Brandt Harer, Montgomery defeats Noah Doi, Camp Hill in the semifinals during the PIAA Wrestling Championships last winter. Harer won a Super 32 championship this past weekend.

At the 2025 Super 32 wrestling tournament which features outstanding competition from throughout the United States, Montgomery’s Brandt Harer displayed why he’s going Division I and one of the best wrestlers in Pennsylvania as he made easy work each of his opponents.

Harer defeated five nationally-ranked wrestlers including the No. 2 wrestler in the country and outscored his opponents on the mat an impressive 62-2. His final four opponents were all nationally ranked.

Harer is the second wrestler in District 4 history to claim a Super 32 championship. The only other was Benton’s Zain Retherford (2012).

At 145 pounds, Harer earned a 4-0 decision to win the title against Crown Point, Indiana’s Clinton Shepherd, ranked No. 4 in the country. In the semifinals, Harer made easy work of West Covina, California’s Michael Romero with a 12-0 major decision to reach the final. In the quarterfinals, Harer picked up a 5-0 decision against Tyler Travers of Fredericksburg, Virgnia.

In the Round of 64, Harer, t Grand Rapids, Minnesota’s Christian Jelle. Harer defeated Hixson, Tennessee’s Braylan Cosper by decision, 5-1, in the Round of 32.

Montoursville’s Branden Eisenhour reached the Round of 16 in the championship bracket at 106. Eisenhour earned a Round of 128 win against Vince von Bernewitz of Virginia, 12-3, by major decision and followed it with a close 9-8 decision against Oklahoma’s Easton Pierce. In the Round of 32, Eisenhower dominated with a 17-2, 2:12 tech fall over North Carolina’s Liam Myles, securing 14 first-period points thanks to two take downs and two near falls.

Eisenhour suffered a loss in the Round of 16 when Georgia’s Ariah Mills picked up a 15-4 major decision win over the Warrior. He was eliminated in the consolation bracket with a close 1-0 decision to Tennessee’s Hudson Chittum.

Montoursville’s Gage Wentzel was an eighth-place finisher at 175 after a 4-1 decision loss at 175 to East Hanover, New Jersey’s Santino Rodriguez. He lost in the consolation of four round to New Glarus, Wisconsin’s Eli Leonard by major decision, 13-1.

In the consolation of 8 round, Wentzel defeated nationally-ranked Brock Oizerwotiz of Tom River, New Jersey, 10-5.