All-Decade boys wrestling first team

Became one of just 32 four-time champions in Missouri wrestling history when he won the Class 4 title at 126 pounds as a senior in 2018. That followed titles at 106, 113 and 120. All-Metro wrestler of the year in 2018 helped lead CBC to its first team state championship that season. He was 30-0 as a senior and 141-11 in four seasons. Signed with Mizzou, now at Central Methodist.

Graduation year: 2019

A three-time state champion, Frankowski is serving in the U.S. Navy. As a Falcons junior, he showed tremendous class and sportsmanship when he raised the arm of an injured opponent after being awarded the championship via medical forfeit.

Graduation year: 2017

The area wrestler of the year in 2017, Hagan was a four-time finalist with a career record of 182-6. After losing in overtime to finish his first two high school seasons, he went 42-0 as a junior and 48-1 as a senior, winning back-to-back state titles. Earlier this year, he earned his first NCAA Tournament berth for Ohio University.

Graduation year: 2014

The area wrestler of the year in 2014, Hahn was a four-time champ who finished with a career record of 197-11. He won state titles at 135, 145, 152 and 160 and helped the Warriors to a pair of team championships. In college, he wrestled at the U.S. Naval Academy.

Graduation year: 2018

A four-time state champion, McAteer finished his career with a record of 191-10 and won Class 1 titles at 106, 113, 120 and 126. He recently completed his freshman season wrestling for the Army at West Point.

Graduation year: 2020

The 2020 wrestler of the year, Odom capped brilliant career by winning the Class 3A title at 160 pounds to cap 50-1 season and 193-11 career. Became only second state champ in Edwardsville history. Illinois recruit finished third as a freshman and sophomore and had junior season ended by concussion at state tournament.

Graduation year: 2019

The Post-Dispatch wrestler of the year in 2019, Orine finished third, first (113), first (120) and first (126) in his prep career, finishing with a 196-11 career record. He recently wrapped up his freshman season at North Carolina State, which has won the last two ACC titles.

Graduation year: 2020

A three-time time Class 4 state champion, Saunders elected to bypass his shot at a four-peat to spend time training at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The 145-pounder finished with a career record of 117-10 and has signed with Cornell.

Graduation year: 2018

A three-time Class 4 state champ who finished third as a freshman, Shannon spent a year at the Olympic Training Center and is now in the program at the University of Illinois. In high school, he started out as a 138-pounder and finished as a 182-pounder.

Graduation year: 2016

The 2016 wrestler of the year, Smith (193-11) won three Class 4 state titles and added a third-place finish. He earned an NCAA trip as a true freshman at Appalachian State, spent a season at Missouri and is competing at Lindenwood.

Graduation year: 2013

The 2013 wrestler of the year, Spraggins won the Class 3A title at 138 as a senior. He was second as a freshman and sophomore, fourth as a junior. Finished with a career record of 165-11. In college, he wrestled at Arizona State and McKendree.

Graduation year: 2019

The first from the Tigers’ powerful program to capture a state title, Surtin won at 113 in Class 3A as a junior in 2018. He placed fifth as a sophomore and was runner-up at 120 as a senior. With a career record of 184-16, he recently completed a redshirt season at the University of Missouri.

Graduation year: 2011

Won three consecutive state titles for the Spartans and went on to similar success in college, winning a junior college title in Iowa before becoming Lindenwood University’s first national champion in 2016. He’s the head coach at Central Methodist.

Graduation year: 2014

A three-time state champion who finished with a 168-8 record, Wingbermuehle won at 120 as a sophomore, 132 as a junior and 145 as a senior. Started college career at Oklahoma and finished at McKendree.