Old Mill junior Ron Vaughters, who won a state title last year in the 135-pound class, is wrestling at 145 this season and reached the career 100-match win mark last weekend. The accomplishment is rare among public school wrestlers, whose competition is limited, and even rarer for a junior.

"Kids who get 100 wins in the public schools are usually barely over 100 at the end of their senior years," Old Mill coach Dan Youngblood said. "He's still got 20 matches left to go this year and could have 125 by the time he's through."

Archbishop Spalding junior Kvaunte Smith, a second-team All-Metro selection last season, moved up from 171 to 189 and also earned his 100th career win.

- Sandra McKee