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Wrestlers compete at Bob Kinney Classic

Daniel McKay | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 6 years, 10 months AGO
by Daniel McKay
Whitefish Pilot | December 18, 2019 1:00 AM

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Kai Nash looks up from the mat at the Bob Kinney Classic. (Jordan Hansen/Missoulian)

The Bulldogs held their own at the Bob Kinney Classic at Superior over the weekend with three top-five finishers.

Camren Ross at 170 was the top Whitefish placer, taking second overall.

Carter Moran finished third at 120, and Kadin Brown took fourth at 113.

The team gets its first home stand this week before heading to Browning and Great Falls later in the week.

On Tuesday after press time Whitefish hosted Browning and Ronan in a home triangular.

Then on Thursday they’ll head to another triangular in Browning to face off against Browning, Columbia Falls and Cut Bank, and the following day they’ll compete in the Charlie M Russell Classic in Great Falls.

Results for Whitefish at Bob Kinney Classic Dec. 14

113: Kadin Brown (Whitefish) – 4th Cons. Round 3 – Kadin Brown (Whitefish) over Ashten Slate Buhler (Corvallis) (Fall 1:06)

126: Jackson Carson (Whitefish) – DNP Quarterfinals – Jackson Carson (Whitefish) over Dalton Weidow (Corvallis) (Fall 1:08)

152: Rylee Creasey (Whitefish) – DNP Cons. Round 2 – Rylee Creasey (Whitefish) over Liam Sutherland (Corvallis) (Fall 3:27)

170: Camren Ross (Whitefish) – 2nd Semifinals – Camren Ross (Whitefish) over Derrik Weisweaver (Corvallis) (Fall 1:53)

205: Kai Nash (Whitefish) – DNP Cons. Round 2 – Kai Nash (Whitefish) over Andrew Mason (Corvallis) (Fall 0:40)

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