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By Michael Kinney OKLAHOMA CITY - When Class 6A No. 1 Stillwater and No. 2 Edmond North faced off last month in the inaugural National Wrestling Hall of Fame
Brayden Thompson, the top-ranked 182-pounder in the country, has decided to compete at Stillwater High School for his final semester of high school.
Anthony Ferrari was pacing. Waiting for his wrestling match against Mustang’s John Wiley, the Stillwater junior was wearing a black and gold “Italian Stallion” robe as he walked up and down the ramp leading up to the floor at State Fair Arena. Ferrari was focused, and the junior Oklahoma State commit was clearly ready when the 160-pound finals began at the Class 6A state tournament. Ferrari went on to pin Wiley, a junior OU commit, after an action-packed 5 minutes and 20 seconds. Although it was Stillwater’s final victory of the night, the ...