Iowa Wrestling has two top recruits coming in from Waverly-Shell Rock. When you have talent like Aiden Riggins and Ryder Block in your state you have to keep them home. The Hawks did just that. Riggins has already signed his National Letter of Intent for the Class of 2022 and Block is in the Class of 2023.
Riggins looks ready to go for college right now. I feel as though Block is underrated nationally and also has a lot of potential for Iowa Wrestling.
The Cedar Valley has been producing talented wrestlers for generations. It is great to see my home state of Iowa producing Division I talent like Riggins and Block once again. The foundation of Iowa Wrestling has always been recruits from Iowa.
We have a lot to follow this season with 13 incoming recruits competing all across the country. I will do my best to bring you results this season for all of our incoming recruits right here on my blog.
The future looks great for Iowa Wrestling.
2021-22 Waverly-Shell Rock Wrestling Schedule
Thursday Dec 2 at West Delaware
Fri/Sat, Dec 3-4 at Dan Gable Donnybrook (Coralville)
Thursday Dec 9 at Waukon
Sat Dec 11 at Johnston Invite
Thursday Dec 16 Crestwood
Fri/Sat Dec 17-18 at Battle of Waterloo
Thursday Jan 6 at Decorah
Fri/Sat Jan 7-8 at The Clash (Rochester, MN)
Thursday Jan 13 Charles City
Saturday, Jan 15 at Bob Sharpe Invitational (Ankeny)
Thursday Jan 20 New Hampton
Saturday, Jan 22 W-SR Rick Caldwell Invitational
Saturday, Jan 29 at Northeast Iowa Conference Tournament (New Hampton)
Tuesday, Feb 8, 2022 at Regional Duals
Saturday, Feb 12 at Districts (Marshalltown)
Thur-Sat Feb 17-19 at State (Des Moines)
*National Rankings by Willie Saylor of MatScouts.
Aiden Riggins
Waverly-Shell Rock HS
State champ, state runner-up, 3rd place
Junior Nationals runner-up
2021 Cadet FS World Team Trials runner-up
#3 at 160 lbs.
Ryder Block
Waverly-Shell Rock HS
State champ, State runner-up
#14 at 132 lbs.
It is great to be an Iowa Wrestling fan.
Go Hawks!
