TBM Team Wrestling Rankings DIVISIONS 1 - 4 Dec 10 2025

St. Louis’ Owen Fogel pumps up the crowd after his win at the 2025 MHSAA Team State Wrestling Finals. Picture by Travis Long | TBM Team

In Division 1, Detroit Catholic Central remains firmly in control, extending its unbeaten streak in duals and showing no signs of slowing down. Meanwhile, Davison climbs with a strong showing at the Grappler Gold Invitational, and Hartland and Brighton continue to impress with solid performances. Clarkston and Rockford both suffered early losses, a reminder that even top-tier programs have to stay sharp from week to week. Oxford, Bedford, and Rochester Adams quietly keep pace, while Grand Ledge earns recognition as a team trending upward.

D1 Updated.

1. Detroit CC

2. Davison

3. Hartland

4. Brighton

5. Clarkston

6. Oxford

7. Rockford

8. Bedford

9. Rochester Adams

10. Grand Ledge HM: Mattawan, Macomb Dakota

Division 2 continues to be Lowell’s domain, with the top spot secure despite the growing pressure from challengers. Three Rivers and Freeland remain in the mix, each proving capable of challenging for a title if they can avoid pitfalls down the line. Algonac and Linden recorded big wins that bolstered their rankings, while North Branch and New Boston Huron faced setbacks this week. Mason continues to quietly dominate in duals, quietly building a strong résumé for later in the season.

D2 Updated

1. Lowell

2. Three Rivers

3. Freeland

4. Bay City John Glen

5. Algonac

6. Linden

7. Mason

8. North Branch

9. New Boston Huron

10. Greenville

    HM: Fowlerville, St Joe

In Division 3, Dundee remains the team to beat, demonstrating depth and consistency that few can match. Allegan and Yale are holding strong, though Yale suffered a tough loss in duals that could make future matchups interesting. Lakewood continues to rise with impressive dual victories, while Montrose, Hart, Constantine, and Whitehall all navigate the early-season tests with varying degrees of success. A handful of teams just outside the top 10 are knocking on the door, making D3 one of the most competitive divisions early on.

D3

1. Dundee

2. Allegan

3. Yale

4. Whitehall

5. Lakewood

6. Montrose

7. Hart

8. Constantine

9. Bronson

10. Ogemaw Heights

    HM: Lakeville, Leslie

Finally, Division 4 sees Hudson holding steady at the top, but Manchester, St. Louis, and Martin all made strong early impressions with standout tournament performances. A few mid-ranked teams experienced bumps along the way, which could open the door for the likes of Clinton, Springport, and Gobles to climb if they can string together consistent results. D4

1. Hudson

2. St Louis

3. Manchester

4. Martin

5. Gabriel Richard

6. Decatur

7. Clinton

8. Springport

9. Gobles

10. Union City HM: Schoolcraft, Pine River

The First week of action reminded everyone that early rankings are just a snapshot momentum is built match by match, and several teams are already staking their claim as serious contenders. The dynasties are in place, but there’s plenty of room for surprises as the season unfolds.