Vote: Who should be SBLive's Lower Weight National Wrestler of the Week (2/12/2024)?

Here are seven wrestlers for your voting consideration

It's time once again for you to help us decide who is SBLive Sports National High School Lower Weight Wrestler of the Week.

Below are the details on the candidates we have selected for your consideration. Share this post with your friends, family, teammates and classmates and encourage everyone to support the wrestler they find most deserving. You can vote as often as you like and the winner will be announced in next week's poll. Voting ends on Sunday, February 18th at 11:59 p.m. (Pacific).

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Congratulations to last week's winner: Wyatt Ulrey of Booneville (Indiana).

Here are this week's nominees:

William Yordy (Gettysburg, PA) 106 – At the AAA state dual tournament in Pennsylvania, Yordy upset Central Dauphin’s No. 22 Thunder Beard, 4-3.

Killian Colucci (Christian Brothers, NJ) 106 – In the New Jersey Non-Public A state dual tournament, No. 10 Colucci faced off with No. 3 Cameron Sontz of Delbarton in a semi final match and came off the mat an 8-5 victor.

Ethan Timar (St. Edward, OH) 113 – Ohio had an unofficial dual meet state tournament last weekend and St. Edward captured the Division 1 title. No. 10 Timar authored a mild upset of Rylan Seacrist (Brecksville) with a first period pin, 1:10. Seacrist placed at Ironman, while Timar did not. Seacrist missed time with an injury and is currently not ranked because of that, but if he was, he would have been slotted ahead of Timar.

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Louie Gill (Reynolds, PA) 121 – In the early rounds of the Pennsylvania AA Dual Meet states, Gill, who is ninth in the nation, went into overtime with No. 4 Gauge Botero (Faith Christian Academy) and came out ahead of his foe, 5-3.

Charles Curtis (Massillon Perry, OH) 138 – In the OHSWCA unofficial state duals, the No. 25 Curtis put a 13-8 win in the book over No. 13 Kade Brown (St. Edward).

Wyatt Stout (Southern Regional, NJ) 144 – In the Public Group V state dual tournament in New Jersey, the unranked Stout downed honorable mention Luke Geleta (Phillipsburg), 3-1 in overtime, in the finals to help propel his squad to victory.

Chase Hontz (Faith Christian Academy, PA) 145 – In the AA state dual finals in Pennsylvania, Hontz, who is not nationally ranked, surprised No. 21 Sam Herring of Bishop McCort with a 3-2 win.