2020 High School Wrestling Dual Champions

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You may ask why am I writing a story about high school wrestling on High School Football America? The answer is very easy — if you talk with enough high school football coaches, you’ll learn that they love their players to wrestle, which develops agility, character and discipline for the gridiron.

This story really began last year when I was interviewing Broken Arrow (Oklahoma) head coach and former NFL lineman David Alexander on the High School Football America Podcast. Broken Arrow has a great wrestling program. In mid-February, the Tigers captured Oklahoma’s Class 6A Duals, the second straight for the school.

With the high school football wrestling season winding down, I wanted to salute the nation’s top high school wrestling programs who won state dual match titles.

Alabama

7A – Thompson

6A – Gardendale

1A/5A – Arab

Alaska – No Dual Championship

Arizona – No Championship

Arkansas

6A – Bentonville

5A – Greenwood

4A – Pulaski Academy

California

Division 1 – Buchanan (Clovis)

Division 2 – Vacaville

Division 3 – Central (Fresno)

Division 4 – Granada

Colorado – No Dual Championship

Connecticut – No Dual Championship

Delaware

Division I – Smyrna

Division II – Caravel Academy

Florida

3A – South Dade

2A – Jesuit

1A – Lake Highland Prep

Georgia

7A – Camden County

6A – Pope

5A – Woodland-Bartow

4A – Woodward

3A – North Hall

2A – Chattooga

1A – Trion

Hawaii – No Dual Championship

Idaho – No Dual Championship

Illinois

3A – Montini Catholic

2A – Lemont

1A – Dakota

Indiana – No Official Dual Championship, but Indiana High School Wrestling Coaches Association does hold a version

Iowa

3A – Southeast Polk

2A – West Delaware

1A – Lisbon

Kansas – No Dual Championship

Kentucky – No Dual Championship

Maine

Class A – Noble

Class B – Wells

Maryland

4A – Springbrook

3A – Damascus

2A – Stephen Decatur

1A – Southern-Garrett

Massachusetts – No Dual Championship

Michigan

Division 1 – Detroit Catholic Central

Division 2 – Lowell

Division 3 – Dundee

Division 4 – Clinton

Minnesota

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Mississippi

Missouri

Montana

Nebraska

Nevada

New Hampshire

New Jersey

Group 5 – Southern

Group 4 – North Hunterdon

Group 3 – Montville

Group 2 – High Point

Group 1 – Paulsboro

Non-Public A – Delbarton

Non-Public B – Camden Catholic

New Mexico

New York

Division I – Minisink Valley

Division II – Falconer

North Carolina

4A – Hough

3A – North Guilford

2A – Foard

1A – Avery County

North Dakota

A – Valley City

B – Bishop Ryan

Ohio

Division I – St. Edward

Division II – Louisville

Division III – Milan Edison

Oklahoma

6A – Broken Arrow

5A – Skiatook

4A – Tuttle

3A – Comanche

Oregon – No Dual Championship

Pennsylvania

AAA – Nazareth

AA – Reynolds

Rhode Island – No Dual Championship

South Carolina

5A – Hillcrest

4A – Eastside

3A – Indian Land

2A – Bamberg-Ehrhardt

South Dakota

Class A – Rapid City Stevens

Class B – Canton

Tennessee

AAA – Cleveland

AA-A – Pigeon Forge

Division II – Baylor

TexasNo Official Dual Championship, but Texas High School Wrestling Coaches Association does hold a version

Utah – No Dual Championship

Vermont – No Dual Championship

Virginia – No Dual Championship

Washington – No Dual Championship

West Virginia No Official Dual Championship, but West Virginia Wrestling Coaches Association does hold a version endorse by the West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission

Wisconsin

Division 1 – Stoughton

Division 2 – Wrightstown

Division 3 – Coleman

Wyoming – No Dual Championship

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About the Author

Jeff Fisher
Jeff is an award-winning journalist and expert in the field of high school sports, underscored with his appearance on CNBC in 2010 to talk about the big business of high school football in America.Jeff turned to his passion for high school football into an entrepreneurial venture called High School Football America, a digital media company focused on producing original high school sports content for radio, television and the internet.Jeff is co-founder and editor-in-chief of High School Football America, a partner with NFL Play Football.