Twenty-three
teams entered the South Metro wrestling tournament at Fayette County High
School over the weekend, including all of the county high school teams.
The top two
spots, however, went to Woodward Academy and Stockbridge, while Starr's
Mill placed third.
The Panthers
scored 214 points and had three wrestlers capture first place in their
respective weights: Jason Kiefer, 145; Ariston Bowers, 152; and Chris
Coleman, 160.
Coleman's match
in the finals was judged the Best Finals Match in the tournament.
In an interesting
turn in the tournament, East Coweta, Fayette County and McIntosh finished
10th, 11th and 12th respectively. The Indians scored 92 points, while
the Tigers scored 87.5 and the Chiefs scored 73 points. This proves that
the competition for the county, region and state championships will be
tight. Sandy Creek finished in 19th place with 41 points.
McIntosh's
Daniel Graham placed second at 112, while Fayette County's James Bouie
took second place at 275 and Sandy Creek's Larry Wright placed second
at 145.
Tonight, McIntosh
will host LaGrange and East Coweta at 5 p.m. Starr's Mill will host the
Starr's Mill Invitational Friday evening starting at 6 p.m. and Saturday
starting at 9 a.m. This will be an exciting season of wrestling and each
match becomes more important as the season wears on.
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