The region
was wild with wrestling last weekend as Fayette County
hosted the 4-AAAA area wrestling meet and Sandy Creek
hosted the 4-AAA wrestling meet. The Tigers won their
tournament with 212 total points, while Starr's Mill, the
obvious favorite in 4-AAA, won the area meet with 258.5
points.
Fayette
County produced three individual champions on their way
to the area title; Jarrod Bailey (135), Justin lane (145)
and Sam Norman (152). The Tigers will send 10 wrestlers
to the state meet, while McIntosh, which placed third in
the meet, will send nine wrestlers to the meet. The
Chiefs produced three individual champions in the area
meet; Ricky Smith (112), Eddie Smith (130) and Michael
Lee (160). The AAAA state meet will be held Friday and
Saturday at McEachern High School.
Starr's
Mill qualified all 14 wrestlers for the state meet on
Saturday, defeating Woodward Academy, which placed second
overall at the area meet, by 35 points. The Panthers had
seven individual champions in the meet; Gary James (103),
Brian Kyser (125), Jason Kiefer (130), Ariston Bowers
(140), Christopher Coleman (145) Drew Cofty (152) and
Clint Barbour (215). James and Coleman will enter the
state meet in Columbus still undefeated on the season.
Sandy Creek placed fourth in the meet and qualified seven
wrestlers for the state meet, including John Hilton
(103), Matt Smith (119), Ryan Stanfield (130), Johnathan
Calahan (215) and Singleton (125).
Landmark
Christian School won their area meet over the weekend as
well. The War Eagles scored 185 total points, while
Northgate came in second with 151 points. Landmark
qaulified 10 wrestlers for the state tournament to be
held in Gainesville this weekend. The qualified wrestlers
are Paul Muchnick, Justin Winter, Ben Everett, Wallace
Duvall, Ben King, Michael Cox, Ray Ross, Ethan Everett,
Jeremy Smith and Lee Smith. Muchnick, Winter, Everett and
Duval were individual champions at the area meet.






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