YORK, PA (February 25, 2023) -- Senior Kade Kravits and first year Francis Theroux were the top finishers for the King's College wrestling team as they finished day two of the NCAA Southeast Regional Championships.
 
Theroux finished sixth overall in the 165 bracket. He started the day with a strong 5-0 decision over York's Alan DeVries to advance through the consolation bracket, but the first year was then faced with a touch opponent in Messiah's Zach Needles as he fell by a gritty 13-11 decision. Theroux was then topped by Anthony Taylor of Averett in the fifth-place bout to earn the sixth-place finish in his first regional championship appearance.
 
Kravits made his mark on the regional championships again and had a stellar finish to his career. In the semifinal, Kravits was downed by Stevens' Stefan Major, but the veteran responded with a 5-1 decision victory over Luke Moore of Delaware Valley to advance to the third-place match. It was in this bout that Kravits would fall by a 5-0 decision to Alex Turley to earn the fourth-place finish.
 
At 184, Connor Wrobleski was defeated by a 6-0 decision by Messiah's Ryder Slayton to earn the eighth-place finish in the bracket.
 
The 197 bracket saw Richard Fronheiser fall to Gable Crebs from Lycoming before defeating Joe Embleton from Messiah by an 8-7 decision to earn the seventh-place finish.
 
Heavyweight action saw Jacob Feese drop a 9-1 major decision to Ferrum's Rayshawn Dixon to post the eighth-place finish on the podium for the Monarchs.