Lackey’s fifth-ranked junior Ethan Vayro is essentially winning for losing – weight that is. As a 190-pound freshman two years at St. Mary’s Ryken, Vayro placed fourth and sixth in the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference and Maryland Independent School’s State Tournaments. “I'm not going to lie, wrestling at 190 came with some good wins and some challenging moments. To better prepare myself, I lifted weights a lot and I ate a lot," Vayro said. "I tried to get bigger in th

Perry Hall’s top-ranked senior Victor Marks-Jenkins has risen in weight several times during his career, going from 175 to 215 a year ago and 215 to 285 this year. But Marks-Jenkins has dropped for the remainder of the season to 190 pounds, where he will pursue his fourth straight Class 4A-3A North Region crown next week and his third consecutive Class 4A-3A state title two weeks from now after having placed third at states as a 145-pound freshman. "I wrestled 190 once before

The defending MPSSAA 2A State Dual Meet Champions, No. 12 Huntingtown, were set to face a new kid on the block in No. 6 Middletown in the state dual finals last Saturday at North Point High School. A year ago, Huntingtown dethroned Stephen Decatur and ended their run of state championships. Meanwhile, Middletown was nestled in the 1A classification and battled South Carroll in the 1A finals, where they finished as runners-up. Reclassification granted Middletown a reprieve fro