Delbarton senior wrestling standout Cameron Sontz added another major accomplishment to his already impressive résumé, capturing the 120-pound championship at the prestigious 2026 Super 32 Challenge in Greensboro, North Carolina, on October 25.

Competing against some of the nation's top high school wrestlers, Sontz entered the tournament as the No. 1 seed in his weight class and lived up to expectations, battling through a challenging field to claim one of the sport's most coveted preseason titles.

In the championship match, Sontz defeated third-seeded Anthony Garza of California by a 6-2 decision. After a scoreless opening two periods, Sontz took control in the third, securing two takedowns to pull away for the victory and earn his place atop the podium.

Sontz's road to the Super 32 championship included a 13-2 major decision over Florida's Lazaro Soto in the Round of 16, followed by a 7-2 semifinal victory over Pennsylvania's Chase Karenbauer to advance to the finals.

The Super 32 Challenge is widely regarded as one of the premier high school wrestling tournaments in the country, bringing together elite competitors from across the United States. Winning the event represents another significant achievement for the Lehigh-bound senior, who has established himself as one of the nation's top wrestlers.

The championship adds to an outstanding high school career for the Green Wave senior, who has already captured three consecutive NJSIAA individual state championships, winning at 106 pounds in 2024, 113 pounds in 2025 and 120 pounds in 2026.

With his Super 32 championship secured, Sontz now turns his attention toward his final season in a Delbarton singlet. The Green Wave will once again face a challenging national schedule as the program looks to build on its tradition of success against the country's best competition.

For Sontz, the victory in Greensboro serves as another reminder of his place among the nation's elite and sets the stage for what promises to be an exciting senior campaign.