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We are celebrating the 65th year of Pius X Wrestling!

2023-2024 Boys Wrestling Season Summary

• 5-3 Team Dual Record

• 13th Place Class A State Team Finish

• 1st State 175 lbs: Joe Andreasen (Smith-Prep)

• 3rd State 190 lbs: Sam Andres

• District Champion: Sam Andres

• District 2nd Place: Joe Andreasen

• HAC All-Conference:
       Joe Andreasen (175)
       Sam Andres (190)

• HAC Academic All-Conference:
       Joe Andreasen
       Brayden Armagost
       Zach Faust
       Alex Fiala
       George Ivanov
       David Krier
       Jake Nelson

•  NCPA Academic All-State: Zach Faust, George Ivanov

Congratulations to our 2024 State Qualifiers / Medalists Sam Andres 3rd (3 time placer at State) and Joe Andreasen State Champion

2023-2024 Lincoln Pius X Wrestling Schedule

2022-2023 Season

Congratulations to Sam Andres and George Ivanov for
qualifying and competing in the NSAA State Wrestling

George went 0-2 and Sam went 4-2 and placed 5th

2021-22 Wrestling Club

2021-22 All City Wrestling

152: Luke Andres, Pius X, sr., 33-7, 3rd/A.

170: Sam Andres, Pius X, so., 37-5, 4th/A.

220: Matt Bohy, Pius X, jr., 33-9, 4th/A.

Congratulations 2021 - 2022 State Medalists
Luke Andres, Sam Andres, & Matt Bohy!

The Bolts qualified nine wrestlers for the NSAA State Wrestling Championships!

106 lbs – George Ivanov
Championship Round 1 – defeated Millard North 8-2
Championship Quarter-Finals – lost to Papillion-LaVista 0-12
Consolation Round 2 – defeated Kearney 9-7
Consolation Round 3 – lost to Omaha Bryan 6-16 – no longer in medal contention

113 lbs – Brayden Reiber
Championship Round 1 – to Omaha Central by pin
Consolation Round 1 – lost to Lincoln East by pin – no longer in medal contention

152 lbs – Luke Andres
Championship Round 1 – defeated Columbus 16-0
Championship Quarter-Finals – lost to Millard South 2-7
Consolation Round 2 – defeated Millard West by pin
Consolation Round 3 – defeated North Platte 15-0
Consolation Semifinal – defeated Norfolk by pin
3rd/4th Place Match – defeated Omaha Bryan by pin…finished in 3rd Place in Class A at 152 lbs!!!

160 lbs – Will Martin
Championship Round 1 – lost to Kearney by pin
Consolation Round 1 – lost to Millard North 0-8 – no longer in medal contention

170 lbs – Sam Andres
Championship Round 1 – defeated Creighton Prep by pin
Championship Quarter-Finals – defeated Papillion-LaVista by pin
Championship Semi-Finals – lost to Millard South by pin
Consolation Semifinal – defeated Creighton Prep by pin
3rd/4th Place Match – lost to Columbus 0-8…finished in 4th Place in Class A at 170 lbs!!!

182 lbs – Joe Andreasen
Championship Round 1 – defeated Kearney by pin
Championship Quarter-Finals – lost to Millard West 5-10
Consolation Round 2 – defeated Columbus 13-0
Consolation Round 3 – lost to Papillion-LaVista South 2-3 – no longer in medal contention

195 lbs – Ben Andreasen
Championship Round 1 – defeated Lincoln Southwest 6-4
Championship Quarter-Finals – lost to Lincoln Southeast 2-6
Consolation Round 2 – lost to Elkhorn South by pin – no longer in medal contention

220 lbs – Matt Bohy
Championship Round 1 – defeated Lincoln North Star by pin
Championship Quarter-Finals – lost to Omaha Westside by pin
Consolation Round 2 – defeated Lincoln Southeast by pin
Consolation Round 3 – defeated Lincoln High 10-0
Consolation Semifinal – defeated Millard North 8-3
3rd/4th Place Match – lost to Millard South 5-9…finished in 4th Place in Class A at 220 lbs!!!

285 lbs – Hector Mora
Championship Round 1 – lost to Omaha Central 0-4
Consolation Round 1 – defeated Creighton Prep by pin
Consolation Round 2 – lost to Omaha Westside 0-9 – no longer in medal contention


Congrats to the Pius X Wresting team and coaching staff on an outstanding season!
Also congrats to the Bolts’ three state medalists…Luke Andres, Sam Andres & Matt Bohy!!
Pius X finished 9th in the Class A team standings!!

NSAA Class A District 2 Results for Lincoln Pius X placed 4th
Qualified 9 to State (highlighted in yellow below)

106 George Ivanov (23-10) placed 2nd and scored 18.0 team points.
113 Brayden Reiber (3-8) placed 4th and scored 8.0 team points.
120 Elijah Scodoris (5-20) place is unknown and scored 3.0 team points.
126 Javier Gomez (2-11) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.
132 Cade Scott (6-19) place is unknown and scored 4.0 team points.
138 Brayden Armagost (1-8) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.
145 Cole Schulzkump (19-17) place is unknown and scored 3.0 team points.
152 Luke Andres (28-6) placed 2nd and scored 16.5 team points.
160 Will Martin (23-18) placed 4th and scored 8.0 team points.
170 Sam Andres (34-3) placed 1st and scored 22.0 team points.
182 Joe Andreasen (25-6) placed 1st and scored 18.0 team points.
195 Ben Andreasen (18-9) placed 2nd and scored 18.0 team points.
220 Matt Bohy (29-7) placed 2nd and scored 16.0 team points.
285 Hector Mora (20-8) placed 4th and scored 9.0 team points.

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