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There is a new wrestling champion in the Northern Buckeye Conference. Lake squeezed by Elmwood, 133-132, to win the Northern Buckeye Conference wrestling championship at Elmwood High School.
Last year, Genoa wrestling went 8-28 in dual meets, finished seventh in the Northern Buckeye Conference, eighth at the Division III sectional tournament and 26th at the district meet.
Owens, Hahn begin trek back to state Published by sports@presspub. on Thu, 02/25/2021 - 1:52pm
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Eastwood wrestler Bryce Maynard completes a takedown. (Photo by Jeff Holcomb)
Eastwood had two more individual champions than Elmwood at the Northern Buckeye Conference meet, but the Royals won the team championship. Elmwood, behind three champions sophomore Cannon Endicott (22-6, 152 pounds), junior Gunner Endicott (32-4, 160) and senior Konner Logston (32-14, 195), scored 168 points to defeat Eastwood (157). Otsego (142½) was third, followed by Woodmore (109) and Lake and Rossford tied for fifth with 80 points each. Genoa was seventh with 64 points and Fostoria last at 37½. “I think all of our kids got what they should have got,” Eastwood coach Joe Wyant said. “We were just short on bodies we only had 10 kids there. If we just had one more body or one more placer we would have won, but we were missing four weights.”
Comets looking to expedite their rebuilding process Published by sports@presspub. on Tue, 12/22/2020 - 2:12pm
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Colin Brazelton. (Press photo by Harold Hamilton/www.HEHphotos.smugmug.com)
After a rare season that saw the Genoa Comets deal with their share of setbacks, the team is primed for a rebound. Gone from last year are Dustin Morgillo, Kevin Contos, Randy Matheny and Corey Welch. Leading the way are five seniors who hope to get Genoa back to competing at a high level against some of the best competition Northwest Ohio has to offer. Coach Bob Bergman likes the look of his team, but notes that there are youth who will need varsity experience.