MGA qualifies 15 for State at SE Regional

Mojo Grappling Academy wrestlers shine at Oklahoma Kids Wrestling Association tournament

Published on Feb. 22, 2026

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The Mojo Grappling Academy (MGA) had an impressive showing at the Oklahoma Kids Wrestling Association (OKWA) Southeast Regional tournament, qualifying 15 athletes for the upcoming State Championships. Three MGA wrestlers captured regional titles, while five more finished as runners-up, highlighting the continued growth of youth wrestling in Okmulgee County.

Why it matters

The strong performance by MGA wrestlers reflects the dedication and hard work of the athletes, coaches, and families involved in the program, as well as the ongoing support from community sponsors. This success also signals the continued growth and popularity of youth wrestling in the region.

The details

At the regional tournament, MGA's regional champions included Maesa Brigge (6U Girls, 40 pounds), Tucker Nuckolls (8U, 105 pounds), and Anniyah Bear (10U Girls, 67 pounds). Five MGA wrestlers finished as runners-up: Raelynn Traweek (6U Girls, 52 pounds), Rikki Olsen (8U Girls, 54 pounds), Weston 'Gilly Ray' Gilroy (8U, 105 pounds), Colton 'Colt 45' Tecumseh (12U, 64 pounds), and Lillian Primeaux (15U Girls, 155 pounds). Additional placers for MGA included Huck Olsen (3rd, 10U, 67 pounds), Harper Tecumseh-Sands (3rd, 10U Girls, 95 pounds), Luke Olsen (3rd, 12U, 76 pounds), Mia Brigge (4th, 12U Girls, 80 pounds), Adria Brigge (4th, 12U Girls, 75 pounds), Kaden Decker (4th, 8U, 58 pounds), and Autumn Brigge (4th, 8U Girls, 62 pounds).

  • The OKWA Southeast Regional tournament was held on February 18, 2026.
  • The State Championships are scheduled for the coming weekend after the regional tournament.

The players

Mojo Grappling Academy

A youth wrestling program in Okmulgee County, Oklahoma that has seen continued growth and success in recent years.

Oklahoma Kids Wrestling Association (OKWA)

The governing body for youth wrestling competitions in the state of Oklahoma.

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What’s next

The qualifying MGA athletes will now turn their attention to the State Championships, where they will look to build on their regional success.

The takeaway

The impressive performance by the Mojo Grappling Academy wrestlers at the regional tournament highlights the growth and dedication of the youth wrestling program in Okmulgee County, and the continued support it receives from the local community.