2015-16 ALL-USA Wrestling Second and Third Teams

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By USA TODAY High School Sports | April 13, 2016 7:30 am ET

The 2015-16 American Family Insurance ALL-USA Wrestling Teams were selected by USA TODAY High School Sports based on performance and level of competition.

FIRST TEAM: Meet the ALL-USA First Team

COACH OF THE YEAR: Jeff Jordan, Graham (St. Paris, Ohio)

WRESTLER OF THE YEAR: Mark Hall, Apple Valley (Minn.)

Click the gallery bel0w to meet the ALL-USA Wrestling Second and Third Teams.

Joe Manchio School: Seneca (Tabernacle, N.J.) Weight Class: 106 Year: Sophomore College: Uncommitted Noteworthy: After winning his school’s first regional championship last season as a freshman, Manchio did one better this season by winning Seneca’s first state title. He finished 42-0 on the year. Photo: Sean M. Fitzgerald, Courier-Post

Danny Vega School: Ironwood Ridge (Oro Valley, Ariz.)Weight Class: 113 Year: Senior College: Uncommitted Noteworthy: Vega won his third consecutive Arizona Division I state title this season as part of a 39-0 campaign. He added a victory at the Reno Tournament of Champions and closed his career on a 116-match winning streak. Photo: Luci Vasquez

Justin Mejia School: Clovis (Calif.) Weight Class: 120 Year: Junior College: Iowa Noteworthy: Mejia won a third state championship in three years this season to keep the dream alive of becoming only the second California wrestler to go 4-for-4. After going 38-0 as a junior, Mejia boasts a career record of 130-1. Photo: John Sachs, TechFall

Daton Fix School: Charles Page (Sand Springs, Okla.) Weight Class: 126 Year: Junior College: Uncommitted Noteworthy: Fix mowed down the competition in Oklahoma this winter, going 48-0 and picking up his third Class 6A state championship. He moved to 121-0 in his prep career. Photo: Austin Bernard

Vito Arujau School: Syosset (N.Y.) Weight Class: 132 Year: Junior College: Cornell Noteworthy: Arujau snagged New York state championship No. 3 this winter to cap a 43-0 campaign. He extended his unbeaten streak to 134 matches and is now 178-1 in a career that began with a county championship and trip to state as an eighth-grader. Photo: Michael Murtha

Luke Pletcher School: Greater Latrobe (Latrobe, Pa.) Weight Class: 138 Year: Senior College: Ohio State Noteworthy: Pletcher bounced back from a heartbreaking state final loss as a junior to win his third Pennsylvania Class AAA title this season. He added a fourth consecutive title at the in-state Powerade Tournament and went 43-1 on the year to finish with a career record of 166-5.Photo: Sean Simmers, PennLive.com via AP

Cameron Coy (right) School: Penn-Trafford (Harrison City, Pa.) Weight Class: 145 Year: Junior College: Virginia Noteworthy: Coy earned state championship No. 3 this winter, going 37-0 en route to the Pennsylvania Class AAA crown. He also captured the Powerade Tournament in his home state. Photo: Mark Pynes, PennLive.com via AP

Hayden Hidlay School: Mifflin County (Lewistown, Pa.) Weight Class: 152 Year: Senior College: N.C. State Noteworthy: Hidlay has won multiple national titles in his career, but it wasn’t until his senior season that he tasted state glory. Hidlay coasted to the Pennsylvania Class AAA championship this year after taking third as a junior and sixth as a sophomore. He finished his prep career 149-15.Photo: Mark Pynes, PennLive.com via AP

Jake Wentzel School: South Park (Pa.) Weight Class: 160 Year: Senior College: Pittsburgh Noteworthy: Wentzel lost twice as a sophomore and once as a junior, and he kept that progression going as a senior by posting a perfect 42-0 campaign. He won the Powerade Tournament in his home state early in the season and capped things off by storming to a Pennsylvania Class AA state title without surrendering a point in four matches. Photo: Marc Billett, Tri-State Sports & News Service

Alex Marinelli School: Graham (St. Paris, Ohio) Weight Class: 170 Year: Senior College: Iowa Noteworthy: Marinelli kicked off his senior year by winning the 160-pound title at Ironman in his home state and then moved up to 170 pounds where he claimed his fourth Ohio Division II championship. He finished his career on a 133-match winning streak and posted a 200-4 mark for his career, becoming the 11th Ohio wrestler to reach 200 victories. Photo: Graham High School

Nick Reenan School: Wyoming Seminary (Kingston, Pa.) Weight Class: 182 Year: Senior College: Northwestern Noteworthy: Reenan’s high school career ended on a sour note, but there’s no denying his spot among the nation’s elite. After wrestling all season at 182 pounds and winning the Super 32 in North Carolina and Ironman in Ohio, Reenan wrestled up at 195 pounds at Prep Nationals and lost a 3-2 match to Blair Academy All-American Chase Singletary. Photo: Vincent Carchietta, USA TODAY Sports

Ben Darmstadt School: Elyria (Ohio) Weight Class: 195 Year: Senior College: Cornell Noteworthy: Darmstadt blitzed his way through the Ohio Division I state tournament to pick up his second career crown. He finished the season 49-1, including a five-match run to the prestigious Beast of the East championship in Delaware. Photo: Lifetouch Photography

Matt Stencel School: Clay (Oregon, Ohio) Weight Class: 220 Year: Senior College: Central Michigan Noteworthy: Stencel went out on top as a senior, posting a second straight 45-1 season and winning his second state crown. He also came away triumphant at Ohio’s Ironman earlier in the year by going 5-0 with all five victories by pin. Photo: Richard Wagner

Shawn Streck School: Merrillville (Ind.) Weight Class: Heavyweight Year: Senior College: Purdue Noteworthy: After going 46-0 as a junior, Streck posted a 49-0 mark this winter en route to a second consecutive Indiana state title. He will pull double duty in college, as he plans to wrestle and play football for the Boilermakers. Photo: Merrillville High School

Dylan D'Emilio School: Genoa (Ohio), Weight class: 106 Year: Freshman College: Uncommitted Photo: Genoa Area High School

Sebastian Rivera School: Christian Brothers (Lincroft, N.J.) Weight class: 113 Year: Senior College: Northwestern Photo: Larry Levanti, CBA Athletics

Roman Bravo-Young School: Sunnyside (Tucson, Ariz.) Weight class: 120 Year: Sophomore College: Uncommitteed Photo: Jessie Wardarski, AZCentral

Jack Mueller School: Trinity Christian (Addison, Texas) Weight class: 126 Year: Senior College: Virginia Photo: Trinity Christian Wrestling

Rudy Yates School: Carl Sandburg (Orland Park, Ill.) Weight class: 132 Year: Senior College: Northern Iowa Photo: VIP Photography

Micky Phillippi School: Derry Area (Derry, Pa.) Weight class: 138 Year: Senior College: Virginia Photo: Derry Area High School

Carter Happel (top) School: Lisbon (Iowa) Weight class: 145 Year: Senior College: Iowa Photo: Carolyn Kilburg, C & J Studio

Evan Wick High School: San Marino (Calif.) Weight class: 152 Year: Senior College: Wisconsin

Wyatt Sheets School: Stilwell (Okla.) Weight class: 160 Year: Senior College: Oklahoma State Photo: Chris Barbee

Brandon Dallavia School: Blair Academy (Blairstown, N.J.) Weight class: 170 Year: Senior College: Stanford Photo: Vincent Carchietta, USA TODAY Sports

Jacob Warner (left) School: Washington (Ill.) Weight class: 182 Year: Junior College: Uncommitted Photo: Christy Delaware

Sam Colbray School: Hermiston (Ore.) Weight class: 195 Year: Senior College: Iowa State Photo: Hermiston High School

Cohlton Schultz (left) School: Ponderosa (Parker, Colo.) Weight class: 220 Year: Freshman College: Uncommitted Photo: Christy Schultz

Kameron Teacher School: Central Crossing (Grove City, Ohio) Weight class: Heavyweight Year: Senior College: Uncommitted Photo: Ally Gruen

LOOKBACK: 2015-16 ALL-USA Preseason Team

ONE YEAR AGO: 2014-15 ALL-USA Wrestling Team

AFI, Alex Marinelli, ALL-USA Wrestling, American Family Insurance, ben darmstadt, cameron coy, Danny Vega, Daton Fix, Hayden Hidlay, jake wentzel, Joe Manchio, justin mejia, luke pletcher, matt stencel, Nick Reenan, shawn streck, vito arujau, wrestling, ALL-USA

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