Bloomington – Yorkville and St. Charles East Boys Wrestling Teams each earned hardware for the second straight season in the IHSA Class 3A Dual Team State Tournamate in Grosinger Motors Arena in Bloomington.
Fox-he finished fourth in the last season-finished 59–6 for champions Mount Carmel on Saturday night. Defending Champion St. Charles East, meanwhile, raised a semi-final shock for caravan to win a 37-22 win over Libertyivela in third place.
“They are good,” Yorkville coach Jake Ooster said, his team won 22–5 in the season. “They [Mount Carmel] Illinois is one of the best teams not only in the state but also across the country. We knew that it was going to be a very difficult match, but my people kept scrapping from beginning to end and were wrestling as much as possible.
“The whole team was able to see that there are different levels for things. Mount Carmel is just at a different level. They are very solid in every original of wrestling through their lineups. There is not a really weak place. My people were able to see what wrestling is and hope that he would take some distance from today. ,
Yorkville arrived in the championship match with the first 36-20 win in the day.
वाइल्डकैट्स पर जीत में फॉक्स ने लियाम फेनोग्लियो (113 पाउंड, निर्णय 7-3 से), डैनियल मार्टिनो (120, प्रमुख निर्णय 14-2 से), डोमिनिक रेचिया (138, निर्णय 6-2 से), डोमिनिक कोरोनाडो (144, 50, 150, 150, 150, 150, 150, 150, 150, 150, 150, 150, 150 से जीत Received, 9-4), Rider Genezco (165, decision 12-5), Luke Zook (190, decision 5-3) and Luke Chris (by pinfall in 215, 2:38).
Yorkville is the best in the state since finishing second in class 2A in 2012.
Oster said, “We will start a couple in both state qualifiers in both Dominic Koronado and Luke Cris, but we are a lot coming back and a very good freshmen class is coming,” said Oster. “I think we will be very good again next year and hope that we can get here for the third straight year.”
St. Charles East captured seven out of the first 10 matches in a win over Libertyiwile (13-3).
Saints who discovered winning columns Kaden Potter (by 106, decision 9-7), Dome Munrato (113, technical decline from 22-6), Gavin Woodmancies (126, 16–0 from technical decline), Ben Dewino (138, technical decline by 22-7), Jayden Colon (150, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50), a Pinfolk (150), a pinfolk (150). Gutirez (165, major decisions 17–5) and Matt Medina (285, by decision 8-3).
St. Charles East Coach Jason Potter said, “We had little less in some close matches, but that’s why they are for this experience.” “Today there was some really high-level wrestling with four teams. I am proud of the effort that my people have given today and in all season. ,
The monk Mount Carmel fell into the semi-finals in the first day from 35–30, Dewino (138, by technical decline 21-6), Colon (144, major decisions 11-3), gutirez (by pinfall in 165, 1:36), Brody Murray (190, 3-4) and Brandon Swart.
“We knew that Mount Carmel, Jolit Catholic and all of us were going to hunt for it,” said coach Potter. “It was going to come down which was a good day and which could be healthy.
“Dual (Saturday) was a great dual dual (Saturday) with Mount Carmel, both teams performed super hard wrestling. We lost Tyler Gujara (138) for injury to last week’s individual state tournament, which was difficult for us later this week, but people really moved step and fought to the end. ,
