Poster Player of the Week: Sam Akey of Whitefish
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This week's Poster Player of the Week presented by Corwin Motors goes to Sam Akey of the Whitefish wrestling team.
Akey won all three of his matches in the 215-pound group in the Libby/Browning/Whitefish dual.
Two of the matches were finished in under one minute. The Bulldogs host two matches against Ronan and Bigfork to continue their season.
Congratulations again to Sam Akey for winning this week’s Poster Player of the Week honors. Best of luck to you and the Whitefish Bulldogs the rest of the season.
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