Apple Valley’s Cassandra Gonzales, left, pins Osseo's Vivian Schroeder. (Elizabeth Flores/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
St. Michael-Albertville senior 160-pounder Landon Robideau has been the most dominant wrestler in the state all season, and now he’s a state champion again.
Robideau took a 21-6 victory over Kyler Walters of Shakopee for his fourth straight state championship Saturday at Xcel Energy Center, making his 2024-25 record 44-0.
Robideau becomes the 43rd wrestler in state meet history to win four state championships.
For more on the individual state wrestling meet, click here to read this story on startribune.com.
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