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Hometown Current · Coralville, IA
Benton Community’s Layna DeMoss wrestles MOC-Floyd Valley’s Kasee Huss during their 155 pound Class 2A quarterfinals match at the IGHSAU 2026 State Wrestling Tournament at Xtream Arena in Coralville, Iowa on Thursday, February 5, 2026. Savannah Blake/The Gazette VAN HORNE — Growing up, Benton Community’s Layna DeMoss was active in a variety of sports from soccer and gymnastics to basketball and track and field.But not wrestling. Not until the sport became sanctioned in 2022-23 and DeMoss saw her older sister Jessa qualify for the state tournament.“I did not want her to be better than me,” DeMoss said with a smile.Fast forward four years and DeMoss is a three-time state medalist preseason ranked No. 1 in Class 2A at 155 pounds.One goal now remains for DeMoss — a state title.“That’s been my goal since my sophomore year when realized I could actually do this,” DeMoss said.
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