Emily Pleier, Gilpin County. This week’s tournament was great for the Gilpin wrestlers. The team walked away with multiple wins in very large brackets. To start off the day, Kamron Brewer won his
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Emily Pleier, Gilpin County. This week’s tournament was great for the Gilpin wrestlers. The team walked away with multiple wins in very large brackets. To start off the day, Kamron Brewer won his first match against Dillion Batterton, from Lamar High School. Next, he wrestled, Colton Dennison, from Byers High School, which was another win. His last match set the first-year high school wrestler up to win third place in his weight class of 113 lbs.
Soon after, Mike Wenholz took multiple wins. His first win was against Brink Buker, from Kiowa High School. His next match against Jack Kellerman, from Discovery High School, was another success. His last win of the day was against Keeler Sparks, from Kiowa.
The team continues to show promise for a great season. Currently, they are back in practice preparing for their next tournament at Gilpin High School, on Saturday, February 2, 2019.
(Originally published in the January 31, 2019, print edition of The Mountain-Ear.)
