Next up · Sunday, November 1
Rootstown Rover Rumble Fall Open
Rootstown High School · 4190 OH-44, Rootstown, OH
Weigh-in times by division are on the flyer
Youth wrestling tournaments across Ohio & Pennsylvania · 2026–27 season
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From a first-ever match to the state championship podium, OhioQuest has been part of Ohio wrestling for 20 years and more than 1,000 tournaments. On-time starts, fast-moving brackets and fair matches at every level.
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1,000+tournaments run
20 yearsrunning Ohio youth opens
90 mintypical bracket, start to finish
On timeposted start times, every event
Updated every week
Previews & recaps
Before each event we preview the field. After it, we recap the standouts, series leaders, returning state champs and team standings.
Event preview · The Wooster Fall Open · Sunday, Nov. 8, 2026
State Champions Stack the Field at Wooster
WOOSTER, Ohio — Brackets are set for Sunday's Wooster Fall Open at Wooster High School, with about 150 wrestlers entered across 44 brackets. Seven past OhioQuest state champions are in the field, including reigning champions Jameson Bailey, Carter Morris, Conor Styles and Willow Hale.
Jameson Bailey, Highland (Open 12U Group 3). Bailey is the reigning state champion at 80 pounds and a member of the OhioQuest Hall of Fame. He is the top name in an eight-man bracket.
Event preview · The Madison DQ® Open · Sunday, Nov. 8, 2026
Edwards Jr., Three-Time State Champ Osborne Headline Madison
MADISON, Ohio — Brackets are set for Sunday's Madison DQ Open at Madison High School. Nearly 250 wrestlers from about 60 clubs are entered across 65 brackets. The field includes the OhioQuest Series wins leader, seven fall champions in the Open 10U division alone, and a three-time girls state champion.
Justin Edwards Jr., Bad Karma (Open 10U Group 3). Edwards leads the entire circuit with 29 wins. He has won five brackets this fall, including two at Canfield on Saturday.
Tournament recap · The Canfield Fall Open · Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026
Host Canfield Takes Team Title as Edwards Jr. Rolls
CANFIELD, Ohio (Nov. 7) — Canfield defended its home mats at the Canfield Fall Open on Saturday. The host club put 21 wrestlers on the podium, the most of any team, and won the team title with 205.5 points. Beaver Local finished second with 152.5 and United Little Eagles third with 128.5 in a field of 83 teams.
The headliner was again Bad Karma's Justin Edwards Jr. He went 8-0 with five pins to win two Open 10U brackets, his fourth and fifth bracket titles of the season.
Tournament recap · The Columbus Cardinal Fall Open · Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026
Eagle Wrestling Club Soars to Columbus Title With 11 Champions
COLUMBUS, Ohio (Nov. 7) — Eagle Wrestling Club put on a show at the Columbus Cardinal Fall Open on Saturday. It crowned 11 champions and won 40 matches on the way to 277.5 team points, 81 ahead of runner-up Grit Wrestling Club. Rising Kingz finished third among 62 teams.
The series' first stop in central Ohio also brought out two 2025 OhioQuest state champions. Pursuit's Eli Walters and Disabito's Xzavior Beach both won their brackets without a loss.
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Fair matches for new wrestlers
Our Rookie division is for 1st- and 2nd-year wrestlers only, so beginners face kids at their level. Division rules
Rules & FAQ
Who can wrestle Rookie?
Our Rookie division is for wrestlers in their 1st or 2nd year only, so beginners get fair matches. If you see a wrestler with more than two years of experience in Rookie, let the head table know. Wrestlers who keep winning by pin or tech fall may be moved up to Open.
When are weigh-ins?
Weigh-ins are held the same day as the event. Tentative weigh-in and start times are listed on each flyer. Check OhioQuest.com the day before the event, around noon, for updated weigh-in and start times.
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