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Bo Bassett Makes Super 32 History — But He Wasn’t the Only Four-Time Champ Crowned in Greensboro

Pennsylvania’s Bo Bassett became the first-ever four-time boys’ champion at the Super 32 Tournament, joining Maryland’s Taina Fernandez, who achieved the same milestone just minutes earlier. Several other stars, including Melvin Miller, Rocklin Zinkin and the Mills brothers, also left Greensboro with gold belts.
As the competition was whittled down on Saturday at the Super 32 Tournament in Greensboro, North Carolina, it led to the anticipation of Sunday’s stage being set for No. 1 Bo Bassett (Bishop McCort, Pennsylvania) to become the first ever four-time champ in the boy’s division.
History made twice at Super 32
We need to designate boys’ division specifically now because, in running order, shortly before Bassett’s bout came Maryland’s Taina Fernandez’s 138-pound final on the lady’s front. Fernandez’s 10-0 technical fall of Arizona’s No. 2 Morgan Lucio (Valiant Prep) made Fernandez the first ever four-time champ, with Bassett joining the club not long after her. Fernadez, a junior at Archbishop Spalding in Maryland, won a Super 32 Belt when she was an eighth grader. More coverage of her escapades can be found in our girls Super 32 article.
Bassett’s four all came as a high schooler with the senior pocketing the 113-pound title as a freshman, then taking the 132-pound belt as a sophomore, 144 last year, and now, 150 pounds. A year ago, Bassett endured his closest Super 32 final winning an overtime battle with California’s Daniel Zepeda, 10-7. Zepeda was the last high school wrestler to defeat Bassett (Who’s No. 1 of 2023).
Bassett dominates again to secure No. 4
The 2025 crown wasn’t as difficult as last year’s to claim but Florida’s No. 5 Charlie DeSena (Lake Highland Prep)  … more at … https://www.si.com/high-school/wrestling/bo-bassett-makes-super-32-history-but-he-wasn-t-the-only-four-time-champ-crowned-in-greensboro-01k80wazacf1

October 22, 2025 - Posted by The TakeDown Report | Uncategorized