The Super 32 Challenge began in 2000 and has now turned into the premier preseason high school event in the world. New York’s first Super 32 All-American was crowned in 2005 when Paul Paddock of Warsaw finished 4th at 171 lbs. Since that point New York has put 94 high school boys on the podium, and with the recent addition of the girls tournament, have already churned out 14 high school girls All-Americans.

2017 was the first year that New York crowned a girls Super 32 All-American with Sofia Macaluso, Mia Macaluso, Chloe Cabrera, and Hailey Cancelleri all earning All-American honors that year. Six years later after those women broke through for New York, in 2023, Adriana Palumbo would mark the first New York woman to win a belt when she captured 160lbs gold.

The Empire State as always is bringing the heat to Greensboro this weekend. The high school boys are searching for their first Super 32 champion since 2022 when PJ Duke won the belt, while the high school girls are looking to add another belt to their showcase.

For those interested in New York Super 32 history – every single All-American for the high school men and women are located at the bottom of this article.

Past Super 32 Champions (High School)

High School Boys
2007 – Joe Booth (Long Island Luthern), 152lbs
2013 – Yianni Diakomihalis (Hilton), 106lbs
2014 – Yianni Diakomihalis (Hilton), 120lbs
2015 – Adam Busiello (Eastport-South Manor), 106lbs
2015 – Yianni Diakomihalis (Hilton), 132lbs
2016 – Adam Busiello (Eastport-South Manor), 113lbs
2016 – Vito Arujau (Syosset), 132lbs
2016 – Lou DePrez (Hilton), 182lbs
2017 – Adam Busiello (Eastport-South Manor), 120lbs
2018 – Stevo Poulin (Shenendehowa), 106lbs
2021 – PJ Duke (Minisink Valley), 126lbs
2022 – PJ Duke (Minisink Valley), 138lbs

High School Girls
2023 – Adriana Palumbo (Pleasantville), 160lbs

Boys Best Bets

Gavin Mangano (Shoreham-Wading River)
Mangano is one of only a handful of kids who earned All-American honors last year at Super 32 in a weight above 126lbs that was either a freshman or a sophomore. The latest Penn State commit is fresh off an injury at the state tournament in February, and looked every bit like his old self at the Journeymen Fall Classic a few short weeks ago. Mangano comes in as the 3rd seed at the weight and the 5th ranked individual in the country. At the tournament a year ago, the KDTC product came in slated as the #10 seed and made the quarterfinals, knocking off the #7 seed (and top 100 recruit in the Class of 2025) in Billy Townson in the process. He would later get the best of Adrian DeJesus who is now wrestling at Cornell en route to his 6th place finish.

Dunia Sibomana (Long Beach)
The Tarheel commit is also a returning Super 32 All-American after he finished 6th place last year in the Greensboro Coliseum and looks to move up the podium once again this year. Sibomana comes off a Fargo showing where he came just short of earning All-American honors in the Junior Freestyle division; his only losses coming to Titan Friederichs and Nico DeSalvo, both being ranked top 15 in the country. Now currently ranked 14th in the country, he enters the tournament seeded 10th. If the tournament goes chalk, he’d have a rematch with Alex Rozas in the round of 16, who beat Sibomana in the NHSCA Finals in the spring. If he gets through Rozas, that’d set up a match with #2 ranked Rocklin Zinklin for a shot to make the semifinals.

Griffin LaPlante (St. Francis)
It doesn’t matter whether freestyle or folkstyle, the St. Francis Red Raider has been phenomenal throughout the entire off-season and now pre-season. LaPlante went from being unranked most of last year to now being ranked as high as 3rd in the country at 157lbs. Over the course of this summer he’s beaten several kids who were ranked in the top 5 at the time of the win including Justus Heeg, Lorenzo Alston, and now Reagan Milheim. In a loaded Fargo bracket with some graduating seniors he also made the blood round, then followed it up with a Journeymen Fall Classic title a couple weeks ago. LaPlante is a great bet to make the podium, but is also equal parts a contender to be the first Super 32 champ New York has crowned since PJ Duke in 2022. Another contender to win the first boys high school belt since PJ Duke is (and they’re both in the same weight)…

Camryn Howard (Bellport)
Howard won a state title as a freshmen when he pinned Cornell commit Samson McKissick-Staley (Pittsford) in just over a minute. He would follow that up with an NHSCA Freshman Nationals title shortly after, but then lost in the blood round at U17 World Team Trials in Vegas. If there was any doubt surrounding how good Howard is, he surely put that to rest when he won a Fargo 16U Freestyle Stop Sign in July where he beat both Justus Heeg and Asher Bacon. Shortly after Fargo, Howard was ranked second in the nation by FloWrestling where he received a bit of criticism on the #2 ranking. If there was still any doubt on how great the Long Island sophomore is, he proved all of the doubters wrong when he beat #1 ranked Wyatt Medlin at Who’s #1 for the #1 ranking in the country last weekend. Howard enters the tournament as the 4th seed at 157lbs even after that win over Medlin. Similar to LaPlante, the KD Trained kid out of Bellport has a great shot at winning the 157lbs bracket this weekend after a 5-2 showing a year ago. Howard vs LaPlante 157lbs final for all the marbles would be a great gift this weekend!

Will Soto (Newburgh)
Stone cold Will Soto is back for another run at 106lbs and looks to build on his 5-2 showing at Super 32 a year ago. When competing at 106lbs Soto has proven he is one of the best as demonstrated by his 16U Fargo Freestyle runner-up finish this summer. He enters the tournament as the 4th seed and is currently ranked 7th in the country. Assuming he makes the semifinals he’d have to get through U17 World Champion Ariah Mills, and if he makes the finals he’s likely wrestle another World Champ in Keegan Bassett.

Devin Downes (Plainedge)
The senior out of Section VIII catapulted himself onto the national stage when he won a state title as a sophomore after qualifying for the tournament as a freshman. Since then, Downes has turned into a massive recruit for the Maryland Terrapins and has been dominant at the national level. Something that took a lot of people by surprise was his win over Cadet World Teamer Tanner Hodgins of New Jersey at last year’s Beast of the East. He would then go on to make the finals of NHSCA Junior Nationals and then would come up short of making the podium at Fargo, losing to kids who ultimately made the podium (Michael Boyle, 2nd) and Aiden Cooley (5th). Coming in as the #8 seed at 190 lbs, Downes is well positioned to go on a run this weekend.

Don’t Sleep On…

Ashten Haley (Cobleskill-Richmondville)
He’s already the 8th seed this weekend but not enough good things can be said about how Ashten Haley looked at the Grappler Fall Classic and post-surgery. After making the finals last year as a sophomore, he got surgery and came back at Waterway Duals just a month ago. He beat returning Fargo finalist (and teammate) Landyn Shaffer in the quarterfinals at GFC before beating the Fargo champ in Jovani Solis in the semifinals. Haley has earned a national ranking and sits in the top 20 at 138 lbs. With him being down at 132 this weekend, he’s definitely dangerous, and certainly hitting his stride at the right time.

Chris Noto (Honeoye Falls-Lima)
Noto is one of the more unrecognized wrestlers at the national level in New York and believe he is much more deserving than a 29 seed this weekend. The Lock Haven commit beat Fargo National Finalist Landyn Shaffer head-to-head at the state tournament this year and earned his second NHSCA All-American distinction this spring. At Fargo he competed in the Junior Freestyle division with his only losses coming to graduating seniors in Manny Saldate (#71 Class of 2025, Oregon State commit) and Deven Casey (#155 Class of 2025, Penn commit). He beat 2x Fargo All-American Geronimo Rivera in the midst of the tournament as well. At the Grappler Fall Classic, Noto placed 8th despite getting injured at the tournament and was competitive in his match against #1 ranked Antonio Mills.

Matty McDermott (Smithtown East)
McDermott currently sits in the top 50 of the sophomore class rankings nationally and made the finals of the state tournament as a freshman, only losing to West Virginia wrestler Luke Satriano. He made the finals of NHSCA’s shortly after and placed 3rd at the 15U US Open. Just a couple weeks ago he also made the finals of the Journeymen Fall Classic and beat nationally ranked Christian Jelle in the process. McDermott wrestles closer matches where we typically see 4-0, 6-1, or 5-1 results. With the ability to stay in every match, he’s always a threat.

Maverick Beckwith (Norwich)
The latest commit for the Black Knights has found the podium in almost every event he’s been to. He’s been impressive at the state tournament ever since he was in middle school. In addition, he was a match shy of placing at NHSCA Sophomore Nationals (only losses coming to All-Americans), and came home with a mini stop-sign in Fargo after entering the tournament unseeded (and missing weight). Just a few weeks ago, he made the finals of the Grappler Fall Classic. The Section IV standout is always a threat at a national tournament.

Wyatt Boice (Minisink Valley)
Boice was impressive during the 2024-25 season en route to a third place finish at the state tournament and followed it up with earning All-American honors at NHSCA’s in the spring. He had a very competitive Grappler Fall Classic tournament that was cut short due to injury, albeit he still placed 8th. In his match against 2x Fargo All-American Jay’Den Williams at GFC he was very much so in the match up until the end, and even got out to an early lead. Keep an eye on Boice this weekend.

Girls Best Bets

Charlie Wylie (Port Jervis)
Wylie is essentially a lock to place in every tournament she enters into and has proven that with a Fargo Stop Sign, Fargo Runner-Up honors, winning U17 Pan Am trials, among almost any other accolade you can think of. Anywhere she goes she’s always impressive. Coming in seeded 5th, her path to the finals would include a Fargo finals rematch against #4 Kayla Batres (CT), and if she gets through Batres, that would set up a match against #1 Morgan Turner (IL).

Gigi Sullivan (Monroe Woodbury)
The incoming freshmen out of Section IX is well-positioned to be one of the next women’s superstars for New York wrestling. She decided to compete against the boys in the individual postseason this year and was the first woman to ever qualify for the New York Division I State Tournament where she placed ahead of Valley Central’s Evan Gomez and Andrew Uszenski. At Fargo this year she came in as the #6 seed and would beat the #3 seed Kirra Mitchel in the quarters and the #2 seed in Morgan Hyland in the semifinals before dropping her finals match to Hailey Delgado, who’s now ranked as high as 5th in the country. She will enter Super 32 this weekend as the #6 seed and has grown a bit as she will be competing at 118 lbs.

Haley Gonzales (Hicksville)
A former Fargo champ in Gonzales coming in as the #8 seed is a potential bracket buster for all parties involved. Gonzales won Fargo in 2024 and then followed it up with a state title in MVP Arena this spring. Looks like Gonzales took some time off this summer as she didn’t compete at the Blatnick or Fargo, but was back in action a couple weeks ago at the Journeymen Women’s World Classic where she took 4th and was wrestling up at 128lbs. Her only losses were to women who were nationally ranked, and she notched a nice win over a German wrestler in the quarterfinals.

Don’t Sleep On…

Julianna Hernandez (Rocky Point)
Hernandez is a returning Super 32 All-American and comes in seeded 11th this year. She placed 8th at 15U Women’s Nationals and won her state tournament this year that included a win over another nationally ranked opponent in Sara Pauls. Hernandez didn’t compete at Fargo this year, but just went 7-1 at Columbus Day Duals and looked very impressive. She’s always likely to make the podium at a national tournament.

Sara Pauls (Minisink Valley)
The 132lbs bracket is loaded at Super 32 but Pauls has always shown she’s a contender at every tournament she’s at. Following her runner-up finish at the state tournament, she avenged her lost to Lily Blenk from earlier in the year at the Blatnick where she pinned her in the finals. At Southeast Regionals she would pin her way through the tournament before a strong Fargo showing where she came a couple matches shy of placing. She enters the tournament as the #17 seed and will look to make a run to the podium this weekend.

Sammy Massey (Mt. Markham)
As Coach Nate Leonard said in his interview at the Grappler Fall Classic, Sammy Massey is going to light the world on fire as she continues to turn into a remarkable wrestler. As just a 7th grader she won the New York state tournament this year and went on to go undefeated at 15U National Duals in Indianapolis this summer, and did so in dominating fashion where she either pinned or teched everyone she faced. She should be nationally ranked right now and enters the tournament unseeded at 95lbs. She is going to be a problem for any seeded wrestler she draws right off the rip. Assuming she performs how she usually does, she’ll be a name we start to hear for the next five years on every national outlet.

Victoria Alvarado (Warwick)
Alvarado placed 6th at Fargo in 2024, followed it up with a dominating high school season where she won a state title, and then went to Women’s Nationals where she made the blood round wrestling up a weight class. She was back down to 145lbs at Fargo this summer where she once again took 6th. At Columbus Day Duals she put together an impressive 7-1 record. Alvarado just recently broke into the national rankings, and as always she’s a contender to podium as historically demonstrated.

Gabi Severin (Bethpage)
Severin made the quarterfinals at Fargo this summer before dropping her next two matches to Savannah Witt (PA) and Kennedy Russell (CA). Both girls she lost to were nationally ranked in high school and had recently graduated, with Witt having previously competed at Who’s #1 and being a top ranked wrestler in the nation. If you go to Fargo and your only losses are to girls who are now college level, that’s pretty dang impressive. She’s not getting any love in the pre-seeds, but she’s definitely someone capable of putting together a great showing and placing at Super 32.

Official Pre-Seeds

Boys High School

106 – #4 Will Soto (Newburgh)
106 – #19 Jonny Tutku (Massapequa)
120 – #10 Dunia Sibomana (Long Beach)
120 – #18 Cooper Merli (New York Military Academy)
132 – #8 Ashten Haley (Cobleskill-Richmondville)
132 – #29 Chris Noto (Honeoye Falls-Lima)
138 – #3 Gavin Mangano (Shoreham-Wading River)
138 – #24 Landyn Shaffer (Deposit-Hancock)
144 – #24 Samson McKissick-Staley (Pittsford)
144 – #25 Matty McDermott (Smithtown East)
144 – #32 Maverick Beckwith (Norwich)
157 – #2 Griffin LaPlante (St. Francis)
157 – #4 Camryn Howard (Bellport)
190 – #8 Devin Downes (Plainedge)
215 – #12 Zach Caldwell (St. Francis)
285 – #12 Mike Mauro (John Jay East Fishkill)

Girls High School

112 – #5 Charlie Wylie (Port Jervis)
118 – #6 Gigi Sullivan (Monroe Woodbury)
124 – #8 Haley Gonzales (Hicksville)
132 – #11 Julianna Hernandez (Rocky Point)
132 – #17 Sara Pauls (Minisink Valley)

Boys Middle School

75 – #3 Lincoln Brower
80 – #2 JJ Sullivan
85 – #1 Jace Rooney
90 – #12 King Hawkins
95 – #6 Marcarlo Mannello

Elementary

70 (11U) – #4 James Catapano
90 (11U) – #1 Raymond Catapano

Full Entry Lists

Boys High School

Entries pulled on Saturday, October 11th. As a result, weight changes may have occurred since then and may not be up to date.
106 – Evan Gomez (Valley Central)
106 – Jon Tutku (Massapequa)
106 – Kaiden Noia (Monsignor Farrell)
106 – Sano Restrepo (Sachem East)
106 – Santino Pascarella (Half Hollow Hills East)
106 – William Soto (Newburgh)
113 – Andrew Juliano (Holland Patent)
113 – Chase Phillips (Ward Melville)
113 – Ethan Andreula (Long Beach)
113 – John Winseman (St Francis)
113 – Trevor Patrovich (Hauppauge)
113 – Vincenzo Mannello (BBHVW)
120 – Anthony Valls (Chenango Valley)
120 – Anthony LaGala Ryan (Longwood)
120 – Austin Bronco Campsey (East Hampton)
120 – Brennan Sprague (Monsignor Farrell)
120 – Brett Crawford (St. Anthony’s)
120 – Colton Schmiessing (Oyster Bay)
120 – Connor Guffey (Webster Thomas)
120 – Cooper Merli (New York Military Academy)
120 – Dunia Sibomana (Long Beach)
120 – Evan Margolis (Smithtown West)
120 – Gryphon Foster (Cazenovia)
120 – Kelly Sullivan (Monroe Woodbury)
120 – Vincent Orandello (MacArthur)
126 – Brody Franklin (Long Beach)
126 – Cael Bruce (Baldwinsville)
126 – Cullen Edwards (St. Francis)
126 – Edward Stavros (Hackley)
126 – Landon Herdic (New York Military Academy – CT)
126 – Peter Filli (Ichabod Crane)
126 – Rocco DeStefano (East Islip)
126 – Vincent Mastrianni (Colonie)
132 – Anthony Severino (Lindenhurst)
132 – Ashten Haley (Cobleskill-Richmondville)
132 – Bennet Palmeri (Fairport)
132 – Christopher Noto (Honeoye Falls-Lima)
132 – Daniel Jones (Burnt Hills)
132 – Santiago Chrisjohn (Christian Brothers)
132 – Vincent Augello (Commack)
138 – Elijah Brown (Monroe Woodbury)
138 – Gavin Mangano (Shoreham Wading River)
138 – Jared Eisenberg (Bellmore JFK)
138 – Landyn Shaffer (Deposit-Hancock)
138 – Ryan Ball (Somers)
138 – Trey LeChase (Fairport)
144 – Brendon Katimbang (Chaminade)
144 – Gregory Green (Shenendehowa)
144 – Hendrick Capo (Bellmore JFK)
144 – Jacob McVige (Honeoye Falls-Lima)
144 – Matthew McDermott (Smithtown East)
144 – Maverick Beckwith (Norwich)
144 – Nikolas Marnika (Commack)
144 – Sacha MacAdam (Collegiate School)
144 – Samson McKissick-Staley (Pittsford)
150 – Shea Morris (New York Military Academy – MA)
150 – Waylan Winseman (New York Military Academy)
157 – Camryn Howard (Bellport)
157 – George Johnson Jr. (Iona Prep)
157 – Griffin LaPlante (St. Francis)
157 – William Ackley (Johnson City)
165 – Adam Ortega (Watertown)
165 – Christopher Nocca (Horace Greeley)
165 – Peter Mikedis (Bellmore JFK)
165 – Rory White (St. Francis)
165 – Ryker Cox (Coxsackie Athens)
165 – Spencer Nassire (Islip)
165 – Wyatt Boice (Minisink Valley)
175 – Casey Liess (Northfield Mount Herman)
175 – Trenten True (Holland Patent )
190 – Aiden Nassire (Islip)
190 – Braeden Simoneaux (New York Military Academy – LA)
190 – Devin Downes (Plainedge)
190 – Yanni Drapaniotis (Unatego-Unadilla Valley-Franklin)
215 – Zachary Caldwell (St. Francis)
285 – Binak Bruncaj (Tappan Zee)
285 – Michael Mauro (John Jay East Fishkill)

Girls High School

Entries pulled on Saturday, October 11th. As a result, weight changes may have occurred since then and may not be up to date.
95 – Samantha Massey (Mount Markham)
100 – Jasmine Brucato (Honeoye Falls-Lima)
112 – Katie Porcelli (Bay Shore)
112 – Charlie Wylie (Port Jervis)
118 – Gabrielle Severin (Bethpage)
118 – Gail Sullivan (Monroe Woodbury)
124 – Haley Gonzales (Hicksville)
124 – Lily Blenk (Rocky Point)
124 – Reese Adams (Calhoun)
132 – Julianna Hernandez (Rocky Point)
132 – Maddy Keeler (Putnam Valley)
132 – Sara Pauls (Minisink Valley)
148 – Michaela Thomas (Iroquois)
148 – Victoria Alvarado (Warwick)
175 – Teagan McGuinness (Union-Endicott)

Boys Middle School

Entries pulled on Saturday, October 11th. As a result, weight changes may have occurred since then and may not be up to date.
70 – Kellan Winters (North Syracuse)
70 – Thomas Anello (Patchogue-Medford)
75 – Caiden Cruz (Bayport Blue Point)
75 – Daniel Magnani (Amityville)
75 – Lincoln Brower (Warwick)
80 – JJ Sullivan (Monroe Woodbury)
80 – Owen Begeal (Sidney)
85 – Jace Rooney (East Islip)
85 – Joseph Monell (Owego)
85 – Navelle Hawkins (Home Schooled)
90 – Nick Hobson (Yorktown)
90 – Vancen Small (Union-Endicott)
95 – King Hawkins (Susquehanna Valley)
95 – Marcarlo Mannello (BBHVW)
95 – Steven Abreu (N/A)
100 – Hunter Phillips (Ward Melville)
105 – Raymond Glinsky (Orchard Park)
105 – Rocco Augello (Commack)
105 – Spencer Lee (St. Edmunds Prep)
145 – Nathan Cervantes (Brewster)

Elementary

All entries are 11U
Entries pulled on Saturday, October 11th. As a result, weight changes may have occurred since then and may not be up to date.
55 – Lucy Milgrim (VHW)
65 – Louis Milgrim (VHW)
70 – Isaac Jayson (Brawler Elite)
70 – James Catapano (VHW)
70 – Wyatt Eastman (Lansing)
75 – Peter Palumbo (VHW)
85 – Devin Eggleston (Xtreme)
90 – Blake Decker (Xtreme)
90 – Raymond Catapano (VHW)
105 – Greyson Brown (Rush-Henrietta)

HS Boys Super 32 All-Americans

Note – All-Americans listed include only individuals who list New York as their home state on prior Super 32 registrations. As such, individuals that are originally from New York but attended other out-of-state schools are included (e.g, Troy Spratley, Nolan Liess, Liam Carlin).

2005 – Paul Paddock (Warsaw), 4th at 171lbs
2005 – Erik Schuth (Brockport), 5th at 189lbs
2007 – Joe Booth (Long Island Lutheran), 1st at 152lbs
2007 – John-Martin Cannon (Brockport), 7th at 152lbs
2007 – Steve Bonanno (Wantagh), 8th at 119lbs
2008 – Stephen Dutton (Rocky Point), 6th at 135lbs
2009 – Lance Moore (Johnson City), 5th at 285lbs
2009 – Zeal McGrew (Burnt Hills), 4th at 285lbs
2009 – Steven Graziano (Syosset), 6th at 215lbs
2009 – Nick Gwiazdowski (Duanesburg), 3rd at 189lbs
2009 – Billy Coggins (Rocky Point), 4th at 171lbs
2009 – Stephen Dutton (Rocky Point), 2nd at 140lbs
2009 – Quinton Murphy (Holley Central), 6th at 130lbs
2009 – Justis Flamio (Mahopac), 7th at 125lbs
2009 – Nick Arujau (Syosset), 3rd at 125lbs
2009 – Giuseppi Lanzi (Amsterdam), 7th at 152lbs
2010 – Bobby Dierna (Wayne), 4th at 135lbs
2010 – Patrick Jennings (Longwood), 7th at 180lbs
2010 – Chris Perez (MacArthur), 5th at 130lbs
2010 – Steven Rodrigues (Fox Lane), 4th at 130lbs
2010 – Alex Gomez (Brentwood), 6th at 125lbs
2011 – Maverick Passaro (Eastport-South Manor), 8th at 128lbs
2011 – Jamel Hudson (St. Anthony’s), 4th at 132lbs
2011 – John Keck (Shoreham-Wading River), 3rd at 152lbs
2012 – Shayne Brady (Carthage), 8th at 182lbs
2012 – Yianni Diakomihalis (Hilton), 1st at 106lbs
2013 – Vincent Feola (Walt Whitman), 4th at 220lbs
2013 – Nicky Hall (Wyoming Seminary – PA), 2nd at 182lbs
2013 – Thomas Dutton (Rocky Point), 7th at 145lbs
2013 – Nick Piccininni (Ward Melville), 4th at 120lbs
2013 – Louis Hernandez (Mepham), 3rd at 152lbs
2013 – Mike D’Angelo (Commack), 2nd at 132lbs
2014 – Vincent Feola (Walt Whitman), 7th at 220lbs
2014 – Youssif Hemida (Mamaroneck), 2nd at 220lbs
2014 – Christian Araneo (Ward Melville), 7th at 195lbs
2014 – Tom Lane (Garden City), 6th at 195lbs
2014 – Trevor Allard (Mexico), 4th at 170lbs
2014 – Ben Lamantia (St. Anthony’s), 7th at 126lbs
2014 – Nick Piccininni (Ward Melville), 4th at 126lbs
2014 – Yianni Diakomihalis (Hilton), 1st at 120lbs
2014 – Jay Albis (John Jay), 8th at 113lbs
2014 – Jake Silverstein (Hauppauge), 8th at 108lbs
2015 – Dane Heberlein (Alexander), 3th at 108lbs
2015 – Tommy Cox (Deer Park), 2nd at 108lbs
2015 – Christian Araneo (Ward Melville), 2nd at 195lbs
2015 – Louie DePrez (Hilton), 2nd at 170lbs
2015 – Lenny Merkin (Poly Prep), 5th at 145lbs
2015 – Peter Pappas (John F. Kennedy), 6th at 126lbs
2015 – Vito Arujau (Syosset), 3rd at 126lbs
2015 – Tommy Cox (Deer Park), 6th at 113lbs
2015 – Adam Busiello (Eastport-South Manor), 1st at 106lbs
2016 – Yianni Diakomihalis (Hilton), 1st at 132lbs
2016 – Louie DePrez (Hilton), 1st at 182lbs
2016 – Cliffton Wang (Edgemont), 8th at 182lbs
2016 – Kendall Elfstrum (Monroe Woodbury), 7th at 182lbs
2016 – Peter Pappas (John F. Kennedy), 8th at 145lbs
2016 – Jake Silverstein (Hauppauge), 7th at 138lbs
2016 – Vito Arujau (Syosset), 1st at 132lbs
2016 – Jacori Teemer (Long Beach), 3rd at 126lbs
2016 – Adam Busiello (Eastport-South Manor), 1st at 113lbs
2016 – Greg Diakomihalis (Hilton), 2nd at 106lbs
2017 – Anthony Noto (Lima), 7th at 106lbs
2017 – Greg Diakomihalis (Hilton), 6th at 113lbs
2017 – Adam Busiello (Eastport-South Manor), 1st at 120lbs
2017 – Jake Silverstein (Hauppauge), 6th at 145lbs
2017 – Grant Cuomo (Brewster), 5th at 170lbs
2017 – Jake Logan (New Rochelle), 5th at 182lbs
2017 – Sammy DePrez (Hilton), 7th at 182lbs
2018 – Kyle Mosher (South Side), 8th at 152lbs
2018 – Greg Diakomihalis (Hilton), 2nd at 113lbs
2018 – Stevo Poulin (Shenendehowa), 1st at 106lbs
2018 – Troy Spratley (Wyoming Seminary – PA), 7th at 113lbs
2019 – Jordan Titus (Center Moriches), 4th at 120lbs
2019 – Zach Redding (Eastport-South Manor), 7th at 126lbs
2020 – P.J. Duke (Minisink Valley), 2nd at 113lbs
2020 – Troy Spratley (Plano West – TX), 2nd at 126lbs
2020 – Jayden Scott (Rush-Henrietta), 7th at 138lbs
2020 – Ryan Stein (Shaker), 8th at 285lbs
2020 – Kole Mulhauser (Central Square), 6th at 182lbs
2021 – Charlie Tibbitts (Sauquoit Valley), 8th at 285lbs
2021 – Zack Ryder (Minisink Valley), 5th at 152lbs
2021 – Cameron Catrabone (Williamsville North), 3rd at 132lbs
2021 – P.J. Duke (Minisink Valley), 1st at 126lbs
2022 – Max Gallagher (Bayport-Blue Point), 5th at 126lbs
2022 – P.J. Duke (Minisink Valley), 1st at 138lbs
2022 – Cameron Catrabone (Williamsville North), 6th at 138lbs
2022 – Carter Schubert (Wyoming Seminary – PA), 5th at 160lbs
2023 – Cameron Catrabone (Williamsville North), 2nd at 144lbs
2023 – Nolan Liess (Wyoming Seminary – PA), 8th at 150lbs
2024 – Xavier Giles (Greens Farms Academy – CT), 6th at 165lbs
2024 – Dunia Sibomana (Long Beach), 6th at 113lbs
2024 – Oumar Tounkara (New York Military Academy), 8th at 113lbs
2024 – Gavin Mangano (Shoreham-Wading River), 6th at 132lbs
2024 – Liam Carlin (Greens Farms Academy – CT), 4th at 165lbs

HS Girls Super 32 All-Americans

2017 – Sofia Macaluso (Minisink Valley), 4th at 115lbs
2017 – Mia Macaluso (Minisink Valley), 3rd at 130lbs
2017 – Chloe Cabrera (Harry S. Truman), 5th at 130lbs
2017 – Hailey Cancelleri (Curtis), 2nd at 160lbs
2018 – Abby Duke (Carmel), 5th at 103lbs
2018 – Ally Fitzgerald (Long Beach), 2nd at 115lbs
2018 – Riley Dalrymple (Copenhagen), 4th at 115lbs
2018 – Shola Cascen (Harry S. Truman), 6th at 195lbs
2022 – Zoe Griffith (Gouverneur), 6th at 130lbs
2022 – Sophie Pollack (Canandaigua Academy), 2nd at 195lbs
2023 – Adriana Palumbo (Pleasantville), 1st at 160lbs
2024 – Gigi Sullivan (Monroe Woodbury), 5th at 95lbs
2024 – Julianna Hernandez (Rocky Point), 6th at 112lbs
2024 – Michaela Thomas (Iroquois), 7th at 175lbs