October 8, 2026

Super 32 Preview

Delaware headed to the Super 32 Challenge | October 24–25 | Greensboro Coliseum Special Events Center

Fifteen Delaware high-school boys and two Delaware girls are entered in Super 32. Greensboro, Oct. 24–25. Boys weigh Friday and wrestle Saturday–Sunday. Girls wrestle freestyle Sunday.

This is the national field. For each Delaware weight: how many kids are in the bracket, how many listed a high-school state title on the Super 32 form, and which nationally ranked wrestlers are actually in there. Both lists count: High School On SI, and FloWrestling’s 2026–27 rankings. Entries as of Oct. 8. Brackets will still move.

THE DELAWARE LIST

106 — Jaden Uhde (Salesianum), 2026 Delaware runner-up at 106.

120 — Jack Hudson (Cape Henlopen), 2026 third at 113. Cole Perrin (DMA), 2026 runner-up at 120.

132 — Gabe Campanelli (Salesianum), 2026 champion at 120. Austin Guerrieri (Cape Henlopen), 2026 third at 126. Kadence Nickolson (Polytech).

138 — Zachary Derbyshire (Salesianum), 2026 runner-up at 132. JJ Spence (Caesar Rodney).

144 — Grayson Davis (Cape Henlopen), 2026 champion at 150, SI No. 7 at 150. Bam Cordel (St. Georges), 2026 runner-up at 144. Logan King (Sussex Tech), 2026 third at 138.

165 — Justin Ryland (DMA), 2026 runner-up at 165.

175 — Turhan Potter (Caesar Rodney), 2026 third at 175.

190 — Roman Cimorosi (Charter of Wilmington), 2026 champion at 175.

215 — Shane Montgomery (St. Mark’s), 2026 third at 215.

Girls 106 — Reagan Swain (Sussex Tech / McDonald Wrestling Academy).

Girls 160 — Beatrice Land (Appoquinimink / Northern DE Knights), 2026 Delaware girls champion at 152.

106 — UHDE

150 in the bracket. 13 state champions on the Super 32 form.

Nationally ranked in this Super 32 bracket (SI, Flo): Luke Loren (1, 1), Rylen Wax (4, 5), Cameron Bartlow (5, 6), Carter Smith (6, 7), Ausome Guillermo (7, 8), Marcarlo Mannello (10, 9), Derik Kiefer (11, 11), Amir Newman-Winfrey (12, 12), Sebastian Gutierrez (14, 10), Stephen Bagocius (20, 15), Knox Ayala (15, 16), Johnathan Thompson (8, 17), Leonidas Murillo (Flo 18), Cyrus Millage (9, 19), Ty Martin (16, 20), plus SI Chase Gilbert (18) and Ryder Ream (19). Also SI 21–30: Rylan Sandoval (24), Parker Hansen (28), Max Lindquist (29).

Fourteen Flo top-20 names. Nineteen of SI’s top 30. Loren is No. 1 on both boards. Uhde is a sophomore in that room.

120 — HUDSON AND PERRIN

194 in the bracket. 62 state champions. The biggest Delaware boys field, and the most loaded.

Nationally ranked who are in (SI, Flo): Jovanni Tovar (SI 10 at 126, Flo 3 at 120), Cam Sontz (4, 4), Arav Pandey (SI 5 at 113), Lazarus McEwen (SI 5), Anthony Garza (6, 16), Chase Karenbauer (7, 7), Thales Silva (SI 11), Aiden Garcia (15, 14), Tyler Verceles (SI 21, Flo 15), Cruz Little (SI 16), Izayiah Chavez (SI 17), Shiloh Joyce (20, 20). Also SI 21–30 at 120 and neighboring weights: Cael Muller, Roman Tuttle, Daniel Brown, Liam McGettigan, Jack Stonebraker, Anthony LaGala Ryan, Lucas Layne, Allen Woo.

Eight Flo top-20 names. Fifteen of SI’s top 30 at 120. Sixty-two state champions. Hudson and Perrin drew the deep end.

132 — CAMPANELLI, GUERRIERI, NICKOLSON

194 in the bracket. 56 state champions. Campanelli is one of them.

Nationally ranked who are (SI, Flo): Paul Kenny (2, 2; SI pound-for-pound 9), Slater Hicks (3, 4), Keegan Bassett (SI 5; Flo 8 at 120), Israel Borge (SI 3 at 138, Flo 4 at 138), Paul Ruiz (SI 7 at 144, Flo 7 at 132), Miklo Hernandez (9, 12), Eddie Woody (16, 14), Owen Marshall (SI 23, Flo 15), Alex Marchetti (14, 17), Oleksandr Havrylkiv (15, 19), Carter Chunko (SI 15 at 138, Flo 19 at 138), Lukas Foster (24, 20), plus SI Shai Sabag (17), Conner Whitely (18), Mason Whitney (20). Also SI 21–30: Mason Katschor, Jamison Gregory, Jaxon Lane, Zane Crouse, Tanner Telford, Cooper Mathews, Cayden Rios.

Eleven Flo top-20 names. Seventeen of SI’s top 30 at 132. That is a national 132.

138 — DERBYSHIRE AND SPENCE

183 in the bracket. 36 state champions.

Nationally ranked who are (SI, Flo): Dean Anderson (2, 1), Dale Corbin (SI 2 at 144, Flo 3 at 144), Dawson Youngblut (4, 3), Vinnie Gutierrez (SI 6), Matthew Orbeta (7, 10), Austin Ellis (9, 8), Declan O’Byrne (SI 23 at 144, Flo 8 at 144), Shamus Regan (10, 9), Landyn Shaffer (13, 16), Bryar Hooks (Flo 13), Emilio Albanese (14, 18), Caleb Kosko (SI 27, Flo 17 at 144), CJ Caines (SI 28, Flo 18 at 132), Stephen Myers (30, 20), plus SI Chris Grossman (16) and PJ Terranova (17). Also SI 19–26: Quincey Crawford, Timothy Boda, Blake Nevils, Calan Manley, Cael Humphrey, Max Cumbee, Gage Spurgeon, Elijah Castanon, Riker O’Hearon.

Twelve Flo top-20 names. Twenty of SI’s top 30 at 138. Derbyshire moved up from a Delaware final. Spence is in the same room.

144 — DAVIS, CORDEL, KING

142 in the bracket. 31 state champions. Davis is one of them. He is also the only nationally ranked Delaware wrestler in this field.

Grayson Davis is SI No. 7 at 150, entered here at 144. Nationally ranked in the 144 Super 32 bracket (SI, Flo): Jesse Grajeda (1, 1), Braylon Reynolds (6, 2), Matt O’Neill (SI 3), Jovani Solis (5, 14), Gage Bjerga (SI 8 at 138, Flo 7 at 138), Brian Little (SI 22, Flo 7), Konner Larkin (SI 8), Gavin Landers (16, 9), Evan Stanley (SI 10, Flo 12 at 138), Jensen Boyd (SI 12, Flo 15 at 138), Ashten Haley (SI 13), Vinny Ferrari (SI 29, Flo 16), Garrison Sartain (SI 20 at 150, Flo 19). Also SI 18–28: Joaquin Chacon, Gavin Green, Stetson Gabel, Deklan Barr, Adante Washington, Josh Kerr, Roman Stewart.

Eleven Flo top-20 names. Seventeen of SI’s top 30 at 144, plus Davis from 150. Cordel and King are in that with him.

165 — RYLAND

104 in the bracket. 25 state champions.

Nationally ranked (SI, Flo): Melvin Miller (1, 1; SI pound-for-pound No. 1), Rocco Cassioppi (3, 3), Matthew Staples (4, 5), Thunder Page (9, 8), Colby Houle (Flo 10), Mason Horwat (SI 11, Flo 13 at 175), Reed Wilson (14, 11), Ethan Sonne (SI 22, Flo 12), Harrison Murdock (13, 16), Easton Kammerud (Flo 17), Jesus Guzman (18, 19), Grayson Debevoise (Flo 20), plus SI Landen McDowell (15) and Devon Weber (20). Also SI 21–30: Jon Smith (23), Preston Scott (29), Kaleb Griffith (30 at 157).

Twelve Flo top-20 names. Thirteen of SI’s top 30 at 165. Ryland, a Delaware runner-up, is in a bracket that starts with the best kid in the country on both boards.

175 — POTTER

105 in the bracket. 25 state champions.

Nationally ranked who are (SI, Flo): Joe Bachmann (SI 5 at 165, Flo 4 at 165; returning Super 32 champion), Maximus Dhabolt (6, 4), Justus Heeg (4, 5), Lucas Boe (9, 6), Bruno Cassioppi (8, 8), Zane Gerlach (SI 8 at 165, Flo 14), Gabriel Logan (SI 20, Flo 9), Maximus Fortier (7, 12), Joel Welch (Flo 13 at 165), Gavin Ciampoli (SI 19, Flo 16), Layden Acevedo (SI 24, Flo 17), Elijah Ornelas (Flo 18), plus SI Thomas Schechterly (14), Kobe Cunanan (15), Gary High (16), CJ Pensiero (17). Also SI 21–30: Nathaniel Replogle, Kyler Crooks, Sean Breedlove, Wyatt Boice, Brock Armstrong, Shepard Stephens, Alek Palko.

Twelve Flo top-20 names. Nineteen of SI’s top 30 at 175. Potter’s third-place Delaware résumé meets that.

190 — CIMOROSI

98 in the bracket. 22 state champions. Cimorosi is one of them.

Nationally ranked who are (SI, Flo): Ryder Schulte (SI 11, Flo 4), Tanner Hodgins (4, 5), Joseph Heim (SI 5), Mario Hutcherson (7, 6), Mason Savidan (9, 7), Kyle Gallo (10, 8), Braeden Simoneaux (15, 10), Carter Lester (12, 12), Mason Chamberlain (Flo 12 at 215), Maximus Purdy (SI 21, Flo 14), Mason McDonnell (Flo 20), plus SI Beau Waldron (17), JT Smith (19), Sean Perez (20). Also SI 21–30: Aidan Kincaide, Hayden Harvey, Jack Harty (24 at 215), Braden Strain, Zandon Hopson.

Eleven Flo top-20 names. Sixteen of SI’s top 30 at 190. Cimorosi won Delaware at 175. This is a jump, and it is a national 190.

215 — MONTGOMERY

63 in the bracket. 14 state champions.

Nationally ranked who are (SI, Flo): Sam Howard (3, 2), Ladd Holman (5, 4), Maximus Konopka (8, 5), Decker Bechtold (6, 9), Peter Mocco (9, 7), Colton Bell (12, 13), Cody Savage (SI 16 at 190, Flo 15 at 190), Ronan An (16, 16), Kannon Freschette (Flo 20), plus SI Budder Manley (17) and Jeremiah Chavis (29).

Nine Flo top-20 names. Nine of SI’s top 30 at 215, in a 63-man field. Smaller than 120. Not soft.

GIRLS 106 — SWAIN

48 in the bracket. In this field: returning Super 32 champion Jaclyn Bouzakis, and two Fargo champions (Bouzakis and Bella Manno).

Nationally ranked (SI at 105, Flo at 100/105/110): Jaclyn Bouzakis (SI 1, Flo 1 at 105), Bella Manno (SI 4, Flo 3 at 105), Sky Ramos (SI 6 at 100, Flo 7 at 100), Kayne-Lin Chun (SI 7), Maisie Elliott (SI 8, Flo 8 at 100), Kirra Mitchell (SI 9, Flo 18 at 110), Peggy Susan Dean (SI 10, Flo 12 at 110), Angelica Serratos (SI 11, Flo 7 at 105), Marcia Nunez (SI 12), Amaya Hoku Kapihe (SI 5, Flo 19 at 110), Dilynn Albrecht (SI 22, Flo 14 at 105), Tatianna Castillo (Flo 20 at 105), plus SI Serra Akyali (25).

Bouzakis is No. 1 on both boards. Eleven SI-ranked names and nine Flo top-20 names in a 48-girl bracket.

GIRLS 160 — LAND

22 in the bracket. The smallest Delaware field of the weekend, and one of the tightest.

Returning Super 32 champion and Fargo champion: Ella Poalillo. Another Fargo champion: Janiya Johnson.

Nationally ranked (SI at 155, Flo at 155/170): Ella Poalillo (SI 2, Flo 2 at 155; SI’s 155 No. 1 Taina Fernandez is entered at Super 32 148, not here), Alexis Penley (SI 3, Flo 4 at 170), Janiya Johnson (SI 8, Flo 6 at 155), Christal Desir (SI 20, Flo 7 at 155), Natalie Blanco (SI 9, Flo 14 at 155), Laila Hustoles (SI 13, Flo 7 at 170), Scarlett Yeager (SI 17, Flo 11 at 155), Maddison Miller (SI 21, Flo 12 at 155), Maria Imhauser (SI 19), Eleanor Robertson (Flo 20 at 155), plus SI Olivia Faust (22), Heather Butler (24), Brynlee Vaughan (27).

Twelve SI-ranked names and ten Flo top-20 names in a 22-girl bracket. Land is the 2026 Delaware champion at 152. This is the jump.

WHAT GREENSBORO IS

Seventeen Delaware high-school wrestlers. Three Delaware state champions in the boys field — Campanelli, Davis, Cimorosi — plus Land on the girls side. Davis is the one SI has ranked, No. 7 at 150, in a 144 bracket that also has Grajeda at No. 1 on both SI and Flo.

Ryland’s 165 has Melvin Miller. Swain’s 106 has Bouzakis. Land’s 160 has Poalillo. Hudson and Perrin walked into 62 state champions. That is Super 32.