Meet the 6 wrestling state champions from the Hometown Life region

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The Hometown Life region, covering much of west metro Detroit, had 10 competitors advance to the championship matches of the MHSAA individual wrestling state finals on March 7 at Ford Field, six of whom won state titles.

That included five wrestlers from Detroit Catholic Central.

Here’s who took first place in downtown Detroit:

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Jamison Gregory, Detroit Catholic Central​

Finish: Defeated Davison’s Steve Vaughn 8-0 by major decision to win the 126-pound state championship.

Grade: 11

Record: 34-7

Previous best finish: Fifth at 126 as a sophomore, third at 113 as a freshman.

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Wyatt Lees, Detroit Catholic Central​

Finish: Defeated Grand Ledge’s Eben Abdo 7-1 to win the 132-pound state championship.

Grade: 12

Record: 44-3

Previous best finish: Won state titles at 120 as a junior, 113 as a sophomore and 106 as a freshman.

Note: Became the sixth wrestler in MHSAA history to finish with four team and four individual state titles, and the first from CC to do so.

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Grayson Fuchs, Detroit Catholic Central​

Finish: Defeated Brother Rice’s Deacon MacNeill 8-6 to win the 150-pound state championship.

Grade: 11

Record: 29-1

Previous best finish: Won state titles at 144 as a sophomore and 126 as a freshman.

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Braxten Roche, Detroit Catholic Central​

Finish: Defeated Temperance Bedford’s Zach Miracle 23-11 to win the 175-pound state championship.

Grade: 10

Record: 28-7

Previous best finish: Fifth at 157 as a freshman.

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Caden Krueger, Detroit Catholic Central​

Finish: Defeated Brighton’s Dominic Nauss 7-5 to win the 190-pound state championship.

Grade: 11

Record: 42-4

Previous best finish: Third at 175 as a sophomore.

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Nakayla Dawson, Westland John Glenn​

Finish: Defeated Frankfort’s Isabella Crompton 17-1 by technical fall to win the 115-pound state championship.

Grade: 12

Record: 15-0

Previous best: Won state titles at 110 as a junior and sophomore, and 105 as a freshman.

Note: Ends career as a four-time state champion.

MHSAA INDIVIDUAL WRESTLING FINALS RESULTS​

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Division 1​

Brother Rice: 126, Richard Davis, 5th; 150, Deacon MacNeill, 2nd; 175, Emmanuel Shango, 8th.

Detroit Catholic Central: 106, Gavin Boller, 7th; 113, Gabriel Ryzyi, 4th; 126, Jamison Gregory, 1st; Ryan Totten, 4th; 132, Wyatt Lees, 1st; 150, Grayson Fuchs, 1st; 157, Alexander Buskirk, 2nd; 175, Braxten Roche, 1st; 190, Caden Krueger, 1st; 215, Collin Payne, 7th.

Novi: 165, Anthony Madafferi, 2nd.

Salem: 138, Gavin Holcombe, 5th.

Walled Lake Northern: 190, James Moore, 4th.

Westland John Glenn: 106, Landon O’Connors, 5th; 120, Kyrin Dawson, 5th; 215, Maddox Mayer, 5th.

Division 2​

Redford Union: 190, Tatum Moore, 6th.

Division 3​

Livonia Clarenceville: 165, Logan Elliott, 5th; 175, Deryk Klein, 6th.

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Girls​

Bloomfield Hills: 190, Kanata Richardson, 2nd.

Canton: 135, Samaara Khan, 8th.

Novi: 120, Stella Straub, 6th.

Plymouth: 145, Nanda Kibi, 3rd.

Westland John Glenn: 115, Nakayla Dawson, 1st.

Brandon Folsom covers high school sports in metro Detroit for Hometown Life. Follow him on his new X.com account at @folsomwrites.

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