Show what you’ve won.
Verified California results, scored by one open formula that treats every wrestler the same. Look up a wrestler free — their record, the medals they’ve earned, and a card built to post.
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132 lb · Boys
California · 2026–27
Top 3 free
Slater Hicks
Valencia
Jack Malinconico
Poway
Cael Humphrey
Sultana High Shcool
Everything there is to win
16 medals, and this is all of them. A leaderboard row only shows what a wrestler has already earned, which leaves the whole set invisible to everyone still working toward it. So here it is — the same chips the board draws, with the rule that earns each one.
These are the hard ones. Every wrestler also has 24 season milestones — a first win, pins, a win streak, placing at a tournament — which show up in their panel with how far along they are, before they're earned.
What you won
Earned on the mat, at the tournaments that end a season.
Fargo Champ
Won a national title at Fargo — 16U or Junior, freestyle or Greco
CIF State Champ
Won a CIF State title
- 2nd
CIF State 2nd
Placed top 8 at CIF State
CIF State Qualifier
Wrestled at CIF State
All-American
All-American — top 8 at Fargo, 16U or Junior, freestyle or Greco
Masters / Section Champ
Won a Masters or Section title
- 2nd
Masters / Section 2nd
Placed top 8 at Masters or Section
Divisional / Regional Champ
Won a Divisional or Regional title
- 2nd
Divisional / Regional 2nd
Placed top 8 at a Divisional or Regional
A medal from an earlier season stays with you, in grey:2ndState 2nd ’24
Where you stand
Your place on the board right now. It moves every week.
- #1
State #1
Best in the state
- #8
Top 8
Top 8 in the state
- #25
Top 25
Top 25 in the state
- #1
Section #1
Best in their section
The year you are having
Built across a whole season, not won at one tournament.
Beat a Top 5
Beat a top-5 wrestler
- 5
5 Notable Wins
Wins over placers and medalists
Undefeated
No losses, 3+ wins
Most wrestlers on the board hold none of these yet, and the board says so plainly rather than handing out something for showing up. What every row does carry is the distance: open a wrestler and the climb meter shows the exact rating gap to the next tier, counted in points already printed on the board.
How every medal is earnedRendered live · Slater Hicks · #1 at 132 boys
Made for the story
Open a wrestler, hit Share card, and you get a 1080 × 1920 PNG sized for an Instagram or Snapchat story — the medals, the record, the rank, and the season it came from. No account, nothing to crop, no watermark across the thing they earned.
Two layouts, and the second one is the point: the hardware for a wrestler with medals, the numbers for a wrestler still chasing the first one. A 9–6 freshman gets a card worth posting, because a real record is worth posting.
Open Slater’s recordThe same math for every wrestler
No coach votes, no reputation bonus, no pay-to-rank. Every rating comes from the same open formula, applied identically to a freshman on a small squad and a returning state champ — two wrestlers with the same résumé get the same number, every time. It is also why a medal on this board is worth posting: nobody voted it there.
See exactly how it worksWhat goes in
- Match resultWin or loss, on the mat
- Opponent strengthBeating better wrestlers counts more
- How you wonPin, tech, decision — weighted
What comes out
A rating, a rank, and the medals they earn
Every point of it traceable to the bouts that produced it.
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