ST. PAUL — Quintin Lewis, Isaiah Wolske, Carson Klein and Colby Kesteloot of the Fulda/Murray County Central boys wrestling team will continue their seasons at the State Class A individual tournaments at St. Paul’s Xcel Energy Center on Friday. 

Klein and Lewis each earned section titles in the 139 and 160 weight classes at the Section 3A individual championships last weekend in St. James. 

Wolske and Kesteloot finished as runners-up in the 172 and 285, also punching a ticket to the state meet. 

Lewis brings state experience for F/MCC, as he competed in last year’s tournament in the 160, which he will be competing in again this time around. 

In last year’s run, Lewis made it on to the second round before falling in a 10-5 decision. He enters Friday with a 31-10 record on the season with the three seed, and has recorded 15 pins, two technical falls and three major decisions. 

Lewis will take on No. 5 Blake Giese (38-9) from Canby, who also competed in last year’s state meet in the 139. 

Similarly, Giese won the first round and was defeated in the second with a 5-1 decision. 

Currently ranking fifth in Class A’s 160, Giese enters with 13 pins, nine technical falls and three major decisions. 

No. 3 Wolske (39-13) will compete in the 172 up against No. 2 Ryan Schlaak (22-6) out of New Richland. 

Wolske has recorded 19 pins, two technical falls and three major decisions, while Schlaak enters with 12 pins, two technical falls and a single major decision. 

Third-seeded Klein (39-11) begins his tournament run with a dual against No. 7 Jaxon Bartkowicz (42-3) from Holdingford in the 189-class. 

Bartkowicz currently ranks second in Class A’s 189 with 23 pins, seven technical falls and three major decisions. Klein also enters with 23 pins, two technical falls and five major decisions. 

Wrapping up competition for F/MCC, No. 3 Kesteloot (32-12) looks to take down top-seeded Jack Carlson (43-4) of Goodhue in the 285. 

Kesteloot has recorded 13 pins and four major decisions, and Carlson, ranking fourth in Class A’s 285, steps on the mat with 26 pins, eight technical falls and one major decision. 

The individual tournament first round begins at 9 a.m. on Friday, with quarterfinals at 4 p.m. Consolations, semifinals and championships will take place throughout Saturday, also beginning at 9 a.m.