National Girls High School Rankings by USA Wrestling - 32 SE hammers are ranked. Several SE wrestlers make their first appearance in the rankings.

College:

• Nebraska 27, North Carolina 6

• Belmont Abbey 21, Queens 18 - The Belmont Abbey wrestling team held their second home match of the season Wednesday vs Queens. The Abbey came away with the 21-18 victory. The Crusaders won six matches to move to 2-2 on the season and 2-0 in South Atlantic Conference Carolinas action. The royals move to 1-5 on the year and 0-2 in league competition.

• Southeastern 29, St Thomas 18 - Southeastern got three pins and a technical fall to cruise to a 29-18 win over St. Thomas in its first Mid-South Conference dual of the season Wednesday night.

• NO. 4 SOUTHEASTERN 29, ST. THOMAS 18
  174: Coleman Bryant (SEU) over Joe louis (St.Tom) (Fall 0:19)
  184: Trillyon Fils-Aime (SEU) over Jeshua Castillo (St.Tom) (Fall 1:30)
  197: Jessiah Garcia-Contreras (St.Tom) over Drew Bowker (SEU) (Fall 6:27)
  285: Caio De Almeida (St.Tom) over Caleb Hardeman (SEU) (Dec 4-2)
  125: Trevor Borom (SEU) over DJ Perez (St.Tom) (Fall 4:59)
  133: Xavier Williamson (SEU) over Nick Foster (St.Tom) (TF 19-3 7:00)
  141: Tyler Khawly-Orta (St.Tom) over Ethan Gustilo (SEU) (Dec 11-5)
  149: David Pierson (St.Tom) over Maxwell Kauffman (SEU) (Fall 4:22)
  157: Izac Martinez (SEU) over Gianni Guerriero (St.Tom) (Dec 5-0)
  165: Wyatt Kirkham (SEU) over Christian Espinoza (St.Tom) (Dec 5-4)

Duals:

Georgia

• Alexander 51, Lambert 19

• Blessed Trinity 48, Centennial 24

• Forsyth Central 58, East Forsyth 18

• Heritage 45, Pickens 36

• Lassiter 40, Pope 36

• Lassiter 40, Walton 17

• Oconee County 45, Flowery Branch 25

• Pickens 57, Coosa 18

North Carolina

• Asheboro 72, East Chapel Hill 12

• Asheboro 46, Ragsdale 27

• Atkins 36, Ben L. Smith 18

• Cedar Ridge 60, Jordan 24

• Cedar Ridge 52, Panther Creek 24

• Cedar Ridge 42, Person 33

• Clyde A. Erwin 60, Cherokee 9

• D.H. Conley 61 Northern Nash 18

• D.H. Conley 57, Washington 19

• East Wake 42, Knightdale 36

• Enloe 54, South Garner 30

• Harnett Central 48, Western Harnett 22

• Hoggard 42, West Brunswick 36

• Holly Springs 72, Southeast Raleigh 6

• Jack Britt 42, Hoke County 40

• J.F. Webb 46, N.C. School of Science and Math 30

• J.F. Webb 66, Vance County 0

• Kings Mountain 52, Olympic 27

• Laney 56, Ashley 19

• Leesville Road 48, South Johnston 36

• Leesville Road 61, Triton 18

• Mallard Creek 54, Stuart Cramer 27

• Mt Tabor 51, R J Reynolds 27

• New Bern 46 Croatan 33

• North Mecklenburg 42, Harding University 24

• Northwood 54, Williams 12

• Olympic 43, Jay M. Robinson 36

• Owen 42, Clyde A. Erwin 42

• Pine Forest 60 Westover 9

• Porter Ridge 78, West Charlotte 0

• Ravenscroft School 48, Southeast Raleigh 33

• Robbinsville 72, Mitchell 6

• Rockingham County 48, Southern Guilford 29

• South Brunswick 54, Topsail 30

• Southwest Onslow 42, White Oak 39

• Starmount 39, Mt Tabor 36

• Terry Sanford 51, Overhills 27

• Washington 42, Northern Nash 30

• West Carteret 46, West Craven 29

• West Johnston 54, East Wake 29

• West Johnston 66, Knightdale 18

• White Oak 60, East Carteret 18

• White Oak 48, Jacksonville 33

East Coweta (GA)

Head Coach: Matt Ferrari (entering 5th season)

Staff: Ben Casado, Drew Gabriel, Buck Roetman, Derek Roetman, Jake Madison

East Coweta has a solid group returning in 2021-2022 and will look to make some noise in 7A. Coach Ferrari returns 7 of 11 State Qualifiers, but do lose 2021 State Placer Dylan Spelios to graduation. Christian Gordon, Kian Hauser, and Brennon Linenger each won multiple matches in Macon in 2021 and should lead the team this season. The key for East Coweta’s team success will be the continued development of Josh Shackelford, Malakai Dudek, Phillip Carroll, and Landen Woodard. If Ferrari can get those 7 back to Macon and get some production from other parts of the lineup - EC could be a team to watch this season. Keep an eye on New York transfer Betty Cherry as well as the return of John Milner, Cosby Ellis, and Ta’Lynn Ellis.

“Excited for the 21-22 season. Lots of new faces this season, as the Indians will be 52 wrestlers strong this season, including 5 girls competing. Very young bunch of new JV wrestlers, but some who can likely help in dual situations down the road. The returning varsity wrestlers put a great summer of wrestling together and should be ready to make the run to Macon in February.”

— Coach Ferrari

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