There had been close calls and dramatic turns during Friday’s season-opening boys wrestling triangular inside Bayfield High School Gymnasium. But the way the final match ended, Wolverines coach Adam M.
Can one sometimes have too much of a good thing?
Lying flat on his back, singlet pulled down off his shoulders, after a takedown-filled bout against Centauri’s Spencer Smith on Thursday, exhausted Bay.
Earlier this season, Bayfield wrestling head coach Todd McMenimen singled out veterans Deegan Barnes and Keaton Pickering as individuals he expected to rise and lead the Wolverines.
“A lot of the lead.
Bayfield sophomore Hunter Mars certainly had a tough act to follow.
Stepping onto the mat immediately after heavyweight Jordan Cundiff brought BHS’ backers to life with a second-period pin of Pagosa S.
Content as he was to instruct and encourage during last season’s CHSAA Class 3A boys state championships from coaches’ chairs scattered about Ball Arena’s floor, Todd McMenimen knew that, when all was.