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Sophomore Ben De Lemos also competed, going 2-2 and falling one match short of the 3rd place match. The top 4fourfinishers in the event automatically qualify for Super 32. Sophomore Brendan Noetzel battled back to finish 4th. Senior Jacob Mazey finished second, falling to Haddock in the finals 1-0. Returning UIL state placer, Adam Lindberg, UIL state alternate, Jake Johnson and 2x UIL regional placer, Cameron Haddock all captured titles at the event. Six Dragon wrestlers made the trip to Houston. The tournament will host the nation’s best high school wrestlers who have qualified for the event through placing in their respective state tournaments, early qualifying tournaments or through a wild card process. The meet serves as one of multiple nationwide qualifying events for the prestigious Super 32 Wrestling Tournament in Greensboro, North Carolina Oct 15-16. 1st Place - Guy Patron Jr.The Carroll Dragon wrestlers made the trip to Clear Spring High School in the Houston area recently to compete in the Texas Super 32 Qualifier.2nd Place - Tevin Bailey, University of Dubuque.3rd Place - Jacob Krakow, Loras College.1st Place - Kyle Briggs, Wartburg College.3rd Place - Michael Suarez Luther College.2nd Place - Brad Kerkhoff, Buena Vista University.2nd Place - Brandon Murray, Loras College.1st Place - Cross Cannone, Wartburg College.

5th Place - Robert Areyano, Central College.

1st Place - Kristian Rumph, Wartburg College.

4th Place - Dan Radcliffe, Central College.

3rd Place - Brady Fritz, Wartburg College.

1st Place - Clint Lembeck, Loras College.

3rd Place - Chase Petty, Central College.

2nd Place - Brice Everson, Loras College.

1st Place - Brock Rathbun, Wartburg College.

3rd Place - Brady Kyner, Wartburg College.

2nd Place - Eron Haynes, Nebraska Wesleyan University.

1st Place - Cameron Timok, Central College.

The top three finishers from A-R-C schools at each weight class earned American Rivers All-Conference honors. The American Rivers Conference also named its all-conference team based on the results from the regional championship. Four weight classes took all three qualifying spots (125lbs., 133lbs., 165lbs., 174lbs.) Thirteen A-R-C wrestlers competed for third-place with seven earning the win and qualifying for the national tournament Of the 23 American Rivers wrestlers moving onto the NCAA Championships, eight were crowned Lower Midwest Region Champions and eight earned second-place. NWU did not have wrestling from 1981-2015. NWU's Eron Haynes (125lbs.) is the first Prairie Wolf to qualify for the NCAA Tournament since the 1978. Buena Vista, Dubuque, Luther and Nebraska Wesleyan each qualified one wrestler.

Loras and Wartburg will be sending a conference-best seven wrestlers each to the 2019 NCAA Division III National Wrestling Championship, held March 8-9 at the Berglund Center in Roanoke, Va. Coe has three wrestlers advancing to Roanoke, followed by Central with two. TJ Miller of Loras was voted Lower Midwest Regional Tournament Head Coach of the Year and assistant Loras coach Trevor Kittleson was named Lower Midwest Regional Tournament Assistant Coach of the Year. Wartburg College's Brock Rathbun (133lbs.) was named Outstanding Wrestler of the Lower Midwest Regional Tournament. Central had one individual winner and took third-place in the team race with 119.5 points. Loras crowned three individual champions to finish with 151.5 points and take second as a team. The Knights claimed four individual championships on their way to 169.5 team points. The American Rivers Conference claimed 23 of the 30 national qualifying spots available to the Lower Midwest Region. 1-ranked Wartburg College wrestling team captured their seventh-consecutive NCAA Division III Regional Championship Sunday, February 24 at the Five Flags Center in Dubuque, Iowa.