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The Neosho wrestling team continued to roll along their duals schedule Tuesday night. The Wildcats went 2-0 in a double dual against Caney and Columbus, Kan.
In the dual against Caney, the Wildcats benefited from seven pins and rolled to a 70-6 victory.
Results from that dual were:
Austin Lewis pinned by Stafford
Dakota McGarrah pinned Armitage
River Buttram def. Kinder by 16-3 major decision
Paxon Fowler pinned Rodriguez
Rimo Elwise defeated Wood by 10-5 decision
Ethan Pogue pinned Watt
James Townsend defeated Stalford by 6-4 decision
Brandon White pinned Bayless
Jacob Brock pinned Brown
Christian Lopez pinned Gustus
Aaron Clardy pinned Baker
In junior varsity action between Neosho and Caney, the Wildcats got wins from Chase Novak (9-5 decision) and Garrick Fausett (pin).
In the dual against Columbus, Neosho didn’t miss a beat. The Wildcats benefited from for open weight classes and six pins to defeat the Titans, 71-10.
Results from that dual were:
Lewis pinned by Greal
McGarrah pinned Britt
Buttram def. Freeman by 16-0 technical fall
Sam Williams lost to Watkins by 9-0 decision
Pogue pinned Brittain
White pinned Sullivan
Austin Hailey pinned Napier
Brock pinned by Houser
Lopez pinned Hodgson
Clardy pinned Gurney
With the two victories, Neosho moved to 10-1 in duals this season.
“The thing I was probably the most pleased with was our effort tonight,” Neosho coach Jeremy Phillips said. “It’s funny. After we got done wrestling against Caney one of their wrestlers said ‘Man, if I wrestled for you guys, I’d quit. You work too hard.’ That was a great compliment for me, at least I took it that way. That’s what we work for, to outwork, out-hustle and out-fight our opponents and let the results speak for themselves. These young people are continuing to be coachable and they are making a nice push to be back at the top in the end.”
The Wildcats will be back in action Thursday at Springfield Hillcrest for a dual against Rolla.
“Rolla will be a good dual for us on Thursday leading into conference on Saturday and the junior varsity getting some good matches Friday and Saturday at the Seneca Tournament,” Phillips said. “We’ve got some tough matches ahead of us. Hopefully, we’ll use those to make us better and peak at the end when it matters most.”
Neosho will only dual with Rolla. They will not wrestle against Hillcrest.
The Neosho wrestling team continued to roll along their duals schedule Tuesday night. The Wildcats went 2-0 in a double dual against Caney and Columbus, Kan.
In the dual against Caney, the Wildcats benefited from seven pins and rolled to a 70-6 victory.
Results from that dual were:
Austin Lewis pinned by Stafford
Dakota McGarrah pinned Armitage
River Buttram def. Kinder by 16-3 major decision
Paxon Fowler pinned Rodriguez
Rimo Elwise defeated Wood by 10-5 decision
Ethan Pogue pinned Watt
James Townsend defeated Stalford by 6-4 decision
Brandon White pinned Bayless
Jacob Brock pinned Brown
Christian Lopez pinned Gustus
Aaron Clardy pinned Baker
In junior varsity action between Neosho and Caney, the Wildcats got wins from Chase Novak (9-5 decision) and Garrick Fausett (pin).
In the dual against Columbus, Neosho didn’t miss a beat. The Wildcats benefited from for open weight classes and six pins to defeat the Titans, 71-10.
Results from that dual were:
Lewis pinned by Greal
McGarrah pinned Britt
Buttram def. Freeman by 16-0 technical fall
Sam Williams lost to Watkins by 9-0 decision
Pogue pinned Brittain
White pinned Sullivan
Austin Hailey pinned Napier
Brock pinned by Houser
Lopez pinned Hodgson
Clardy pinned Gurney
With the two victories, Neosho moved to 10-1 in duals this season.
“The thing I was probably the most pleased with was our effort tonight,” Neosho coach Jeremy Phillips said. “It’s funny. After we got done wrestling against Caney one of their wrestlers said ‘Man, if I wrestled for you guys, I’d quit. You work too hard.’ That was a great compliment for me, at least I took it that way. That’s what we work for, to outwork, out-hustle and out-fight our opponents and let the results speak for themselves. These young people are continuing to be coachable and they are making a nice push to be back at the top in the end.”
The Wildcats will be back in action Thursday at Springfield Hillcrest for a dual against Rolla.
“Rolla will be a good dual for us on Thursday leading into conference on Saturday and the junior varsity getting some good matches Friday and Saturday at the Seneca Tournament,” Phillips said. “We’ve got some tough matches ahead of us. Hopefully, we’ll use those to make us better and peak at the end when it matters most.”
Neosho will only dual with Rolla. They will not wrestle against Hillcrest.
