Sherill and Kelsey win gold at Twin City Threestyle tournament
EMILY BONSANT | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 4 years, 7 months AGO
(left to right) Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club members Shane Sherril and Genavieve “Gena” Kelsey took first place in more than one wrestling style at the Threestyle Tournament.
(Courtesy photo BFWC)
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CENTRALIA — Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club members Shane Sherril and Genavieve “Gena” Kelsey took first place in more than one wrestling style at the Threestyle Tournament.
Sherril wrestled in greco, freestyle and folk style and took first place in all three. Kelsey took first place in the freestyle and folk style.
Greco 16U-145
First place — Shane Sherrill of Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club
Round 1: Shane Sherrill (Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club) won by fall over Maverick Heimbuck (Scappoose High School Wrestling) (Fall 1:12)
Round 2: Maverick Heimbuck (Scappoose High School Wrestling) won by fall over Gavin Carnahan (Deer Park Ironman Wrestling Club) (Fall 2:00)
Round 3: Shane Sherrill (Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club) won by fall over Gavin Carnahan (Deer Park Ironman Wrestling Club) (Fall 1:05)
Folk Style 16U-145
First place — Shane Sherrill of Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club
Round 1: Shane Sherrill (Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club) won by decision over Maverick Heimbuck (Scappoose High School Wrestling) (d. 6-4)
Round 2: Shane Sherrill (Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club) won by decision over Gavin Carnahan (Deer Park Ironman Wrestling Club) (d. 7-5)
Round 3: Shane Sherrill (Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club) won by technical fall over Bryce Rowland (Auburn A-Team) (TF 15-0)
Round 4: Shane Sherrill (Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club) won by fall over Oliver Russell (Reactor Wrestling Club) (fall 1:34)
Freestyle 16U — 145
First place — Shane Sherrill of Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club
1st Place Match: Shane Sherrill (Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club) won by decision over Maverick Heimbuck (Scappoose High School Wrestling) (d. 12-4)
Folkstyle Girls Grade 9-12 - 152
First place — Genavieve “Gena” Kelsey of Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club
Round 1: Genavieve “Gena” Kelsey (Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club) won by fall over Taliyah Keplar (Askeo International Mat Club) (fall 1:07)
Round 2:Genavieve “Gena” Kelsey (Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club) won by fall over Natalia Alonso (unattached) (fall 1:03)
Round 3: Genavieve Kelsey (Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club) won by fall over Jenny Mendoza (Peninsula Wrestling Club) (fall 4:33)
Free style Girls Grade 9-12 - 152
First place — Genavieve “Gena” Kelsey of Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club
Round 1: Genavieve “Gena” Kelsey (Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club) won by fall over Za`Lane Hulitt (Bear Claw Wrestling Club) (fall 0:30)
Round 2:Genavieve “Gena” Kelsey (Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club) won by fall over Natalia Alonso (unattached) (fall 0:44)
Round 3: Genavieve “Gena” Kelsey (Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club) won by fall over Taliyah Keplar (Askeo International Mat Club) (fall 1:00)
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