Tournament recap · The Wooster Fall Open · Sunday, Nov. 8, 2026

Kash Turns the Tables as Panther Takes Wooster Team Title

WOOSTER, Ohio (Nov. 8) — The deepest bracket at Sunday's Wooster Fall Open belonged to Judah Kash. Kash finished second to Ryder Glass at Stow last month; this time the Burnett Trained wrestler went 5-0 to win Open 10U Group 1 ahead of Glass. Kash is now 8-1 this season.

Panther Wrestling Club won the team title with 124 points and four champions, edging North Royalton (123) by a single point. Donahue Wrestling Academy was third with 94.5. Burnett Trained, Kash's club, went 11-1 with three champions, the best record of any team. Reigning state champions Jameson Bailey and Conor Styles also won titles, and Clear Fork Elite's Madilyn Steele was the day's breakout star, winning two brackets in her OhioQuest debut.

Standouts

Jameson Bailey, Highland. The reigning state champion and Hall of Famer looked the part in Open 12U Group 3. He tech-falled McKenna Burke and Collin Long, then pinned Elijah Bailey in 1:46 in the final.

Conor Styles, Strongsville. After runner-up finishes at Stow and Streetsboro, the reigning novice state champion finally got his first fall title. Styles, now 9-2 this season, went 5-0 in Open 8U Group 2 with a 19-second pin, and edged Legend Gray 4-3 in his closest match of the day.

Talon Gremling, SMCC. Gremling went 5-0 with three pins to win Open MS Group 2, including a 6-0 win over teammate and 2025 state champion Gabriel Lewis.

Madilyn Steele, Clear Fork Elite. Steele won two brackets, Rookie 10U Group 3 and Girls 10U. In Girls 10U she beat reigning state champion Willow Hale twice, by a 50-second pin and a 4-2 decision. She also had one of the fastest falls of the day at 21 seconds.

Leo Incorvaia, Ohio Titan. Incorvaia won Open 8U Group 4 with four tech falls, the most of the day. It is his third title of the fall, after Stow and Streetsboro. He is 11-2 this season, with seven tech falls.

Kaleb Brown, Beast Mode. Brown won Open 10U Group 2 with four pins, tied for the most of the day. He is 11-1 this season, with titles at Columbus and Wooster.

Repeat winners. Cayden Svab (Jackson) added an Open HS title to the one he won at Boardman. Bradley Hovan (Donahue) won Rookie 12U, matching his Rootstown title. Theodore Kash (Burnett Trained) won Rookie 6U for his second fall title after Stow.

Fastest fall. Forge's Jaxon Pettaway pinned his opponent in 16 seconds on the way to the Open 10U Group 6 title.

Team Race

Panther Wrestling Club won the team title by a single point over North Royalton. Panther crowned four champions: Carter Cid, Noah Perez, Jadon Bockmore and Luke Murray. North Royalton had two, Benjamin Littleton and Lincoln Kellackey. Burnett Trained had the best record of the day at 11-1, with champions Judah, Theodore and Rosalie Kash.

By the Numbers

• 57 teams and 43 brackets

• 246 matches wrestled

• 11-1, Burnett Trained's team record

• 5 wins each for Judah Kash, Mason Bem, Talon Gremling and Conor Styles, the most of the day

• 0:16, Jaxon Pettaway's fall and the fastest of the day

Division Champions

Up Next

The Alex Hallman Memorial Open at Marlington and the North Royalton Fall Open are Saturday, Nov. 14. We’ll be back in Wooster on Saturday, Dec. 12, for the Wooster King of the Ring at the Wayne County Fairgrounds. Series leaderboards are updated weekly at ohioquest.com.