Green Machine: BRAKEdown - Weinzierl

By Keith Brake
Geneseo Current

Weinzierl Honored as an All-Stater

If the all-state football teams are starting to appear in the media, then it must be getting close to Thanksgiving.

That's the case now, as Geneseo two-way standout senior Kye Weinzierl has been chosen to the 18-player Class 4A team announced by the Illinois High School Football Coaches Association.

Weinzierl, a 6-1, 191-pound senior, is one of three players from the WB6 to gain a spot on one of the association's all-state squads.

The Maple Leaf standout was also voted the Most Valuable Player recently in the WB6.

Drew Phillips of Moline made the Class 7A team as a linebacker, quarterback and wide receiver.

The other WB6 player to make it was Todd Smith in Class 6A. He is a 6-6, 305-pound two-way down lineman from Quincy.

Several players Geneseo played against in the playoffs also were named in Class 4A.

They included Roman Villalobos, a fullback from Rochelle; Caedon Curran, the fullback from Morris, and Drake May, a running back and linebacker from Macomb.

Green Machine: BRAKEdown - 2025 Wrap

By Keith Brake
Geneseo Current

This is the Game That Never Ends . . .

“If you had told me back at the start of the season, that this Geneseo team would take Morris into the fourth quarter of a state quarterfinals game with a chance to win, I wouldn't have believed you,” Maple Leafs Coach Matt Furlong said.

“I felt like we had them on the ropes,” the coach said.

Remedies? Another last-minute onside kick recovery, maybe – or, just five more minutes of playing time.

The Leafs didn't get that recovery – or the five minutes. Morris and all-state fullback Caedon Curran won this train wreck of a high school football game, 28-26, at a throbbing Bob Reade Field on Saturday, Nov. 15.

I'm not sure veteran observers around the state figured Geneseo would get that close to Morris, but we watched a rising Leafs team grow into their shoulder pads and uniforms as this game progressed.

“We tackled real well, especially toward the end,” Furlong said.

Reason for not winning?

“We missed our first point-after kick, then we didn't convert on a two-point attempt after our second touchdown,” the coach said. “If I had it to do again, I would opt for a one-point try and going into halftime down 14-13.”

Well, there were other reasons, of course, in such a closely-contested game.

Keys for the Redskins after halftime was the patient running of all-state fullback Caedon Curran. He would approach the line slowly, waiting for his big linemen to make contact. Then he would accelerate into the holes. Not big holes, but enough for Morris to keep moving the sticks, and wind up scoring its third and fourth touchdowns.

Geneseo kept moving the ball, too. “We were getting movement with our outside veer. But eventually, it became a fullback game for us.” Furlong said.

Fullbacks Mark Nelms and freshman Ben Simosky combined for 30 carries in this game. “Our previous high for fullback carries in a game this year was 18,” Furlong said.

Nelms took a hit during third quarter play that caused back spasms. He had to come out, and into the biggest game of his life came ninth-grader Simosky.

With spin moves and fullback smashes he barged Geneseo to the four yard line, then smashed his way in from there.

“Morris is a good, big physical team, but we responded to it better in the second half and found ways to move the ball,” Furlong said.

Geneseo had no passing yards in this game, but Furlong wasn't too concerned about that. “When we wanted to throw, Jackson (quarterback McAvoy) wasn't getting much of a rush, so he picked up yardage scrambling.”

Morris , with Curran carrying the load, powered downfield and took a 28-19 lead with 4:43 left. Simosky scored his touchdown with 1:23 left. “He had older, very good players bouncing off of HIM,” Furlong said.

And this scenario started looking like the Rochelle game's finish. Could lightning strike again?

Carson Peters again executed an onside kick. “Kye (Weinzierl) actually got a hand on the ball,” Furlong said. “Had we recovered, I think 1:23 would have been enough for us to drive down and kick the winning field goal,” said Geneseo's coach.

Geneseo closed a 9-3 season. “The biggest thing we achieved this year was getting a “buy-in” from the boys, offensively and defensively,” Furlong said.

Championships are nice, but they're a by-product. Competition varies from year to year. But one thing a coach can measure is whether a team got better during the season.

In closing his TV telecast of the game, Geneseo Hall of Fame Coach Denny Diericx said, “I've never seen a football team that improved so much in just one season.”

“I learned over a number of years at Cary-Grove that you've got to keep finding ways,” Furlong said.

“We can be happy with what we accomplished this year,” said the coach, “but we can never be content with it. We have to grow with it.”

LEAF NOTES: “If we had to play Montini in Saturday's semifinals, we'd likely be without four guys,” said Furlong. “But I think Morris might be without two.”. . .The Leafs rushed for more than 3,000 yards in their 12-game season. Jackson McAvoy led with just over 1,000 yards. Weinzierl had 881, and Nelms had 750. Harrison Hill and several others took the total past 3,000. Weinzierl made 168 tackles, including 96 assisted and 72 solo. He had four sacks and two interceptions. He made the the coaches association Class 4A all-state team and was voted best overall player in the Western Big Six.

OBSERVATION: “Always Together” are the words written at the base of every Geneseo varsity helmet. Football season never ends here. It may be carried over to a new calendar year, but after you've once made it to the Green Machine, your heart will be in every game. Wait a few years, and see if I'm not right about this . . . - Keith Brake, Geneseo Current

2025-26 Maple Leafs Bowling Roster

2025-26 Maple Leafs Bowling Roster
Good Luck & Have A Great Season!

Quinnland Einfeldt Rolling A Strike For The Maple Leafs!

Seniors
Ethan Bell
Brennan Brown
Quinnland Einfeldt
Landon Favri
Bradley Hartman
Kane Jobe
Adam Johnson
Cy Sammons
Chase Sanders

Juniors
Alex Aleman
Grant Bjorkman
Owen Finegan
Lucian-David Fritz
Tyler Gerstel
Zach Johnson
Eli Palmer
Joey Thoene
Landon Weimer
Justin Williams

Sophomores
Raidyn Allison
Jaxx Burris
Keagan Ginther
Vance Hansen
Kale Juchcinski
Chase VanDeWoestyne

Freshmen
Chazz Eng
Kais Sproston

Coaches
Head Coach: Chris Pruett
Assistant Coaches: Dakota Einfeldt, Dave Littig, Jennifer Pruett

Green Machine: BRAKEdown - Week 12

Geneseo vs. Morris: This is Why Our Kids Do Football

By Keith Brake
Geneseo Current


If you play football for Geneseo, Saturday's Class 4A quarterfinals game against Morris is the kind of event you want to be part of.

A challenge, to be sure, against a fellow “blueblood” program (one that has a storied history).

Morris has three state championships and 11 state title game appearances. Geneseo has four state crowns, and 10 appearances in the state finals.

Their histories ricochet off playoff wannabees around the state.

Their colors reflect National Football League glory (Morris the Redskins/Commanders), Geneseo the Packers.

Both are good this year. The Redskins are 10-1 and have lost only to a good team in Michigan. Geneseo is 9-2 and in a resurgence under second-year Coach Matt Furlong.

The Leafs have won seven in a row, their offensive numbers have been climbing, and their defense is ...well, surging to the ball.

Geneseo is quick off the football period, in a way that reminds one of their championship years.

We suspect Morris is powerful up front. The Redskins, it seems, always are.

They got here in different ways last week. Somehow Morris and Metamora, with traditional ground games, got into a shootout. Metamora started fast, but the Redskins caught them at 29-29 by halftime.

Morris kept going, posting 35 more points after intermission, to 14 by the Redbirds. Those add up to 64-50 for Morris – 14 is a typical margin for each in one of their games. That margin works.

“Metamora had a running back who was in the state track meet last spring. He made people miss in the open field,” said Leafs Coach Matt Furlong.

But a collection of Morris athletes made Metamora tacklers miss.

“Morris does what Macomb tried to do last week, but with more athletic ability,” said Geneseo's coach.

They do it from a shotgun formation. “They'll take vertical shots down the field, and we had better be ready,” the Leafs' coach said.

“On defense, they're aggressive. That creates some seams, but they make it tough for your offense to get through,” Furlong said.

Morris running back Caedon Curran (6-0, 195) was averaging 139 yards rushing in his team's first nine games. Quarterback Brady Varner, (6-1, 180) hasn't thrown for huge yardage, but his completion rate is a dizzying 63%.

Furlong has his quarterbacks take snaps from under center, which had been a Geneseo tradition. The Leafs run their version of the wing-T, but quarterback Jackson McAvoy is a slick operator of the veer option, too.

McAvoy leads Geneseo rushers with around 900 yards.

Geneseo has a speed and all-around threat in Kye Weinzierl, a 6-1, 191-pound senior, who plays wingback, wide-out, free safety and linebacker . . .whatever the Leafs need most at the moment.

Last week, Weinzierl, a very strong tackler, was named the most valuable player in the Western Big 6, a league that includes some 4A, 6A and 7A schools.

Lately, Leafs fullback Mark Nelms has really asserted himself in the position. He hits the line and the hole really fast, which helps mightily in setting up Geneseo's option. At first, his 3-4 yard gains advanced to 5-8, and now some are going beyond that.

In the 29-0 win over Macomb last week, Geneseo started fast on defense and kept getting better. “When we play a certain way, we're pretty good,” Furlong said.

Offense: The Leafs started well, but drifted off to a far pavilion in the second quarter, in which they racked up eight penalties! They checked back in after halftime. Geneseo had no penalties the rest of the way, with 76-yard and 80-yard scoring drives.

“Better execution,” Furlong said. “Long drives. That's what we need to see. We're aiming to simplify. . .and execute.”

Game time Saturday is 2 p.m. at Bob Reade Field. Be there!!

GMS 2025-26 Winter Sports Schedules

GMS Boys 7th/8th “A” Basketball
11/05 - 4:00: Wilson
11/06 - 4:00: Jordan
11/11 - 6:00: at Washington
11/13 - 4:00: at John Deere
11/17 - 4:00: Edison
11/18 - 4:00: at Seton
11/20 - 4:00: Glenview
12/02 - 4:00: at Wilson
12/04 - 4:00: at Jordan
12/06 - 9:00: 8th Grade Shootout
12/08 - 4:00: Washington
12/09 - 4:00: John Deere
12/11 - 4:00: at Edison
12/13 - 9:00: 7th Grade Shootout
12/16 - 4:00: Seton
12/18 - 4:00: at Glenview

GMS Boys 7th/8th “B” Basketball
11/05 - 4:30: at Northeast
11/13 - 4:00: Coram Deo Academy
11/17 - 4:30: at Eagle Ridge
11/18 - 4:30: at East Moline Christian (8th Grade Only)
11/19 - 4:30: Rivermont
12/02 - 4:00: at Morrison
12/03 - 4:30: at Quad Cities Christian
12/06 - 9:00: 8th Grade Shootout
12/13 - 9:00: 7th Grade Shootout

GMS Boys Wrestling
12/16 - 5:00: at Mercer County & Galesburg (Mercer Co)
12/17 - 4:30: Pioneer Pacers
12/29 - 9:00: at Rockford Flinn Mason Hada Tournament
01/07 - 4:30: Washington
01/10 - 9:00: GMS Invite (GHS)
01/13 - 5:00: at Rockridge & Riverdale (Rockridge)
01/17 - TBA: at Troy Duals
01/21 - 4:30: at Wilson
01/22 - 5:30: at United & Abingdon (United)
01/27 - 4:30: Ottawa Shepherd
01/29 - 5:30: at Knoxville, ROWVA, & Wethersfield (Knoxville)
02/03 - 4:30: at Logan
02/04 - 4:30: at John Deere
02/07 - TBA: at Huntley Super Duals
02/11 - 4:30: at Glenview
02/18 - 4:30: Morton
02/28 - 9:00: Regionals
03/07 - 9:00: Sectionals
03/13 & 03/14: IESA State Championship

GMS Girls 7th/8th “A” Basketball
01/15 - 4:00: at Wilson
01/20 - 4:00: Jordan
01/22 - 4:00: at Washington
01/27 - 4:00: at John Deere
01/29 - 4:00: at Edison
02/02 - 4:00: at Seton
02/03 - 4:00: Glenview
02/05 - 4:00: Wilson
02/09 - 4:00: at Jordan
02/10 - 4:00: Washington
02/17 - 4:00: John Deere
02/19 - 4:00: Edison
02/24 - 4:00: Seton
02/26 - 4:00: at Glenview

GMS Girls 7th/8th “B” Basketball
01/27 - 5:30: Jordan (8th Grade Only)
01/29 - 4:00: at Colona
02/05 - 4:30: at Eagle Ridge
02/10 - 4:30: Morning Star
02/12 - 4:30: at Hampton
02/17 - 5:30: East Moline Christian (8th Grade Only)
02/19 - 4:30: at Northeast
02/26 - 4:30: Quad Cities Christian

Home Games In Bold - Schedule Subject To Change

Green Machine: BRAKEdown - Playoff Notebook

Hard Work Rewards Peters and Leafs

By Keith Brake
Geneseo Current


We keep coming back to that Rochelle game, but why not?

It was a classic!

“They'll be talking about this game for years!” exclaimed Geneseo TV play-by-play announcer Denny Diericx.

So why not talk about it a little more now?

Leafs Coach Matt Furlong had a few words to share about the man of the hour, placekicker Carson Peters, whose 36-yard field goal provided the margin of Geneseo's 16-14 win over Rochelle.

“Carson has done a job working on onside kicks,” Furlong said. “It paid off.”

“Carson spent a lot of time this summer working on kicking with his dad,” the coach said. “To the point of doing calisthenics right before running out to kick, to get his heart rate up before running out and kicking in a game.”

That's not crazy. But it's pretty precise!

“Carson played both soccer and football before this year, but he decided to just do football this year,” Furlong said. “And all the work with his dad has helped Carson become more comfortable with the game.”

Some keys to the Geneseo win

“We knew the Rochelle game would be tight,” Furlong said. “We knew matchups with their offensive line would be tough, but our kids responded to the situation and put themselves in position to win.”

“The kids said they were sore, so we asked them if they would rather win and be sore . . .or lose and be sore,” said the coach.

Furlong said Geneseo won because of three reasons, then named more than that.

'First, on defense we tackled really well except for maybe two plays, and we held them to three to five yards per play,” he said.

“Second, our kids knew what to expect from our first game against Rochelle.” (such as being sore!)

“Third, we had diversity on offense. We worked Kye Weinzierl and Jackson McAvoy against them early, then came back with Mark Nelms inside later,” Furlong said.

“Another thing was our special teams play” noting the most special play of all – the last one – and one a bit earlier: Peters's kickoff which led to Jayden Wexell's recovery.

Furlong also said the Leafs used a new scheme to pass the ball to Weinzierl in behind the defense to set up the game-winning field goal.

“It was big that we held them to two scores,” Furlong said.

“This game, we executed well all over, compared with our first game with them,” he said, “and the kids stayed more composed in the fourth quarter.”

Playoffs help sustain programs

It's no accident that Geneseo and quite a few other programs appear in the state playoffs quite often.

Coach Pat Mitchell, one of the commentators on Geneseo's livestream broadcasts, said, “Each week the varsity advances in the playoff means another week the younger players can practice with them,” he said.

The high school season is relatively short compared with the college and pro campaigns, and that extra practice leads to some drastic improvements during the playoffs. If you've watched Geneseo teams over the years, you'll remember how some of them just exploded during post-season play.

“Staying alive in the playoffs is a way the good programs sustain themselves,” Mitchell said.

Basketball: 2025-26 Maple Leafs Basketball Schedule

2025-26 Maple Leafs Basketball Schedule
Good Luck Leafs!

#22 Jaydon Burrage

Varsity
11/21 - 6:00: Green/White Scrimmage
11/24 - 7:00: Dixon
11/28 - 12:30: at Fred VanVleet Classic (Rockford Auburn)
11/29 - 9:30: at Fred VanVleet Classic (Rockford Auburn)
12/02 - 7:00: Macomb
12/05 - 7:00: at Sterling
12/06 - 4:00: at Chicago Dyett
12/09 - 7:00: Quincy
12/10 - 7:00: Quad Cities Christian
12/12 - 7:00: Alleman (Senior & Youth Night)
12/13 - 12/19: at United High School Tournament
12/20 - 11:30: at Iowa-Illinois Shootout (TBD)
12/22 - 7:00: at UTHS
01/03 - 6:45: at Rock Falls
01/06 - 7:00: at Dixon
01/09 - 7:00: Rock Island
01/10 - 7:00: at Quad Cities Christian
01/13 - 7:00: Moline
01/16 - 7:00: at Galesburg
01/20 - 7:30: Rochelle
01/23 - 7:00: Sterling
01/27 - 7:00: at Quincy
01/30 - 7:00: at Alleman
01/31 - 2:30: Canton
02/06 - 7:00: UTHS
02/07 - 2:30: at Orion
02/10 - 7:00: at Moline
02/13 - 7:00: at Rock Island
02/17 - 7:00: Galesburg

02/14 - TBA: Regional Quarterfinal
02/16 or 02/17: Regional Semifinal
02/19 or 02/20: Regional Championship
02/24 - TBA: Sectional Semifinal
02/26 - TBA: Sectional Championship
03/02 - TBA: Super Sectional
03/05 - 03/07: State Finals

Sophomore
11/21 - 6:00: Green/White Scrimmage
11/24 - 5:30: Dixon
12/02 - 5:30: Macomb
12/05 - 5:30: at Sterling
12/06 - 2:00: at Chicago Dyett
12/09 - 5:30: Quincy
12/12 - 5:30: Alleman
12/22 - 5:30: at UTHS
01/03 - 4:30: at Rock Falls
01/06 - 5:30: at Dixon
01/09 - 5:30: Rock Island
01/13 - 5:30: Moline
01/16 - 5:30: at Galesburg
01/20 - 6:00: Rochelle
01/23 - 5:30: Sterling
01/27 - 5:30: at Quincy
01/30 - 5:30: at Alleman
01/31 - 1:00: Canton
02/06 - 5:30: UTHS
02/07 - 1:00: at Orion
02/10 - 5:30: at Moline
02/13 - 5:30: at Rock Island
02/17 - 5:30: Galesburg

Freshmen
11/21 - 6:00: Green/White Scrimmage
12/01 - 7:30: at Alleman
12/03 - 7:30: at Galesburg
12/08 - 7:30: at Sterling
12/10 - 6:00: at Rock Island
12/16 - 7:30: at Kewanee
01/07 - 7:30: at UTHS
01/12 - 7:30: Sterling
01/14 - 7:30: Galesburg
01/20 - 4:30: Rochelle
01/21 - 7:30: Moline
01/26 - 7:30: Rock Island
02/04 - 7:30: UTHS
02/09 - 6:00: at Moline
02/16 - 7:30: Alleman

Home Games In Bold - Schedule Subject To Change

 

Basketball: 2025-26 Lady Leafs Basketball Schedule

2025-26 Lady Leafs Basketball Schedule
Good Luck Leafs!

#22 Vi Pettit

Varsity
11/14 - 6:00: Green/White Showcase
11/18 - 7:00: Sherrard
11/25 - 7:00: UTHS
12/01 - 7:00: Quincy
12/04 - 7:00: Moline
12/06 - 1:30: Fulton
12/08 - 7:00: Ridgewood
12/11 - 7:00: at Sterling
12/13 - 1:30: Rock Island
12/17 - 7:00: Mercer County
12/18 - 7:00: Galesburg
12/26 - 12/30: at State Farm Holiday Classic
01/06 - 7:00: Peoria Manual
01/08 - 7:00: at Alleman
01/10 - TBA: at Iowa/Illinois Shootout
01/15 - 7:00: at UTHS
01/17 - TBA: at Freeport Roundball Classic
01/22 - 7:00: at Moline
01/24 - 1:30: Erie-Prophetstown
01/27 - 7:00: Sterling (Autograph Night)
01/29 - 7:00: at Quincy
01/31 - 11:30: at Kaneland Hoops For A Cure Shootout
02/03 - 7:00: LaSalle-Peru (Senior Night)
02/05 - 7:00: at Galesburg
02/07 - 1:30: at Rock Island
02/10 - 7:00: Quad Cities Christian
02/12 - 7:00: Alleman (Pink Zone Night)

02/14 - TBA: Regional Quarterfinal
02/16 or 02/17: Regional Semifinal
02/19 or 02/20: Regional Championship
02/24 - TBA: Sectional Semifinal
02/26 - TBA: Sectional Championship
03/02 - TBA: Super Sectional
03/05 - 03/07: State Finals

Home Meets In Bold - Schedule Subject To Change

Sophomore
11/14 - 6:00: Green/White Showcase
11/18 - 5:30: Sherrard
11/25 - 5:30: UTHS
12/01 - 5:30: Quincy
12/04 - 5:30: Moline
12/06 - 12:00: Fulton (Fresh/Soph)
12/08 - 5:30: Ridgewood (Fresh/Soph)
12/11 - 5:30: at Sterling
12/13 - 12:00: Rock Island
12/17 - 5:30: Mercer County
12/18 - 5:30: Galesburg
01/06 - 5:30: Peoria Manual
01/08 - 5:30: at Alleman
01/10 - TBA: at Iowa/Illinois Shootout
01/15 - 5:30: at UTHS
01/17 - TBA: at Freeport Roundball Classic
01/22 - 5:30: at Moline
01/24 - 12:00: Erie-Prophetstown (Fresh/Soph)
01/27 - 5:30: Sterling
01/29 - 5:30: at Quincy
01/31 - 10:30: at Kaneland Hoops For A Cure Shootout
02/03 - 5:30: LaSalle-Peru
02/05 - 5:30: at Galesburg
02/07 - 12:00: at Rock Island
02/12 - 5:30: Alleman

Freshmen
11/14 - 6:00: Green/White Showcase
12/01 - 6:00: at Alleman
12/03 - 6:00: at Galesburg
12/08 - 6:00: at Sterling
12/10 - 6:00: at Rock Island
12/20 - 11:00: Alleman
01/07 - 6:00: at UTHS
01/12 - 6:00: Sterling
01/14 - 6:00: Galesburg
01/21 - 6:00: Moline
01/26 - 6:00: Rock Island
02/04 - 6:00: UTHS
02/09 - 7:30: at Moline

Wrestling: 2025-26 Lady Leafs Wrestling Schedule

2025-26 Lady Leafs Wrestling Schedule
Good Luck Leafs!

Lydia King - 2024-25 State 4th Place

11/26 - 9:30: at Minooka Invitational Thanksgiving Throwdown
12/03 - 5:00: at Pleasant Valley
12/06 - 9:00: at Princeton Tournament
12/09 - 5:30: at Sterling & Galesburg (Sterling)
12/12 - 4:00: at The Munch Pontiac Invite
12/27 - 9:00: at IWCPA Dual State (DeKalb)
01/02 - 11:00: vs Lincoln-Way West, Bettendorf, Davenport West
01/09 - 4:00: at Central DeWitt
01/10 - 9:00: at Clinton Invitational
01/12 - 6:00: Scramble (Autograph Night)
01/17 - 9:00: at Canton Tournament
01/21 - 5:00: at Davenport West & Rock Island (Davenport West)
01/30 - TBA: Western Big 6 Championship

01/31 - TBA: Regionals
02/05 - TBA: Team Dual Sectional
02/13 & 02/14 - TBA: Individual Sectional
02/19 - 02/21 - TBA: Individual State Championship
02/27 & 02/28 - TBA: Team State Championship

Home Meets In Bold - Schedule Subject To Change

Wrestling: 2025-26 Maple Leafs Wrestling Schedule

2025-26 Maple Leafs Wrestling Schedule
Good Luck Leafs!

Kye Weinzierl - 2024-25 State 2nd Place

11/26 - 9:00: at Sycamore, Hampshire, & Vernon Hills (Sycamore)
11/28 - 9:00: at Mike West JV Invitational (Rockford East)
12/03 - 6:00: Dixon
12/05 - 5:00: at Giardini Invitational (Day 1 - Rockford East)
12/06 - 9:00: at Giardini Invitational (Day 2 - Rockford East)
12/11 - 6:00: Alleman
12/13 - 9:00: at Jim Boyd JV Invitational (Riverdale)
12/13 - 9:00: at Downers Grove South Invite
12/18 - 6:00: at Galesburg
12/19 - 4:30: at Whitlatch Invitational (Hinsdale Central)
12/20 - 9:00: at Whitlatch Invitational (Hinsdale Central)
12/20 - 9:00: at Washington JV Invite
01/03 - TBA: at Cedar Rapids Prairie Duals
01/08 - 6:00: Sterling (Autograph Night)
01/10 - 9:00: at Morton Tournament
01/10 - 9:00: at Amboy JV Tournament
01/15 - 6:00: at UTHS
01/16 - 4:00: GHS Invite
01/17 - 9:30: GHS Invite
01/21 - 6:00: Moline (Senior Night)
01/22 - 6:00: at Rock Island
01/24 - 9:00: at Western Big 6 Championship (UTHS)

01/31 - TBA: Regionals
02/05 - TBA: Team Dual Sectional
02/13 & 02/14 - TBA: Individual Sectional
02/19 - 02/21 - TBA: Individual State Championship
02/27 & 02/28 - TBA: Team State Championship

Home Meets In Bold - Schedule Subject To Change