How Texas Did Out of State

Update From the Out of State Teams who competed last weekend.

Allen Wrestling traveled to Reno Nevada to the Reno Tournament of Champions with both boys and a girls team.  Allen boys placed 7^th last year and this year they placed 8^th out of 95 teams competing.  The girls last year pulled out a 2^nd place finish while this year they won the tournament out of 45 teams with just 5 girls wrestling.  4 of the girls all made the finals with 2 champions.  While the boys had 4 placers as well but no finalist.

132lbs Jair Jackson-Bey placed 8th

190lbs Aiden Cooley placed 4^th

215lbs  Ryan Nichols placed 5^th

285lbs Drake Madole placed 7^th

100lbs Grace Romans placed 1^st

132lbs Cheyene Kellison placed 2^nd

165lbs Jasmine Robinson placed 2^nd

235lbs Ester Peters place 1^st

Allen will be at the Hall of Fame Duals 12/21-12/22 along with Arlington Martin in Stillwater Oklahoma.

The Kansas City Stampede in Kansas City Missouri had Canyon Randall and Klein High School both make the trip north.  Canyon Randall High School’s new comer state champ from Oregon, Riley Davis was the shining star here for Texas.  Davis made the finals at 175lbs and it took 6 periods for him to lose 2-1 to take 2^nd place.  Randall had 2 other placers as well.  106lbs Mikey Ruiz took a 4^th place finish, and Jaden Valdez took a 5^thplace finish at 132.  Klein High Schools shining star was Timothy McGuire at 132lbs who lost in the round of 16 and fought back 5 more matches to take a 4^th place finish.  The Randall girls team finished in 9^th place out of 44 teams with 8 women and had their shining star as well with J’nessa Reynoso at 170lbs winning a championship. Emma Heaton placed 4^th at 145 and Micaela Martinez placed 6^th at 115lbs.  Klein had 5 girls make the trip and their shining star was Navidad Martinez taking a 3^rd place finish at 105lbs.