I'll put a thread up for each of the three divisions with things moving into regional competition on Saturday.
Without saying, the regions are lopsided in terms of competition, but that was going to be somewhat a given based on the balance of power statewide in terms of geography.
R9 (at Marengo Highland): looks to be totally open, Bellevue is the top seed though I don't think they've been 100% healthy one time this season. Rounding out the top four seeds are Norwalk, Tiffin Columbian, and Licking Valley
R10 (at Brookside): Perkins is the returning champ, top seed and favorite. Next best team is the three seed Buckeye, who blew out the two seed Bay Village right after either the comment period or the voting deadline.
R11 (at Perry-Lake County): Aurora is the favorite, Lake Catholic is a very talented two seed, Geneva is the three seed (very balanced lineup but just doesn't have the talent at all to match the top two teams)
R12 (at Beachwood): Louisville is the favorite, Beaver Local is a very talented two seed (especially if fully healthy), SVSM is a dangerous three seed; Steubenville is another solid team at the four with Indian Creek down at the nine being talented in their own right (just knocked off Steubenville last week, might have been after the comment and/or voting periods though)
R13 (at Philo): West Holmes is the favorite with the Carrollton/New Lexington winner able to contest the final tightly. St. Clairsville is a solid team at the four
R14 (at Miami Trace): Miami Trace and Wilmington are the top two seeds
R15 (at Hamilton Ross): not sure how Dayton C-J is the top seed (their best wrestler Wortham has been out virtually the whole season), but they are; Monroe is the two; and the regional favorite/defending champion Hamilton Ross is the three. Wyoming the four and Franklin the nine
R16 (at Graham): Graham is the top seed and prohibitive favorite. Wauseon and London are the next two seeds, each would be competitive for a regional title in some other regions.
Without saying, the regions are lopsided in terms of competition, but that was going to be somewhat a given based on the balance of power statewide in terms of geography.
R9 (at Marengo Highland): looks to be totally open, Bellevue is the top seed though I don't think they've been 100% healthy one time this season. Rounding out the top four seeds are Norwalk, Tiffin Columbian, and Licking Valley
R10 (at Brookside): Perkins is the returning champ, top seed and favorite. Next best team is the three seed Buckeye, who blew out the two seed Bay Village right after either the comment period or the voting deadline.
R11 (at Perry-Lake County): Aurora is the favorite, Lake Catholic is a very talented two seed, Geneva is the three seed (very balanced lineup but just doesn't have the talent at all to match the top two teams)
R12 (at Beachwood): Louisville is the favorite, Beaver Local is a very talented two seed (especially if fully healthy), SVSM is a dangerous three seed; Steubenville is another solid team at the four with Indian Creek down at the nine being talented in their own right (just knocked off Steubenville last week, might have been after the comment and/or voting periods though)
R13 (at Philo): West Holmes is the favorite with the Carrollton/New Lexington winner able to contest the final tightly. St. Clairsville is a solid team at the four
R14 (at Miami Trace): Miami Trace and Wilmington are the top two seeds
R15 (at Hamilton Ross): not sure how Dayton C-J is the top seed (their best wrestler Wortham has been out virtually the whole season), but they are; Monroe is the two; and the regional favorite/defending champion Hamilton Ross is the three. Wyoming the four and Franklin the nine
R16 (at Graham): Graham is the top seed and prohibitive favorite. Wauseon and London are the next two seeds, each would be competitive for a regional title in some other regions.