Central City’s Ace Schweitzer did something few high school wrestlers manage — he followed up a state title as a freshman with another crown as a sophomore. Schweitzer completed a dominant 52-0 season and captured the Class C 106-pound state championship at the Nebraska School Activities Association state tournament, repeating as a champion after winning the Class B 106-pound title last season. “Definitely really cool, but I’ve got to give all the thanks to God,” Schweitzer said. “He does everything. He’s blessed me with an ability, a great family, coaches, teammates, so I owe it all to Him.” His sophomore campaign was marked by overwhelming wins, including 50 pins and one technical fall, with only one match going the distance. Schweitzer’s only decision of the season came in the state final, where he secured the title. After placing third at preseason nationals this fall, Schweitzer showed he could compete with some of the nation’s best before returning to the high school mat for ...