Two Campbellsport Girls Wrestlers Advance to State

On Feb. 21, the Campbellsport boys wrestling team started their day with a first-round victory over Lakeside Lutheran 43-34 at the WIAA Team Wrestling Sectional at Kewaskum.
The Cougars lost to Pewaukee 46-23 in the second round and then were knocked out of the tournament by their longtime rival, Kewaskum, 58-20, to finish their day in the Sectional tournament.
Campbellsport’s Logan Knoeck and Gavin Pickering finished their day with perfect 3-0 records in their sectional matches on the day.
Girls Sectional at Beaver Dam
On Feb. 20, Emerson Wissink and Savannah Ksioszk advanced to the WIAA Girls State Tournament after Ksioszk won the sectional championship, with Wissink finishing in second place in their weight classes at the Beaver Dam Sectional.

Ksioszk (46-7) won her first two matches by pin and technical fall to advance to the sectional final to face the 11th-ranked wrestler in the state, whom Ksioszk had lost to earlier in the season, but won the final by a 3-1 decision to be the 132-pound sectional champion as a freshman.
“After a scoreless first period, Savannah got a reversal and rode her out,” said Head Coach Dan Heisdorf. “In the third period, Savannah added an escape to make it 3-0, and I knew Savannah wasn’t going to be denied in the final because she was very determined.”
Ksioszk received an eight-seed at the WIAA Girls State Wrestling Tournament in her 132-pound weight class for the Cougars.
“Representing the Campbellsport wrestling program means so much to me with so much history, hard work, and heart behind this team,” said Savannah Ksioszk. “Making it to state allows me to represent not just myself, but my coaches, teammates, and everyone who has helped build this program.”
Emerson Wissink(40-8) started the day with a win against a returning state qualifier by a pin in the second period, and got another pin against the 16th-ranked wrestler in the state by getting another win by pin to advance to the sectional final.
“I felt really good about Emersen’s chances after that win, but she lost by a pin in the final to qualify for state,” said Heisdorf. “Emersen is a great story with only being her second year of wrestling, she went from 22-27 last year to 40-8 this year.”
Wissink got the 13th seed in her 126-pound weight class at the WIAA Girls State Tournament at the Kohl Center starting on Feb. 26.
“I’m proud to represent our program by showing how hard we work, and I want to compete in a way that reflects the dedication and culture our team has built,” said Emersen Wissink. “I wouldn’t be here without my coaches, teammates, and especially my practice partner, Savannah, who has pushed me every day with how we worked hard for this together.”
“Mya Schraufnagel (32-13) had a great comeback in her match, coming back from 12-3 to win 17-14, showing some grit in that match,” said Heisdorf. “Mya finished in fourth after losing to two ranked wrestlers.”
“Irelyn (31-14) lost her first match by fall after she had 8-5 entering the third period,” said Heisdorf. “Mya and Irelyn had a really good year, and I am proud of both of them.”
Campbellsport has four boys and two girls wrestlers going to the WIAA State Wrestling tournament at the Kohl Center on Feb. 26-28.
Meet Summary
Saturday, Feb. 21
Campbellsport Boys Team Sectional at Kewaskum
First Round
Campbellsport 43 Lakeside Lutheran 34
113: Logan Knoeck won by Fall 0:40
120: Zayden Groll won by Technical Fall 16-1
126: Jacob Allickson won by Fall 0:25
132: Trayton Renderman lost by Major Decision 23-9
138: Gavin Pickering won by Fall 1:05
144: Aaron Engle lost by Fall 2:36
150: Aiden Ohms won by Fall 2:58
157: Erich Cappozzo won by Major Decision 19-8
165: Hudson McCarty won by Major Decision 13-4
175: Kahedyn Retzalff lost by Fall 1:55
190: Porter Klotz won by Fall 2:54
215: Zach Zimdahl lost by 2:55
285: Reed Scannell lost by Fall 1:40
Second Round
Pewaukee 46 Campbellsport 23
113: Logan Knoeck won by Fall 2:46
120: Zayden Groll lost by Fall 1:21
126: Jacob Allickson lost by Decision 3-0
132: Trayton Renderman lost by Fall 2:35
144: Gavin Pickering won by Technical Fall 16-1
150: Aaron Engle lost by Fall 1:38
157: Aiden Ohms lost by Decision 15-9
165: Erich Cappozzo lost by Major Decision 16-7
175: Hudson McCarty won by Fall 3:15
190: Porter Klotz lost by Fall 2:26
215: Zach Zimdahl lost by 1:22
285: Reed Scannell lost by Fall 1:40
Third Round
Kewaskum 58 Campbellsport 20
106: Declan Heimerman (Kew) won by Forfeit
113: Logan Knoeck over Porter Reis (Kew) by Fall 3:41
120: Tyler Fochs (Kew) over Zayden Groll by Fall 2:27
126: Jacob Allickson over Ryan Perales (Kew) by Fall 1:23
132: Trayton Renderman over Carter Heimerman (Kew) by Decision 8-5
138: Gavin Pickering over Wyatt Luedkte (Kew) by Technical Fall 15-0
144: Jack Brucker (Kew) over Aaron Engle by Fall 0:35
150: Ethan Immel (Kew) over Aiden Ohms by Technical Fall 19-4
157: Bradyen Loehr (Kew) over Erich Cappozzo by Fall 4:00
165: Bryston Scoles (Kew) over Kahedyn Retzalff by Fall 0:35
175: Kage Weseman (Kew) over Hudson McCarty by Fall 0:22
190: Xane Kleinke (Kew) over Porter Klotz by Technical Fall 16-0
215: Eli Ogi (Kew) over Zach Zimdahl by Fall 1:01
285: Conner Cernteno (Kew) over Reed Scannell by Fall 0:51
Friday, Feb. 20
Girls Sectional at Beaver Dam
107: Irelyn Woolheter, 0-1
126: Emeresn Wissink, 3-1 (2nd Place & State Qualifier)
132: Savannah Ksioszk, 3-0, (Sectional Champion & State Qualifier)
138: Mya Schraunagel, 1-2 (4th place)