Here are the Topeka-area wrestlers heading to declare this week.

The state tournament season for high school winter sports in Kansas continues.

Swimming concluded on the weekend and the state championships in wrestling are held Wednesday through Saturday in Park City, Salina and Hays.

To watch the action from home, you can see state wrestling tournaments at the National Federation of State High School Associations

If you plan on watching it live, here’s what you need to know.

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Locations, dates and more for state wrestling tournaments for girls and boys

Girls

The women’s state championships will take place on Wednesday and Thursday.

On Wednesday, the gates of both venues will open at 8:45 with the first shift starting at 10:00 Thursday, the gates will open at 7:45 with the fifth shift starting at 9:00

Classes 4-1A will compete at Tony’s Pizza Events Center in Salina, 800 The Midway, Salina, 67401.

General admission tickets are $11 and can be purchased with cash or credit card. Tickets can be purchased at the venue or digitally on the Tony’s Pizza Events Center website.

Grades 6-5A will compete at Hartman Arena in Park City, 8151 N. Hartman Arena Drive, Park City, 67147.

General admission tickets are $12 and can be purchased with cash or credit card. Tickets can be purchased at the venue or digitally on the Hartman Arena website.

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Boys

The men’s state championships will take place on Friday and Saturday.

Grades 3-1A will compete at Fort Hays State University Gross Memorial Coliseum, US-183 Bypass, Hays, 67601.

General admission tickets are $10 and can be purchased with cash or credit card. Tickets can be purchased on site or digitally.

Friday gates will open at 8.15am with first shift commencing at 10am and Saturday gates will open at 7.45am with fifth shift commencing at 9am

Class 4A will compete at Tony’s Pizza Events Center in Salina, 800 The Midway, Salina, 67401.

General admission tickets are $11 and can be purchased with cash or credit card. Tickets can be purchased at the venue or digitally on the Tony’s Pizza Events Center website.

Friday gates will open at 8.45am with first shift commencing at 10am Saturday gates will open at 7.45am with fifth shift commencing at 9am

Grades 6-5A will compete at Hartman Arena in Park City, 8151 N. Hartman Arena Drive, Park City, 67147.

General admission tickets are $12 and can be purchased with cash or credit card. Tickets can be purchased at the venue or digitally on the Hartman Arena website.

Friday gates will open at 8.45am with first shift commencing at 10am Saturday gates will open at 7.45am with fifth shift commencing at 9am

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Topeka area teams and athletes competing at state

Girls

The top four wrestlers in each weight class at the regional tournaments qualified for state.

Shawnee Heights and Washburn Rural won regional titles, each qualifying 10 wrestlers.

They will be joined by Seaman (8), Rossville (4), Highland Park (2) Topeka West (2), Hayden (1), Silver Lake (1), and Topeka High (1) as Topeka area schools to be sent wrestlers to declare.

That’s who goes.

Hayden

100 Pounds: Elaina Wolff (23-10)

Plateau Park

105 lbs: Kimberly Rodriguez (9-3)
170 lbs: Kylisha James (27-11)

rossville

115 lbs: Keera Lacock (30-1), won regional title
120 lbs: Kendra Hurla (23-1), won regional title
145 lbs: Reagan Wonnell (31-7)
155 lbs: Hailey Horton (28-6)

Silver Lake

110 lbs: Karley Holmes (20-13)

Topeka High School

140 lbs: Marilena Zuniga (30-8)

Western Topeka

105 lbs: Nephtali Lenth (19-18)
235 lbs: Tristyn Johnson (27-4)

Sailor Man

100 lbs: Ellie Ayres (23-17)
110 lbs: Taylie Heston (27-5), won regional title
115 lbs: Natalie Smith (25-5)
120lbs: Makenna Stuke (16-9)
125 lbs: Madison Murray (33-5), won regional title
130 lbs: Koti Best (32-5), won regional title
140 lbs: Kaidence Heston (26-9), won regional title
190 lbs: Abagail Soppe (13-18)

Shawnee Heights

100 lbs: Connie Burns (22-4)
105 lbs: Emberlynn Phillips (5-15)
110lbs: Odessa Schmidt (23-10)
125 lbs: Reece Taylor (21-9)
130 lbs: Isabel Reyes (28-9)
135 lbs: Madison Freeland (29-6)
140lbs: Hannah Sixkiller (9-13)
145 lbs: McKenna Haltom (25-6)
155 lbs: Cianna Graves (16-5)
190 lbs: Lilly Blair (19-9), won regional title

Rural Washburn

100 Pounds: Molly Spader (32-5)
105 lbs: Kristin Rezac (31-5), won regional title
115 lbs: Maddy Blow (27-12)
120lbs: Annie Gallegos (33-12)
125 lbs: Addison Broxterman (40-3), won regional title
130 lbs: Laiken Clark (35-7), won regional title
135 lbs: Alexis Fredrickson (35-9)
145 lbs: Madison Davison (23-12), won regional title
155 lbs: Ashley Schwarz (28-10)
235 lbs: Sophia Ross (25-9), won regional title

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Boys

For the 6-5A class, wrestlers who finished in the top eight in each weight class qualified while the top four in 4-1A will go to state.

Seaman will send 10 wrestlers to the state followed by Shawnee Heights (8), Washburn Rural (8), Silver Lake (5), Rossville (4), Topeka High (3), Hayden (2) and Highland Park (1).

That’s who goes.

Hayden