Tuesday Wrestling: B-R grapplers dominate on mat against visiting Addison; Wellsville, Fillmore/Keshequa grapplers record road wins to complete County victory sweeping

BOLIVAR — The new year for the Bolivar-Richburg grapplers started with a massive boom on their home mat, Tuesday evening. With the Knights of Addison in town, the Wolverines wasted no time getting the early jump they wanted, starting with five straight victories out of the gate to build their lead and never losing it, en route to a 45-10 triumph.

The match would begin in the heavyweight division, led by Zach Mitchell, Caden Allen and Trent Sibble, as all three Wolverines grapplers recorded pinfall wins to get the action started. Mitchell would go on to record the quickest pin of the night in the very first match at 189 pounds, pinning his opponent in just 26 seconds.

After forfeit wins by James Gleason (102 pounds) and Teegan Sibble (110 pounds) for the Wolverines, Addison would then work their way onto the board with their first of two lone wins, one in competition from Kaden Sands at 118 pounds, as he performed dominantly over Gary McDowell to score a 13-0 major decision win.

Immediately after, Trey Buchholz went right back to work for the hosts with another win on the mat, this time in what was the night’s closest battle alongside Addison’s Jacob Howe. After a quick and late reversal gave him the lead entering the final eight minutes, Buchholz would go on to hold the line in the final period, despite a late attempt at a reversal by Howe to try and overtake the lead.

In the end, Buchholz claimed a narrow 4-3 decision.

Three straight double forfeits were traded between both squads before Tavyn MacDonell and Parker Worth helped end the night on a solid note with two more pinfall wins for the Wolverines, with MacDonell recording his win with a single second remaining in the first period while Worth scored his win near halfway in the second period.

Bolivar-Richburg will now hit the road to visit Fillmore/Keshequa next Tuesday night at 6:15 p.m. in Fillmore.

Results

102 – James Gleason (B-R) by for.

110 – Teegan Sibble (B-R) by for.

118 – Kaden Sands (ADD) def. Gary McDowell (B-R) by major dec, 13-0.

126 – Trey Buchholz (B-R) def. Jacob Howe (ADD) by dec, 4-3.

132 – Double for.

138 – Double for.

145 – Double for.

152 – Kora Jones (ADD) by for.

160 – Tavyn MacDonell (B-R) def. Spencer Westervelt (ADD) by pin, 1:59.

172 – Parker Worth (B-R) def. David Putnam (ADD) by pin, 2:39.

*189 – Zach Mitchell (B-R) def. Newt Jones (ADD) by pin, :26.

215 – Caden Allen (B-R) def. Camden Mahnke (ADD) by pin, 1:25.

285 – Trent Sibble (B-R) def. Brice Combs (ADD) by pin, 2:11.

Wellsville 45, Avoca/Prattsburgh 27

AVOCA — Avoca/Prattsburgh immediately went to work with an early lead out of the gate against the Lions of Wellsville on Tuesday. But after three of the first four matches went their way, the Lions started to settle in with four huge wins on the mat out of the next seven in a row that the team would garner all together, locking down a strong 45-27 road win to keep their hot start moving along.

After Jayden Acker gave Wellsville the start they wanted at 118 pounds with his pinfall win, Avoca/Prattsburgh found their groove with three straight victories to take a big lead in the early stages. But it would not last for long, as the Lions went on to score seven straight victories on the mat led by the quickest pin of the night from Brayden Riley at 145 pounds, pinning his opponent in just 22 seconds.

Amongst the winners in competition were Matt Ritter immediately following Riley, at 152 pounds, as he took complete control of an 8-1 decision win. Noah Black (172 pounds) and Shane Davidson (215 pounds) both took care of business with pinfall wins of their own, while Xander Outman (160 pounds), Blake Cranmer (189 pounds) and Grady Ball (285 pounds) all had wins via forfeit to help close out Wellsville’s victory.

Avoca/Prattsburgh would grab the night’s last two wins on the mat, including an incredible battle between Orien Davis and Wellsville’s Blake Geffers at 102 pounds, where 24 combined points between the two grapplers were racked up across the entire six minute battle. In the end, Davis was able to hang on to clinch victory over Geffers by a 14-10 count.

The Lions are back on the mat this weekend in dual tournament action beginning Saturday morning at Port Byron.

Results

102 – Orien Davis (A/P) def. Blake Geffers (WLSV) by dec, 14-10.

110 – Hudson Cole (A/P) def. Jensen Spicer (WLSV) by pin, 3:26.

*118 – Jayden Acker (WLSV) def. Devin Stamets (A/P) by pin, 2:42.

126 – Nathan Young (A/P) def. Adam Iantorno (WLSV) by pin, 1:49.

132 – Peyton Hoad (A/P) def. Mason Edwards (WLSV) by pin, 2:30.

138 – Tristin Davis (A/P) def. Landon Stratton (WLSV) by pin, 3:56.

145 – Brayden Riley (WLSV) def. Trent Lewis (A/P) by pin, :22.

152 – Matt Ritter (WLSV) def. Liam Bajus (A/P) by dec, 8-1.

160 – Xander Outman (WLSV) by for.

172 – Noah Black (WLSV) def. Dallas Brady (A/P) by pin, 1:35.

189 – Blake Cranmer (WLSV) by for.

215 – Shane Davidson (WLSV) def. Justin Palmer (A/P) by pin, 3:24.

285 – Grady Ball (WLSV) by for.

Fillmore/Keshequa 42, Alfred-Almond 30

ALMOND — Headlined by multiple forfeits in the first half of the match, Fillmore/Keshequa collected three huge wins in competition to pair with their four forfeit wins, totaling seven for the match on Tuesday, as they were able to squeeze their way towards victory over the host Eagles of Alfred-Almond by a 42-30 count.

The match would begin with an Alivia Cartwright forfeit win at 118 pounds for Fillmore/Keshequa before the first win in battle would come immediately following, as Ryan Vedder weaved his way through the time on the board to pin his opponent in just 52 seconds to lay claim the opening triumph at 126 pounds.

Kalen Beardsley (138 pounds) and Eli Strickland (145 pounds) would both grab the two remaining wins in action, with Beardsley netting the match’s quickest pin in just 32 seconds, while Strickland picked up a pinfall win of his own just seconds into the second period. Three more wins were collected via forfeit by Fillmore/Keshequa, all being garnered by Gavin Bush (132 pounds), Jules Cotton (102 pounds) and Graham Howe (110 pounds).

Alfred-Almond would close out the match with five of the last seven forfeit wins, all in a row.

Fillmore/Keshequa will head back home to host the Bolivar-Richburg Wolverines in a 6:15 p.m. bout, beginning next Tuesday night.

102 – Jules Cotton (F/K) by for.

110 – Graham Howe (F/K) by for.

*118 – Alivia Cartwright (F/K) by for.

126 – Ryan Vedder (F/K) def. Cole Briggs (A-A) by pin, :52.

132 – Gavin Bush (F/K) by for.

138 – Kalen Beardsley (F/K) def. Clarissa Flint (A-A) by pin, :32.

145 – Eli Strickland (F/K) def. Eric Butts (A-A) by pin, 2:13.

152 – Riley McMichael (A-A) by for.

160 – Kanye Cumberbatch (A-A) by for.

172 – Alexis Rao (A-A) by for.

189 – Hunter Smith (A-A) def. Gage Hartman (F/K) by pin, 1:22.

215 – Miranda Garner (A-A) by for.

285 – Double for.

- * indicates starting weight class -