District 4/9 Championships
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Not sure why anyone would leave 145. Ed Scott is at 152.
That's my thoughts exactly, he's the best kid at 145 in the state. Makes me wonder what these other kids are thinking if it's really "to get away from the 138 pounder moving up."
Can never take Benton kids lightly...they can crush watermelons with their bare hands.
Especially when they are returning 2x state 5th, and 33-1 this year.
Them facing in the semis is really bad seeding. D4 needs to eliminate sectionals.
I'm interested to see Lear and Garcia if they both make the finals at 160. Lear is a tough kid but needs to stay on his offense. He is a heck of a counter wrestler and Garcia is aggressive, should be a good one.
Seymour is returning state champ and was undefeated heading into districts. So he's ahead on both placement points and win %.
Biscoe has 4 losses.
Biscoe must have gotten a ton of competition points.
Don't get that station in Mill Hall. Used to in watsontown. That sucks would love to watch the finals. Haven't been to Williamsport high school to watch in years.
I used to live there. Bucknell alum but Penn state fan go figure are you from Lewisburg. Do you remember that kid that wrestled middlewight. Toretta I think his name was. Had legs like tree trunks.
Sorry stepped away
106 Cade Wirnsberger (Meadowbrook Christian) MD Ethan Kolb (Benton), 8-0 (Bucknell coach's son)
113 Scott Johnson (Muncy) DEC Gavin Bradley (Athens), 5-4
120 Kole Biscoe (Southern Columbia) DEC Gable Strickland (Benton), 1-0
126 Jacob Blair (Muncy) DEC Gabe Gramly (Mifflinburg), 4-1
132 Kyler Crawford (Milton) DEF Bryce Vollman (Muncy)
138 Patrick Edmondson (Southern Columbia) DEC Clayton Reed (Mifflinburg), 3-1
145 Nathan Higley (Sullivan County) DEC Avery Bassett (Midd-West), 8-4
152 Wesley Barnes (Southern Columbia) F Logan Newton (Wyalusing), 1:35
160 Gavin Garcia (Southern Columbia) DEC Nolan Lear (Benton), 3-2
170 Cael Crebs (Montoursville) DEC Cade Linn (Southern Columbia), 5-0
182 Dylan Bennett (Montoursville) DEC Jacob Feese (Line Mountain), 5-3
195 Gaige Garcia (Southern Columbia) F Garrett Storch (Canton), 0:55
220 Cameron Wood (Montoursville) DEC Max Tillett (Southern Columbia), 6-4
285 Lear Quinton (Southern Columbia) DEC Emmanuel Ulrich (Mifflinburg), 10-6
Thanks for the updates. Oh and is Crawford from Milton any relation to Bobby Crawford
The play by play guys did say he is Bobby's son.
170lber Crebs is the son of the Lyco wrestling coach too.
But give the defending undefeated state champ the #1 seed regardless in my opinion
I agree, but sadly that's not how the point system works.
Looks like Cunningham lost SV in District 6 finals. He was the #2 seed. From afar, it looks like he is getting better - but making that judgement on this result. Will be interesting to see how he does in regionals.
Two things come to mind.
First, I watched Crawford win his titles. He was the craziest S.O.B. to watch. When he went to his back, it was the other guy that was in trouble. He was one of two guys I can think of off the top of my head who was both AA and AAA champ. Gullibon was the other.
Here is one of his state finals:
Second, what the heck happened to normal names? The D4 finals looks like a convention of yuppies. Not one Bob, or Dave or Mike or John. Just sayin'
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Thanks for sharing that was a good high scoring match. Names change over time. In the wrestling world I've been seeing a lot of Cael's, Gable's, and my favorite...Bo.
I think both Cunningham and the Miffco kid will place at states this year.
The Shikellamy coaches didn’t realize that the weight loss plan shut off the Friday before Sectionals across the state. They thought he had until their post season started which was this last weekend. Yes it was their fault and should’nt happen, but as first year head coach I can see it happening.
I think the right thing to do was to allow him to move up and also the 145 to 152 since there was an open spot after their 152 dropped out It was not done for a competitive advantage. It was a mistake. He moved into a tougher weight in the region
I think the right thing to do was to allow him to move up and also the 145 to 152 since there was an open spot after their 152 dropped out It was not done for a competitive advantage. It was a mistake. He moved into a tougher weight in the region
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