Ballard wrestler Easton Enyeart wins district title

Junior qualifies for state tournament for third straight year

Published on Feb. 15, 2026

Ballard High School junior Easton Enyeart won the 132-pound title at the 2A District 1 wrestling tournament, qualifying for the state tournament for the third consecutive year.

Why it matters

Enyeart's district championship and third straight state tournament berth are a testament to his hard work and skill on the mat, and continue Ballard's strong wrestling tradition. The state tournament is the pinnacle of high school wrestling in Iowa, and Enyeart's repeat qualification puts him in elite company.

The details

At the 2A District 1 tournament, Enyeart defeated his opponents to claim the 132-pound title and secure his spot in the upcoming state tournament. This will be Enyeart's third straight appearance at state, where he will look to improve on his previous finishes and compete for a state championship.

  • Enyeart won the 132-pound district title on February 14, 2026.

The players

Easton Enyeart

A junior wrestler at Ballard High School who won the 132-pound title at the 2A District 1 tournament, qualifying for the state tournament for the third consecutive year.

Ballard High School

A public high school located in Ames, Iowa, known for its strong wrestling program.

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What they’re saying

“Winning the district title and qualifying for state for the third year in a row is a great accomplishment. I'm excited to compete at the state tournament again and see what I can achieve.”

— Easton Enyeart, Ballard High School wrestler (amestrib.com)

What’s next

Enyeart will compete at the Iowa high school state wrestling tournament, which is scheduled for February 20-22, 2026.

The takeaway

Easton Enyeart's district championship and third straight state tournament qualification solidify him as one of the top wrestlers in Iowa's 2A division. His continued success highlights Ballard High School's strong wrestling program and the dedication of its student-athletes.