The top two teams in Men’s College/Open Division were PSF Wrestling Academy over Dubuque RTC 89-59.5. Raiders over Alber Athletics 99-97 in 7th and 8th Grade Alber Athletics over The Compound 91.5-83.5 in 5th and 6th Grade The Compound over Alber Athletics 121-96 in 3rd and 4th Grade and Built by Brunson and SJO Youth Wrestling Club tying with 71 points in 1st and 2nd Grade. Team champions and runners-up in the various Boys divisions were: Fort Zumwalt Wrestling over Quincy 66-45.5 in 11th and 12th Grade PSF Wrestling Academy over Sterling Elite 136-54 in 9th and 10th Grade Bolingbrook Jr. Louis Warrior (177), Built by Brunson (149), Lincoln-Way Wrestling Club (147), Fort Zumwalt Wrestling (144), Republic West (141) rounded out the top 15 teams in the field. In the overall points, Alber Athletics won with 439 points while The Compound was second with 412.5 points and PSF Wrestling Academy placed third with 361 points.

There were 48 medalists in the men’s college/open division and 15 in the Women’s College/Open Division. A total of 422 boys were medalists in six divisions while 115 girls won medals. And there were eight title winners in the Men’s College/Open Division and four champions in the Women’s College/Open Division for a total of 119 champions overall.Īround 600 of the competitors earned medals for finishes of sixth or better. A total of 30 girls won titles in their six divisions, which were the same age groups as the boys. There were 77 champions in the boys competition, which featured the following grade divisions: 11th and 12th 9th and 10th seventh and eighth fifth and sixth third and fourth and first and second. That total eclipses the mark of 1,125 wrestlers who were on hand for the 2015 competition, which also took place at the same venue. Nearly 1,200 competitors and 300 teams participated in the tournament, which was held for the second year in a row at Illinois Wesleyan University’s Shirk Center. The LiUNA Midwest Nationals Wrestling Tournament that took place in Bloomington earlier this month featured its biggest turnout in recent years and the event that was co-sponsored by the Illinois Wrestling Coaches and Officials Association again lived up to its reputation as being one of Illinois’ top tournaments for individuals of all age groups.

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