Rangers dropped a pair of duals to Section 6A
foe Aitkin 44-21 and to AA foe Staples-Motley 37-28.
PAYNESVILLE BULLDOGS
The Bulldogs lost a close dual to West Central North Conference foe
Minnewaska 32-26. They topped Sauk Centre in West Central North
Conference dual meet action also in a very close match 37-34 and Long
Prairie-Grey Eagle 48-23. The Bulldogs dropped a good dual to AA rival
Litchfield 34-25. The Bulldogs earned seventh place at their
invitational with 112 points. They had five wrestlers place in the top
four including Jordan Christian and Jeff Albright both earning seconds.
Luke Frank took third place and Aaron Burris and Brad Torborg both took
fourth place.
HOWARD LAKE/WAVERLY/WINSTED LAKERS
The Lakers topped AA Zimmerman 38-27 and they have lost several duals
to AA foes; BOLD 36-27, Litchfield 46-21, Watertown 45-20. They dropped
a dual to Class A Section 5A foe Paynesville 56-21. The Lakers topped
Section 5A rival Eden Valley-Watkins 43-27.
EDEN VALLEY-WATKINS EAGLES
The Eagles topped Central Minnesota Conference foes Rockford 69-9,
Holdingford 31-28 and Kimball 47-27. They dropped a Central Minnesota
Conference duals to Pierz 45-22 and Howard Lake/Waverly/Winsted 43-27.
The Eagle dropped a pair of duals at the Kimball duals to Lean and Mean
Class A foes Yellow Medicine East 45-19 and St. James 55-15. They
earned fourth place at the New London-Spicer Tourney with 149 points
and eight wrestlers placing in the top four. Chris Faber and Jacob
Forcier both won championship and Ryan Sullivan and Mike Sullivan both
earned second place. Dustin Kramer, Tom Jochum, Kevin Kramer and Jeff
Dockendorf all took fourth place.
Central Minnesota Mat Rats Top Individuals
Name School Grade Section **State Placer/*State Qualifier
Class AAA Individuals
103 LBS
1. Tyler Stevens, Elk River, 9th, 8AAA
2. Charlie Kirscht, Alexandria, 10th, 8AAA
3. Nick Grausam, Brainerd, 9th, 8AAA
4. David Baker, Buffalo, 10th, 8AAA
5. Joe Holmberg, Cambridge, 9th, 7AAA
112 LBS
1. Justin LaValle, Moorhead, 10th, 8AAA**
2. Tanner Weltzin, Alexandria, 11th, 8AAA
3. Scott Padmos, Brainerd, 11th, 8AAA
4. Eric Borgas, Willmar, 12th, 2AAA
5. Riley Wald, Apollo, 12th, 8AAA
119 LBS
1. Kyle Muetzel, Elk River, 11th, 7AAA
2. Chad Larson, Cambridge, 11th, 7AAA*
3. Mike Hines, Sauk Rapids, 12th, 8AAA
4. Erik Kostik, North Branch11th, 7AAA
5. Taylor Morical, Alexandria, 10th, 8AAA
125 LBS
1. Tyler Jensen, Brainerd, 11th, 8AAA*
2. Alex Geving, Cambridge, 11th, 7AAA
3. Mitch Anderson, Chisago Lakes12th, 7AAA
4. Ross Cazett, Elk River, 11th, 8AAA*
5. Shane Fesenmaier Sauk Rapids, 9th, 7AAA
130 LBS
1. John Amundson, Alexandria, 11, 8AAA**
2. Luke Tweeton, Moorhead, 12th, 8AAA
3. Nate Rubin, Brainerd, 12th, 8AAA*
4. Scott Gifford, Cambridge, 10th, 7AAA
5. Boyd Suparat, North Branch, 10th, 7AAA
135 LBS
1. Matt Langeberg, Moorhead, 11th, 8AAA
2. Nick Lingwall, Brainerd, 11th, 8AAA*
3. Justin Puliam, Apollo, 12th, 8AAA
4. Brandt Haglund, Willmar, 12th, 2AAA
5. Evan Warnert, Sauk Rapids, 11th, 8AAA
140 LBS
1. Mike Kirscht, Alexandria, 11th, 8AAA
2. Erick Elmstrand, Cambridge, 11th, 7AAA
3. Joey Kolar, Elk River, 12th, 8AAA
4. John Hogle, Chisago Lakes12th, 7AAA
5. Mitch Rau, Sauk Rapids, 12th, 8AAA
145 LBS
1. Tyler Spiczka, Sauk Rapids, 11th, 8AAA*
2. Drew Larson, Willmar, 12th, 2AAA
3. Dalton Lilledahl, Cambridge, 11th, 7AAA
4. Josh Betterman, Alexandria, 10th, 8AAA
5. Joey Kohler, Elk River, 12th, 8AAA
152 LBS
1. Ben Wheeler, Moorhead, 12th, 8AAA
2. Mike Michaelson, Chisago Lakes 12th, 7AAA
3. Zach Rudolph, Sauk Rapids, 12th, 8AAA
4. Chris Sjoden, Cambridge, 12th, 7AAA
5. Jacob Koler, Elk River, 12th, 7AAA
160 LBS
1. Ross Dankers, Cambridge, 12th, 7AAA
2. Matt Spoden, Apollo, 10th, 8AAA
3. Brandon Rieckeman Willmar, 12th, 2AAA
4. Matt Jeska, Buffalo, 12th, 2AAA
5. Jake Hills, Tech, 11th, 8AAA
171 LBS
1. Trent Molacek, Willmar, 12th, 2AAA
2. Mitch Hauge, Elk River, 11th, 8AAA
3. Greg Arnt, North Branch, 11th, 7AAA
4. Garret Olson, Cambridge, 10th, 7AAA
5. Kris Strang, Sauk Rapids, 12th, 8AAA
189 LBS
1. Matt O'onnor, Cambridge, 12th, 7AAA
2. Troy Montague, Chisago Lakes 12th, 7AAA
3. Keith Rothstein, Sauk Rapids, 12th, 8AAA
4. Isaac Pentz, Apollo, 12th, 8AAA
5. Marshall Swager, Willmar, 11th, 2AAA
215 LBS
1. Tyler Hemmesch, Elk River, 12th, 8AAA**
2. Tony Nelson, Cambridge, 11th, 7AAA*
3. John Gans, Sauk Rapids, 10th, 8AAA
4. Nick Paquin, Apollo, 12th, 8AAA
5. Tom Bouressa, Alexandria, 10th, 8AAA
285 LBS
1. Josh Olson, Cambridge, 12th, 7AAA
2. Alex Gill, Apollo, 12th, 8AAA
3. Josh Nistler, Elk River, 12th, 8AAA
4. Adam Kremer, Willmar, 12th, 2AAA
5. Eric Stovern, Buffalo, 12th, 2AAA Class AA Individuals
103 LBS
1. Matt Nelson, Big Lake, 8th, 6AA
2. Denver Rogalla, Milaca, 11th, 6AA
3. Nick Muehlberg, Mora, 9th, 6AA
4. Kyle Salonek, STMA, 9th, 4AA
5. Taylor Lewandowski Foley, 9th, 6AA
6. Brian Redemske, AN/ML, 7th, 5AA
7. Kyle Schulte, BOLD/BLH, 9th, 5AA
8. Cody Schrupp, PLPRB, 9th, 7AA
112 LBS
1. David Thorn, STMA, 10th, 4AA**
2. Chad Henle, NLS, 11th, 5AA**
3. Justin Nelson, Big Lake, 11th, 6AA
4. Brandon Seppelt, Foley, 9th, 6AA
5. Andrew Youngblom Mora, 9th, 6AA*
6. Charlie Revering, Fergus Falls, 11th, 7AA
7. Mike Knisley, Litchfield, 12th, 5AA*
8. Josh Groshong, Little Falls, 9th, 7AA
119 LBS
1. Aaron Stolp, Big Lake, 12th, 6AA**
2. Pat LaVassuer, BOLD/BLH, 11th, 5AA**
3. Jason Brill, Little Falls, 12th, 7AA**
4. Nic Harrison, PLPRB, 10th, 7AA
5. Shawn Hatlestad, NLS, 8th, 5AA
6. Justin Frederick, Minnewaska, 10th, 7AA*
7. Matt Dowell, Albany, 11th, 6AA*
8. David Fradette, Milaca, 10th, 6AA
125 LBS
1. John Tatro, Minnewaska, 12th, 7AA**
2. Alex Becker, STMA, 12th, 4AA*
3. Jacob Bowland, Foley, 11th, 6AA**
4. Chris Sawatzky, Mora, 12th, 6AA*
5. Brady Schrupp, Becker, 10th, 6AA
6. John Bredeck, Albany, 10th, 6AA
7. Luke Reiter, NLS, 10th, 5AA
8. Nate Waslaski, PLPRB, 10th, 7AA
130 LBS
1. Robert Koranda, Becker, 12th, 6AA**
2. Cody Nilson, OTC, 12th, 7AA
3. Ross Neubauer, BOLD/BLH, 12th, 5AA*
4. Cory Foss, Foley, 10th, 6AA*
5. Jess Coffin, Sartell, 11th, 6AA
6. Brian Zachman, STMA, 12th, 4AA
7. Billy Dean, NLS, 10th, 5AA
8. Brandon Barth, GLS, 11th, 5AA
135 LBS
1. Travis Lewellyn, Sartell, 11th, 6AA**
2. Ross Lefebvre, STMA, 12th, 4AA
3. Kevin O'Brien, Becker, 10th, 6AA
4. Dan Brown, Big Lake, 10th, 6AA
5. Randy Pryzbella, Little Falls, 12th, 7AA
6. Caleb Coffee, Milaca, 12th, 6AA
7. Pete Nordlie, ANML, 9th, 5AA
8. Justin Bowland, Foley, 9th, 6AA
140 LBS
1. Chris Harmon, BOLD/BLH, 12th, 5AA*
2. Jake Anderson, ANML, 10th, 5AA
3. Jeff Stang, Sartell, 12th, 6AA
4. Mitch Nelson, Milaca, 11th, 6AA
5. Jeremy Webber, Foley, 10th, 6AA
6. Joseph Pesta, LPGE, 10th, 7AA
7. Billy Oehler, Fergus Falls, 11th, 7AA
8. Ryan Kriesch, GLS, 12th, 5AA
145 LBS
1. Joe Grygelko, STMA, 12th, 4AA**
2. Brad Twardowski, LPGE, 12th, 7AA**
3. Sam Goracke, Minnewaska, 12th, 7AA*
4. Tony Klosterboer, Montevideo, 12th, 3AA*
5. Jesse Hernandez, PLPRB, 12th, 7AA
6. Adam Luberts, NLS, 12th, 5AA
7. Shane Swenson, DC, 12th, 5AA
8. Justin Haag, Big Lake, 11th, 6AA
152 LBS
1. Kurt Salmen, Dassel, 12th, 5AA*
2. Karl Haataja, Fergus Falls, 12th, 7AA
3. Dennis Taute, Milaca, 11th, 6AA
4. David Malepsy, Litchfield, 12th, 5AA
5. Casey Kern, Big Lake, 12th, 6AA
6. Steve Strack, Little Falls, 12th, 7AA
7. Dylan Jorgenson, OTC, 12th, 7AA
8. Zach Van Vleet, Mora, 12th, 6AA
160 LBS
1. Tyler Wadman, ANML, 12th, 5AA*
2. Austin Kolles, STMA, 11th, 4AA
3. Kevin Swedin, Milaca, 12th, 6AA
4. Tyler Sonenstahl, Big Lake, 12th, 6AA
5. Tyler Petermeier, Melrose, 12th, 6AA
6. Andrew Lee, Fergus Falls, 11th, 7AA
7. Jordan Linn, Foley, 9th, 6AA
8. Josh Jendro, Little Falls, 12th, 7AA
171 LBS
1. Kurt Schlangen, Albany, 11th, 6AA*
2. Marcus Hernandez PLPRB, 11th, 7AA
3. Mike Beehler, Foley, 12th, 6AA*
4. Jared Flemming, Litchfield, 12th, 5AA
5. Joe Puncochar, ANML, 11th, 5AA
6. Josh Danger, Milaca, 11th, 6AA
7. Dan Larson, DC, 11th, 5AA
8. Jeff Nielsen, Zimmerman, 11th, 6AA
189 LBS
1. Zac Nielsen, Zimmerman, 12th, 6AA**
2. Derek Klatt, AN/ML, 12th, 5AA*
3. Kyle Schumm, STMA, 11th, 4AA*
4. Brian Hagen, BOLD/BLH, 12th, 5AA*
5. Drew Ross, Fergus Falls, 11th, 7AA
6. Andrew Blomker, NLS, 11th, 5AA
7. Chris Yasgar, Sartell, 12th, 6AA
8. Andrew Nienaber Albany, 12th, 6AA
215 LBS
1. Chip Maresh, Glencoe/SL, 12th, 5AA
2. Jeremy Forster, Litchfield, 12th, 5AA
3. Ben Hylla, AN/ML, 12th, 5AA
4. Jon Linn, Foley, 12th, 6AA*
5. Colton Thorstad, Fergus Falls, 9th, 7AA
6. Aaron Backes, Rocori, 12th, 6AA
7. Todd Glenz, Rogers, 11th, 5AA
8. Adam Kish, PLPRB, 12th, 7AA
285 LBS
1. Chase Swenson, AN/ML, 12th, 5AA
2. Brent Christenson, BOLD/BLH, 12th, 5AA
3. Chris Dahlke, Glencoe/SL, 12th, 5AA
4. Tyler Hommerding Rocori, 12th, 6AA
5. Dylan Bue, Little Falls, 12th, 7AA
6. Carter Ash, Milaca, 11th, 6AA
7. Cory Immerman, Becker, 12th, 6AA
8. Josh Campion, Fergus Falls, 10th, 7AA Class A Individuals
103 LBS
1. Jeremy Anderson, ACGC, 11th, 5A**
2. Clint Poster, Pierz, 8th, 6A
3. Isaac Werner, Aitkin, 9th, 6A*
4. Brad Hofstrand, Crosby-Ironton 9th, 6A
5. Devin Scott, Holdingford, 9th, 6A
6. Jacob Forcier, EVW, 8th, 5A
7. Kurt Timmons, KMS, 8th, 4A
8. Logan Johnson, YME, 9th, 4A
112 LBS
1. Ben Meyer, ACGC, 11th, 5A**
2. Ethan Kern, BHV, 11th, 7A**
3. Matt Benson, CACG, 11TH, 7A**
4. Jake Long, WCA, 9th, 7A
5. Austin Cole, YME, 10th, 4A*
6. Wade Adams, C-I, 10th, 6A
7. Keith Wasserzieher Aitkin, 10th, 6A*
8. Ben Presler, Royalton, 11th, 6A
119 LBS
1. Zak Lambert, BH/V, 11th, 7A**
2. Spencer Beech, Breckenridge, 12th, 7A*,
3. Jordan Christian, Paynesville, 11th, 5A
4. Jesse Bauck, NYM, 12th, 7A
5. Scott Litzau, ACGC, 10th, 5A
6. Austin Nilson, WH/N, 11th, 7A
7. Hunter Guerard, Royalton, 12th, 6A
8. Tyler Spychalla, B/EV, 10th, 6A*
125 LBS
1. Rob Olson, Mille Lacs, 12th, 6A*
2. Brady Skyora, WH/N, 12th, 7A*
3. Billy Wheeler, ACGC, 12th, 5A*
4. Colton Johnston, Ogilvie, 11th, 6A*
5. Eric Goette, MAH, 9th, 7A
6. Brandon Biever, C-I, 11th, 6A*
7. Tanner Aus, YME, 10th, 4A
8. Jordan Novak, NYM, 9th, 7A
130 LBS
1. Hank Virnig, Pierz, 12th, 6A**
2. Nate Mord, WH/N, 12th, 7A
3. Clinton Wiener, Osakis, 11th, 6A
4. Casey Field, YME, 10th, 4A*
5. Ryan Sullivan, EVW, 12th, 5A
6. Pat Eustice, Ortonville, 12th, 4A
7. Spencer Almen, KMS, 11th, 4A
8. Travis Thooft, MAH, 11th, 7A
135 LBS
1. Jason Burg, NYM, 12th, 7A**
2. Nick Pfaff, Mille Lacs, 12th, 6A*
3. Matt Pearson, ACGC, 12th, 5A*
4. Adam Helgeson, Sauk Centre, 12th, 6A
5. Kenny Steffens, WDC, 12th, 7A
6. Brett Mylnar, Aitkin, 12th, 6A*
7. Tanner Tetrick, Pierz, 10th, 6A
8. Lewis Lumley, Holdingford, 11th, 6A
140 LBS
1. Justin Chouanard Aitkin, 11th, 6A*
2. Chris Faber, EVW, 12th, 5A
3. Trey VanOrsdel, WDC, 11th, 7A
4. Landon Cole, YME, 12th, 4A*
5. Austin Kampson, BBE, 11th, 5A
6. Scott Janson, Pierz, 11th, 6A
7. Ryan Schwagle, WHN, 11th, 7A
8. Clark Ostvig, HLWW, 12th, 5A
145 LBS
1. Kevin Steinhaus, KMW, 10th, 4A**
2. Lane Srock, C-I, 12th, 6A*
3. Dustin Kramer, EVW, 11th, 5A
4. Reed Schmidt, WH/N, 12th, 7A
5. Cory Eagan, Pierz, 11th, 6A
6. Travis Frederiksen ACGC, 10th, 5A
7. Larry Martini, UNC, 12th, 7A
8. James Flemming, Rush City, 12th, 6A
152 LBS
1. Tyler Steen, MACCRAY, 12th, 4A**
2. Brett Lennox, WH/N, 12th, 7A**
3. Sam Moenkedick, BH/V, 11th, 7A
4. Travis Rath, BBE, 11th, 5A**
5. Tyler Ahlf, UNC, 12th, 7A*
6. Seth Klostreich, Breckenridge, 12th, 7A*
7. Mitch Hagen, KMS, 10th, 4A
8. Tyson Molitor, Sauk Centre, 11th, 6A
160 LBS
1. A. J. Fredericksen, ACGC, 12th, 5A*
2. Travis Hallberg, Aitkin, 11th, 6A*
3. Shane Khan, HLWW, 12th, 5A*
4. Jeremy Merill, KMS, 11th, 4A
5. Wade Moenkedick BH/V, 10th, 7A
6. John Hanley, Kimball, 12th, 5A*
7. Joe Odle, Mille Lacs, 12th, 6A
8. Mitch Rosendahl, MACCRAY, 10th, 4A
171 LBS
1. Torrey Line, BE/V, 12th, 6A**
2. Matt Christansen, Aitkin, 11th, 6A*
3. Tony Wegschied, WDC, 11th, 7A*
4. Keith Schlichtng, Royalton, 12th, 6A*
5. Micah Larson, ACGC, 10th, 5A*
6. Jake Ownes, Breckenridge, 12th, 7A
7. Brendon Frost, NYM, 11th, 7A
8. Joel Bauman, KMS, 9th, 4A
189 LBS
1. Nic Leither, ACGC, 11th, 5A**
2. Brian Ruegemer, Sauk Centre, 12th, 6A**
3. Kevin Trout, WDC, 12th, 7A*
4. Mitch Grussing, MACCRAY, 12th, 4A**
5. Eric Croatt, Ortonville, 11th, 4A
6. Jamie Carlson, Royalton, 12th, 6A
7. Mitch Gerold, Braham, 11th, 6A
8. John Long, HLWW, 10th, 5A
215 LBS
1. David Nelson, ACGC, 12th, 5A
2. Brad Kneisl, KMS, 11th, 4A
3. Andrew Frost, NYM, 11th, 7A
4. Brad Insley, Aitkin, 12th, 6A
5. Kyle Welle, Pierz, 11th, 6A
6. Alex Huls, Holdingford, 11th, 6A
7. Luke Poppel, Breckenridge, 11th, 7A
8. Travis Moser, MAH, 11th, 7A
285 LBS
1. Chris Steffenson, Mille Lacs, 11th, 6A
2. Nick Nadeau, Aiktin, 12th, 6A
3. Codey Kinney, KMS, 11th, 4A
4. Jordan Trisco, Osakis, 11th, 6A
5. Josh Lies, ACGC, 12th, 5A
6. Chris Birkholz, Parkers, 11th, 7A
7. Tony Roeshlien, WH/N, 11th, 7A
8. Chris Birkholz, CACGB, 12th, 7A