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Joliet Catholic, Providence, Coal City among those looking for postseason wrestling success
['Rob Oesterle']
Shaw Media Local
For the team competition, the team scoring the most points at the individual regional will advance to the dual team sectional at sites determined by the IHSA.
Providence and Lemont will take part in the Chicago Agricultural Science Regional, which feeds into the Hinsdale South Individual Sectional and Evergreen Park Dual Team Sectional.
Morris, meanwhile, hosts an eight-team regional which feeds into the Geneseo Individual Sectional and Sycamore Dual Team Sectional.
Area 1A wrestlers ranked in the top 10 are Coal City’s Jake Munsterman (106, 5th), Reed-Custer’s Colton Drinkwine (113, 7th), Seneca’s Raiden Terry (120, 4th), Coal City’s Owen Peterson (126, 4th), Coal City’s Cooper Morris (132, 9th), Coal City’s Luke Munsterman (138, 8th), Coal City’s Brody Widlowski (150, 1st), Coal City’s Aiden Kenney (157, 3rd), Coal City’s Mason Garner (165, 8th), Coal City’s Brock Finch (175, 2nd), Seneca’s Landen Venecia (190, 7th), Wilmington’s Logan Van Duyne (190, 8th), Coal City’s Evan Greggain (190, 10th), Coal City’s Cade Poyner (215, 2nd) and Reed-Custer’s Dominic Alaimo (215, 5th).
“We are in a very competitive regional, and it will be a battle to advance to the sectional,” Coal City coach Mark Masters said.