As regular season action has come to a close that meet league tournament time with regionals and state on the horizon for wrestling action. The Delaware Valley League meet up for the last time as a league on the mats over the weekend and it was the ACCHS Tigers coming out on top as the top team in the DVL on the mats for the final year of the year, as they had five individual champions on the day.

Tigers compiled 156 total points, but the Pleasant Ridge Rams were right behind them with 142 total points finishing second on the day, highlighted the action with five individual wrestling crowns, also on the day. Oskaloosa finished third on the day but drastically behind ACCHS and Pleasant Ridge as the Bears tallied only 66 points. The rest of the DVL wrestling squads finished as so: 5th -- Doniphan West (62), 6th -- Immaculata (45), 6th -- Riverside (17), 7th -- Horton (16) and 8th -- McLouth (12).

ACCHS was lead on the day by there three ranked wrestlers Logan Bowen (120), Willy Dieckman (126lbs) and Taylor Schuetz (160) who all continued to put up stellar performances on the mat this season by all winning their weight class. Justin Wagner (138) and Jared Hoffman (285) both won their weight classes also on the day for ACCHS. Bowen, Schuetz, Dieckman and Hoffman all one one match to win their league titles, while Wagner won two matches.

For the Rams their day was highlighted by individual titles by Clayton Gum (106), Tony Weber (113), Blake Grahman (132) , Jared Johnson (170) and Logan McKinney (182). Gum had the tough task on the day of any individual champion as he had to win the most matches to win the 106lb weight class crown, going 3-0 on the day. Grahman, Johnson and McKinney all went 2-0 on the day, while Weber dispatched one opponent for a 1-0 day.

The Doniphan West Mustangs was the only other DVL school to have multiple league wrestling champs on the weekend as Garrett Dunlap (145) and Tristan Speer (195) both won titles for the Mustangs. Dunlap won his only match for a 1-0 day and Speer went 2-0 on the day.

Only other school to have a individual champion was the Oskaloosa Bears with Alberto Rodriguez who won the 220lbs weight class, winning two matches on the day.

Plenty other performances highlighted the day in the DVL action on the mat also. Full list of top performers are listed below.

DVL Team Standings: 
1^st - ACCHS, 156 pts.
2^nd – Pleasant Ridge, 142 pts.
3^rd – Oskaloosa, 66 pts.
4^th – Doniphan West, 62 pts.
5^th – Immaculata, 45pts.
6^th – Riverside, 17 pts.
7^th – Horton, 16 pts.
8^th – McLouth, 12 pts.

106 lbs.
1^st- Clayton Gum, Pleasant Ridge
2^nd – Hunter Idol, Doniphan West
3^rd – Jacob Gum, Pleasant Ridge
4^th – Tyler Drimmel, ACCHs

113 lbs.
1^st – Tony Weber, Pleasant Ridge
2^nd – Sheldon Harris, Riverside

120 lbs.
1^st – Logan Bowen, ACCHS
2^nd – Mark Nickels, Oskaloosa
3^rd – Gabby Speer, Doniphan West
4^th – Jerry Trautlaff, Horton

126 lbs.
1^st – Willy Dieckman, ACCHS
2^nd – Christian Small, Horton

132 lbs.
1^st Blake Graham, Pleasant Ridge
2^nd – Jared Clothier, Immaculata
3^rd – Michael Vaughan, ACCHS

138 lbs.
1^st – Justin Wagner, ACCHS
2^nd – Dusty Bammes, Oskaloosa
3^rd – Nick Hyde, Pleasant Ridge
4^th – Sam Reiss, ACCHS

145 lbs.
1^st – Garret Dunlap, Doniphan West
2^nd – Jesse Noll, ACCHS
3^rd – Max Campbell, Immaculata
4^th – Ben Harvey, Oskaloosa

152 lbs.
1^st – Bruce Stanley, Immaculata
2^nd – Scott Birkinsha, ACCHS
3^rd – Trevor Fee, Doniphan West

160 lbs.
1^st – Taylor Schuetz, ACCHS
2^nd – Nate Amos, Pleasant Ridge
3^rd – Dustin Graham, Pleasant Ridge
4^th – Sam Linder, Immaculata

170 lbs.
1^st – Jared Johnson, Pleasant Ridge
2^nd – Lance Hickman, Oskaloosa
3^rd – Mitch Rork, ACCHS

182 lbs.
1^st  - Logan McKinney, Pleasant Ridge
2^nd – Austin Hamilton, ACCHS
3^rd – Aaron Weber, ACCHS

195 lbs.
1^st - Tristan Speer, Doniphan West
2^nd – Brown, Pleasant Ridge
3^rd – Wyatt Faris, McLouth
4^th – Bratten Forbes, ACCHS

220 lbs.
1^st – Alberto Rodriguez, Oskaloosa
2^nd – Colton Doty, Pleasant Ridge
3^rd – Cody Walker, Riverside

285 lbs.
1^st- Jared Hoffman, ACCHS
2^nd – Hunter Knopp, Oskaloosa