Oklahoma 6A Boys Wrestling: Individual and Team Rankings Breakdown

As the wrestling season unfolds, the intensity and competition in Oklahoma’s 6A division have been nothing short of spectacular. With several high-impact duals and tournaments shaping the landscape, the individual and team rankings offer a glimpse into the formidable talent and dynamic matchups defining this season. Here’s an in-depth look at the state of play:

Individual Bravado: Top 10 Wrestlers at Each Weight

We’ve meticulously ranked the Top 10 wrestlers in each weight class, reflecting their performance and potential. The 126lbs weight class is particularly noteworthy, boasting a quartet of athletes with a combined eight state titles and an array of Fargo accolades. Among them:

• Christopher Kiser (Ponca City High School): A 2X state champion, 3X placer, and a Fargo champion this summer, Kiser’s credentials speak volumes. Kiser has committed to wrestle at Michigan.
• JJ (Rogers) McComas (Stillwater High School): With a state championship, three finals appearances, and a Fargo runner-up title, McComas’s commitment to OSU marks him as one to watch.
• Gage Walker (Bixby High School): A 3X state champion and Fargo All-American, Walker’s commitment to Mizzou adds to his impressive resume.
• Cash Donnell (Piedmont High School): Donnell’s 2X champ and 3X finalist status, coupled with his commitment to Oklahoma, underscore his prowess.

Notable Mentions Across the Weights

• At 144lbs, Jace Roller (Bixby High School) and Layton Schneider (Edmond North High School) are making waves, with Roller heading to the University of Missouri and Schneider to the Air Force.
• The 165lbs class features LaDarion Lockett (Stillwater High School), with wins on all levels including international, and Clay Giddens-Buttram (Bixby High School), both of whom have secured their future with Oklahoma State and Oklahoma, respectively.

Team Titans: The Quest for Dominance

Last year, the team title saw a nail-biting finish with Stillwater clinching the championship by a mere point over Edmond North. As the teams gear up for another showdown, here’s how the top contenders stack up:

1. Edmond North leads with 180 points and 13 wrestlers ranked.
2. Stillwater follows with 128 points and 8 ranked wrestlers.
3. Bixby is in contention with 90 points and 11 wrestlers making the cut.
4. Westmoore, Yukon, and Broken Arrow are among the other notable teams, each with a significant number of ranked wrestlers and points.

The rankings reflect not just the talent and hard work of individual wrestlers but also the strategic depth and coaching acumen of the teams. As the season progresses, these rankings will undoubtedly shift, reflecting the dynamic nature of high school wrestling. Keep an eye on these athletes and schools as they grapple their way to state titles and beyond.

6A Boys Team Rankings

Team rankings here at Owrestle are purely calculated from individual rankings. Each individual ranking is given a specific point total and those points are added together to formulate a tournament-style team rankings.

Team rankings aren’t meant to show who’s the best dual team or a specific local tournament. It’s an overall holistic look at the individual rankings per team to show that team’s depth if they would all wrestle against each other at a tournament (ie: state tournament).

The formula we use for Owrestle tournament team rankings follows:

• Individual Rank #1: 20 team points
• Individual Rank #2: 16 team points
• Individual Rank #3: 12 team points
• Individual Rank #4: 8 team points
• Individual Rank #5: 2 team points
• Individual Rank #6: 2 team points

6A Boys Individual Rankings