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Marysville, Jonathan Alder wrestlers capture district titles
Freshmen Avery Riley and Reese Thomas win championships at Big Walnut High School
Mar. 10, 2026 at 7:58pm
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A pair of freshmen wrestlers, Avery Riley of Marysville and Reese Thomas of Jonathan Alder, won district championships over the weekend at the girls district tournament held at Big Walnut High School. Riley won the 100-pound division, while Thomas captured the 145-pound title.
Why it matters
The district tournament is a key step towards the state wrestling championships, and these victories by Riley and Thomas showcase the rising talent in the local high school wrestling programs.
The details
Riley and Thomas were two of several area wrestlers who competed in the district tournament. Riley, a Marysville freshman, earned the top spot in the 100-pound weight class, while Thomas, a freshman from Jonathan Alder, won the 145-pound division.
- The district tournament was held on Saturday and Sunday at Big Walnut High School.
The players
Avery Riley
A freshman wrestler for Marysville High School who won the 100-pound division at the district tournament.
Reese Thomas
A freshman wrestler for Jonathan Alder High School who won the 145-pound division at the district tournament.
What’s next
The state wrestling tournament is the next step for Riley and Thomas, where they will look to continue their successful seasons.
The takeaway
The strong performances by these freshman wrestlers highlight the bright futures of the Marysville and Jonathan Alder wrestling programs, as they develop young talent that can compete at the highest levels.
