Iowa high school state wrestling tournament results, recap from Day 2 at Wells Fargo Arena

It's go time.

Day 2 of the Iowa high school state wrestling tournament will be off and running Friday at Wells Fargo Arena. Alyssa Hertel and Cody Goodwin will be keeping close tabs on everything.

There will be plenty to follow.

Team races, individual glory and a little bit of history are all on the line for the second day of action. Southeast Polk (3A) and Don Bosco (1A) enter the day with the lead in the team races, while Notre Dame-West Burlington and West Delaware are tied in 2A.

Here's a look at Friday's schedule:

• Session 4: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. — Class 2A and 3A quarterfinals, then Class 2A and 3A second round consolations

• Session 5: 2:30-5:45 p.m. — Class 1A quarterfinals, then Class 2A semifinals and third round consolations, then Class 1A second round consolations

• Session 6: 7:30-10 p.m. — Class 3A semifinals and third round consolations, then Class 1A semifinals and third round consolations

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10:02 p.m. — Championship pairings for Class 1A

Here are the championship pairings for Class 1A at the end of Day 2:

• 106: Caleb Coffin (Don Bosco) vs. Cael Morrow (Akron-Westfield)

• 113: Eli Becerra (Missouri Valley) vs. Kolton Munson (Ogden)

• 120: Garret Rinken (Nashua-Plainfield) vs. Brandon Paez (Lisbon)

• 126: Marcel Lopez (New London) vs. Jace Rose (Riverside-Oakland)

• 132: Gable Porter (Underwood) vs. Garrett Funk (Don Bosco)

• 138: Kellen Smith (West Hancock) vs. Cade Siebrecht (Lisbon)

• 145: Hagen Heistand (Underwood) vs. Karter Krapfl (Hudson)

• 152: Wyatt Reisz (Logan-Magnolia) vs. Gabe McGeough (MFL MarMac)

• 160: Maximus Magayna (Columbus Catholic) vs. Lawson Losee (Riceville)

• 170: Cade Tenold (Don Bosco) vs. Blake McAlister (North Tama)

• 182: Tate Entriken (Hudson) vs. Jackson Dewald (Westwood)

• 195: Carson Tenold (Don Bosco) vs. Cayden Miller (Midland)

• 220: Jonah Clark (WACO-Wayland) vs. Jared Thiry (Don Bosco)

• 285: Chet Buss (North Butler-Clarksville) vs. Rex Johnsen (Logan-Magnolia)

9:57 p.m. — Class 1A team scores at the end of Day 2

Here are the Class 1A team standings at the end of Day 2:

• Don Bosco – 142.5

• Lisbon – 89

• Logan-Magnolia – 72

• Underwood – 68.5

• Nashua-Plainfield – 56

• North Butler-Clarksville – 52

• West Sioux – 48

• New London – 41.5

• Hudson – 39.5

• West Hancock – 38

9:53 p.m. — Day 2 is done

North Butler-Clarksville’s Chet Buss (47-0) and Logan-Magnolia’s Rex Johnsen (38-4) will face off in the 1A finals at 285.

WACO-Wayland’s Jonah Clark (47-1) will wrestle Don Bosco’s Jared Thiry (37-2) in the Class 1A 220-pound finals.

And just like that, the semifinal rounds are complete.

9:47 p.m. — Only two more semifinal bouts to go

Hudson’s Tate Entriken (47-1) and Westwood’s Jackson Dewald (26-0) will wrestle in the Class 1A finals for the 182-pound state title.

Don Bosco’s Carson Tenold (26-2) will face undefeated Midland wrestler Cayden Miller (47-0) in the Class 1A championship at 195.

9:40 p.m. — Tenold, McAlister to wrestle in 170 finals

Don Bosco’s Cade Tenold (34-2) won by 14-4 major decision over Regina’s Aidan Udell (35-4). South Central Calhoun’s Blake McAlister (50-1) also won by 14-4 major decision over Lisbon’s Max Kohl (41-4). Tenold and McAlister will wrestle on Saturday for the 1A 170-pound state title.

9:34 p.m. — Reaching the end of Day 2

Underwood’s Hagen Heistand (49-3) will wrestle Hudson’s Karter Krapfl (48-1) in the finals at 145 pounds.

Logan Magnolia’s Wyatt Reisz (48-1) will wrestle MFL MarMac’s Gabe McGeough (40-1) for the state title in Class 1A 152 pounds.

At 160, it will be Columbus Catholic’s Maximus Magayna (49-3) wrestling Riceville’s Lawson Losee (42-4) for the 160-pound state title.

9:22 p.m. — Siebrecht advances in tie breaker

West Hancock’s Kellen Smith (52-4) will wrestle Lisbon’s Cade Siebrecht (38-4) for the 132-pound title.

9:16 p.m. — Porter advances to state title match

Underwood’s Gable Porter (45-0) and Don Bosco’s Garrett Funk (31-2) will wrestle on Saturday for the Class 1A state title at 132 pounds. Porter won by 9-2 decision over Alburnett’s Brody Neighbor. Funk won by 12-0 major decision over East Sac County’s Charlie Veit.

9:08 p.m. — Four 1A wrestlers advance

Don Bosco’s Caleb Coffin (21-2) will wrestle Akron-Westfield’s Cael Morrow (43-2) for the Class 1A state title at 106 pounds.

At 120, Nashua-Plainfield’s Garret Rinken (54-0) will wrestle Lisbon’s Brandon Paez (36-1) for the Class 1A state title.

9:05 p.m. — Lopez will go for fourth state title

Three-for-three. All three wrestlers competing for a fourth individual state title have made it to the championship in the 2022 Iowa high school state wrestling tournament.

The last 3-time champ to wrestler, New London’s Marcel Lopez (54-0), won by 5-1 decision over Lisbon’s Quincy Happel to advance to the championship at 126 pounds. He’ll wrestle Riverside-Oakland’s Jace Rose (46-4) for the title.

8:58 p.m. — Class 1A 113 wrestlers on to championship

At 113, Missouri Valley’s Eli Becerra (35-2) and Ogden’s Kolton Munson (47-1) because the first wrestlers in 1A to advance to the state finals. They will compete on Saturday for the 113-pound state title.

8:51 p.m. — Class 3A wrestlers set for finals

Here are the Class 3A wrestlers competing for a state title on Saturday:

• 106: Dru Ayala (Fort Dodge) vs. Timothy Koester (Bettendorf)

• 113: Blake Gioimo (Prairie) vs. Koufax Christensen (Waukee Northwest)

• 120: Carter Freeman (Waukee Northwest) vs. Trever Anderson (Ankeny)

• 126: Nathanael Jesuroga (Southeast Polk) vs. Koy Davidson (Fort Dodge)

• 132: Evan Frost (Dowling Catholic) vs. Jace Rhodes (Mason City)

• 138: Jacob Frost (Dowling Catholic) vs. Ryder Block (Waverly-Shell Rock)

• 145: Ryder Downey (Indianola) vs. Robert Avila (Iowa City West)

• 152: Hunter Garvin (Iowa City West) vs. Carter Martinson (Southeast Polk)

• 160: Carson Martinson (Southeast Polk) vs. Aiden Riggins (Waverly-Shell Rock)

• 170: Tate Naaktgeboren (Linn-Mar) vs. Caden McDermott (Pleasant Valley)

• 182: Griffin Gammell (Waukee Northwest) vs. Greyson Gardner (Epworth-Western Dubuque)

• 195: McCrae Hagarty (Waverly-Shell Rock) vs. Bradley Hill (Bettendorf)

• 220: Ben Kueter (Iowa City High) vs. Ralston Rumley (Dowling Catholic)

• 285: Ben Reiland (Waukee Northwest) vs. Jake Walker (Waverly-Shell Rock)

8:45 p.m. — Waukee Northwest on top after Day 2

Here are the Class 3A team standings at end of Day 2:

• Waukee Northwest – 133

• Waverly-Shell Rock – 127

• Southeast Polk – 124

• Dowling Catholic – 77

• Bettendorf – 75

• Iowa City West -73

• Fort Dodge – 61.5

• Linn-Mar – 52.5

• Indianola – 48.5

• Iowa City High – 44.5

8:37 p.m. — Reiland knocks off Borcherding-Johnson

Could you have asked for a better heavyweight semifinal round?

Waukee Northwest’s Ben Reiland (37-4) pinned Norwalk’s Maddux Borcherding-Johnson in overtime, knocking off the No. 1 seed to advance to the finals at 285. Reiland will wrestle Waverly-Shell Rock’s Jake Walker (38-2) for the state title.

8:30 p.m. — Only one more 3A semi to go

It will be Waverly-Shell Rock’s McCrae Hagarty (42-1) versus Bettendorf’s Bradley Hill (41-1) in the finals for 195 pounds.

Iowa football and wrestling commit – and Iowa City High senior – Ben Kueter (36-0) will wrestle Dowling Catholic’s Ralston Rumley (28-6) in the 220-pound finals.

8:25 p.m. — Waukee Northwest advances another finalist

Linn-Mar’s Tate Naaktgeboren (39-2) will wrestle Pleasant Valley’s Caden McDermott (43-3) in the state finals at 170.

Waukee Northwest’s Griffin Gammell (46-1) will wrestle Epworth-Western Dubuque’s Greyson Gardner (43-1) in the finals at 182 pounds.

8:19 p.m. — Over halfway through 3A semis

The state finalists are just rolling in now.

Iowa City West’s Hunter Garvin (47-0) will wrestle Southeast Polk’s Carter Martinson (34-2) in the 3A 152-pound finals. Joining Carter in the finals will be his twin brother, Carson Martinson (38-4) who will wrestle Waverly-Shell Rock’s Aiden Riggins (42-0) at 160.

8:12 p.m. — It's gonna be a Frost-y finals

Both Frost brothers will compete in their respective finals. Dowling Catholic’s Jacob Frost (32-1) will wrestle Waverly-Shell Rock’s Ryder Block (37-0) in the finals at 138 pounds. Evan Frost made it to the championship for 132 pounds.

8:09 p.m. — Avila continues quest for fourth state title

Okay, it’s getting real. Two of three wrestlers going for their fourth individual state title have now made it through to the championship round. Iowa City West’s Robert Avila (14-1) pinned Bettendorf’s Dustin Bohren in 45 seconds to advance to the finals. He’ll face Indianola’s Ryder Downey (40-2) when they face off on Saturday for the 145-pound state title.

8:05 p.m. — Moving through 3A finals

Dowling Catholic’s Evan Frost (33-1) and Mason City’s Jace Rhodes (34-3) will wrestle on Saturday for the state title at 132 pounds.

8:00 p.m. — Waukee Northwest, Fort Dodge off to hot semifinal starts

Waukee Northwest and Fort Dodge each have two finalists through early weight classes. Fort Dodge advanced Dru Ayala (106) and Koy Davidson (126). Waukee Northwest advanced Koufax Christensen (113) and Carter Freeman (120)

Carter Freeman (45-1) will wrestle Ankeny’s Trever Anderson (35-1) in the finals at 120. Anderson won in sudden victory over Iowa City High’s Cale Seaton to advance.

Davidson (34-6) will wrestle Southeast Polk’s Nate Jesuroga (42-1) in the 126-pound finals, after Jesuroga won by major decision over Kael Kurtz.

7:53 p.m. — Gioimo, Koester, Christensen advance to finals

What do you think about these state title matchups?

Dru Ayala (Fort Dodge) will wrestle Bettendorf’s Timothy Koester for the 3A 106-pound state title. Ayala (42-2) won by tech fall over Caden Leonard, and Koester (40-1) won by 4-1 decision over Southeast Polk’s Carter Pearson.

At 113, it will be Prairie’s Blake Gioimo (43-0) and Waukee Northwest’s Koufax Christensen (38-3) in the finals. If those names sound familiar, it’s because both wrestlers were runner-ups in 2021. Now, they both have a chance at the state title, but only one with walk away with the win.

7:45 p.m. — First 3A wrestler on to finals

Fort Dodge’s Dru Ayala (42-2) becomes the first Class 3A wrestler to advance to the championship with a tech fall over Johnston’s Caden Leonard at 106.

7:35 — Class 3A semifinals are on deck

And you can't beat the atmosphere in the Wells Fargo Arena.

7:26 p.m. — Lopez to wrestle for spot in title match

If you’re going to watch only one Class 1A semifinal matchup, we have a recommendation.

New London’s Marcel Lopez (53-0) will wrestle Lisbon’s Quincy Happel (42-4) in the semifinals at 126. If Lopez wins this match, he has a spot in the state title bout and he’s one step closer to winning his fourth individual state title.

Carter Fousek in Class 2A is already in the championship match, seeking his fourth title. Robert Avila Jr. has yet to compete in the Class 3A semifinals.

7:15 p.m. — How are 2A's Wrestler of the Year candidates performing?

Cody Goodwin named 17 potential candidates for All-Iowa wrestler of the year ahead of the this week’s state wrestling tournament. Three of those wrestlers compete in Class 2A. So, now that 2A wrestlers are done for the day, let’s take a look at how they’ve fared so far.

Carter Fousek, Crestwood

Senior, 138 pounds

Fousek is headed to the Class 2A title match at 138. He won by 14-6 major decision over Roland Story’s Logan Powers in the semifinal to advance. Fousek is one win away from his fourth individual state wrestling title.

Wyatt Voelker, West Delaware

Senior, 195 pounds

Let’s just say Voelker is doing pretty well. The West Delaware senior is still undefeated, sitting at 43-0 on the season. Voelker won his semifinal bout by tech fall over Webster City’s CJ Hisler, and will face Glenwood’s CJ Carter (51-2) in the championship.

CJ Walrath, Notre Dame-West Burlington

Junior, 182 pounds

Walrath is also riding an undefeated streak…54-0 to be exact. The Burlington wrestler won by 5-1 decision over Dike-New Hartford’s Nick Reinicke. He moves on to the finals match, where Walrath will wrestle Gilbert’s Fernando Villaescusa (38-1).

7:00 p.m. —Three-way race for Class 2A team title

The race for Class 2A team state title is between three teams: Notre Dame-West Burlington, Osage and West Delaware. And a winner might not be decided until Saturday, maybe even Saturday night. Cody Goodwin has all the details.

6:45 p.m. — A pair of Class 2A finals to watch

We have to wait until Saturday for the championship matches, but that doesn’t mean we can’t look ahead. Class 2A will compete first, and there are a couple matches you should try and watch.

First up, at 120 pounds. Webster City’s Cam Phetxoumphone (41-0) and Greene County’s Kale Petersen (12-0) will face of in a battle between two undefeated wrestlers. The question at this point, though, is whether anyone can beat Phetxoumphone this season. We’ll have to wait and see.

Then there’s the 138-pound final. Crestwood-Cresco’s Carter Fousek (21-1) will wrestle South Tama County’s Logan Arp (43-2). Fousek is going for his fourth individual state title, and only Arp stands in his way.

(But, really, this is the championship round. You should try and watch all of them, if you can.)

6:30 p.m. — A chance for a rematch

Greene County’s McKinley Robbins (45-3) and Notre Dame-West Burlington’s Blaine Frazier (52-0) both won their respective semifinal matches and will face each other in Saturday’s Class 2A 132-pound finals.

But this isn’t the first time these two wrestlers have met in the 132-pound championship. Last season, Robbins beat Frazier in the finals for the 2021 state title.

Well, Frazier hasn’t lost since. And now he has a chance to avenge last year’s loss against the same opponent. This should be interesting.

6:15 p.m. — Cheers to 50 years

Let’s give a little shoutout to 50 years of Iowa State athletic trainers volunteering at the Iowa high school state wrestling tournament.

6:00 p.m. — Greene County did...exactly what it thought it would

Apparently Greene County came into the state tournament expecting two wrestlers to advance to the finals…and that’s exactly what happened.

First, Kale Petersen (12-0) advanced at 120 pounds. He’ll have the opportunity to try and knock off two-time defending state champion Cam Phetxoumphone (41-0). No pressure.

With a win over Caleb Olson in the 132 semifinals, McKinley Robbins will have a chance to win back-to-back state titles on Saturday.

5:50 p.m. — Updated Class 1A team standings

Here are the Class 1A team scores after the second round of wrestlebacks:

• Don Bosco – 78.5

• Lisbon – 60

• West Sioux – 48

• Underwood – 46.5

• Logan-Magnolia – 43

• Nashua-Plainfield – 42

• North Butler-Clarksville – 32

• New London – 30.5

• Alburnett – 30

• West Hancock – 23

5:46 p.m. — Hageman advances in tie breaker

South Winneshiek’s Logan Hageman (26-6) earned a spot on the podium with an ultimate tie breaker over Regina’s Ronan Poynton (35-7). That’s it for the second round of consolations. Semifinal action picks back up at 7:30 p.m. on Friday.

5:37 p.m. — Wirtz earns podium spot in wrestleback

Emmetsburg’s previously undefeated Matthew Wirtz (39-1) battled back in the second wrestlebacks to guarantee a medal. Wirtz pinned Panorama’s James Hein in 1:56 to advance.

5:30 p.m. — Kolthoff's senior season ends in heartbreak

5:21 p.m. — 1A bloodround in full gear

We’re well underway in Class 1A’s second consolation round. So far, six wrestlers in each of the first four weight classes have secured their spot as a place winner. Unfortunately for the others, their time in the 2022 Iowa high school state wrestling tournament has ended.

5:10 p.m. — Class 2A team scores after Day 2

Here are the Class 2A team scores at the end of Day 2:

• Notre Dame-West Burlington – 90

• Osage – 78.5

• West Delaware – 68.5

• Vinton-Shellsburg – 62

• Glenwood – 52

• Union-La Porte City – 50

• Sergeant Bluff-Luton – 49

• Webster City – 49

• South Tama County – 45.5

• Greene County – 43.5

5:05 p.m. — Down to two futures Hawkeyes in 285 semifinal

Aaron Graves is committed to Iowa for football. Easton Fleshman is committed to Iowa for wrestling. The two future Hawkeye athletes faced off for a spot in the Class 2A 285-pound finals...and Fleshamn came out on top.

4:57 p.m. — Class 2A finals set

That’s it, Class 2A wrestlers are officially done for Day 2. Here are the championship matches for Saturday:

• 106: Carter West (Notre Dame-West Burlington) vs. Jace Hedeman (Union-La Porte City)

• 113: Kade Blume (Roland Story) vs. Carter Anderson (Albia)

• 120: Cam Phetxoumphone (Webster City) vs. Kale Petersen (Greene County)

• 126: Matthew Beem (Glenwood) vs. Jaiden Moore (Benton Community)

• 132: McKinley Robbins (Greene County) vs. Blaine Frazier (Notre Dame-West Burlington)

• 138: Carter Fousek (Crestwood-Cresco) vs. Logan Arp (South Tama County)

• 145: Eric Kinkaid (Camanche) vs. Cooper Sanders (Vinton-Shellsburg)

• 152: Garrett Seaba (Clarion-Goldfield-Dows) vs. Gabe Sanders (Vinton-Shellsburg)

• 160: Nicholas Fox (Osage) vs. Carl Barkema (Hampton-Dumont-CAL)

• 170: Kadin Stutzman (Atlantic-CAM) vs. Ethan DeLeon (Bishop Heelan)

• 182: CJ Walrath (Notre Dame-West Burlington) vs. Fernando Villaescusa (Gilbert)

• 195: Wyatt Voelker (West Delaware) vs. CJ Carter (Glenwood)

• 220: Barrett Muller (Osage) vs. Gavin Bridgewater (South Tama County)

• 285: Gage Marty (Solon) vs. Easton Fleshman (West Lyon)

4:50 p.m. — Fleshman, Marty in 285 finals

And we’re done…well, for Class 2A on Day 2. Solon’s Gage Marty (48-2) will wrestle West Lyon’s Easton Fleshman (46-1) in the 2A finals at 285.

4:45 p.m. — Muller, Bridgewater advance to 220 finals

Osage’s Barrett Muller (47-6) won in sudden victory over Webster City’s Jaxon Cherry. He advances to the 220-pound finals, where Muller will face South Tama County’s Gavin Bridgewater (40-6).

4:41 p.m. — Two more wrestlers advance to semifinals

West Delaware’s Wyatt Voelker (43-0) will wrestle Glenwood’s CJ Carter (51-2) in the 2A finals at 195. Voelker won by tech fall over Webster City’s CJ Hisler to advance, while Carter won by 5-2 decision over Winterset’s Carter Smuck.

4:38 p.m. — Walrath, Villaescusa through to finals

Notre Dame-West Burlington’s CJ Walrath (54-0) won his semifinal match by 5-1 decision over Dike-New Hartford’s Nick Reinicke (38-4). Walrath will wrestle Gilbert’s Fernando Villaescusa (38-1) in the 2A finals at 182.

4:34 p.m. — Almost through 2A semis

Osage’s Nicholas Fox (49-3) will wrestle Hampton-Dumont-CAL’s Carl Barkema (48-5) in the 2A finals at 160.

Atlantic-CAM’s Kadin Stutzman (55-3) will wrestle Bishop Heelan’s Ethan DeLeon (27-1) in the 170-pound finals.

4:22 p.m. — Two more 2A championships set

Camanche’s Eric Kinkaid (15-1) will wrestle Vinton-Shellsburg’s Cooper Sanders (40-1) in the 2A finals at 145. Sanders pinned his opponent, while Kinkaid won by 12-6 decision.

Clarion-Goldfield-Dows’ Garrett Seaba (43-3) will wrestle Vinton-Shellsburg’s Gabe Sanders (24-0) in the finals for 152.

Yes, you read that right. Two Sanders in the finals for Class 2A.

4:15 p.m. — Fousek will officially compete for a fourth state title

4:10 p.m. — Class 2A finals set for first four weights

What did we miss while we were putting together a Class 1A semifinal breakdown? Four more Class 2A wrestlers made it through to the finals. Here’s what 2A looks like now:

Webster City’s Cam Phetxoumphone (41-0) will wrestle Greene County’s Kale Petersen (12-0) in the finals at 120. An undefeated final – wow!

Glenwood’s Matthew Beem won his quarterfinal match in an ultimate tie breaker over Tucker Stangel, and Benton Community’s Jaiden Moore won by 12-3 major decision over Ethan Follman. That means it should be an exciting bout at 126 between Beem (24-3) and Moore (40-0) for the title.

4:04 p.m. — Class 1A semifinals are set

Here is the breakdown of semifinal matchups in Class 1A:

106

• Caleb Coffin (Don Bosco) vs. Brock Morris (Cascade)

• Jayden Rinken (Nashua-Plainfield) vs. Cael Morrow (Akron-Westfield)

113

• Eli Becerra (Missouri Valley) vs. Tegan Slaybaugh (AC/GC)

• Kolton Munson (Ogden) vs. Brody Brisker (Wilton)

120

• Garret Rinken (Nashua-Plainfield) vs. Blake Allen (Underwood)

• Braden Graff (West Sioux) vs. Brandon Paez (Lisbon)

126

• Marcel Lopez (New London) vs. Quincy Happel (Lisbon)

• Jace Rose (Riverside-Oakland) vs. Cameron Clark (West Sioux)

132

• Gable Porter (Underwood) vs. Brody Neighbor (Alburnett)

• Elliot Cooney (Nodaway Valley) vs. Garrett Funk (Don Bosco)

138

• Clayton McDonough (Central Springs) vs. Kellen Smith (West Hancock)

• Stevie Barnes (Underwood) vs. Cade Siebrecht (Lisbon)

145

• Hagen Heistand (Underwood) vs. Bryce McDonough (Central Springs)

• Karter Krapfl (Hudson) vs. Mikey Baker (West Sioux)

152

• Wyatt Reisz (Logan-Magnolia) vs. Lincoln Holub (Lisbon)

• Dominic Lopez (New London) vs. Gabe McGeough (MFL MarMac)

160

• Maximus Magayna (Columbus Catholic) vs. Gavin Maguire (Logan-Magnolia)

• Lawson Losee (Riceville) vs. Cullen Koedam (West Sioux)

170

• Cade Tenold (Don Bosco) vs. Aidan Udell (Regina)

• Max Kohl (Lisbon) vs. Blake McAlister (South Central Calhoun)

182

• Tate Entriken (Hudson) vs. Carson Lynott (West Sioux)

• Josh Glendening (New London) vs. Jackson Dewald (Westwood)

195

• Carson Tenold (Don Bosco) vs. Owen Huehnergarth (Beckman Catholic)

• Cayden Miller (Midland) vs. Brodie Anderson (Manson Northwest Webster)

220

• Mathew Francis (West Hancock) vs. Jonah Clark (WACO-Wayland)

• Jared Thiry (Don Bosco) vs. Cal Wanninger (Kuemper Catholic)

285

• Chet Buss (North Butler-Clarksville) vs. Ryley Snell (Interstate 35)

• Rex Johnsen (Logan-Magnolia) vs. Cody Fox (East Buchanan)

3:56 p.m. — First two championships set in Class 2A

Here’s where we stand right now in Class 2A:

Notre Dame-West Burlington’s Carter West (52-2) will wrestle Union-La Porte City’s Jace Hedeman (45-0) in the 2A finals at 106 pounds.

Roland Story’s Kade Blume (35-0) will wrestle Albia’s Carter Anderson (45-1) in the 2A 113-pound finals.

3:48 p.m. — Blume advances to semifinals

Roland Story’s Kade Blume (35-0) remains undefeated and advances to the 133-pound finals. He won by 5-1 decision over Webster City’s Carson Doolittle.

3:41 p.m. — Class 2A advances first finalist

First finalist alert! Crestwood-Cresco’s Cole Schmauss (36-5) won by 4-3 decision over Hampton-Dumont-CAL’s Jack Showalter at 113. He’s the first finalist in this year’s Iowa high school state wrestling tournament and he advances in Class 2A.

3:32 p.m. — Team standings in Class 1A

Here are the top ten team scores after the Class 1A quarterfinals:

• Don Bosco – 66.5

• Lisbon – 52

• West Sioux – 48

• Underwood – 42.5

• Logan-Magnolia – 39

• Nashua-Plainfield – 32.5

• New London – 30.5

• North Butler-Clarksville – 21

• West Hancock – 21

• Alburnett – 19

• Central Springs – 19

3:24 p.m. — Class 2A semifinals up next

And just like that, Class 1A quarterfinals are almost over. We’re into 285 action, and Chet Buss is the first heavyweight to advance to the semifinals. Buss (46-0) pinned Megaeska Kalskett for the win.

3:19 p.m. — West Sioux is on a roll

Can anyone stop West Sioux in this year's tournament?

3:15 p.m. — Class 1A quarterfinals moving fast

We’re over halfway through the Class 1A quarterfinals. Semifinalists from 106, 113, 120, 126, 132, 138, 145, 152 and 160 have all been named. Among the semifinalists are a few undefeated wrestlers and one athlete going for his fourth individual state title. New London’s Josh Glendening just got the first pin at 182. Let’s keep rolling with state wrestling.

3:10 p.m. — Packed house for quarterfinals

Guess you could say the Wells Fargo Center is the hottest spot in town right now.

3:00 p.m. — Lisbon's Happel headed to semifinals

Lisbon’s Quincy Happel (42-4) won by 6-4 decision over North Butler-Clarksville’s Tanner Arjes. The four-time qualifier has a daunting opponent in the semifinals: three-time state champ Marcel Lopez.

2:54 p.m. — Three-time state champ Lopez advances

And there we have it: All three wrestlers who have a shot a four individual state titles have made it through to their respective semifinal rounds. Marcel Lopez (53-0) won by tech fall over Nashua-Plainfield’s Kendrick Huck at 126. He’ll compete in the semifinals later on Friday, and Lopez joins Robert Avila (3A) and Carter Fousek (2A) as the wrestlers still vying for that fourth title.

2:50 p.m. — Two undefeated wrestlers advance early

Garrett Rinken (Nashua-Plainfield) and Gable Porter (Underwood) both remain undefeated after their respective Class 1A quarterfinal rounds. Rinken (53-0) pinned Don Bosco’s Andrew Kimball in 3:55 to advance to the semifinals at 120. Porter (44-0) pinned Eagle Grove’s Dustin Dawson in 1:13 at 132.

2:44 p.m. — Morrow beats Neighbor

The Alburnett wrestler Rusty Neighbor (and Cody Goodwin’s first team selection for a hypothetical All-Name squad) dropped his quarterfinal round match to Akron-Westfield’s Cael Morrow. Neighbor moves on to the bloodround with hopes of still being a placewinner.

2:39 p.m. — Morris first to advance to semifinals

Cascade’s Brock Morris (49-4) kicked off 1A quarterfinal action with a pin against North Tama’s Case Monat (33-8) at 106.

2:33 p.m. — Must watch matchup in 1A

First match you’ll want to seriously pay attention to in Class 1A is Marcel Lopez (New London) versus Kendrick Huck (Nashua-Plainfield). Lopez (52-0) is the third wrestler going for a potential fourth individual state title in the 2022 Iowa high school state wrestling tournament. He joins Carter Fousek (2A) and Robert Avila (3A).

Lopez will start the quarterfinal round with a bout against Huck (39-11). If he makes it through that, Lopez will be one match away from that coveted fourth individual state title.

2:30 p.m. — It's time for Class 1A quarterfinals

2:15 p.m. — Avila, more matches to watch in 3A semifinals

With a top-three race between Southeast Polk, Waverly-Shell Rock and Waukee Northwest, the Class 3A semifinals are going to be exciting. Here are a few matches to keep an eye on:

120: Carter Freeman (Waukee Northwest) vs. Logan Trenary (Southeast Polk)

A top three (teams) matchup between two strong wrestlers. Freeman (44-1) pinned Bondurant-Farrar’s Cody Hay to advance to the semifinals at 120. Trenary won by 10-6 decision over North Scott’s Trace Gephart in the quarterfinals. Freeman’s record gives him the advantage, but we all know how Southeast Polk wrestlers have performed so far this tournament.

145: Robert Avila (Iowa City West) vs. Dustin Bohren (Bettendorf)

This one – like Carter Fousek’s 2A semifinal – is a no brainer. Avila (13-1) is one of three wrestlers going for a fourth individual state title in this year’s Iowa high school state wrestling tournament. Fousek has to more rounds to get through before he can take the title, and immediately, it’s Bohren (35-5) who stands in his way.

285: Maddux Borcherding-Johnson (Norwalk) vs. Ben Reiland (Waukee Northwest)

By now, you should know we love a good wrestling match between football recruits. And, in terms of football players who are stellar wrestlers, Borcherding-Johnson and Reiland are top tier. Borcherding-Johnson pinned North Scott’s David Borchers (another high-level football recruit) in 1:20 to advance to the semifinals. Reiland (36-4) defeated Dowling Catholic’s Carson Hagan in sudden victory, handing Hagan his only loss so far this season.

2:00 p.m. — Class 2A semifinals to keep an eye on

Now that Class 2A semifinals are set, here are some matchups you won’t want to miss:

132: Jonathon Burnette (Spirit Lake Park) vs. Blaine Frazier (Notre Dame-West Burlington)

Frazier (51-0) is undefeated this season, and advanced to the semifinals with a win by 11-4 decision over Pocahontas Area’s Tyce Ruffridge. But Burnette (39-3) is coming off an exciting quarterfinal victory, in which he handed Osage’s Anders Kittelson his first loss of the season in an ultimate tie breaker. Wherever there is upset potential, that’s going to be a good bout.

138: Carter Fousek (Crestwood-Cresco) vs. Logan Powers (Roland Story)

This one needs very little explanation. Fousek is two rounds – two matches – away from a possible fourth individual state title. The first of those matches is against Powers in the semifinals. Wrestling fans won’t want to miss an important stepping stone toward Fousek’s state title run.

285: Easton Fleshman (West Lyon) vs. Aaron Graves (Southeast Valley)

Look, we’re all in on the wrestling matches between football players, and Fleshman-Graves should be a good one. Fleshman (45-1) won by 5-0 decision over Clarion-Goldfield-Dows’ Daniel Chavez in the quarterfinals. Graves (28-1) pinned Clarinda’s Logan Green in 3:33 to advance to the semifinals. Plus, we’ve determined that Graves is just a super athlete.

1:35 p.m. — Five undefeated wrestlers on to 3A semis

Six undefeated wrestlers qualified for the Iowa high school state wrestling tournament in Class 3A. By the end of Day 1, all six wrestlers were still undefeated. So, where do they stand after the Class 3A quarterfinals?

Well, there are five undefeated wrestlers in 3A now. Prairie’s Blake Gioimo (42-0) kicked things off for the unbeaten crew with a win by major decision over Waverly-Shell Rock’s Zane Behrends at 113. Then Behrends’ teammate, Ryder Block (36-0), extended his streak with a win by tech fall over Fort Dodge’s Damarion Ross at 138.

Iowa City West’s Hunter Garvin (46-0) won by major decision over Newton’s Brennan Amos at 152. Waverly-Shell Rock has another undefeated wrestler in the semifinals after Aiden Riggins (41-0) won by tech fall over Iowa City West’s Kael Scranton at 160.

Rounding out the undefeated group is Scranton’s teammate Ben Kueter (35-0) who won by tech fall over Urbandale’s Colten Teem at 220.

That leaves one wrestler whose undefeated record didn’t last through to the semifinals. Waukee Northwest’s Ben Reiland (36-4) won in sudeen victory over previously unbeaten Carson Hagan (28-1) at 285. Reiland advanced to the semifinals, while Dowling Catholic’s Hagan fell into the bloodround.

Hagan still secured a medal. He won by an 11-0 major decision over Marshalltown’s Tristan King.

1:10 p.m. — Forest City's Moore on the podium for second time

Forest City’s Kellen Moore (34-3) won by 1-0 decision over Notre Dame-West Burlington’s Tate O’Shea at 138 in the blood round. That guarantees Moore a medal, and that achievement comes with some fun family history.

1:03 p.m. — Class 3A team standings after wrestlebacks

Friday’s first session has officially come to a close, which means we have final team scores for Class 3A. Here are the top 10:

• Southeast Polk – 87

• Waverly-Shell Rock – 70.5

• Waukee Northwest – 70

• Bettendorf – 53

• Linn-Mar – 40

• Dowling Catholic – 39

• Iowa City West – 38

• North Scott – 37

• Johnston – 37

• Fort Dodge – 35

1:00 p.m. — Ross comes back for a medal

Urbandale’s Kasey Ross (44-2) overcame his quarterfinal loss to guarantee himself a medal. Ross won by major decision over Newton’s Colin Sharp in the 3A-160 bloodround.

12:51 p.m. — Breakdown of the Class 3A semifinals

The semifinal matchups for Class 3A are set in stone. Here’s who is competing for a spot in the finals:

106:

• Dru Ayala (Fort Dodge) vs. Caden Leonard (Johnston)

• Carter Pearson (Southeast Polk) vs. Timothy Koester (Bettendorf)

113:

• Blake Gioimo (Prairie) vs. Connor Fiser (Bondurant-Farrar)

• Bowen Downey (Indianola) vs. Koufax Christensen (Waukee Northwest)

120:

• Carter Freeman (Waukee Northwest) vs. Logan Trenary (Southeast Polk)

• Cale Seaton (Iowa City High) vs. Trever Anderson (Ankeny)

126:

• Nate Jesuroga (Southeast Polk) vs. Kael Kurtz (Iowa City High)

• Brayden Parke (Linn-Mar) vs. Koy Davidson (Fort Dodge)

132:

• Evan Frost (Dowling Catholic) vs. Tycho Carmichael (Bettendorf)

• Jace Rhodes (Mason City) vs. Kane Naaktgeboren (Linn-Mar)

138:

• Jake Frost (Dowling Catholic) vs. Chase Fiser (Bondurant-Farrar)

• Lucas Bruhl (Ankeny Centennial) vs. Ryder Block (Waverly-Shell Rock)

145:

• Joel Jesuroga (Southeast Polk) vs. Ryder Downey (Indianola)

• Robert Avila (Iowa City West) vs. Dustin Bohren (Bettendorf)

152:

• Hunter Garvin (Iowa City West) vs. Peyton Westlin (North Scott)

• Dylan Whitt (Cedar Falls) vs. Carter Martinson (Southeast Polk)

160:

• Carson Martinson (Southeast Polk) vs. Jackson Helmkamp (Ankeny Centennial)

• Christian Stanek (Xavier) vs. Aiden Riggins (Waverly-Shell Rock)

170:

• Tate Naaktgeboren (Linn-Mar) vs. Colin Driscoll (Waukee)

• Sam Zindel (Johnston) vs. Caden McDermott (Pleasant Valley)

182:

• Griffin Gammell (Waukee Northwest) vs. Ben Egli (Fort Dodge)

• Greyson Gardner (Epworth-Western Dubuque) vs. Harrison Gibson (Southeast Polk)

195:

• McCrae Hagarty (Waverly-Shell Rock) vs. AJ Petersen (North Scott)

• Bradley Hill (Bettendorf) vs. Andrew Reed (Southeast Polk)

220:

• Ben Kueter (Iowa City High) vs. Hunter Blomgren (Norwalk)

• Logan Huckfelt (Spencer) vs. Ralston Rumley (Dowling Catholic)

285:

• Maddux Borcherding-Johnson (Norwalk) vs. Ben Reiland (Waukee Northwest)

• Luke Vonderhaar (Pleasant Valley) vs. Jake Walker (Waverly-Shell Rock)

12:38 p.m. — Great day for some wrestlers, bad day for others

12:32 p.m. — Waverly-Shell Rock working through wrestlebacks

Southeast Polk was at the top of the Class 3A team scores going into the second round of wrestlebacks, but Waverly-Shell Rock wrestlers are working hard to get back in the lead. Zane Behrends won by decision at 113, and Braxton Westendorf guaranteed himself a medal with a win at 120 pounds.

Carter Fecht came back from quarterfinal loss with a win by decision over Iowa City West’s Kyler Scranton. Bas Diaz won by fall over Iowa City High’s Ryan Ott at 145, and there are still a few bloodrounds left to wrestle.

12:24 p.m. — Semifinal brackets set for Class 2A

The semifinals are set for Class 2A. Here’s what those matchups look like:

106:

• Carter West (Notre Dame-West Burlington) vs. Ethan Skoglund (Sergeant Bluff-Luton)

• Colin Cassady (West Liberty) vs. Jace Hedeman (Union-La Porte City)

113:

• Kade Blume (Roland Story) vs. Carson Doolittle (Webster City)

• Kaiden Dietzenbach (Notre Dame-West Burlington) vs. Carter Anderson (Albia)

120:

• Camron Phetxoumphone (Webster City) vs. Carter Kolthoff (BCLUW-SH)

• Lane Scorpil (Columbus-WMU) vs. Kale Petersen (Greene County)

126:

• Tucker Stangel (Osage) vs. Matthew Beem (Glenwood)

• Ethan Follman (Atlantic-CAM) vs. Jaiden Moore (Benton Community)

132:

• McKinley Robbins (Greene County) vs. Caleb Olson (Union-La Porte City)

• Jonathon Burnette (Spirit Lake Park) vs. Blaine Frazier (Notre Dame-West Burlington)

138:

• Carter Fousek (Crestwood-Cresco) vs. Logan Powers (Roland Story)

• Logan Arp (South Tama County) vs. Brent Yonkovic (West Delaware)

145:

• Eric Kinkaid (Camanche) vs. Austin Chally (Saydel)

• Cooper Sanders (Vinton-Shellsburg) vs. Kale Downey (Clarinda)

152:

• Garrett Seabra (Claridon-Goldfield-Dows) vs. Hunter Worthen (Union-La Porte City)

• Gabe Sanders (Vinton-Shellsburg) vs. Chase Thomas (Osage)

160:

• Nicholas Fox (Osage) vs. Allen Catour (Assumption-Davenport)

• Carl Barkema (Hampton-Dunont-CAL) vs. Dawson Bond (Red Oak)

170:

• Kadin Stutzman (Atlantic-CAM) vs. Drake Collins (West Liberty)

• Ethan DeLeon (Bishop Heelan) vs. Brady Ortner (Vinton-Shellsburg)

182:

• CJ Walrath (Notre Dame-West Burlington) vs. Nick Reinicke (Dike-New Hartford)

• Fernando Villaescusa (Gilbert) vs. Braden McShane (New Hampton-Turkey Valley)

195:

• Wyatt Voelker (West Delaware) vs. CJ Hisler (Webster City)

• Carter Smuck (Winterset) vs. CJ Carter (Glenwood)

220:

• Jaxon Cherry (Webster City) vs. Barrett Muller (Osage)

• Gavin Bridgewater (South Tama County) vs. Aiden Morgan (Assumption-Davenport)

285:

• Gage Marty (Solon) vs. Ethan Hooyer (Sioux Center)

• Easton Fleshman (West Lyon) vs. Aaron Graves (Southeast Valley)

12:07 p.m. — Class 2A team scores are in after bloodround

Class 2A team scores are in after the second round of wrestlebacks. Here’s who landed in the top 10:

• Notre Dame-West Burlington – 57

• Osage – 48.5

• West Delaware – 45

• Vinton-Shellsburg – 38

• Webster City – 38

• Sergeant Bluff-Luton -35

• Union-La Porte City – 35

• Atlantic-CAM – 26

• Glenwood – 26

• West Liberty – 26

11:55 a.m. — Galvan guaranteed a medal

West Liberty’s Jahsiah Galvan (36-8) won by 7-4 decision over West Lyon’s Gabe Terwee (41-7) to guarantee himself a medal. Galvan was one of the Register’s football recruits to watch in the state wrestling tournament.

11:40 a.m. — Sergeant Bluff-Luton stepping up in bloodround

Sergeant Bluff-Luton is picking up points (and medalists) in the second wrestleback round for Class 2A. Bo Koedam won by fall over Waukon’s Jakob Regan at 126. Then Ty Koedam won by decision over Indepedence’s Carter Shaw at 138 pounds. Hunter Steffans will medal at 145, and Zander Ernst won by major decision over Winterset’s Eduardo Garcia at 182.

11:30 a.m. — Kittelson will medal after tie breaker loss

Osage’s Anders Kittelson was upset by Spirit Lake Park’s Jonathon Burnette in ultimate tie breaker in the quarterfinals. Kittelson may not have secured a spot in the semifinals, but he did guarantee himself a medal in the bloodround. He won by decision over Sergeant Bluff-Luton’s Noah Parmelee at 2A-132.

11:15 a.m. — Into Class 2A bloodround

We’re into the bloodrounds here at the Wells Fargo Center. Win, and wrestlers are guaranteed a medal. Lose, and their time in this year’s state tournament is over. Class 2A’s 106, 113 and 120 pound classes are already finished.

11:08 a.m. — Southeast Polk builds big lead in quarterfinals

Here is where Class 3A teams stand at the end of the quarterfinal round:

• Southeast Polk – 85

• Waverly-Shell Rock – 56.5

• Waukee Northwest -56

• Bettendorf – 47.5

• Dowling Catholic – 36

• Linn-Mar – 34

• North Scott – 33

• Indianola – 31.5

• Iowa City High – 31.5

• Iowa City West – 30

11:03 a.m. — Huckfelt beat Hoag, heads to semifinals

So, yeah that matchup between Logan Huckfelt and Ayden Hoag was as exciting as everyone imagined. Huckfelt scored a takedown after a scramble with Hoag just before the final buzzer to advance to the semifinals.

10:58 a.m. — Southeast Polk makes its case for top team

Here are the semifinalists for Southeast Polk after a stellar quarterfinal round:

• 106: Carter Pearson

• 120: Logan Trenary

• 126: Nate Jesuroga

• 145: Joel Jesuroga

• 152: Carter Martinson

• 182: Harrison Gibson

• 195: Andrew Reed

10:53 a.m. — Upset alert in 3A

Pleasant Valley’s Caden McDermott is headed to the semifinal after winning by 3-2 decision over Urbandale’s Kasey Ross.

10:50 a.m. — Former teammates face off in 3A

Last season, Griffin Gammel and Blake Hauck shared a locker room, trained together and were teammates. But today – thanks to the Waukee-Waukee Northwest split – Gammel and Hauck competed against each other in the Class 3A quarterfinal at 182.

Waukee Northwest’s Gammel (45-1) won by major decision over Waukee’s Hauck (23-6).

10:42 a.m. — Tiebreaker decides Bruhl-Helgeson

There’s another double overtime decision in the quarterfinals, this time in Class 3A at 138. Ankeny Centennial’s Lucas Bruhl (19-2) won in the tie breaker over Johnston’s Jacob Helgeson (36-4).

10:38 a.m. — Huckfelt, Hoag have a lot of history

Spencer’s Logan Huckfelt and LeMars’ Ayden Hoag will meet for the fifth time this season. Something tells me this match is the most important.

10:34 a.m. — Two 3-time state champs in semifinals

Iowa City West’s Robert Avila Jr. (13-1) continued his quest to become a four-time state champion on Friday. He won his quarterfinal match by 7-5 decision over Linn-Mar’s Grant Kress and will advance to the semifinal round.

Carter Fousek already advances in Class 2A.

10:26 a.m. — CJ Hisler moves on to the semifinals

Keep all the father-son content coming, please. Can’t imagine there’s any better feeling for a wrestler than sharing these moments with their dads. CJ Hisler is heading to the semifinals.

10:23 a.m. — Sunny with a chance of Frost

Dowling Catholic’s Jack Frost (31-1) became the first 3A wrestler to advance at 138. He won by tech fall over Pleasant Valley’s Jack Miller (42-6). But he’s not the only Frost brother heading to the semifinals. Jack’s brother, Evan Frost (32-1), won by fall over Boone’s Ty Solverson (32-6) to secure his spot in the next round.

10:18 a.m. — Fiser, Trenary with big quarterfinal wins

Wrestlers are already advancing to the semifinals in the 126 and 132 pound classes for 3A, but Cody Goodwin has you covered with a couple of big results in the earlier matches.

10:13 a.m. — All in good fun

The pressure is on as Iowa's top high school wrestlers compete for state titles. But that doesn't mean teams can't have a little bit of fun before the competition, right?

10:08 a.m. — Class 2A team scores after quarterfinals

Here are the team scores for Class 2A after the quarterfinal round:

• Notre Dame-West Burlington – 49

• Osage – 40.5

• Vinton-Shellsburg – 38

• Webster City – 38

• West Delaware – 37

• Union-La Porte City – 30

• Sergeant Bluff-Luton – 24

• Atlantic-CAM – 22

• Glenwood – 22

• West Liberty – 22

• Winterset – 22

10:05 a.m. — Aaron Graves continues to amaze

Iowa football commit Aaron Graves competed in two sports on Thursday…and neither one was football. The Southeast Valley senior won his opening round bout against Creston’s Quinten Fuller to advance to the quarterfinals. Then he scored a game-high 33 points in the Jaguars’ basketball game against Roland Story on Thursday night.

He’s back on the mat Friday, and if he’s tired from the day before, Graves certainly didn’t show it. He’s already on to the semifinals. Graves (28-1) pinned Clarinda’s Logan Green in 3:33 to move on at 285.

Did we mention he’s also Southeast Valley’s kicker for football? Really, we’re wondering if there’s anything Graves can’t do.

9:58 a.m. — Already on to heavyweight and Class 3A

We’re one hour in, and already onto the heavyweight round of the Class 2A quarterfinals. Sioux Center’s Ethan Hooyer (42-7) won by fall over Mid-Prairie’s Gannon Callahan (24-4), becoming the first wrestler at 285 to advance to the semifinals.

9:54 a.m. — Reaction to Burnette's win

Could you ask for a better reaction than this?

9:51 a.m. — Osage with a surprise at 152

Looks like Notre Dame-West Burlington isn’t completely unbeatable. Osage’s Chase Thomas walks away with the win over Isaiah Fenton at 152 and advances to the semifinals.

9:47 a.m. — Petersen and Scorpil set for semifinals

Green County’s Kale Petersen (11-0) and Columbus-WMU’s Lane Scorpil (44-0) will meet in the Class 2A semifinals. This is gearing up to be a pretty fun match between the Greene County junior and a seasoned veteran like Scorpil.

9:42 a.m. — Burnette and Kittelson go head-to-head in ultimate tie breaker

Spirit Lake Park’s Jonathon Burnette won in the ultimate tie breaker over Osage’s Anders Kittelson to advance to the semifinals at 132. What an exciting way to move on to the next round of the Iowa high school state wrestling tournament.

9:38 a.m. — Fousek moves on to the semifinals

Crestwood-Cresco’s Carter Fousek (20-1) won by major decision over Sergeant Bluff-Luton’s Ty Koedam. With the win, Fousek becomes the first three-time state champion to advance to the semifinal round. He is one of three wrestlers in this year’s state tournament looking to win their fourth state championship.

9:34 a.m. — Robbins with a buzzer beater in wrestling?

Greene County’s McKinley Robbins won by decision over ADM’s Aiden Flora to advance to the semifinal round. This might be as close to a buzzer beater as you’ll get in wrestling.

9:30 a.m. — Notre Dame-West Burlington off to hot start

Notre Dame-West Burlington has already advanced three wrestlers to the semifinals in Class 2A, and we’re not even 30 minutes in. Carter West won by 5-2 decision over Jayson Stevens at 106. Kaiden Dietzenbach won by injury default over Gavin Jensen at 113 pounds. Blaine Frazier (51-0) won by 11-4 decision over Tyce Ruffridge at 132.

9:25 a.m. — Three undefeated in 2A-120

In addition to Webster City’s Camron Phetxoumphone, two other undefeated wrestlers advanced to the semifinals for 2A-120. Columbus-WMU’s Lane Scorpil (44-0) won by decision over Southeast Valley’s Caelan Oakes-Sudhish. Greene County’s Kale Petersen (11-0) won by tech fall over South Tama County’s Amare Chavez.

9:21 a.m. — Phetxoumphone remains undefeated

Webster City’s Camron Phetxoumphone remains undefeated at 40-0 in the 120-pound class. He won by fall over Carroll’s Cael Nelson in 1:27 to advance to the 2A semifinals.

9:15 a.m. — Class 2A 106 and 113 pound quarterfinals complete

All 2A wrestlers in the 106 and 113 pound weight classes are already done competing in the quarterfinals. Here’s who made it through to the semifinal round:

2A-106

• Notre Dame-West Burlington’s Carter West won by decision

• Sergeant Bluff-Luton’s Ethan Skoglund won by injury default

• West Liberty’s Colin Cassidy won by decision

• Union-La Porte City’s Jace Hedeman won by decision

2A-113

• Roland-Story’s Kade Blume won by fall

• Webster City’s Carson Doolittle won by decision

• Notre Dame-West Burlington’s Kaiden Dietzenbach won by injury default

• Albia’s Carter Anderson won by tech fall

9:13 a.m. — Skoglund first to advance in 106 semifinals

We’re already off to an interesting start in Friday’s quarterfinal rounds of the Iowa high school state wrestling tournament. Sergeant Bluff-Luton’s Ethan Skoglund won by injury default over Nevada’s Kaden Weber, and in doing so, Skoglund became the first wrestler to advance to the 2A-113 semifinals.

8:43 a.m. — Here's what stood out from Day 1 of Iowa high school state wrestling

In Class 1A action, a national champion bass fisher (yes, you read that right) inched one step closer to a state wrestling title. Riceville's Lawson Losee recorded an 18-3 technical fall over Beckman Catholic’s Conner Grover at 160 pounds to advance to Friday's quarterfinals.

Eric Kinkaid's bounce-back from a broken leg headlined Class 2A's results on Thursday. The Camanche senior broke his left leg during the football season, but on Day 1 of the tournament, the No. 1 seed at 145 pounds sprinted to a 16-0 technical fall.

Meanwhile, in Class 3A action, sibling duos dominated on Thursday. Dowling Catholic twins Evan and Jacob Frost cruised to Day 1 victories at 132 and 138 pounds, respectively. There were at least six other sets of brothers in 3A who advanced on Thursday.

8:19 a.m. — How many four-time state champions have there been in Iowa?

The Iowa high school wrestling state championships started 95 years ago. Since then, 29 wrestlers have won four state championships, and there could potentially be three more when this season's tournament is all said and done.

New London’s Marcel Lopez, Crestwood’s Carter Fousek and Iowa City West’s Robert Avila Jr. are each gunning to win their their fourth individual state wrestling titles this season. All three won their matches Thursday.

8:00 a.m. — Attending the state wrestling tournament? Here's what to know

The state wrestling tournament takes place at Wells Fargo Arena, located in downtown Des Moines. Wells Fargo has guidelines on what you can bring in and what's not allowed. Tickets are $12 and are available through the Iowa Events Center. Seating is general admission.

More: How to watch, get tickets to the 2022 Iowa high school state wrestling tournament

If you're looking for a bite to each in between matches or searching for free parking options, we've got you covered.

More: Your go-to guide for attending the state wrestling tournament at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines

8:00 a.m. — How to watch state wrestling on TV or online

If you can't make to Wells Fargo, you can still watch the action.

The Iowa High School Sports Network will carry the semifinals and finals of the state tournament through its livestreaming platforms and its cable network television partners.

Viewers can stream the tournament semifinals (Friday) and finals (Saturday night) for no cost through their computer or IHSSN apps. For TV viewing, semifinals will be broadcast on IHSSN’s Cable Network and the finals on IHSSN’s Broadcast Network.

FloWrestling will stream every round of the state tournament. Streaming can be viewed through an annual subscription to FloWrestling.

This article originally appeared on Des Moines Register: Results from Day 2 of the Iowa high school wrestling state tournament