C-S will be attempting to snap 4-game
losing skid in Winterfest Game
By Bruce Rolfe
Gobles took advantage of a double figure rebounding advantage and a high number of turnovers committed by the Climax-Scotts varsity basketball team in a non-league 54-44 victory over the Panthers February 10 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
The loss drops C-S’ overall record to 4-13 entering the February 14 Winterfest game at C-S against Bellevue. Gobles takes a 10-8 overall record and 6-2 mark in the SAC Central Division, into a huge SAC Central Division game at Galesburg-Augusta (14-4 and 7-1) February 14 in a battle for first place.
Gobles scored a handful of baskets inside after grabbing many second and third opportunities under the offensive glass where the Tigers held a 14-9 advantage. Overall, Gobles held a 33-21 advantage under the boards.
The Tigers also turned 15 C-S turnovers into 17 points.
Gobles also found gaps in the Panther defense often to score multiple baskets inside on drives to the basket.
A trio of three-point baskets helped C-S to a 13-11 first quarter lead, however a 10-3 rebounding advantage by Gobles in the second quarter allowed the visitors to launch five more attempts from the floor where the Tigers were 7-14 overall for a 27-21 advantage at halftime.
The Tigers were aggressive going to the boards again in the third quarter, again enjoying a 10-3 upper hand overall and a 6-1 advantage under the offensive boards, helping the Tigers to a 39-30 lead after three quarters.
C-S sliced the Gobles lead to 43-38 with 6:11 left on a Chase VanMiddlesworth triple, however the Tigers moved ahead by double figures (49-38) when Jayden Ottis scored on an offensive rebound with 3:48 left.
The closest C-S managed to get the rest of the way was nine points.
Nyle Sattler scored all 15 of his points on five three-point baskets and VanMiddlesworth added 10 points.
C-S shot 38 percent (8-for-21) from two point range and 36 percent (8-for-22) from three-point range.
Gobles 11 16 12 15 - 54
Climax-Scotts 13 8 9 14 - 44
Chase VanMiddlesworth 10, Johann Albarran 8, Dane Sattler 2, Maddox Wyman 4, Tye Chambers 3, Hunter LaSala 2, Nyle Sattler 15
Free throws: C-S 4-8/Gobles 8-13
3-point baskets: C-S 8 (Nyle Sattler 5, Chase VanMiddlesworth 2, Johann Albarran 1)/Gobles 2 (G. Curtis 2)
C-S Stat Leaders
Rebounds: Hunter LaSala 7
Steals: Hunter LaSala 2, Chase VanMiddlesworth 2
Assists: Dane Sattler 5, Chase VanMiddlesworth 2
Panthers Lose Another Close Game
After suffering a crushing 71-67 double overtime loss to Battle Creek St. Philip three nights earlier, the Climax-Scotts boys varsity basketball team suffered another close setback February 7, this time to Colon, 61-55 in the 8th Carol Vick Memorial game at C-S.
The Carol Vick Memorial game is named after former C-S girls varsity basketball coach and current C-S High School teacher Josh Vick’s mother, who was diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer in 1995 when Josh was 15 years old. She died six years later after she was told she would live six months.
C-S dropped to 2-8 in the SCAA West Division while Colon improved to 13-5 overall and 7-4.
C-S pulled to within six points twice in the fourth quarter, first 55-49 on a pair of free throws by Chase VanMiddlesworth with 2:55 left and then 58-52 with 1:15 left on a free throw by Dane Sattler, but Colon held on for the win.
A basket by C-S’ Hunter LaSala with 7.4 seconds left reduced the deficit to five points (60-55), but the Magi split a pair of free throws in the final seconds.
C-S, behind a 5-for-10 overall shooting effort from the floor, led by a 16-14 count after one quarter.
Gobles took advantage of a double figure rebounding advantage and a high number of turnovers committed by the Climax-Scotts varsity basketball team in a non-league 54-44 victory over the Panthers February 10 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
The loss drops C-S’ overall record to 4-13 entering the February 14 Winterfest game at C-S against Bellevue. Gobles takes a 10-8 overall record and 6-2 mark in the SAC Central Division, into a huge SAC Central Division game at Galesburg-Augusta (14-4 and 7-1) February 14 in a battle for first place.
Gobles scored a handful of baskets inside after grabbing many second and third opportunities under the offensive glass where the Tigers held a 14-9 advantage. Overall, Gobles held a 33-21 advantage under the boards.
The Tigers also turned 15 C-S turnovers into 17 points.
Gobles also found gaps in the Panther defense often to score multiple baskets inside on drives to the basket.
A trio of three-point baskets helped C-S to a 13-11 first quarter lead, however a 10-3 rebounding advantage by Gobles in the second quarter allowed the visitors to launch five more attempts from the floor where the Tigers were 7-14 overall for a 27-21 advantage at halftime.
The Tigers were aggressive going to the boards again in the third quarter, again enjoying a 10-3 upper hand overall and a 6-1 advantage under the offensive boards, helping the Tigers to a 39-30 lead after three quarters.
C-S sliced the Gobles lead to 43-38 with 6:11 left on a Chase VanMiddlesworth triple, however the Tigers moved ahead by double figures (49-38) when Jayden Ottis scored on an offensive rebound with 3:48 left.
The closest C-S managed to get the rest of the way was nine points.
Nyle Sattler scored all 15 of his points on five three-point baskets and VanMiddlesworth added 10 points.
C-S shot 38 percent (8-for-21) from two point range and 36 percent (8-for-22) from three-point range.
Gobles 11 16 12 15 - 54
Climax-Scotts 13 8 9 14 - 44
Chase VanMiddlesworth 10, Johann Albarran 8, Dane Sattler 2, Maddox Wyman 4, Tye Chambers 3, Hunter LaSala 2, Nyle Sattler 15
Free throws: C-S 4-8/Gobles 8-13
3-point baskets: C-S 8 (Nyle Sattler 5, Chase VanMiddlesworth 2, Johann Albarran 1)/Gobles 2 (G. Curtis 2)
C-S Stat Leaders
Rebounds: Hunter LaSala 7
Steals: Hunter LaSala 2, Chase VanMiddlesworth 2
Assists: Dane Sattler 5, Chase VanMiddlesworth 2
Panthers Lose Another Close Game
After suffering a crushing 71-67 double overtime loss to Battle Creek St. Philip three nights earlier, the Climax-Scotts boys varsity basketball team suffered another close setback February 7, this time to Colon, 61-55 in the 8th Carol Vick Memorial game at C-S.
The Carol Vick Memorial game is named after former C-S girls varsity basketball coach and current C-S High School teacher Josh Vick’s mother, who was diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer in 1995 when Josh was 15 years old. She died six years later after she was told she would live six months.
C-S dropped to 2-8 in the SCAA West Division while Colon improved to 13-5 overall and 7-4.
C-S pulled to within six points twice in the fourth quarter, first 55-49 on a pair of free throws by Chase VanMiddlesworth with 2:55 left and then 58-52 with 1:15 left on a free throw by Dane Sattler, but Colon held on for the win.
A basket by C-S’ Hunter LaSala with 7.4 seconds left reduced the deficit to five points (60-55), but the Magi split a pair of free throws in the final seconds.
C-S, behind a 5-for-10 overall shooting effort from the floor, led by a 16-14 count after one quarter.
C-S’ Maddox Wyman puts a shot up against Colon February 7 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
(Photo by Bruce Rolfe)
The Panthers’ shooting from the floor cooled in the second frame as the team went just two-for-eight from two-point range, however a pair of three-point baskets by Nyle Sattler helped the home team pull to within 30-29 at halftime.
Colon took a 42-40 lead into the fourth quarter.
The Magi scored the first 10 points in the fourth quarter to open up a 50-42 lead.
Colon enjoyed its largest lead (58-49) on a free throw with 2:05 left. A free throw by Hunter LaSala with 39.8 seconds left pulled C-S to within 58-53, but Colon meshed three out of four free throws down the stretch to hold onto the win.
Nyle Sattler, who was 5-for-12 from the three-point line, led C-S with 17 points. VanMiddlesworth added 15 points.
Colon junior Dalton Williams scored his 1000th career point just before halftime.
Colon 14 16 12 19 - 61
Climax-Scotts 16 13 11 15 - 55
Chase VanMiddlesworth 15, Luke Lawrence 4, Dane Sattler 6, Maddox Wyman 1, Liam LaSala 5, Hunter LaSala 7, Nyle Sattler 17
Free throws: C-S 14-20/Colon 15-24
3-point baskets: C-S 5 (Nyle Sattler 5)/Colon 2 (Dominic Mock 1, Brennan Morrell 1)
C-S Stat Leaders
Rebounds: Dane Sattler 8, Chase VanMiddlesworth 7, Hunter LaSala 6, Luke Lawrence 5, Maddox Wyman 5, Johann Albarran 4
Steals: Hunter LaSala 2, Dane Sattler 2
Assists: Dane Sattler 7, Chase VanMiddlesworth 3, Nyle Sattler 2
Tigers Stun Panthers in Double Overtime Win
After playing from behind most of the fourth quarter, the Climax-Scotts boys basketball team battled back to force overtime only to drop a 71-67 decision in double overtime to Battle Creek St. Phil February 3 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
St. Phil meshed 11-of-16 free throws in the two overtime sessions, including five-of-six over the final 1:06 in the second overtime.
A three-point basket by Nyle Sattler with 1:57 left in the second overtime gave C-S its only lead of the second extra session, 67-66.
Lincoln Dzwik responded with a basket for St. Phil with 1:41 left for a 68-67 St. Phil lead. The visitors then held the Panther without a point the rest of the way while meshing three-of-six free throws.
After ending regulation tied 54-54, the two teams battled through a close first overtime.
C-S held a 63-62 lead with 4.4 seconds left, however a foul sent St. Phil’s Colt Myers to the free throw line and a chance to win the game. But St. Phil’s only free throw miss of the first overtime came on the Tiger senior’s first attempt before he made the second shot to send the game into a second overtime.
The Tigers made seven-of-eight free throws in the first overtime.
The fourth quarter was close as well, however St. Phil appeared to be in a good position when Colt Myers drilled a triple with 1:54 left to give the Tigers a 54-47 lead.
However the determined Panthers scored the final seven points to force overtime on a Nyle Sattler three-point basket with 1:35 left, a basket by VanMiddlesworth on a drive through the lane with 1:01 left and two free throws by VanMiddlesworth with 40.7 seconds left.
The third quarter was tight as well. A two-point lead (36-34) was St. Phil’s largest lead while C-S managed to take a four-point lead (27-23) early in the quarter.
A basket followed by a free throw by Nyle Sattler after a foul with 30.8 seconds left sent C-S into the fourth quarter with a 40-38 lead.
Both teams started the game struggling offensively, with C-S holding a 7-6 lead entering the second quarter.
The scoring picked up in the second quarter, and the Panthers entered the locker room at halftime with a 25-23 lead.
C-S shot 34 percent (24-71) overall from the floor including 8-for-33 from beyond the three-point line.
VanMiddlesworth led C-S with 22 points to go with 11 rebounds and Sattler scored 21 points on the strength of five triples. Hunter LaSala pulled down 17 rebounds.
Battle Creek St. Philip 6 17 15 16 9 8 - 71
Climax-Scotts 7 18 15 14 9 4 - 67
Chase VanMiddlesworth 22, Johann Albarran 6, Luke Lawrence 3, Dane Sattler 3, Maddox Wyman 4, Liam LaSala 2, Hunter LaSala 6, Nyle Sattler 21
Free throws: C-S 11-15/St. Phil 18-25
3-point baskets: C-S.8 (Nyle Sattler 5, Chase VanMiddlesworth 3)/St. Phil 5 (C. Myers 2, J. Dzwik 2, S. Weiss 1)
C-S Stat Leaders
Rebounds: Hunter LaSala 17, Nyle Sattler 12, Chase VanMiddlesworth 11, Maddox Wyman 8, Johann Albarran 5, Liam LaSala 4
Assists: Tye Chambers 3, Dane Sattler 3, Hunter LaSala 2, Luke Lawrence 2
Steals: Johann Albarran 4, Dane Sattler 3, Nyle Sattler 3, Luke Lawrence 2
Blocked shots: Luke Lawrence 1, Maddox Wyman 1
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C-S JV/Var. Boys Basketball
A Look Ahead ...
2/14 Bellevue (Var.) home 7 p.m.
Winterfest
2/19 Kalamazoo Phoenix (JV/Var.) Home 5:30 p.m.
2/21 Mendon (JV/Var.) Home 5:30 p.m.
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Gobles JVs overtake C-S with 36-30 win
Gobles held the Climax-Scotts boys JV basketball team scoreless after breaking a 30-30 tie late in the fourth quarter in a 36-30 win over the Panthers February 10 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
C-S, now 12-5, led by a 24-23 count after three quarters but the visitors outscored C-S 13-6 in the final stanza.
C-S led by a 12-9 count after one quarter and maintained the three-point lead at halftime, 18-15. Gobles cut the deficit to 24-23 at the end of three quarters.
Mason Shannon’s 14 points led C-S in scoring.
Gobles 9 6 8 13 - 36
Climax-Scotts 12 6 6 6 - 30
Ashton Heighton 3, Alex Wurtzel 6, Dustin Crandall 3, Mason Shannon 14, Luke Frost 2, Aaden Krick 2
C-S Boys JV Basketball Team Tops Colon
The Climax-Scotts JV boys basketball team used strong defense to register a 42-19 win over Colon February 7 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
C-S held the Magi to just two baskets overall from the floor and no points in the fourth quarter.
Colon managed just a free throw in the first quarter, which ended with C-S leading 14-1.
The two teams struggled offensively in the second quarter, with each team making a basket and one free throw for a 17-4 Panther lead at halftime.
Colon mounted a small comeback in the third quarter, pulling to within 24-19 after three quarters, however the Panthers enjoyed their biggest quarter while holding the visitors scoreless in the stanza.
Mason Shannon’s 11 points led C-S in scoring.
Colon 1 3 15 0 - 19
Climax-Scotts 14 3 7 18 - 42
Ashton Heighton 7, Alex Wurtzel 5, Dustin Crandall 4, Blake Wechsler 7, Mason Shannon 11, Luke Frost 6, Aaden Krick 2
Big 4th Quarter Solidifies Win For C-S JVs
The Climax-Scotts JV boys basketball team closed the game strong to pin a 43-25 loss on Battle Creek St. Philip February 4 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
C-S entered the final quarter with a 26-18 lead but a 17-7 fourth quarter prevented a Tiger comeback.
C-S played strong defense throughout the game, holding the visitors to single digits each quarter, including just four points in the first quarter when the Panthers moved in front 13-3 entering the second quarter.
Mason Shannon’s 18 points led C-S in scoring and Alex Wurtzel, who knocked down three triples, added 11 points for the Panthers.
B.C. St. Philip 4 7 7 7 - 25
Climax-Scotts 13 6 7 17 - 43
Carter Fuller 2, Ashton Heighton 5, Alex Wurtzel 11, Mason Shannon 18, Max Wurtzel 3, Luke Frost 4
Free throws: C-S 1-5/Battle Creek St. Philip 2-5
3-point baskets: C-S 4 (Alex Wurtzel 3, Max Wurtzel 1)/St. Philip 1
C-S, now 12-5, led by a 24-23 count after three quarters but the visitors outscored C-S 13-6 in the final stanza.
C-S led by a 12-9 count after one quarter and maintained the three-point lead at halftime, 18-15. Gobles cut the deficit to 24-23 at the end of three quarters.
Mason Shannon’s 14 points led C-S in scoring.
Gobles 9 6 8 13 - 36
Climax-Scotts 12 6 6 6 - 30
Ashton Heighton 3, Alex Wurtzel 6, Dustin Crandall 3, Mason Shannon 14, Luke Frost 2, Aaden Krick 2
C-S Boys JV Basketball Team Tops Colon
The Climax-Scotts JV boys basketball team used strong defense to register a 42-19 win over Colon February 7 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
C-S held the Magi to just two baskets overall from the floor and no points in the fourth quarter.
Colon managed just a free throw in the first quarter, which ended with C-S leading 14-1.
The two teams struggled offensively in the second quarter, with each team making a basket and one free throw for a 17-4 Panther lead at halftime.
Colon mounted a small comeback in the third quarter, pulling to within 24-19 after three quarters, however the Panthers enjoyed their biggest quarter while holding the visitors scoreless in the stanza.
Mason Shannon’s 11 points led C-S in scoring.
Colon 1 3 15 0 - 19
Climax-Scotts 14 3 7 18 - 42
Ashton Heighton 7, Alex Wurtzel 5, Dustin Crandall 4, Blake Wechsler 7, Mason Shannon 11, Luke Frost 6, Aaden Krick 2
Big 4th Quarter Solidifies Win For C-S JVs
The Climax-Scotts JV boys basketball team closed the game strong to pin a 43-25 loss on Battle Creek St. Philip February 4 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
C-S entered the final quarter with a 26-18 lead but a 17-7 fourth quarter prevented a Tiger comeback.
C-S played strong defense throughout the game, holding the visitors to single digits each quarter, including just four points in the first quarter when the Panthers moved in front 13-3 entering the second quarter.
Mason Shannon’s 18 points led C-S in scoring and Alex Wurtzel, who knocked down three triples, added 11 points for the Panthers.
B.C. St. Philip 4 7 7 7 - 25
Climax-Scotts 13 6 7 17 - 43
Carter Fuller 2, Ashton Heighton 5, Alex Wurtzel 11, Mason Shannon 18, Max Wurtzel 3, Luke Frost 4
Free throws: C-S 1-5/Battle Creek St. Philip 2-5
3-point baskets: C-S 4 (Alex Wurtzel 3, Max Wurtzel 1)/St. Philip 1
Lady Panthers showing strong qualities
with two recent wins
By Bruce Rolfe
With Burr Oak still close behind in the SCAA West Division standings, the Climax-Scotts girls varsity basketball team maintained a game and a half lead by registering a 52-35 win over Colon Friday in the 8th Carol Vick Memorial Game at C-S.
The Carol Vick Memorial game is named after former C-S girls varsity basketball coach and current C-S High School teacher Josh Vick’s mother, who was diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer in 1995 when Josh was 15 years old. She died six years later after she was told she would live six months.
C-S improves to 12-3 overall and 9-1 in the SCAA West Division while Colon drops to 4-10 and 1-7.
Lady Panther coach Chip Paddock was impressed how his team showed good composure after Colon reduced a 26-14 Panther lead at halftime to three points with 3:39 left in the third quarter.
C-S ended the quarter strong with a 10-4 run for a 40-31 lead entering the final quarter.
C-S played strong defense in the fourth quarter, allowing just two free throws by Allison Vinson and a basket by Raegan Thaxton.
“We did a good job executing late. Probably not our best shooting night. But extremely proud of the girls staying within themselves. Seem to be a little battle tested tonight. Obviously, tip your cap to Colon.
They came out with a pretty good game plan. Were able to maintain, and put some things together when we needed to down at the end stretch and I thought we did a good job of closing it,” offered the Lady Panther coach.
Paddock has also been impressed how his team has responded to losses. C-S has avoided any losing streaks by answering each of the three losses this year with a win.
“The biggest thing for me is they’re owning things. Whether it’s, watching film, owning rotations, owning just the basics, the fundamentals. Extra reps at practice. They’re doing a really good job of being able to watch, learn, process our mistakes, and then make the appropriate adjustments.
While C-S only held a four-point lead (12-8) after one quarter, the Lady Panthers turned up the defense in the second quarter, forcing 10 turnovers that led to 10 points, helping the Panthers to a 26-14 lead at halftime.
C-S sophomore Kendal Reitz drives to the basket during first half action against Colon February 7 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
(Photo by Bruce Rolfe)Holly Talbert continued her hot streak, pouring in 26 points on 11-for-18 shooting from the floor. She added six rebounds, two assists and six steals. Talbert entered the February 11 game at Hillsdale Academy averaging 24 points a game over the last three games. Sophie Braithwaite, who knocked down a pair of three-point baskets, added 12 points and Addy Reeves contributed nine points and seven rebounds.
Colon 8 6 17 4 - 35
Climax-Scotts 12 14 14 12 - 52
Kendal Reitz 4, Sophie Braithwaite 12, Addy Reeves 9, Ashlynn Gilbert 1, Holly Talbert 26
Free throws: C-S 6-11/Colon 12-20
3-point baskets: C-S 2 (Sophie Braithwaite 2)/Colon 1 (Savannah Meyers 1)
C-S Stat Leaders
Rebounds: Addy Reeves 7, Holly Talbert 6, Sophie Braithwaite 4, Kenal Reitz 3
Assists: Kendal Reitz 5, Addy Reeves 2, Holly Talbert 2
Steals: Holly Talbert 6, Kendal Reitz 4, Addy Reeves 3, Sophie Braithwaite 3, Ashlynn Gilbert 2
Lady Panthers Top St. Phil, 63-20
The Climax-Scotts girls varsity basketball team paired a strong defensive effort with a potent offensive attack to register a 63-20 win over Battle Creek St. Philip February 4 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
C-S enjoyed good ball movement, piling up 15 assists, led by Holly Talbert’s six helpers.
C-S put the Lady Tigers in a 10-point deficit early by racing out to a 17-7 lead after one quarter.
The Lady Panthers enjoyed separation with a strong second quarter , pulling out to a 41-12 halftime lead behind a trio of three-point baskets by Sophie Braithwaite and Holly Talbert’s eight points.
The strong offensive play and good defense continued in the second half when C-S outscored St. Phil 14-4 for a 55-16 lead after three quarters.
Talbert led C-S with 17 points, Braithwaite scored 16 points and Ashlynn Gilbert added 12 points. Addy Reeves pitched in with eight points and 10 rebounds.
Battle Creek St. Philip 7 5 4 4 - 20
Climax-Scotts 17 24 14 8 - 63
Kendal Reitz 6, Lylah Parrish 1, Sophie Braithwaite 16, Stephanie Behlke 3, Holly Talbert 17, Ashlynn Gilbert 12, Addy Reeves 8
Free throws: C-S 5-7/St. Phil 6-7
3-point baskets: C-S 6 (Sophie Braithwaite 4, Stephanie Behlke 1, Holly Talbert 1/St. Phil 0
C-S Stat Leaders
Rebounds: Addy Reeves 10, Holly Talbert 9, Ashlyn Gilbert 8, Kendall Reitz 3
Assists: Holly Talbert 6, Kendall Reitz 4, Sophie Braithwaite 3
Steals: Holly Talbert 3
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C-S JV/Var. Girls Basketball
A Look Ahead ...
2/14 Bellevue (home) Home 5:30 p.m. (Winterfest)
2/17 G-A (JV/Var.) Away 5:30 p.m.
2/20 Mendon (JV/Var.) Away 5:30 p.m.
2/25 Gobles (JV/Var.) Home 5:30 p.m.
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All 14 members of C-S-M wrestling team that
participated in the Feb. 8 individual district
tournament at Lawton advance to regionals
By Bruce Rolfe
The Climax-Scotts-Martin co-op wrestling team had 14 wrestlers participate in the Individual Districts February 8 at Lawton and all 14 advanced to the Individual Regionals February 15 at Martin.
The top four placers in each weight class qualified for the Individual Regionals. The top four placers at the Individual Regionals qualify for the Individual State Finals at Ford Field February 28-March 1.
C-S seniors Logan Gilbert (120) and Sam Bleeker (215), C-S freshman Gixxer Blair (150), and Martin junior Haylen Buell (144) all placed first. C-S senior Jackson Bagwell (157), Martin senior Jakub Tomylsak (165), C-S junior Malcolm Smith (190), Martin senior Jayce Ritchie (138), Martin sophomore Seth Torris (144), Martin freshmen Jacinto Lopez (106) and Martin freshman Urijah Joostberns (113) all finished second. C-S senior Cole Reitz (132) earned a third place finish and Martin senior Mathew Holmes (150) and Martin sophomore Logan Curry (138) finished fourth.
Bleeker, the No. 4 seed, went 3-0, winning two matches by pins and the championship match by a 4-0 decision to move his record to 34-13.
After two byes Gilbert won two matches by technical falls, 15-0 and 19-1 to improve his record to 34-5. Gilbert entered the team regionals February 12 with 179 career wins. Jordan Tutt is the school record holder for career wins at C-S with a record of 188-37.
Buell improved to 44-4 with a technical fall win, a pin and a win by a forfeit.
Blair recorded a first place finish by posting two pins and an 8-6 decision win to move to 25-9.
Smith, Lopez, Ritchie, Torris, Bagwell and Tomylsak were 2-1 and Joostberns was 1-1 for second place finishes.
Reitz posted a 3-1 record for a third place finish.
Curry and Holmes were both 2-2 for fourth place finishes.
Individual Districts (At Lawton)
C-S-M Results
1st Place
215: Sam Bleeker (34-13) placed 1st and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Sam Bleeker (Martin) 34-13 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Sam Bleeker (Martin) 34-13 won by fall over Brayden Russell (Lawton) 6-5 (Fall 1:01) Semifinal - Sam Bleeker (Martin) 34-13 won by fall over Marvin Jones Jr. (Marcellus) 26-7 (Fall 0:39) 1st Place Match - Sam Bleeker (Martin) 34-13 won by decision over Edgar Raseman (Gobies) 32-12 (Dec 4-0)
120: Logan Gilbert (34-5) placed 1st and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Logan Gilbert (Martin) 34-5 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Logan Gilbert (Martin) 34-5 received a bye () (Bye) Semifinal - Logan Gilbert (Martin) 34-5 won by tech fall over Evan Stampfler (Delton Kellogg) 27-13 (TF-1.5 1:56 (15-0)) 1 st Place Match - Logan Gilbert (Martin) 34-5 won by tech fall over Aiden Muhoz (Bangor) 27-8 (TF-1.5 2:21 (19-1)
144: Haylen Buell (44-4) placed 1st and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Haylen Buell (Martin) 44-4 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Haylen Buell (Martin) 44-4 won by fall over Cody Hood (Decatur) 9-11 (Fall 0:33) Semifinal - Haylen Buell (Martin) 44-4 won by tech fall over Maddix Jancasz (White Pigeon) 27-10 (TF-1.5 3:10 (17-2)) 1st Place Match - Haylen Buell (Martin) 44-4 won by forfeit over Seth Toris (Martin) 36-11 (For.)
150: Gixxer Blair (25-9) placed 1st and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Gixxer Blair (Martin) 25-9 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Gixxer Blair (Martin) 25-9 won by fall over Conner Morris (Gobies) 23-25 (Fall 0:25) Semifinal - Gixxer Blair (Martin) 25-9 won by decision over Jesse Fielis (White Pigeon) 32-11 (Dec 8-6) 1st Place Match - Gixxer Blair (Martin) 25-9 won by fall over Mendon Phillips (Delton Kellogg) 37-16 (Fall 1:20)
2nd Place
190: Malcolm Smith (22-5) placed 2nd and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Malcolm Smith (Martin) 22-5 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Malcolm Smith (Martin) 22-5 won by fall over Hayden Crouch (Schoolcraft) 22-14 (Fall 1:05) Semifinal - Malcolm Smith (Martin) 22-5 won by fall over Brody Marshall (Gobies) 49-5 (Fall 2:53) 1st Place Match - Rowan Bradford (Decatur) 46-0 won by major decision over Malcolm Smith (Martin) 22-5 (MD 14-0)
106: Jacinto Lopez (33-15) placed 2nd and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Jacinto Lopez (Martin) 33-15 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Jacinto Lopez (Martin) 33-15 won by fall over David Wiles (Decatur) 23-21 (Fall 0:52) Semifinal - Jacinto Lopez (Martin) 33-15 won by fall over Cameron Westphal (Cassopolis) 17-4 (Fall 3:30) 1st Place Match - Danny Timms (Gobies) 39-8 won by tech fall over Jacinto Lopez (Martin) 33-15 (TF-1.5 4:32 (16-0))
113: Urijah Joostberns (27-10) placed 2nd and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Urijah Joostberns (Martin) 27-10 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Urijah Joostberns (Martin) 27-10 received a bye () (Bye) Semifinal - Urijah Joostberns (Martin) 27-10 won by major decision over Jose Boger (Gobies) 37-18 (MD 12-3) 1st Place Match - Kolton Burns (Decatur) 27-0 won by fall over Urijah Joostberns (Martin) 27-10 (Fall 0:55)
138: Jayce Ritchie (35-12) placed 2nd and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Jayce Ritchie (Martin) 35-12 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Jayce Ritchie (Martin) 35-12 won by fall over Nyko Winebaugh (Schoolcraft) 5-13 (Fall 0:24) Semifinal - Jayce Ritchie (Martin) 35-12 won by decision over Angel Guzman-Valle (Eau Claire) 33-11 (Dec 5-1) 1st Place Match - Hunter Pant (White Pigeon) 46-5 won by forfeit over Jayce Ritchie (Martin) 35-12 (For.)
144: Seth Toris (36-11) placed 2nd and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Seth Toris (Martin) 36-11 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Seth Toris (Martin) 36-11 won by tech fall over Caleb King (Centreville) 19-12 (TF-1.5 2:12 (16-1)) Semifinal - Seth Toris (Martin) 36-11 won by fall over Aidan Wiggins (Decatur) 39-8 (Fall 2:49) 1st Place Match - Haylen Buell (Martin) 44-4 won by forfeit over Seth Toris (Martin) 36-11 (For.)
157: Jack Bagwell (32-15) placed 2nd and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Jack Bagwell (Martin) 32-15 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Jack Bagwell (Martin) 32-15 won by fall over Elijah Wagoner (Cassopolis) 22-15 (Fall 3:17) Semifinal - Jack Bagwell (Martin) 32-15 won by major decision over Carson Shugars (Decatur) 37-8 (MD 11-0) 1st Place Match - Mason Mansfield (Gobies) 47-3 won by major decision over Jack Bagwell (Martin) 32-15 (MD 10-2)
165: Jakub Tomyslak (36-15) placed 2nd and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Jakub Tomyslak (Martin) 36-15 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Jakub Tomyslak (Martin) 36-15 won by tech fall over Joshua Delhomme (Centreville) 23-15 (TF-1.5 3:49 (21-1)) Semifinal - Jakub Tomyslak (Martin) 36-15 won by fall over Colton Colingsworth (Gobies) 34-14 (Fall 3:44) 1st Place Match - Brody Mead (Decatur) 40-5 won by fall over Jakub Tomyslak (Martin) 36-15 (Fall 3:50)
3rd Place
132: Cole Reitz (28-11) placed 3rd and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Cole Reitz (Martin) 28-11 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Cole Reitz (Martin) 28-11 won by fall over JAMES KAMINSKI (Three Oaks River Valley) 17-12 (Fall 0:45) Semifinal - Gauge Stampfler (Delton Kellogg) 34-5 won by decision over Cole Reitz (Martin) 28-11 (Dec 7-6) Cons. Semi - Cole Reitz (Martin) 28-11 won by fall over Braxton Harker (Centreville) 16-14 (Fall 0:45) 3rd Place Match - Cole Reitz (Martin) 28-11 won by tech fall over Ryder Gardner (Decatur) 35-15 (TF-1.5 1:47 (16-0))
4th Place
138: Logan Curry (20-8) placed 4th and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Logan Curry (Martin) 20-8 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Logan Curry (Martin) 20-8 won by fall over Joseph McCoy (Delton Kellogg) 19-12 (Fall 3:24) Semifinal - Hunter Pant (White Pigeon) 46-5 won by major decision over Logan Curry (Martin) 20-8 (MD 13-4) Cons. Semi - Logan Curry (Martin) 20-8 won by tech fall over CALLAN DAVIS (Three Oaks River Valley) 21-12 (TF-1.5 4:58 (16-0)) 3rd Place Match - Angel Guzman-Valle (Eau Claire) 33-11 won by decision over Logan Curry (Martin) 20-8 (Dec 3-2)
150: Matthew Holmes (21-14) placed 4th and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Matthew Holmes (Martin) 21-14 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Matthew Holmes (Martin) 21-14 won by fall over Dominic Redaway (Gobies) 5-5 (Fall 2:44) Semifinal - Mendon Phillips (Delton Kellogg) 37-16 won by decision over Matthew Holmes (Martin) 21-14 (Dec 11-4) Cons. Semi - Matthew Holmes (Martin) 21-14 won by decision over Noah Brooks (Centreville) 29-9 (Dec 6-3) 3rd Place Match - Jesse Fielis (White Pigeon) 32-11 won by decision over Matthew Holmes (Martin) 21-14 (Dec 8-3)
The Climax-Scotts-Martin co-op wrestling team had 14 wrestlers participate in the Individual Districts February 8 at Lawton and all 14 advanced to the Individual Regionals February 15 at Martin.
The top four placers in each weight class qualified for the Individual Regionals. The top four placers at the Individual Regionals qualify for the Individual State Finals at Ford Field February 28-March 1.
C-S seniors Logan Gilbert (120) and Sam Bleeker (215), C-S freshman Gixxer Blair (150), and Martin junior Haylen Buell (144) all placed first. C-S senior Jackson Bagwell (157), Martin senior Jakub Tomylsak (165), C-S junior Malcolm Smith (190), Martin senior Jayce Ritchie (138), Martin sophomore Seth Torris (144), Martin freshmen Jacinto Lopez (106) and Martin freshman Urijah Joostberns (113) all finished second. C-S senior Cole Reitz (132) earned a third place finish and Martin senior Mathew Holmes (150) and Martin sophomore Logan Curry (138) finished fourth.
Bleeker, the No. 4 seed, went 3-0, winning two matches by pins and the championship match by a 4-0 decision to move his record to 34-13.
After two byes Gilbert won two matches by technical falls, 15-0 and 19-1 to improve his record to 34-5. Gilbert entered the team regionals February 12 with 179 career wins. Jordan Tutt is the school record holder for career wins at C-S with a record of 188-37.
Buell improved to 44-4 with a technical fall win, a pin and a win by a forfeit.
Blair recorded a first place finish by posting two pins and an 8-6 decision win to move to 25-9.
Smith, Lopez, Ritchie, Torris, Bagwell and Tomylsak were 2-1 and Joostberns was 1-1 for second place finishes.
Reitz posted a 3-1 record for a third place finish.
Curry and Holmes were both 2-2 for fourth place finishes.
Individual Districts (At Lawton)
C-S-M Results
1st Place
215: Sam Bleeker (34-13) placed 1st and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Sam Bleeker (Martin) 34-13 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Sam Bleeker (Martin) 34-13 won by fall over Brayden Russell (Lawton) 6-5 (Fall 1:01) Semifinal - Sam Bleeker (Martin) 34-13 won by fall over Marvin Jones Jr. (Marcellus) 26-7 (Fall 0:39) 1st Place Match - Sam Bleeker (Martin) 34-13 won by decision over Edgar Raseman (Gobies) 32-12 (Dec 4-0)
120: Logan Gilbert (34-5) placed 1st and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Logan Gilbert (Martin) 34-5 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Logan Gilbert (Martin) 34-5 received a bye () (Bye) Semifinal - Logan Gilbert (Martin) 34-5 won by tech fall over Evan Stampfler (Delton Kellogg) 27-13 (TF-1.5 1:56 (15-0)) 1 st Place Match - Logan Gilbert (Martin) 34-5 won by tech fall over Aiden Muhoz (Bangor) 27-8 (TF-1.5 2:21 (19-1)
144: Haylen Buell (44-4) placed 1st and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Haylen Buell (Martin) 44-4 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Haylen Buell (Martin) 44-4 won by fall over Cody Hood (Decatur) 9-11 (Fall 0:33) Semifinal - Haylen Buell (Martin) 44-4 won by tech fall over Maddix Jancasz (White Pigeon) 27-10 (TF-1.5 3:10 (17-2)) 1st Place Match - Haylen Buell (Martin) 44-4 won by forfeit over Seth Toris (Martin) 36-11 (For.)
150: Gixxer Blair (25-9) placed 1st and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Gixxer Blair (Martin) 25-9 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Gixxer Blair (Martin) 25-9 won by fall over Conner Morris (Gobies) 23-25 (Fall 0:25) Semifinal - Gixxer Blair (Martin) 25-9 won by decision over Jesse Fielis (White Pigeon) 32-11 (Dec 8-6) 1st Place Match - Gixxer Blair (Martin) 25-9 won by fall over Mendon Phillips (Delton Kellogg) 37-16 (Fall 1:20)
2nd Place
190: Malcolm Smith (22-5) placed 2nd and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Malcolm Smith (Martin) 22-5 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Malcolm Smith (Martin) 22-5 won by fall over Hayden Crouch (Schoolcraft) 22-14 (Fall 1:05) Semifinal - Malcolm Smith (Martin) 22-5 won by fall over Brody Marshall (Gobies) 49-5 (Fall 2:53) 1st Place Match - Rowan Bradford (Decatur) 46-0 won by major decision over Malcolm Smith (Martin) 22-5 (MD 14-0)
106: Jacinto Lopez (33-15) placed 2nd and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Jacinto Lopez (Martin) 33-15 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Jacinto Lopez (Martin) 33-15 won by fall over David Wiles (Decatur) 23-21 (Fall 0:52) Semifinal - Jacinto Lopez (Martin) 33-15 won by fall over Cameron Westphal (Cassopolis) 17-4 (Fall 3:30) 1st Place Match - Danny Timms (Gobies) 39-8 won by tech fall over Jacinto Lopez (Martin) 33-15 (TF-1.5 4:32 (16-0))
113: Urijah Joostberns (27-10) placed 2nd and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Urijah Joostberns (Martin) 27-10 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Urijah Joostberns (Martin) 27-10 received a bye () (Bye) Semifinal - Urijah Joostberns (Martin) 27-10 won by major decision over Jose Boger (Gobies) 37-18 (MD 12-3) 1st Place Match - Kolton Burns (Decatur) 27-0 won by fall over Urijah Joostberns (Martin) 27-10 (Fall 0:55)
138: Jayce Ritchie (35-12) placed 2nd and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Jayce Ritchie (Martin) 35-12 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Jayce Ritchie (Martin) 35-12 won by fall over Nyko Winebaugh (Schoolcraft) 5-13 (Fall 0:24) Semifinal - Jayce Ritchie (Martin) 35-12 won by decision over Angel Guzman-Valle (Eau Claire) 33-11 (Dec 5-1) 1st Place Match - Hunter Pant (White Pigeon) 46-5 won by forfeit over Jayce Ritchie (Martin) 35-12 (For.)
144: Seth Toris (36-11) placed 2nd and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Seth Toris (Martin) 36-11 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Seth Toris (Martin) 36-11 won by tech fall over Caleb King (Centreville) 19-12 (TF-1.5 2:12 (16-1)) Semifinal - Seth Toris (Martin) 36-11 won by fall over Aidan Wiggins (Decatur) 39-8 (Fall 2:49) 1st Place Match - Haylen Buell (Martin) 44-4 won by forfeit over Seth Toris (Martin) 36-11 (For.)
157: Jack Bagwell (32-15) placed 2nd and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Jack Bagwell (Martin) 32-15 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Jack Bagwell (Martin) 32-15 won by fall over Elijah Wagoner (Cassopolis) 22-15 (Fall 3:17) Semifinal - Jack Bagwell (Martin) 32-15 won by major decision over Carson Shugars (Decatur) 37-8 (MD 11-0) 1st Place Match - Mason Mansfield (Gobies) 47-3 won by major decision over Jack Bagwell (Martin) 32-15 (MD 10-2)
165: Jakub Tomyslak (36-15) placed 2nd and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Jakub Tomyslak (Martin) 36-15 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Jakub Tomyslak (Martin) 36-15 won by tech fall over Joshua Delhomme (Centreville) 23-15 (TF-1.5 3:49 (21-1)) Semifinal - Jakub Tomyslak (Martin) 36-15 won by fall over Colton Colingsworth (Gobies) 34-14 (Fall 3:44) 1st Place Match - Brody Mead (Decatur) 40-5 won by fall over Jakub Tomyslak (Martin) 36-15 (Fall 3:50)
3rd Place
132: Cole Reitz (28-11) placed 3rd and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Cole Reitz (Martin) 28-11 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Cole Reitz (Martin) 28-11 won by fall over JAMES KAMINSKI (Three Oaks River Valley) 17-12 (Fall 0:45) Semifinal - Gauge Stampfler (Delton Kellogg) 34-5 won by decision over Cole Reitz (Martin) 28-11 (Dec 7-6) Cons. Semi - Cole Reitz (Martin) 28-11 won by fall over Braxton Harker (Centreville) 16-14 (Fall 0:45) 3rd Place Match - Cole Reitz (Martin) 28-11 won by tech fall over Ryder Gardner (Decatur) 35-15 (TF-1.5 1:47 (16-0))
4th Place
138: Logan Curry (20-8) placed 4th and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Logan Curry (Martin) 20-8 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Logan Curry (Martin) 20-8 won by fall over Joseph McCoy (Delton Kellogg) 19-12 (Fall 3:24) Semifinal - Hunter Pant (White Pigeon) 46-5 won by major decision over Logan Curry (Martin) 20-8 (MD 13-4) Cons. Semi - Logan Curry (Martin) 20-8 won by tech fall over CALLAN DAVIS (Three Oaks River Valley) 21-12 (TF-1.5 4:58 (16-0)) 3rd Place Match - Angel Guzman-Valle (Eau Claire) 33-11 won by decision over Logan Curry (Martin) 20-8 (Dec 3-2)
150: Matthew Holmes (21-14) placed 4th and scored 0.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Matthew Holmes (Martin) 21-14 received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Matthew Holmes (Martin) 21-14 won by fall over Dominic Redaway (Gobies) 5-5 (Fall 2:44) Semifinal - Mendon Phillips (Delton Kellogg) 37-16 won by decision over Matthew Holmes (Martin) 21-14 (Dec 11-4) Cons. Semi - Matthew Holmes (Martin) 21-14 won by decision over Noah Brooks (Centreville) 29-9 (Dec 6-3) 3rd Place Match - Jesse Fielis (White Pigeon) 32-11 won by decision over Matthew Holmes (Martin) 21-14 (Dec 8-3)
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C-S-M overcomes challenges to claim
4th team district championship
By Bruce Rolfe
With a goal of advancing to the Team State Finals, the Climax-Scotts-Martin co-op wrestling team faced an unexpected challenge in the Team District semifinals February 5 at Martin, but the co-op team pulled together to capture a fourth straight team district championship.
With regulars Logan Gilbert and Cole Reitz wrestling sick and Gixxer Blair remaining home because of sickness, C-S-M gutted out a 34-26 win over Gobles in the semifinals and then defeated Delton-Kellogg in the championship match 54-28.
Delton-Kellogg defeated Bloomingdale 72-12 in the other semifinal match.
With a goal of advancing to the Team State Finals, the Climax-Scotts-Martin co-op wrestling team faced an unexpected challenge in the Team District semifinals February 5 at Martin, but the co-op team pulled together to capture a fourth straight team district championship.
With regulars Logan Gilbert and Cole Reitz wrestling sick and Gixxer Blair remaining home because of sickness, C-S-M gutted out a 34-26 win over Gobles in the semifinals and then defeated Delton-Kellogg in the championship match 54-28.
Delton-Kellogg defeated Bloomingdale 72-12 in the other semifinal match.
The Climax-Scotts-Martin co-op wrestling team is pictured with the team district championship trophy.
(Photo by Bruce Rolfe)
The win sent C-S-M into the Team Regionals February 12 against Lawton at Decatur. White Pigeon and Decatur wrestled in the other Team Regional semifinal.
“The guys showed up today. Everybody wrestled well. We’ve got several guys out sick, Guys barely getting done with a match and then going and finding a trash can. We’re one step closer. We’ve got two more tough teams we’re going to have to battle next Wednesday night (Team Regionals), before we reach a portion of our goal. Everybody came out and performed. The team wrestled for each other. It’s fantastic that our two communities can come together. These two schools come together and join to make one tough group of wrestlers,” said C-S coach Mike Reitz.
There were some swing matches that could have gone either way C-S-M won that gave the team a big lift, leaving Reitz impressed.
Sophomore Cooper Dinse (275-pound weight class) won by a pin that gave the co-op team a 21-13 lead.
Junior Nate Arnett (120) trailed 4-1 but emerged with a 6-4 win, giving C-S-M a 28-16 lead.
Gilbert, who was slow to return to the middle of the mat two times because of sickness and was issued delay warnings, battled through his illness and earned a big 8-4 win for a 31-16 lead with three more matches remaining.
Reitz overcame sickness as well, earning a 9-3 win that clinched the win.
“Cooper got in a bad position a couple of times. Kept fighting and ended up getting the pin. That’s a big six points we weren’t expecting to get. Nate Arnett, a junior, first year wrestler. He’s really come on and his hard work is paying off. Obviously, what we’ve seen tonight, my mind’s blown. Nate, I wish we would have had him his whole high school career, but that’s not the case. He’s just working hard to get better every day and it’s showing, (Logan) Gilbert, sicker then a dog. Yesterday didn’t come to practice. Barely made it to school today. Got through his match. Got hit with some stall warnings, trying to get back to the center (of the mat). Not feeling real well but still got it done. Ended up getting a victory. I’m proud of these guys. I’m proud of how tough they are. I’m proud of what they do for each other, and how they represent this Climax-Scotts-Martin team,” said Reitz.
“It was pretty hard, but knowing that I had the whole team behind me made it a lot easier. I wasn’t just wrestling for myself but for the entire team, our community, and two schools. It made it a lot easier to go out there and battle for it,” said Gilbert of wrestling ill.
Because Reitz and Gilbert wrestled sick in the semifinals match, the coaching staff kept the two seniors out of the lineup for the championship match. Some younger wrestlers on the team received an opportunity to wrestle in a big stage event, that Reitz labeled as “huge” for the growth of the program.
“A lot of times these young guys, especially now, they’re stuck behind a group of seniors that have been hammering since they were freshmen. They were really dedicated to the sport as young men and they come into high school and have success. It’s hard for guys to break the line up. When we’ve got the lineup that we have, 11 ranked wrestlers, it’s hard for an under classman to break the lineup. We’ve done our best the last two years to get them as many JV matches as we can and exhibition matches on Wednesdays. They step up and do their job. They’re getting better. Some of the guys haven’t competed much and still get a little anxious out there, you can definitely see it. But I know with their efforts in the practice room, how they drill, what they’re capable of, once they get some more mat time and competition experience, they’re going to be hammers too,” said coach Reitz.
“It’s all about hard work. Those guys believe in what we’re teaching.them. They believe in themselves and they go out and they battle. They’re ready to go to war for six minutes. And it showed tonight,” adds Reitz.
Team District Wrestling Tournament (at Martin)
Semifinals
C-S-M 34, Gobles 26
150: Haylen Buell (Martin HS) over Conner Morris (Gobles HS) (Fall 0:00); 157: Matthew Holmes (Martin HS) over Dominic Redaway (Gobles HS) (Fall 0:00); 165: Mason Mansfield (Gobles HS) over Jack Bagwell (Martin HS) (MD 13-3); 175: Jakub Tomyslak (Martin HS) over Colton Colingsworth (Gobles HS) (Dec 13-6); 190: Brody Marshall (Gobles HS) over Malcolm Smith (Martin HS) (Fall 0:00); 215: Edgar Raseman (Gobles HS) over Sam Bleeker (Martin HS) (Dec 6-1); 285: Cooper Dinse (Martin HS) over Nicholas Graves (Gobles HS) (Fall 0:00); 106: Danny Timms (Gobles HS) over Jacinto Lopez (Martin HS) (Dec 8-6); 113: Urijah Joostberns (Martin HS) over Jose Boger (Gobles HS) (MD 16-2); 120: Nate Arnett (Martin HS) over Austin Barnhart (Gobles HS) (Dec 6-4); 126: Logan Gilbert (Martin HS) over Aiden Dukes (Gobles HS) (Dec 8-4); 132: Cole Reitz (Martin HS) over Devin Doorlag (Gobles HS) (Dec 9-3); 138: Finn Carlin (Gobles HS) over Logan Curry (Martin HS) (MD 15-2); 144: Hunter Piper (Gobles HS) over Unknown (For.)
Championship match
C-S-M 54, Delton-Kellogg 28
106: Jacinto Lopez (Martin HS) over Jace Hilton (Delton Kellogg HS) (Fall 0:47); 113: Urijah Joostberns (Martin HS) over Kayle MClellan (Delton Kellogg HS) (Fall 1:24); 120: Evan Stampfler (Delton Kellogg HS) over Nate Arnett (Martin HS) (TF 15-0 0:00); 126: Lane Steele (Delton Kellogg HS) over Jaques Porlier (Martin HS) (Fall 5:08); 132: Alec Sinkler (Delton Kellogg HS) over Kaden Godbee (Martin HS) (TF 16-1 0:00); 138: Logan Curry (Martin HS) over Joseph McCoy (Delton Kellogg HS) (Fall 2:43); 144: Austyn Lipscomb (Delton Kellogg HS) over Unknown (For.); 150: Seth Toris (Martin HS) over Unknown (For.)
157: Haylen Buell (Martin HS) over Mendon Phillips (Delton Kellogg HS) (Fall 1:34); 165: Jack Bagwell (Martin HS) over Easton Reynolds (Delton Kellogg HS) (Fall 1:05); 175: Jakub Tomyslak (Martin HS) over Travis Mosqueda (Delton Kellogg HS) (Fall 0:13); 190: Malcolm Smith (Martin HS) over mason ferris (Delton Kellogg HS) (Fall 1:38); 215: Sam Bleeker (Martin HS) over isaac ferris (Delton Kellogg HS) (Fall 1:25); 285: Mitchell Swift (Delton Kellogg HS) over Cooper Dinse (Martin HS) (Fall 0:39)
C-S senior Sam Bleeker is pictured wrestling his Delton-Kellogg opponent at the Team Districts February 5 at Martin.
(Photo by Bruce Rolfe)
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