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Walker Flynn won his bracket.
Kyzer Herres won his bracket.
Ethan Prevost won his bracket.
Jacob Reisinger finished in third place.
Michealle DeBord finished in third place.
LEWISTON–On Saturday February 1, 2020, the Pomeroy Jr. High Wrestling team traveled to Lewiston to wrestle at the Jenifer Tournament. Pomeroy took 12 wrestlers to compete at the first tournament of the year. As a team, the Pirates placed sixth out of 12 teams, winning 16 matches and losing 18.
Ethan Prevost, Walker Flynn, and Kyzer Herres all won their brackets and took home gold medals.
"I was impressed at the aggressiveness our wrestlers demonstrated, and even though we have a lot to work on in practice, I was pleased with the Pirate wrestling," commented Coach Joel Steele.
Results:
Blachly, Jonas (2) Loss by Fall
Bowen, Levi (2) Loss by Fall
Cannan, Peyton (2) Loss by Fall
DeBord, Michealle (2) Win by Fall; (2) Loss by Fall
Flynn, Walker (3) Win by Fall
Herres, Kyzer (3) Win by Fall
Magill, Gunner (1) Loss by Decision 6-10, (1) Loss by Fall
Ott, Junior (1) Win by Decision 7-2; (2) Loss by Fall
Prevost, Ethan (3) Win by Fall
Prevost, Ezra (1) Win by Fall; (1) Loss by Decision 2-6; (1) Loss by Forfeit
Prevost, Noah (1) Win by Fall; (2) Loss by Fall
Reisinger, Jacob (2) Win by Fall; (1) Win by Decision 11-7, (2) Loss by Fall.
Eleven wrestlers went to the Battle of the Palouse tournament in Potlatch, Id., February 8.
As a team, the Pirate wrestlers won 18 and lost 15 matches, placing 5 of the 11 wrestlers in the top two placings in their respective brackets. Nine wrestlers on the team won at least 1 match, which is a marked improvement from the previous tournament the weekend before.
The outstanding wrestler was Noah Prevost, who pinned all three of his opponents in the first round, earning a first-place medal. Noah wrestled aggressive and smart, keeping the pressure on his opponent but not putting himself in risky situations, Steele said.
Ethan Prevost had an exciting match in the finals, narrowly missing a takedown in sudden death overtime. He 'went down swinging' by attempting a takedown on an exhausted but bigger wrestler from Kamiah, Steele said.
Noah Prevost earned a first place medal, while Ethan Prevost, Walker Flynn, Tyler Slaybaugh and Kyzer Herres all earned second place medals.
Ott, Junior (1) Win by Fall, (2) Loss by Decision 5-14, 12-16
Prevost, Noah (3) Win by Fall
Herres, Kyzer (2) Win by Fall, (1) Win by Major Decision 12-1, (1) Loss by Fall
Ezra, Prevost (1) Loss by Fall, (1) Loss by Forfeit
Bowen, Levi (1) Win by Fall, (2) Loss by Fall
Cannan, Peyton (1) Win by Fall, (2) Loss by Fall
Slaybaugh, Tyler (3) Win by Fall, (1) Loss by Fall
Blachly, Jonas (2) Loss by Fall
Flynn, Walker (2) Win by Fall, (1) Loss by Fall
Magill, Gunner (1) Win by Fall, (2) Loss by Fall
Prevost, Ethan (3) Win by Fall, (1) Loss by Decision 1-3
