Working for the Gold at State Wrestling

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 Ethan Edvenson
Cartoonist 
The plan to bring home another
first place trophy this weekend at
the state wrestling meet.
Photo credit Ethan Edvenson. 
It’s finally the week of state tournaments for our wrestling team and they’re prepared for four intense days of non-stop action at Wells Fargo Arena! Students from all over the state are pumped to watch their classmates get down as well as the chance to leave school to attend the event.
“It’s just a great atmosphere to be in. You really get to see some great moves and I’m really excited to see the team’s succeed once again,” said senior Jordan Brockway. Starting tomorrow, Wednesday, February 17, Dual Team Tournaments will happen with four different pairs wrestling at 9:00 AM sharp in the 3A Quarterfinals and two more matches happening at 1:00 PM for the Semifinals. Later, the matches for 3A Consolation Final and the 3A Championship will go down at 6:30 PM.

            On Thursday, first rounds for the 3A and that round’s consolations will be happening from 1:30 to 4:30 pm. Then on Friday, the quarterfinal matches will happen with the second round consolations following afterward. Later that night, the semi-finals and consolations for the third round will start at 7:30 through 8:40. Ultimately on Saturday, the semi-final consolations and final matches will begin at 10:00 AM and go until 2:15. Awards start at 5:45 and the grand march begins at 6:00.

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