Clark Fork Little Guy Wrestling awards banquet to be held on Wednesday
Mineral Independent | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 8 years, 3 months AGO
Scores from the WMLG State in Columbia Falls, March 24 and 25. There will be a Clark Fork Little Guy Awards Banquet on April 12 from 6-7 p.m. at Superior High School.
Novice - 65
1st Place - Landree Aurand of Whitefish
2nd Place - Douglas Letcher of Eureka
3rd Place - Micah Acker of Clark Fork (Superior-Alberton)
4th Place - John Post of Florence
1st Place Match - Landree Aurand (Whitefish) won by fall over Douglas Letcher (Eureka) (Fall 1:10)
3rd Place Match - Micah Acker (Clark Fork (Superior-Alberton)) won by decision over John Post (Florence) (Dec 7-2)
novice - 124
1st Place - Trent Rutherford of Arlee
2nd Place - Jaxon Green of Clark Fork (Superior-Alberton)
3rd Place - Brandon Wiren of Corvallis
4th Place - Holland Jantzen of Bigfork
1st Place Match - Trent Rutherford (Arlee) won by fall over Jaxon Green (Clark Fork (Superior-Alberton)) (Fall 0:51)
3rd Place Match - Brandon Wiren (Corvallis) won by fall
middle - 65
1st Place - Traic Fainter of Kalispell
2nd Place - Ryder Hansen of Clark Fork (Superior-Alberton)
3rd Place - Will Barnes of Kalispell
4th Place - Sheldon Heiser of Lolo
1st Place Match - Traic Fainter (Kalispell) won by fall over Ryder Hansen (Clark Fork (Superior-Alberton)) (Fall 2:55)
3rd Place Match - Will Barnes (Kalispell) won by decision over Sheldon Heiser (Lolo) (Dec 6-4)
middle - 80
1st Place - Beau Decker of Ronan
2nd Place - Gavin Knutson of Polson
3rd Place - Lucas Kovalsky of Clark Fork (Superior-Alberton)
4th Place - Keih Zander of Bonner
1st Place Match - Beau Decker (Ronan) won by decision over Gavin Knutson (Polson) (Dec 7-1)
3rd Place Match - Lucas Kovalsky (Clark Fork (Superior-Alberton)) won by decision over Keih Zander (Bonner) (Dec 8-1)
middle - 188
1st Place - Michael Downing of Kalispell
2nd Place - Mason Smith of Polson
3rd Place - Charlie Anderson of Clark Fork (Superior-Alberton)
4th Place - Thane Curry of Thompson Falls
1st Place Match - Michael Downing (Kalispell) won by fall over Mason Smith (Polson) (Fall 1:50)
3rd Place Match - Charlie Anderson (Clark Fork (Superior-Alberton)) won by fall over Thane Curry (Thompson Falls) (Fall 0:28)
junior - 135
1st Place - Jake Calloway of Clark Fork (Superior-Alberton)
2nd Place - Zack Crews of Lolo
3rd Place - Tristan Lewis of Hamilton
4th Place - Tucker Masters of Libby
1st Place Match - Jake Calloway (Clark Fork (Superior-Alberton)) won by fall over Zack Crews (Lolo) (Fall 0:40)
3rd Place Match - Tristan Lewis (Hamilton) won by decision over Tucker Masters (Libby) (Dec 9-3)
junior - 285
1st Place - Tim Galarneau of Clark Fork (Superior-Alberton)
2nd Place - Gunner Hoffman of Libby
1st Place Match - Tim Galarneau (Clark Fork (Superior-Alberton)) won by fall over Gunner Hoffman (Libby) (Fall 0:39)
junior - 112a
1st Place - Gunnar Smith of Eureka
2nd Place - Kyle Durden of Eureka
3rd Place - Zach Morrison of Libby
4th Place - Hunter Haskins of Clark Fork (Superior-Alberton)
1st Place Match - Gunnar Smith (Eureka) won by decision over Kyle Durden (Eureka) (Dec 5-0)
3rd Place Match - Zach Morrison (Libby) won by decision over Hunter Haskins (Clark Fork (Superior-Alberton)) (Dec 2-1)
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