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On January 30th the 5A #2 Skiatook Bulldogs hosted the Miami Wardog’s for Senior Night. Brodie McNutt, Austin Johnson, Justin Demauro and Dylon Carnagey lead their team to a 70 to 6 dual victory in their last home dual of their high school careers. The Bulldogs 106 pound Kyle Bowman, 113 pound Trey Bowman and 120 pound Josh Taylor all received forfeits making the score 18 to 0. Skiatook’s 126 pound Brodie McNutt lost to Jordan Freeman. At 132 pounds Skiatook’s Cale Glover pinned the Wardog’s Payton Rider at the one minute eleven second mark in the first period making the score 24 to 12. Skiatook’s Cougar Andersen wrestled John Reeves in the 138 pound bout. Andersen got three takedowns and three near fall points before pinning the Wardog in one minute eight seconds. Up next for the Bulldog’s was 145 pound Austin Johnson. The Senior wrestled Ian Stone and was able to get a takedown in all three periods coming away with a 6 to 0 win. Austin waved good bye to his family and fans as he got his hand raised for his last home dual. At 152 pounds Hunter Hall stepped on the mat for the Bulldogs wrestling against Miami’s Jonus Morhee. Hunter was able to take down the Wardog three times for eight near fall points winning in convincing fashion fourteen to one giving the Bulldogs a 33 to 12 lead. Up next for the Bulldogs was 160 pound Brian Pollard. He wore down the Wardog’s Jay Porter and pinned him late in the third period. 170 pound Blake Watkins received a forfeit. Skiatook’s Jaxson Dohn wrestled the 182 pound match against Keedin Crockett. The match went back and forth but it was the Bulldog that came away with a seven to five victory making the dual score 48 to 12. 195 pound Korbin McLaughlin received a forfeit. 220-pound Justin Demauro pinned Dalton Hardin in twenty-eight seconds. The Bulldogs Dylon Carnagey pinned Jay Marshall in the third period.

THE OFFICIAL SITE OF
Skiatook High School Athletics

SKIATOOK DOMINATES MIAMI ON SENIOR NIGHT

JOSH TAYLOR

Tulsa World | 2/22/2018

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