Three Rivers Wins the Wolverine Conference for a Third Straight Year, As the Wildcats Set Sights on Team State

D2 #2 Three Rivers posing for a picture Saturday afternoon after winning their conference for the third year in a row. Photo by Three Rivers Athletics

For the third straight year, Three Rivers has firmly established itself as the team to beat in conference Once again, the Wildcats separated themselves from the field, dominating from top to bottom and leaving little doubt about who controls the conference landscape. Consistency, depth, and championship level execution have become the standard in Three Rivers and this season has been no exception. What makes this run even more impressive is how complete this lineup has become. From the lighter weights to the upper classes, Three Rivers continues to stack wins and momentum at exactly the right time. That momentum now carries into district competition this Thursday in Coldwater, where Three Rivers enters as a clear favorite and a team built for tournament success. With proven veterans, rising underclassmen, and a roster capable of winning matches across every weight class, the Wildcats are positioned for a strong postseason start. Looking beyond districts, the ceiling for this team is high.. Three Rivers has the potential to make a serious run at a Division 2 state championship, and in the process, challenge Lowell for the top spot. If the Wildcats continue wrestling at their current level, the idea of dethroning the reigning power is no longer a long shot it’s a real possibility. See Full Tournament results below

Team Scores

1. Three Rivers — 242.0

2. Plainwell — 146.5

3. Otsego — 114.0

4. Niles — 100.0

5. Sturgis — 95.5

6. Edwardsburg — 56.0

7. Vicksburg — 43.0

8. Paw Paw — 34.5

Individual Results

106

• 1st: Owen Moreland — Three Rivers

• 2nd: Brayden Dewaters — Niles

• 3rd: Javan Mills — Plainwell

• 4th: Richie Scott — Sturgis

113

• 1st: Brayden Niemi — Three Rivers

• 2nd: Josue Perez Galvan — Sturgis

• 3rd: Connor Mitchell — Otsego

• 4th: Carson Pugh — Niles

120

• 1st: Dylan Nieuwenhuis — Plainwell

• 2nd: Kyler Snellenbarger — Three Rivers

• 3rd: Cooper Barkby — Sturgis

• 4th: Jace Miller — Niles

126

• 1st: Brody Morrill — Three Rivers

• 2nd: Grady Erlandson — Plainwell

• 3rd: Korbin Hughes — Niles

• 4th: Jayden Luna — Sturgis

132

• 1st: Zeke Andrina — Otsego

• 2nd: Hunter Smith — Vicksburg

• 3rd: Brennan Dull — Plainwell

• 4th: Easton Barkby — Sturgis

138

• 1st: Jak Monroe — Three Rivers

• 2nd: William Turnbull — Niles

• 3rd: Logan Miller — Plainwell

• 4th: Tristen Perez — Vicksburg

144

• 1st: Austin Gyorkos — Plainwell

• 2nd: Ethan Moreland — Three Rivers

• 3rd: Dechlan Fieberkorn — Sturgis

• 4th: Mason Fitzpatrick — Otsego

150

• 1st: Carter Hensley — Three Rivers

• 2nd: Thomas Almaguer — Plainwell

• 3rd: Jacob Lewis — Sturgis

• 4th: Blake Mathieu — Otsego

157

• 1st: Lane Blanchard — Otsego

• 2nd: Breckin Meeks — Vicksburg

• 3rd: Dawson Goorhouse — Edwardsburg

• 4th: Henry Hein — Niles

165

• 1st: Kholby Armijo — Paw Paw

• 2nd: Braylon Faile — Three Rivers

• 3rd: Aiden Beck — Plainwell

• 4th: Juan Pablo Venegas-Soto — Sturgis

175

• 1st: Louis Smith — Three Rivers

• 2nd: Cale Myers — Edwardsburg

• 3rd: Alex Valdez — Sturgis

• 4th: Victor Armijo — Paw Paw

190

• 1st: Jaxon Smith — Three Rivers

• 2nd: Gabriel Smith — Edwardsburg

• 3rd: Max Rucker — Niles

• 4th: Gunner Gale — Paw Paw

215

• 1st: Joseph Anglemyer — Three Rivers

• 2nd: Jose Serrano — Otsego

• 3rd: Carter Ritchie — Plainwell

• 4th: Ryan Lusk — Edwardsburg

285

• 1st: Ryder Balkema — Otsego

• 2nd: Chase Brawley — Niles

• 3rd: Drew Webster — Three Rivers

• 4th: Chase Bergsma — Plainwell