Written by: Ryan Lance of Youth1.com

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One of the top preseason wrestling tournaments will kickoff this weekend as wrestlers from across the country will travel to Greensboro, North Carolina, to compete in the 2016 Super 32 Challenge. This tournament annually brings together some of the the top youth wrestlers in the country, and this year will be no different. 

Headlining this year's field of more than 440 wrestlers will be 10 wrestlers who finished the 2015-16 season ranked on the Flo Junior High Big Board. Although many wrestlers featured on the Big Board have moved on to compete in the high school portion of the event, we'll take a look at the remaining junior high wrestlers who will take their shot at winning the prestigious Super 32 championship belt. 

Wyatt Richter from Ohio will look to defend his Super 32 title this weekend as he'll compete in the 70-pound weight class. Last year, he won the 11-and-under 60-pound title. Another wrestler who will look to defend his title will be 80-pound Stevo Poulin from New York. Last year, Poulin won the 70-pound middle school title with a victory over Sheldon Seymour of X-Calibur. 



Ryan Crookham of Pennsylvania, who was ranked by FloWrestling as the No. 34 wrestler in the country, will look to win his second straight Super 32 championship this weekend. Last year, he defeated No. 45 Gary Steen in the title match. Steen is also competing in this year's event but is in a different division. Crookham will look to win the 90-pound title, while Steen will look to take the 95-pound belt. 

Vincent Zerban, ranked No. 24 by FloWrestling, will also be competing in the 95-pound weight class. Zerban took third at the Tulsa Nationals this past season and won the USA Wrestling Folkstyle National Championship in April. 



Two Junior High Big Board members will compete in the 100-pound division. No. 27 Maximo Renteria and No. 44 Caden McCrary will battle it out for the top spot. Renteria finished second in last year's event after he fell to eventual champion Richard Figueroa, 7-1. 

No. 23 Nic Bouzakis from Florida will try to win his first Super 32 championship in the 105-pound bracket. Wyatt Henson, who is ranked No. 49, is looking to improve upon his fourth-place finish from a season ago. Henson will be one of the favorites in the 112-pound weight class. 

Finally, Flo Tulsa National champion Tyson Moore will take a crack at winning his first Super 32 belt. The Missouri native is ranked No. 42 on the last edition of the Junior High Big Board, and he will be one of the favorites in the group that also features last year's bronze medalist, Victor Voinovich from Ohio.

Stay tuned to FloWrestling for LIVE streaming of Super 32 on Saturday, October 15 and Sunday, October 16.