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This past weekend, the Wolves wrestling team traveled to Riverton to wrestle in the all-class Ron Thon Memorial tournament. The team was split between the junior varsity, varsity and girls division tournaments. Individual results were as follows.
Varsity:
106 Dayne Humes went 1-2, losing his first match in double overtime by decision, 15-10, won his second match by major decision, 11-2 and lost in the second round of consolations by decision to not place.
113 Braydnn Terry went 3-2, winning his first match with a pin in 1:49, lost his second match by decision, 7-4, won in the consolation round three by pin in 2:07 and lost in round four by decision, 12-11 to not place.
132 Randy Peters went 1-2, losing his first match by decision, 10-4, won his second match by pin in 2:32 and lost in the second round of consolation by decision to not place.
132 Trenton Sheehan went 2-2, wining his first match by pin in 1:10, lost his second match by fall, won in the second round of consolations by pin in 4:10 and lost in the third round of consolations by fall to not place.
138 Jacob Anderson went 2-2 and did not place.
152 James Long went 1-2 and did not place.
Girls Division:
106 Rebekah Anderson went 2-0 on Friday, winning both her matches by pins to place first. On Saturday, she again went 2-0, wining both matches by pin and placed first.
132 Layla Elliott went 1-2 on Friday, winning her match with a pin in 1:01 to place third. On Saturday, she went 0-2 and placed third.
140 Lynsey Gray went 1-2 on Friday, winning with a pin in 3:05 to place third. On Saturday, she went 2-0, winning both matches by pin and placing first.
JV Tournament:
106 Kade Haynes went 2-2, winning his first match by decision, 6-0 and his third match by decision, 6-3, but lost his last match and did not place.
106 Weston Haskell went 1-2, losing his match in the consolations by decision, 7-3 to not place.
113 Cade Williams 4-2, winning his first match with a pin in 1:27, lost in round three, won in the consolation round four by decision, 3-1, won in round five by decision, 6-3 and lost in round six to not place.
113 Cole Cantu 3-2, lost in the second round, won his consolation round three match by pin in 0:49, and lost in the fourth round by decision, 1-3 to not place.
120 Shane Hannah 4-2, lost in round 2 by decision, won in the consolation round two by pin in 0:46, won in round three by decision, 6-4 and round four by decision, 4-2, but lost in round five by decision, 0-3 to not place.
120 Craig Robinson went 2-2, losing in the second round by decision, winning his second match with a pin in 3:00 and lost in round three to not place.
120 Wyatt Cook 2-2, winning his match with a pin in 1:44 and losing his next two matches to not place.
126 Trenten Gray 3-2, he won his first match by decision, 8-3 and his next one in overtime by decision, 4-2; lost in round three, won his consolation round four match by pin and lost in round five to not place.
132 Preston Hedlund 2-2, winning with a pin in 0:39 in round two, lost in the championship round three and in the consolation round four to not place.
132 Tucker Cook 3-2, won his first match by pin in 1:45 and his second match by decision, 7-3. He lost in the quarterfinals by decision and lost in the consolation round six by decision, 7-6 to not place.
132 Kaden Hissong 3-2, winning his first match by pin in 1:11, lost in round two in overtime by decision, won his consolation match by pin in 3:51 and lost the next round by decision, 0-4 to not place.
132 Marcus James 2-2, lost in the first round by decision, won his consolation match by pin in 2:52 and lost in round three by decision, 1-6 to not place.
132 Richie Allison 2-2, lost in the first round by decision, won his consolation round with a pin in 0:44 and lost in round three by fall to not place.
138 Dakota Tobin 6-2, won his first two matches by pins, lost in the quarterfinals by decision, won his next two matches with pins to move him into the consolation semi finals where he lost to put him in the placing matches. There, he won with a pin in 0:17 to place fifth.
145 Spencer Cuthrell 3-2, won his first two matches by pin in 1:32 and major decision, 11-3. He lost in the quarterfinals and in round six to not place.
145 Christopher Boardman 4-3, wining his first four matches all with pins to advance him into the semifinals where he injury defaulted out of the tournament and placed sixth.
152 Wyatt Allred went 6-1, winning his first round with a pin in 1:55, his second round with a pin in 3:33, lost in the quarterfinals by decision, 6-1 and wrestled his way back through the consolation side with a win in round four by major decision, 13-3, a win in round five by decision, 4-1, putting him in the consolation semifinals where he won by pin in 3:37 and advancing him to the placing rounds. There, he won by decision, 7-4 to place third and was the highest placer for the Wolves.
160 Dima Haskell 2-2, made it to the consolation round three before going out and did not place.
182 Gavin Reynolds 2-2, lost in round two by fall, won his consolation round two with a pin in 0:18, but lost in round three to not place.
High scorers for the Wolves were Dakota Tobin and Wyatt Allred, both with 23 team points followed by Christopher Boardman with 19 points. As a team, on the junior varsity side, they placed 13th out of 41 teams with 101 points.
Up next for the Wolves is a home dual on Thursday, February 3. Junior varsity will start at 5:30 p.m. and Varsity at 6:30, wrestling against Campbell County. It will also be senior recognition night, where they will recognize seven senior wrestlers and managers. They will also travel to Lovell on Friday for duals and will be in Greybull on Saturday for the Greybull tournament.