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Posted 3/12/26

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Wrestling Photos

Middleburg High senior 215 wrestler Porter Loveland traveled back to the Class 2A championship to better his third-place finish last year and earned a silver medal with a tough 1-0 loss in his championship match.

STAFF PHOTOS BY RANDY LEFKO

Middleburg freshman 115 wrestler Fallon Dames raises her hand in front of her coaches behind her en route to a third place finish at 115 in her first Class 1A championship meet.

Clay High 190 wrestler Landon Martin had a late start for the wrestling season with a football hand injury and still returned to the Class 2A championship with a sixth-place finish.

Oakleaf High's Connor Barnes, 126 in Class 3A, had one of the biggest upsets of the day in his quarterfinal, then toughed it out to get to the first championship final for Oakleaf High. Barnes lost in the final.

Middleburg High 135 wrestler Sarah Walsh goes airborne in front of coach Jamie Harrison, left, in her quarterfinal loss to eventual 135 runner-up Eysis Estes-Brinson of Miami Palmetto. Estes-Brinson lost in the 135 final to Oakleaf's Kailani Barrientos. Walsh fought back to finish third.

St. Johns Country Day School freshman Howard Hill toughed out a third-place finish in his first state championship meet with Spartan coach Hunter Hill, the dad.

Fleming Island 125 wrestler Leilah Carter was the lone Fleming Island state qualifier in a season that surprised wrestling fans with her toughness through districts and regions.

Clay High 285 wrestler Jayshawn McCloud added key points all season for the Blue Devils in his first full season of wrestling, then got a fourth-place finish in the state championships.