With no seniors, Century took some lumps along the way, but second-year coach Joel Messick knows it should only help them take a step forward this season. Outlook: The Panthers didn't have a single senior on last year's team and have the most athletes out for wrestling in over a decade. Key returners: Nate Miller (state preliminary participant last season)
Seventh-graders: Kelen Burger, Max Erickson, Jesse Kruger, Lucas Popham, Xander Waldstein. Eighth-graders: Brennan Bakken, Juan Cobarruvas, Antonio Carreon-Lozoya, Brandon Lillis, Angel Martinez, Owen Pike. Freshmen: Hamid Alrawi, Breckin Batt, Adam Buenger, Sam Decker, Carter Funk, Aaren Grabau, Aiden Grabau, Peter Ha, Luke Krueger, Jerriona Marshall, James Nelson, Calder Sheehan. Sophomores: Hunter Brown, Cole Erickson-Wagoner, Tor Lindell, Ethan Peper, Lucas Peterson, Grant Schuman, Jose Zoleta. Juniors: Abram Bruguler, Logan Burger, Kamden Ernste, Luis Gomez, Dylan Hughes, Kai Kobayashi, Isaac Moen, Liam Olive, Dylan Peper, Carlos Rangle, Jackson Tran. Seniors: Benjamin Timmerman, Ian Funk, Gavin Pike.
We have many wrestlers who were right on the edge of breaking to that next level and I foresee many of them turning some heads this year." We are putting in the work but also having fun while we do it. They have set some lofty goals for not only themselves but the team as well. I really look to those leaders to set the tone and dominate on the mat. We have a great group of leaders on this team and the vibe in the practice room has never been better. Overall, the Spartans could be a team to watch this season.Ĭoach Trimble: "We picked up some great new wrestlers this year that have graduated from our youth program, and we also picked up some great athletes coming out for wrestling for the very first time. Coach Art Trimble is excited about a couple of newcomers, specifically in seventh-graders Max Erickson and Kelen Burger, as well as sophomore Grant Schuman. It will be Funk, Timmerman and Gavin Pike, who will be called upon to help fill a leadership void left behind by the graduation of 10 seniors, including five-time state qualifier Marshall Peters - who finished sixth at the Class AAA state meet at 182 pounds last year. Junior Dylan Peper went 19-9, while Logan Burger and Kai Kobayashi each won double-digit matches as sophomores. Senior Benjamin Timmerman went 22-6 last season, while freshman Calder Sheehan is one to watch, having gone 19-8 as an eighth-grader last year. Outlook: With over 40 wrestlers on this year's team, the Spartans welcome the largest team in program history with a number of them returning with varsity experience.
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