KENOSHA, Wis. – Parkside Wrestling is proud to announce the addition of 14 student-athletes to its 2025 signing class. Head Coach Nick Becker and his staff continue to build one of the most competitive programs in the country, adding a deep and accomplished group that has found success on both the state and national level.

Lincoln Flayter, a 133-pounder from Hartford, Wisconsin, comes to Parkside after an outstanding career at Hartford High School. A two-time WIAA state placer, Flayter earned third place in the state tournament in back-to-back seasons.

Guy Fraley joins the Rangers at 197 pounds out of Homestead High School in Mequon, Wisconsin. Fraley capped off his high school career as a WIAA state champion.

Tanner Gormanson, a 285-pound heavyweight from Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln High School, arrives as a WIAA state champion.

Ben Kienbaum, who projects at 184 pounds, comes from Kiel, Wisconsin, and was one of the most successful in the state. Kienbaum is a WIAA state champion and two-time state placer, having earned first and fifth during his career at Kiel High School.

Edgar Mosquera, a 125-pounder from North Riverside, Illinois, competed for Riverside-Brookfield High School. Mosquera was a two-time IHSA state placer, finishing second and fourth.

Emmett Nelson, from Richmond-Burton Community High School in Illinois, will compete at 141/149 for the Rangers. Nelson boasts a remarkable résumé as an IHSA state champion and four-time state placer, earning finishes of first, second (twice), and sixth.

Jarvis Porcaro, a 125-pounder from Whitewater High School in Wisconsin, placed fourth at the WIAA state tournament.

Sullivan Ramos, a Kenosha native from Indian Trail High School, is one of the most decorated athletes in this class. Competing at 165 pounds, Ramos is a double Fargo All-American—placing second in freestyle and third in Greco-Roman—and a three-time WIAA state placer, earning second, third, and fourth place finishes.

Thomas Reilly, also from Kenosha, wrestled at Bradford High School and will compete at 197 pounds. Reilly is a two-time WIAA state placer with a pair of sixth-place finishes.

Edwyn Schroeder, out of Oshkosh West High School, projects at 141/149. Schroeder placed second and third at the WIAA state tournament during his high school career.
 
Nolan Skebba, a 157-pounder from Hortonville, Wisconsin, was one of the top performers in the state. Skebba is a  WIAA state champion and two-time state placer.

Nathan Stiebs, a 285-pounder from Germantown High School, adds more depth and competition to the heavyweight class. Stiebs placed fifth at the WIAA state tournament.

Elijah Terrell, from Slinger High School, joins the program at 174 pounds. Terrell is a WIAA state qualifier.

Cody Welker, a transfer from UW-Oshkosh, rounds out the class. The Franksville, Wisconsin native competed at Burlington High School and was a two-time WIAA state placer (4th and 5th), as well as a DIII Regional Placewinner during his collegiate season.

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