2022 OAC JH State Placers and Possible High Schools

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I went through and tried to remove all of the 6th and 7th graders. If I removed an 8th grader on accident or left someone that's in 6th or 7th, please let me know! Any help with future high schools would be greatly appreciated...


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3rd Place - Michael Rusinko - Strongsville



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2nd Place - Colin Broxterman - Elder



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2nd Place - Liston Seibert - Massillon Perry
3rd Place - Blake Bartos - Medina Buckeye
5th Place - Jake Landis - Graham
8th Place - Braedyn Tammarine - Liberty Center



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1st Place - Ayden Dodd - Perrysburg
4th Place - Liam Montgomery - Massillon Perry
6th Place - Guardian Miller - Clear Fork
7th Place - Anthony Sindelar - Streetsboro



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2nd Place - Rylan Seacrist - Brecksville
3rd Place - Garrison Weisner - Wauseon
4th Place - Aiden Ohl - Ontario
7th Place - Dj Otero - St. Edward
8th Place - Alijah Mohanna - LaSalle



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1st Place - Joseph Curry - Bishop Watterson
2nd Place - Cannan Smith - Chillicothe
3rd Place - Kyle Jardine - Wadsworth
6th Place - Robert Buchheit - Beaver Local
7th Place - Joshua Zimmer - Teays Valley
8th Place - Preston Schuler - Olentangy



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1st Place - Nathan Attisano - Legacy Christian
2nd Place - Brennan Warwick - Massillon Perry
3rd Place - Blaze Van Gundy - Dublin Coffman
4th Place - Kolten Mellon - Wadsworth
6th Place - Owen Edwards - John Glenn
7th Place - Alexander Denkins - Perrysburg
8th Place - Blake Cancel - Elyria



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1st Place - James Lindsay - Bishop Watterson
2nd Place - Jace Jett - Brecksville
3rd Place - Landon Mccargish - Northmont
4th Place - Marshall Morency - Cincinnati Anderson
5th Place - Andrew Kraft - Lancaster
6th Place - Noah Jackson - Moeller
7th Place - Alex Mickens - Columbus DeSales



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1st Place - Carson Campbell - Galion
2nd Place - Cameron Plotts - Massillon Perry
4th Place - Gavin Ridenour - Wapakoneta
5th Place - Bodie Martin - Amanda-Clearcreek
7th Place - Antonio Kish - Olentangy Liberty
8th Place - Luke Slone - Willard



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1st Place - Grayson Woodcock - Dublin Coffman
3rd Place - Drake Brasiel - Aurora
4th Place - Louden Dixon - West Holmes
5th Place - Harrison Ratliff - New Lexington
7th Place - Malakii Pinkelton - Port Clinton
8th Place - Tyler Ulmer - New Philadelphia



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2nd Place - Rylan Hurley - Akron STVM
4th Place - Malachi McCullough - Washington CH
5th Place - Benjamin James - Graham
6th Place - Gavin Pownall - Indian Creek
7th Place - Mavrik Gregory - Mount Vernon
8th Place - Ian Bee - Tallmadge



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1st Place - Tyson Seesholtz - South Range
2nd Place - Antwain Adams - Wapakoneta
3rd Place - Colin Wooldridge - LaSalle
4th Place - Roderick Owens - Dayton C-J
5th Place - Jack Berry - Franklin
6th Place - Tanner Young - Bidwell River Valley
8th Place - Noah Stutler - Massillon Perry



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2nd Place - Nolan McMorrow - Claymont
5th Place - Shane Saito - Perrysburg
7th Place - Jack Stephens - Ashland Crestview
8th Place - Chase Tomassetti - Smithville



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1st Place - Aiden Peterson - St. Edward
2nd Place - Jake Earnest - Wadsworth
3rd Place - Grady Kinsey - Indian Valley
4th Place - Jonathan Klintworth - Massillon Perry
5th Place - Antonius Bertone - Perry
6th Place - Wyatt Denney - Cardington-Lincoln
7th Place - Brody Presar - Wapakoneta
8th Place - George Eggers - Napoleon



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2nd Place - Dayne Howey - Fremont Ross
3rd Place - Logan Sifuentes - Liberty Center
4th Place - Dillon King - Garaway
5th Place - Cooper Frye - Delaware Hayes
6th Place - Matthew Webster - Jefferson Area
7th Place - Eian Englehart - Avon



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1st Place - Alex Taylor - Mount Vernon
3rd Place - Luke Mullins - Mount Vernon
4th Place - Luke Mcmillion - Indian Creek
5th Place - Hamde Bakeye - Whitehall-Yearling
6th Place - Brycen Dunlap - Monroeville?
7th Place - Frankie Salvino - Massillon Washington



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1st Place - EJ German - Brecksville
2nd Place - Marquis Lucas - Columbus DeSales
3rd Place - Chandler Moore - Dayton C-J
4th Place - DeAngelo Spear - Canton South
5th Place - Eli Sanchez - Margaretta
6th Place - Grant Kennedy - Jackson
7th Place - Logan Pontious - Montpelier
8th Place - Ean Kulcsar - Barberton



Others:
Devion Coffin - Benedictine
Rocco Czarnecki - Berea-Midpark
Karson Brown - St. Edward
Gradey Harding - Galion
Timothy Mazur - St. Edward
Mason Rohr - Massillon Perry
Tye Woods - Unioto
 
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Strange not to see St. Eds with multiple names on the list. Perrysburg always seems to have the top 106 pounder on their team. Looks like it'll happen again with Ayden Dodd.
 
Hokie99 said:
Strange not to see St. Eds with multiple names on the list. Perrysburg always seems to have the top 106 pounder on their team. Looks like it'll happen again with Ayden Dodd.
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Hokie99 said:
Strange not to see St. Eds with multiple names on the list. Perrysburg always seems to have the top 106 pounder on their team. Looks like it'll happen again with Ayden Dodd.
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And Perrysburg might have Grey Burnett the year after that? Impressive.
 
Hokie99 said:
Strange not to see St. Eds with multiple names on the list. Perrysburg always seems to have the top 106 pounder on their team. Looks like it'll happen again with Ayden Dodd.
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It’s not a large class but I’d take the top 3 of Peterson, Rohr, and Driscoll up against any school’s, that’s 3 Junior High Champs who have done quite well against national competition.
 
Divided42 said:
It’s not a large class but I’d take the top 3 of Peterson, Rohr, and Driscoll up against any school’s, that’s 3 Junior High Champs who have done quite well against national competition.
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I'd put Whiteley top 3 too. Man oh man are they gonna be loaded
 
wrestlfan said:
I'd put Whiteley top 3 too. Man oh man are they gonna be loaded
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LOL!!!! Nothing against Ed's because they do have a great program, but there is already a thread on St Ed's wrestling if posters want to join that love fest. Actually, living in the NE I'm more interested and excited for Brecksville, Wadsworth, Elyria, and Massilon Perry. I think they're called public schools. They aren't really from the NE, but Perrysburg is also a very exciting program. Just my 2 cents.
 
dion said:
LOL!!!! Nothing against Ed's because they do have a great program, but there is already a thread on St Ed's wrestling if posters want to join that love fest. Actually, living in the NE I'm more interested and excited for Brecksville, Wadsworth, Elyria, and Massilon Perry. I think they're called public schools. They aren't really from the NE, but Perrysburg is also a very exciting program. Just my 2 cents.
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So, none of those schools recruit kids to their district?
 
dion said:
LOL!!!! Nothing against Ed's because they do have a great program, but there is already a thread on St Ed's wrestling if posters want to join that love fest. Actually, living in the NE I'm more interested and excited for Brecksville, Wadsworth, Elyria, and Massilon Perry. I think they're called public schools. They aren't really from the NE, but Perrysburg is also a very exciting program. Just my 2 cents.
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Although there is discussion about St. Eds, I do believe the topic is staying relevant to the thread.

If it makes you feel any better, Dion i'll shift the conversation. I think one of the best kids i've seen in a long time is 7th grader is Brayton Feister. I recently watched an interview he did with the man Zeb Miller and football is a huge factor in his decision of where to attend high school. He will be a very good one in a couple years, probably for both sports.
 
Hokie99 said:
Although there is discussion about St. Eds, I do believe the topic is staying relevant to the thread.

If it makes you feel any better, Dion i'll shift the conversation. I think one of the best kids i've seen in a long time is 7th grader is Brayton Feister. I recently watched an interview he did with the man Zeb Miller and football is a huge factor in his decision of where to attend high school. He will be a very good one in a couple years, probably for both sports.
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The kid is like 16 in 7th grade. A double hold back or more.
 
Holdbacks, blah, blah, blah.... Recruiting, blah, blah, blah...

Like clockwork, same predictable responses every year to this thread.... When are we going to get past the complaining and embrace the reality that if/when kids and families have options to put themselves in a better situation - athletically, academically, and socially- this is a good thing!

I'll never understand why wrestling fans/message board posters live in this self-righteous fantasy world where one must attend high school in the town in which they were born or be labeled a "move-in" or "recruit"? I'll never understand the knee-jerk response of attributing the success of a program to something sinister like "recruiting" rather than appreciating and applauding the time, effort, and commitment that the coaching staff of top-level programs put into building a program and culture that attracts athletes and drives families to choose to be a part of it. The default position of too many posters on this site seems to be always finding a reason to diminish the success of athletes and or programs.

"Sure he won a state title, but he's in a freshman weight in D3, weak bracket, great draw, came out a soft sectional and district .... sure he's 47-3 but lost to two kids who are not even nationally ranked and they didn't even wrestle Blair or Sem." Yeah, he's a Fargo All American, but it's only Greco, and that was one of the weaker weights @ Fargo... I know he made a Cadet world team, but Cuba wasn't there so his Jr. Pan-Am games bronze medal should really have an asterisk... Yeah, they are a good team, but they would never beat the '09 Graham team...Yeah, he's a good coach, but he basically inherited finished products and didn't really develop them" ......

I get that St. Eds has advantages that most public schools do not. It's no different than Big10 schools vs MAC schools. No different than the Yankees vs. the Marlins. No different than Brad Pitt vs. most of us posting on this message board... Life is not always fair, but that's not an excuse to complain. We still have to compete and do the best we can with what we have. Rather than ripping on programs for being successful or criticizing families for making decisions they believe will give their kids a better chance to succeed, why not appreciate and learn from what the best are doing right and try to replicate their success? St. Eds and Graham didn't become what they are overnight and by accident- they built it, intentionally, over decades.

Winners will always find a way!
 
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Out of this years 8th graders does anyone see a kid that could be competing in the state finals from this class? I know it happens in the lower weights but what about some of the middle weights and upper weights wrestlers there ?
 
dion said:
So why does this question seem like an admission to recruiting? Not pointing any fingers, but there is a difference between recruiting and attracting.
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I have no ties to any of the schools in this thread. I was just saying...pointing fingers at 1 school while mentioning others who recruit themselves looks foolish. Just because they are "public" doesnt mean the dont recruit kids. Graham Local is public as well. I believe their 106 is from Arizona...
 
HDW04 said:
I have no ties to any of the schools in this thread. I was just saying...pointing fingers at 1 school while mentioning others who recruit themselves looks foolish. Just because they are "public" doesnt mean the dont recruit kids. Graham Local is public as well. I believe their 106 is from Arizona...
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This has been covered a million times! It's ST PARIS GRAHAM. Clearly they are a Catholic school!!! Why does this come up yearly?
 
HDW04 said:
I have no ties to any of the schools in this thread. I was just saying...pointing fingers at 1 school while mentioning others who recruit themselves looks foolish. Just because they are "public" doesnt mean the dont recruit kids. Graham Local is public as well. I believe their 106 is from Arizona...
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Not sure if you're reading correctly. You completely ignored my, "Not pointing fingers." Take it FWIW there is a DIFFERENCE between attracting talent and recruiting talent. I am very aware of a couple schools that are "aggressive" and I'm also aware of schools that are more attractive for wrestling. There you have it.
 
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