The Journeymen Fall Classic proves itself annually to be one of the top preseason events on the high school calendar. With that in mind, let's take a look at some of the best wrestlers to compete in New York over the past four years.

2012

Before he became a (two-time) world champ, Yianni Diakomihalis was just another kid in Willie Saylor's rankings. We all know how to pronounce his name now.

2013

In a few months, Nick Piccininni will be making his debut as the starting 125 for Oklahoma State. Before that though, he was a high school stud in New York.



Kevin Jack is now a star for North Carolina State, but the Wolfpack All-American was once an unheralded recruit coming out of Connecticut.

2014

We just saw Journeymen alum Kurt McHenry win a cadet world title. Here is a match from his eighth-grade year.



Jacori Teemer is now a Fargo cadet champ, although at a little bit bigger weight than when we first saw him at Journeymen.

2015

This was the one people were waiting on, and Vitali Arujau came out on top over Nick Suriano.



Hayden Hidlay vs. Mason Manville was one of the best rivalries of 2015, and one of their matches happened at Journeymen.



Sammy Sasso locked up Corey Shie early last year.