2017-18 Idaho Wrestler All State Team98-Pounds
First Team: Kolton Stacey, Shelley Second Team: Roddy Romero, Post Falls Second Team: Jorsh Ronquillo, Pocatello 106-Pounds First Team: Kase Mauger, Twin Falls Second Team: Alex Edelblute, Lakeland Second Team: Michael Mitchelle, Kuna 113-Pounds First Team: Sam Edelblute, Lakeland Second Team: Isaac Jessen, Post Falls Second Team: Cade Hernandez, Meridian 120-Pounds First Team: Darrick Stacey, Shelley Second Team: Jordan Grimm, Post Falls Second Team: Kade Lincoln, Skyline 126-Pounds First Team: Ridge Lovett, Post Falls Second Team: Jake Kesl, Salmon Second Team: William Edelblute, Lakeland 132-Pounds First Team: Caleb Call, Shelley Second Team: AJ Delarosa, Post Falls Second Team: Angel Rios, Columbia 138-Pounds First Team: Joe Rice, New Plymouth Second Team: Monte Zufelt, Emmett Second Team: Konnor Cordingley, Highland 145-Pounds First Team: Christian Hudson, Caldwell Second Team: Larry Johnson, Lakeland Second Team: Kekana Fouret, Columbia 152-Pounds First Team: Ezekial Williamson, Jerome Second Team: Brian Borden, Minico Second Team: Tyler Morris, Post Falls 160-Pounds First Team: Brayden Huber, Post Falls Second Team: Anthony Rawson, Minico Second Team: Devin Smith, Madison 170-Pounds First Team: Sawyer Hobbs, South Fremont Second Team: Pete Bradshaw, Challis Second Team: Austin Ford, Bonneville 182-Pounds First Team: Jonathon Fagan, Fruitland Second Team: Ben Seamons, Preston Second Team: Hayes Neukom, Meridian 195-Pounds First Team: Abe Turpen, Capital Second Team: Michael Cox, Columbia Second Team: Jason Gissel, Fruitland 220-Pounds First Team: Nathan Sargent, Blackfoot Second Team: Chad LaRose, Teton Second Team: Tyrel Clark, Madison 285-Pounds First Team: George Barrera, Borah Second Team: Jake McGinnis, Gooding Second Team: Kenneth Copley, Sugar Salem |
2017-18 Idaho Wrestler Award Winners
The Idaho Wrestler's 2017-18 Wrestler of the Year
Shelley High School senior Darrick Stacey is The Idaho Wrestler's Wrestler of the Year. Stacey, who spent his first two years competing for Bonneville High School, captured his third consecutive state title after finishing second as a freshman. Stacey was nothing short of dominating during the course of the 17-18 season, posting a 46-0 record while stapling 37-opponents to the mat. And let there be no mistake, these victories came against quality opponents as Stacey claimed titles at both the Tiger-Grizz and the Rollie Lane. While spending time at both 113 and 120, Stacey claimed wins over state champions from the 3A, 4A and 5A classifications. Congratulations to Darrick Stacey. Honorable Mention: Joe Rice, New Plymouth Jake Kesl, Salmon Larry Johnson, Lakeland The Idaho Wrestler's 2017-18 Coach of the Year Coach Rob Edelblute of the Lakeland High School Hawks is The Idaho Wrestler's Coach of the Year. Edelblute once again guided the Hawks to a trophy finish--for a fourth time in the past four years. Under Edelblute's tutelage, the Hawks continued to rank among the top dual and tournament teams in the state despite an enrollment of 800-students ranking them as one of the smaller 4A schools in the state. In addition to another runner up finish at the state championships, the Hawks claimed a 4th place finish at the prestigious Rollie Lane as well as a 2nd place finish at the 85-team Sierra Nevada Classic. Congratulations to Coach Edelblute. The Idaho Wrestler's 2017-18 Team of the Year For a third time in four years the Post Falls Trojans stood head and shoulders above the rest of the state. The Trojans advanced a mind-boggling ten wrestlers to the championship round while racking up points as if they were playing a pinball machine. The Trojans surpassed the seemingly untouchable standard set by Centennial just a few years previous. In addition to the program's record-breaking performance at state, the Trojans claimed titles at both Tri State and the Rollie Lane. Congratulations to the Post Falls Trojans on another stellar season. |
The Idaho Wrestler's 2018 State Predictions
5A Rankings5A Team Rankings
1. Post Falls 146 2. Columbia 93 3. Kuna 79 4. Bonneville 69 5. Meridian 55 5A 98 1. Romero, PF 2. Keller, Kuna 3. Ramos, Hillcrest 4. Hess, LC 5. Mason PF 5A 106 1. Mitchelle, Kuna 2. Pendleton, Cent 3. Waldron, Rigby 4. Alvarado, Cap 5A 113 1. Jessen, PF 2. Hernandez, Mer 3. Reese, CDA 4. Peterson, Borah 5. Moon, Cent 5A 120 1. Peterson, Kuna 2. Grimm, PF 3. Burgess, Rocky 4. Owens, Kuna 5. Madden, Eagle 5A 126 1. Lovett, PF 2. Ramos, Hill 3. Morrill, Merid 4. Randles, CDA 5. Hunt, Cap 5A 132 1. Rios, Col 2. Anderson, High 3. Krishnek, Cap 4. Manderschied, Eagle 5t. Keough, CDA 5t. Delarosa, PF 5t. Sorenson, Bonn 5t. Lopez, Col (Weight is mess. Keough head2head >Delarosa who has h2h>Sorenson who has h2h > Keough...ugh) 5A 138 1. Cordingley, High 2t. Grigsby, Col 2t. McLeod, PF 2t. Jones, Eagle 5. Wilson, Cent (McLeod h2h>Wilson. Grigsby h2h>Mcleod who has h2h >Jones who has h2h over Grigsby) 5A 145 1t. Burchelle, PF 1t. Fouret, Col 3. French, Bonn 4t. Delarosa, PF 4t. Moffat, CDA (Burchelle and Fouret have split; French has h2h; Delarosa and Moffat have commons over each other) 5A 152 1t. Morris, PF 1t. Luke Miller, Boise 3. Neukom, Merid 4t. Cobb, Nampa 4t. K. Anderson, High 6. Burrell, Mad (Huber, PF, has a few check ins at 152. If he descends, he will assume #1 ranking here) 5A 160 1. Huber, PF 2. Smith, Mad 3. Twait, Merid 4. Shelley, PF 5. Hill, Lewiston (Shelley has at least a few scratches at 152) 5A 170 1. Ford, Bonn 2. Kazmierczak, PF 3. Tuha, Nampa 4. Cerrantes, Col 5. Monohagn, LC 5A 182 1. Neukom, Merid 2. Fisher, Cent 3. Boone, Bonn 4. Shannon, Nampa 5. Jacobsen, Rocky 5A 195 1t. Andrus, Bonn 1t. Ojukwu, Boise 3. Cox, Col 4. Kellogg, Kuna 5. Roper, Cent 5A 220 1. Hughes, Col 2. Clark, Mad 3. Heindel, Kuna 4. Erickson, Bonn 5. Simpson, Cap 5A 285 1. Barrera, Borah 2. Reyes, Borah 3. Vallejo, Rigby 4. Peterson, Bonn 5. Johnson, High |
4A Rankings4A 98 1. Doronio, Mount Home 2. Ronquillo, Pocy 3. Borrayo, Jer 4. Abercrombie, BF 4A 106 1. Mauger, TF 2. Gallup, SKV 3t. A. Edelblute, LL* 3t. Stimpson, Minico 3t. Axtell, LL (Edelblute recently returned to the mat. His stock is likely higher but...) 4A 113 1. S. Edelblute, LL 2. Roggio, VV 3t. Elsing, TF 3t. Morfin, TF 5. Kenney, IF 4A 120 1. W. Edelblute, LL 2. Lincoln, SKL 3t. Allred, Min 3t. Navarro, SKV 5. Maldonado, TF 4A 126 1. Castaneda, BF 2. Evans, Pocy 3. Massey, TF 4. Juarez, Cald 5. Praska, Pocy 4A 132 1. Dallas Andrade, Min 2. Dickinson, Canyon 3. Hazell, MTH 4. Daniel Andrade, BF 5. Despain, BF 4A 138 1. Zufelt, Emm 2. Quimby, LL 3. Robison, BF 4. Chapman, Pocy 5. Ringling, Jer (Quimby def. Robison who defeated Ringling and who appears to have common over Chapman) 4A 145 1. Johnson, LL 2. Murrillo, Jer 3. Hardin, MTH 4. Barber, Cald 4A 152 1t. Hudson, Cald 1t. Williamson, Jer 3. Borden, Minico 4. Bailey, Emmett 5. Boeden, BF 4A 160 1. Rawson, Min 2. Myers, SKL 3t. Chappell, BF 3t. Castro, MH 5. Kelley, LL 4A 170 1. Beitia, Midd 2. Hunsaker, SP 3. Twiss, Min 4. Flores, Cald 4A 182 1. Winmill, Jer 2t. Jackson, Pocy 2t. Seamons, Prest 4. Webster, SP 4A 195 1. Payne, IF 2. Anderson, BishK 3. Olson, Pocy 4t. Barendregt, Min 4t. Rosenhoover, Century 4A 220 1. Sargent, BF 2. Wallace, Moscow 3. Mitchelle, Cald 4. Mabey, Burley 5. Luna, Jerome (Mabey might be descending to 195; Austin Hatch (Twin) appears to be descending from 285 to 220; however, he would be ranked behind Haskett of Pocy who is ranked just behind Luna.) 4A 285 1. Ruiz, Minico 2. Rudder, SKV 3. Ramos, Cald 4. Ramirez, IF 5. Goodell, MTH (This weight will be impossible to seed because of who beat whom...) |
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