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A capacity crowd was on hand at the Robert Hughes Event Center Thursday, Dec. 20 to support the Wagoner Bulldog wrestling team as varsity grapplers made their home dual debut with the Inola Longhorns. Senior wrestlers and cheerleaders, along with their parents, were recognized in a pre-match ceremony as part of Senior Night activities before action heated up on the mat. The Bulldogs gave a commanding performance enroute to a 59-12 win. “It’s always good to win, I thought they wrestled well,” Coach Micco Charboneau said. “We moved up senior night because we got snowed out last year, and this is a good group of seniors. A lot of them have been contributing to the program for three or four years.” The following results were posted from the Inola dual: At 106, Gage Eaton won by forfeit. At 113, Braven Bowman pinned Bailey Lamont. At 120, Joe Miller won by decision over Carter Henderson. At 126, Braden Drake won by fall Landon Prows. At 132, Ti Lockwood won by fall over Calib Tillison. At 138, Trystian Shireman won a 6-1 decision over Jose Flores. At 145, Tate Brumnett won by 12-0 major decision over Micah Bynum. At 152, Kane Bowman won by forfeit. At 160, Kaden Charboneau won by fall over Jed Barrett. At 170, Tyler Garcia won by fall over Jayce King. At 182, Jalen Miller lost in overtime to Dalton Diacon. At 195, Trey Gauss won by fall over McKine O’Neil. At 220, Logan Cole lost by fall to Brody Jenkins. At heavyweight, Jayden Marshall lost by 3-2 decision to Walker Graham. It was the second time this season for the two to meet on the mats. Earlier in the week on Dec. 18, the Bulldogs traveled to Skiatook where they lost a close one, 39-27. “We were in it. We did everything we could to be in that dual,” Charboneau said. “Skiatook is a typical powerhouse and the higher weights got us. They were better than us up there. We gave up some falls where we shouldn’t have. “We have to be tougher and not give up bonus points. That will get us beat.” Results from the Skiatook dual: At 106, Gage Eaton lost by major decision. At 113, Braven Bowen won by decision over an athlete that beat us twice in the tournament. At 120, Joseph Miller lost by decision.

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WAGONER WRESTLERS DOMINATE INOLA ON SENIOR NIGHT

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Tulsa World | 12/24/2018

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