Field senior running back Patrick Boggs will college football at Tiffin, Field football coach Patrick Youel said Wednesday.

Below are the results from the finals of the 74th state wrestling championships at Value City Arena in Columbus (local athletes are in bold). For complete results from the state tournaments, click here:

DIVISION I

103: Brandon Thompson, Solon dec. David Bavery, Perry 2-0
112: George DiCamillo, Cle. St. Ignatius dec. Edgar Bright, Lakewood St. Edward 3-1 SV
119: Dean Heil, Lakewood St. Edward dec. Max Byrd, Cin. LaSalle 7-2
125: Joey Ward, Cin. Arch. Moeller dec. Kagan Squire, Wadsworth 2-1 TB
130: Anthony Collica, Solon dec. Mike Carlone, Mayfield Vill. Mayfield 7-6
135: Cody Shivener, Springboro maj. dec. Ruben Burrows, Canton McKinley 16-6
140: Zach Dailey, Perry maj. dec. Nate Ball, Wadsworth 11-2
145: Chase Delande, Hilliard Davidson dec. Tanner Lemon, Perry 9-4
152: Mark Martin, Lakewood St. Edward dec. Teddy Hammer, Medina 8-4
160: Domenic Abounader, Lakewood St. Edward dec. Sheldon Brandenburg, Wadsworth 5-1
171: Michael Baker, Twinsburg dec. Ian Korb, Cin. Elder 3-1SV
189: Sam Wheeler, Copley dec. Kevin Hyland, Cin. Elder 1-0
215: Nick Tavanello, Wadsworth dec. Ty Walz, Lakewood St. Edward 5-2
285: Kyle Rose, Centerville dec. Greg Kuhar, Lakewood St. Edward 3-2

DIVISION II

103: Mike Rix, St. Vincent-St. Mary dec. Cody Burcher, Uhrichsville Claymont 1-0
112: Ryan Taylor, St. Paris Graham Local dec. Cory Stainbrook, Walsh Jesuit 6-3
119: Micah Jordan, St. Paris Graham Local dec. Calvin Campbell, Lexington 9-6
125: Tyler Hackworth, Oak Harbor dec. Robby Reed, Canfield 2-0
130: Johnni DiJulius, Walsh Jesuit pin Alex Benedict, Canfield 3:19
135: Nate Skonieczny, Walsh Jesuit dec. Case Garrison, St. Paris Graham Lo 3-1 SV
140: Nick Brascetta, St. Paris Graham Local dec. T.J. Fox, Field 9-4
145: Bo Jordan, St. Paris Graham Local pin Zane Zeman, Avon 3:24
152: Matt Stephens, St. Paris Graham Local dec. Ian Miller, Oak Harbor 2-0 SV
160: Isaac Jordan, St. Paris Graham Local dec. Konner Witt, Oak Harbor 5-3SV
171: Cody Ryba, Crestwood dec. Jake Cramer, Oak Harbor 5-4
189: Chaz Gresham, Goshen dec. Huston Evans, St. Paris Graham Local 5-2
215: Travis McIntosh, Wash. C.H. Miami Trace dec. Logan Erb, Wapakoneta 4-2TB
285: Riley Shaw, Wash. C.H. Washington dec. Trevor Strickland, Clyde 4-1

DIVISION III

103: Nathan Tomasello, CVCA dec. Aaron Assad, Bedford St. Peter Chanel 7-4
112: Jacob Danishek, Day. Christian dec. Cody Steiner, Waynesville 11-9
119: Tyler Heminger, Galion Northmor pin Nick Goebel, Bloomdale Elmwood 2:23
125: Stephen Myers, Reading dec. Jeremy Border, Caldwell 10-4
130: Johnny Matacic, N. Jackson Jackson-Milton dec. Alex Carroll, Galion Northmor 8-2
135: Hunter Stieber, Monroeville pin Tyler Majoy, Milan Edison 1:00
140: Cam Tessari, Monroeville dec. Shane Brown, Manchester 11-4
145: Kyle Burns, Milan Edison dec. Dan Orrill, Bedford St. Peter Chanel 5-4
152: Felipe Martinez, Genoa Area dec. Dominic Prezzia, St. Clairsville 9-5SV
160: Cody Walters, Bedford St. Peter Chanel dec. Xavier Dye, Hamler Patrick Henry 1-0
171: Chris Phillips, Monroeville maj. dec. B.J. Toal, Troy Christian 16-7
189: Alex Utley, CVCA dec. Kurt Schaefer, Northwestern 6-0
215: Ethan Hayes, New Lebanon Dixie pin Kennedy Smith, Bedford St. Peter Chanel 5:31
285: Mimmo Lytle, Swanton dec. Clint Endicott, Ashland Crestview 6-0

Friday’s Games (all take place at 7:30 p.m.)

Division II, Region V

Kent Roosevelt at Tallmadge

Warren Howland at Copley

Aurora at Ashland

Division II, Region VII

Columbus St. Charles at Lake

Division IV, Region XIII

Perry at Manchester

Garrettsville at Chagrin Falls

Division IV, Region XIIII

Triway at Orrville

Division VI, Region XXI

Dalton at Bucyrus Wynford

New Washington Buckeye Central at Mogadore

Saturday’s Games (all take place at 7 p.m.)

Division I, Region II

Medina at Canton McKinley

Massillon at Toledo Whitmer

Twinsburg at Sylvania Southview

Division III, Region IX

St. Vincent-St. Mary at Hubbard

Youngstown Cardinal Mooney at Field

Poland Seminary at Buchtel

Division III, Region XI

Minerva at Marlington

Division V, Region XVII

Norwayne at Crestview

Division V, Region XVIII

Hillsdale at Collins Western Reserve

The Portage Trail Conference Metro Division has come down to a showdown with Ravenna at Field, both with records of 6-2 overall and 5-0 in the division at 7 Friday night.

The other big element of this contest is playoff position. The Field Falcons  is third in the Division III, Region 9 controlling their own destiny according to joeeitel.com website behind Cardinal Mooney and Parma Padua.

Now a little irony. Keeping in mind the top eight teams in each region qualify for the post season, here is an example of the flukes of the system. Though the Ravens defeated Kent Roosevelt 28-14 two weeks ago, Ravenna is the No. 11 in the region and the Rough Riders are No. 7.  

The simple explanation is that Kent has beaten teams with better records. So Ravenna desperately needs this win to have a shot at post season. 

As for the theme off the game, it is simply this from each team’s offense – defense, try and stop us. Both teams have dynamic offenses that can score, mostly from their running games.

Ravenna runs the spread using running backs D. J. Jones well – 1, 179 yards, 8.2 per carry and 11 touchdowns and third best rusher in terms of yardage in Beacon Journal area  - as well as Stephen Wilmington – 584 yards, 7.4 yards per carry and 10 TDs. Quarterback Brandon Holt doesn’t run often  but frankly he is a great ball-handler and his fakes and execution make him invaluable.

There is no secret that the Falcons are built on the legs of one of the best, if not the best, runner in school history in junior running back Patrick Boggs, who leads the area with 1,506 yards and 19 touchdowns with a 7.6 yards per carry average. And do not underestimate the avility of quarterback Jay Wilson.

Division I, Region II

Massillon, Twinsburg and Canton McKinley currently have a hold on the playoffs with two games left to go.

Medina and Perry sit just outside at numbers nine and 10 respectively.

Division II, Region V

Copley, Tallmadge and Kent Roosevelt have spots in the top eight slots with a showdown between Copley and Tallmadge looming Friday at Copley.

Walsh Jesuit is on the outside looking in at the ninth spot as of right now.

Division II, Region VII

Lake currently has a hold on the No. 4 position for the playoffs, but controls their own destiny.

Division III, Region IX

Field (6-2) faces 6-2 Ravenna this Friday in a big match up for computer points.

Buchtel’s situation is simple:  they have a big game against 7-1 Toledo Central Catholic coming up this Friday.  Beat them and there is a substantial amount of computer points to be won. 

St. Vincent-St. Mary remains in line for the playoffs at the No. 6 spot, but you have to suspect that they must win out against University School and Youngstown Ursuline to remain in their current position.

Division IV, Region 13

Undefeated Manchester currently has a lock on a playoff spot. Canton Central Catholic, currently at No. 10 has a shot of getting in.

Division VI, Region 21

According to this post, Mogadore has already clinched a first round playoff home game. They sit atop computer rankings in this region.

This is not a glamorous game on paper in terms of the Portage Trail Conference Metro Division.

However, this game means a lot to the Rough Riders (5-2, 2-2). Long-time coach John Nemec seeks his 200th career victory.

Despite being 5-2, the Rough Riders need to win out to have a chance of reaching the post season playoffs and right now in the ninth spot in Division II, Region 5. Kent is one spot out of the playoffs, with Walsh Jesuit one spot ahead and ironically Ravenna, who just defeated the Rough Rider 28-14 a week ago, one spot behind them inn 10th, Division II is brutal wsih so mamy good teams fighing for the precious eight slots.

Kent quarterback Evan Shimensky ran well, but struggled mightily trying to pass in the second half against the Ravens. He needs to rebound and frankly the Rough Riders need to get the ball to Shakeel Howard more often than he did against the Ravens. 

The Spartans (2-5, 1-3) have been snake-bitten at times. Two weeks ago, the Spartans lost 35-34 on a missed extra point to division co-leader Field. Their defense needs to step up in this game, especially if Springfield want to finish at .500 for the season overall.

Dillon Mathews is an explosive rnning back. The junior had a 90-yard run at Field and when he is in the open field you can count on him scoring a touchdown – one of the best in the area, period.

Div. I, Region 2

Massillon, Canton McKinley and Perry currently reside in the elite eight with Medina at No. 9

Div. II, Region 5

Copley and Tallmadge continue to hold spots, the big mover is Walsh Jesuit who make it in at No. 8 primarily because of their win over St. Vincent-St. Mary.  Kent Roosevelt and Ravenna still have shots.

Div. III, Region 9

Field, St. V-M, Buchtel are in the top eight.  It’s apparent the Irish’s loss to Walsh didn’t hurt them too much.  Southeast and Streetsboro still have a shot.

Div. IV, Region 13

Manchester and Canton Central Catholic would be in if the season ended today.

Div. VI, Region 21

Mogadore comes in at the top spot

Div. I, Region 2

Twinsburg, Perry, Massillon, Canton McKinley currently reside in the top eight in the region.  Medina and Hoover are within striking distance.

Div. II, Region 5

Copley, Tallmadge, Ashland and Kent Roosevelt make the great eight with Walsh Jesuit an No. 9 and facing a big game against St. Vincent-St. Mary this week.

Div. III, Region 9

Field, St. Vincent-St. Mary and Buchtel are in the top eight with Streetsboro, Southeast and Hoban within striking distance.

Div. III, Region 11

Marlington is in the top eight with Alliance outside looking in.

Div. IV, Region 13

Manchester, Canton Central Catholic rank in the top eight right now.

Div. IV, Region 14

As of today, Orrville ranks.

Div. VI, Region 21

As of now Mogadore is in.

Division II

Copley remains at the No. 9 spot for another week, the only area team in the Top 10. 

Division III

Marlington moves up three notches to No. 4 while St. Vincent-St. Mary and Field are in the next batch.

Division IV

Manchester remains at No. 3 with Orrvile outside the Top 10, but receiving votes.

Division VI

Mogadore is the highest ranked area school at No. 4, up three slots from last week.

Junior quarterback, Mark Zimmerman, Green – 323 yards passing and two touchdowns.

Senior quarterback Jon Robinson, Woodridge – 165 yards on the ground, including an 88-yard run and 105 yards passing in a loss against Streetsboro.

Junior running back, Patrick Boggs, Field – 228 yards and three touchdowns.

Senior running back Jay Wilson, Field – 162 yards and a touchdown.

Sophomore running back, Aregeros Turner –  Copley – 142 yards and two touchdowns including a 55-yard run.

Junior running back, Aaron Male, Ellet – Four receptions for 112 yards, 76 yards rushing and four touchdowns, including a punt return for 55 yards.

Senior receiver, Steve Magic, Streetsboro – Four receptions for 130 yards and three touchdowns.

Junior running back, Tyrin Williams, Tallmadge – 137 yards and a touchdown.