Indians finish 7th at WB Hammer and Anvil Tournament
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The Highland County Press-
HILLSBORO — In the last week, the Hillsboro Indians wrestled at Bethel-Tate and Western Brown.
The Bethel match was a tri-match with Williamsburg, as the Indians defeated both teams.
Against Bethel-Tate, the match was close and came down to the last match where Skylar Murphy had to win for the dual, which he did by pin fall.
At the Western Brown Hammer and Anvil Tournament, the Indians finished in seventh.
Kordell Ford was the Indians' lone champion.
Brandon Carter finished third, Ryan Kelley was fourth, Stephen Limbacher was fourth, Kaleb West was fifth, Dillon Hunick was sixth, Craig Jackson was seventh and Connor Johnston was seventh.
[[In-content Ad]]"Kordell wrestled very well with a dominating match in the finals," HHS varsity wrestling coach Nate Horne said. "Dillon wrestled a good finals match with a last-second loss, and Craig Jackson wrestled a good tournament with several close victories, including one in overtime.
"Brandon Carter lost in the semis but came back strong in the match for third and fourth to win against a good wrestler from Franklin."
This week, the Indians have Senior Night at home against Miami Trace and Madison-Plains. On Friday and Saturday, they will wrestle at Milford for a two-day tournament with several Division I schools.
The Bethel match was a tri-match with Williamsburg, as the Indians defeated both teams.
Against Bethel-Tate, the match was close and came down to the last match where Skylar Murphy had to win for the dual, which he did by pin fall.
At the Western Brown Hammer and Anvil Tournament, the Indians finished in seventh.
Kordell Ford was the Indians' lone champion.
Brandon Carter finished third, Ryan Kelley was fourth, Stephen Limbacher was fourth, Kaleb West was fifth, Dillon Hunick was sixth, Craig Jackson was seventh and Connor Johnston was seventh.
[[In-content Ad]]"Kordell wrestled very well with a dominating match in the finals," HHS varsity wrestling coach Nate Horne said. "Dillon wrestled a good finals match with a last-second loss, and Craig Jackson wrestled a good tournament with several close victories, including one in overtime.
"Brandon Carter lost in the semis but came back strong in the match for third and fourth to win against a good wrestler from Franklin."
This week, the Indians have Senior Night at home against Miami Trace and Madison-Plains. On Friday and Saturday, they will wrestle at Milford for a two-day tournament with several Division I schools.