Missouri has been producing high-level high school talent throughout the past decade. Natives of the Show-Me State have shown up on Division I rosters across the country, led by national champions J'den Cox and Drake Houdashelt, NCAA finalist Jaydin Eierman and Rocky Elam, who's currently ranked #1 nationally at 197.

The quality of high school wrestling in Nebraska is only getting better, so we’ve compiled a list of 25 wrestlers you need to know about in the state. This list includes a World champion who’s a future Michigan Wolverine as well as a possible four-time state champ and future Husker.

Pennsylvania is once again loaded with high-level high school talent. The state currently has well-established upperclassmen and a crop of young stars coming up and looking to take over the state and national landscape. With Pennsylvania being one of the top states at producing Division 1 and international stars, it’s not hard to find 25 top-level performers to feature here.

Led by seven nationally-ranked wrestlers, eight returning unbeatens and a stable of future Division I talent, Michigan is stocked with wrestlers to watch this season.

Illinois boasts an exceptionally deep talent pool this year. With a disproportionate number of nationally ranked wrestlers, several state titles may come down to a battle between some of the best in the country. Here are 20 established names and 5 names that may not be on your radar just yet but will be soon:

Indiana high school wrestling lost two legends — Jesse Mendez and Zeke Seltzer to Ohio State and Missouri, respectively. However, the state has reloaded with top talent once again. Highlighted by national pound-for-pound #1 Christian Carroll and Super 32 champion Julianna O’Campo, this list is filled with national-level talent.