MHS boys grapplers will reload
Sports
December 9, 2025
The Monarch boys wrestling team is pictured from left, front row, Carter Shank, Keegen Andrews, Logan Adelsberger, Cameron Taylor, Kyle Dillbeck, Bronson Davis, Kaine Boster and Logan Acker; second row, assistant coach Joey Robinson, William Stevens, Connor Wilson, Kaylor Niemi, Kameron Michalak, Oliver Fox, Brian Waller, Brayden Shuster, Jacob Bates, Benjamin Jones, Liam Parrish, Alex Weigand, Liam Limbacher, and assistant coach Roy Schweinfurth; third row, assistant coach Larry Hobbs, Logan Shaw, Aiden White, Mason Shaw, Brodie Durst, Henry Fitz, Maxwell Immel, Evan Mercer, Trent Sharp, Brennan Hoffer, Griffen Beery, Jackson Williams and head coach Nate Andrews; fourth row, assistant coach Lenard Andrews, Cooper Shasky, Mason Shasky, Vincent Goodman, Leon Smith, Cayden Hudson, Cole Clemans, Alexander Mercer, Hudson Bryant, Berkley Behrens and assistant coach Dylan Bender. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

MHS boys grapplers will reload

By Aleksei Pavloff

This winter is a reloading season for Marysville’s boys wrestling team.

The Monarchs sent five grapplers to the 2025 OHSAA state wrestling tournament. Despite key seniors departing from the program, the lineup looks geared to compete as normal this season.

Marysville boasts 18 returning lettermen. I...

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