Will there be a new team champion crowned? How many undefeated champions will there be this year? Seven weight classes have at least one wrestler with an unblemished record after two rounds of postseason wrestling.
The team title hunt will see some usual names in the mix. Allen has won four straight 6A titles, including sharing the crown in 2023 with El Paso Eastwood.
Those two, along with Katy and The Woodlands College Park are a good bet to in the hunt too.
College Park beat Allen, 42-27, in the State Duals on Jan. 19 in Wichita Falls.
Last yearās top three at state were Allen, College Park and Arlington James Martin. The latter two combined for 123 points ā while Allen had 123.
The field is also deep with six defending Class 6A champions back ā and a 5A champ that transferred to a new school. There are also six in the field who were in a state final last year and finished second in either 6A or 5A.
We break down each of the 12 weight classes.
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The favorite
Hailey Delgado, fr., El Paso Eastwood ā Sheās 42-0 and her track record of being a nationally elite wrestler makes her an easy choice to win state title No. 1.
The contenders
Jubilee Rendon, jr., El Paso Franklin ā A state championship two years ago, she is 41-3 this year. However, all 3 losses have come against Delgado ā including in regionals last week in Coppell. Sheās been on the medal stands in her first two trips to state.
Katelynn Dockery, fr., Bryan ā She started the year at 107 but dropped at district and hasnāt lost since. Sheās 36-3.
The dark horse
Natalie Roberson, so., Katy ā Since a loss in the Texas State Duals, sheās won 8 in a row and won a district and regional title and takes a 36-5 record into state.
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The favorite
Emily Beltran, jr., Katy ā A state qualifier last year she went 0-2 and got an early exit. This year, sheās 44-0.
