Starr's Mill

and Landmark Christian's wrestling teams fared well in their meets last

week.

Starr's Mill

faced Heritage and Union Grove and won both matches to improve their duals

record to 14-0-1 on the season. Corey Radcliffe (103) won by decision

in both matches, 3-2 against Heritage and 12-1 against Union Grove; Devon

King (112) won by a decision against Heritage 7-2 and by technical fall

against Union Grove; Chase Verzello (119) won by decision against Heritage

4-0 and Union Grove 2-1; D.J. Wright(125) won by decision against Heritage

6-2 and by decision against Union Grove 7-1 and Mike Cosper (130) won

10-3.

Matt Hartpence

(140) went 1-1, winning by decsion against Heritage 7-0 but losing 9-6

to Union Grove; Scott Molleson (145) won by pin in both matches; Nick

Bennett (152) won by decision against Heritage 13-3 and by pin against

Union Grove; Kyle Verzello (160) won by pin in both matches; Jordan Powers

(171) won by tech fall against Heritage and by forfeit against Union Grove;

Ben Griffin (189) went 1-1 defeating Union Grove 13-8; Bradley Connor

went 1-1 defeating Union Grove 15-10 in overtime.

Starr's Mill

will host the Panther Duals on Saturday and teams such as Parkview, Henry

County, McIntosh, LaGrange and Winder Barrow will be among the 10 teams

wrestling in the meet. Action gets underway on Saturday at 9:30 a.m.

The Landmark

Christian School wrestling team defeated Chapel Hill High School 36-19

and Forest Park High School 57-9 last week.

The team is

now 43-9 over all and ranked second in the state. Individual winners against

Chapel Hill included Brian Hoffler (112) by decision 4-3, Daniel Cox (119)

Vineyard (140) by forfeit, Ethan Everett (152) by decision 17-1, Wren

Gibby (160) by pin and Eddie Solly (171) by decision 9-2.

Individual

winners against Forest Park included Hoffler (112) by forfeit, Flavin

(130) by forfeit, Smith (135) by forfeit, Jeremy Brown (140) by forfeit,

Vineyard (145) by pin, Everett (152) by pin, Gibby (160) by decision 14-11,

Solly (171) by pin, John Houston (189) by pin and Nick Taussig (215) by

pin.

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