High school wrestling

In his 23rd year, Klessinger led the Seahawks to their second consecutive Class 4A state dual meet championship

After years of leading a successful program at Dunbar, McClain took St. Frances to unprecedented heights as a first year program last winter

Dual-sport star has made the decision to give up football to continue his wrestling career in the Big 10, one the nation’s premier wrestling conferences, at the University of Maryland

Gael star capped a brilliant four-year career with his best season yet, establishing himself as one of the top-ranked wrestlers in his weight class as he prepares for a college career at Harvard University

St. Joe’s Ben Smith (4th, 160) and Austin Lewis (8th, 182) place, as do St. Frances’ James Carrington (6th, 285) and Gilman’s Sean Garretson (8th, 120)

South Carroll’s eight finalists set a state record; Manchester Valley’s Jake Boog wins second straight, Miford Mill’s Amory Hills goes on surprise run to third place

South River’s Alex Szkotnicki finishes fourth in the boys’ Class 4A/3A state tournament

South River’s Sam Ditmars, Broadneck’s Liam DeBaugh and River Hill’s Dylan McCullough all win championships after finishing second last year

The event has grown significantly since the inaugural all-girls tournament in 2018

Manchester Valley senior trio of Travis Green, Jake Boog and Derek Martin will battle for state crowns; breaking down the favorites in each weight class

Perry Hall freshman Victor Marks-Jenkins looks to become a household name; breaking down the favorites in each weight class

Gaels place 7th at prestigious wrestling event

Broadneck qualifies eight for next weekend’s state championships; Perry Hall freshman Marks-Jenkins moves to 46-0

South Carroll shine at North Regions; Northeast’s Schmidt claim 132-pound crown

Set to challenge a talented field in this weekend’s Class 2A-1A West Regionals, Schmidt is gunning for a title and a shot at a state championship