CARDINAL CORNER CLASSIC
WRESTLING TOURNAMENT
At Hoisington
Team results
1. Concordia, 196.5; 2. Great Bend, 167.5; 3. Hoisington, 163.5; 4. Cimarron, 121; 5. Thomas More Prep-Marian, 89.5; 6. Trego, 71.5; 7. Garden Plain, 60; 8. Lakin, 58; 9. Larned, 48.
Great Bend results
103 — Ryan DesLauriers, first place
112 — Chris Burley, first place
119 — Kamren Gruber, third place
125 — Greg Burley, fourth place
130 — Brett Roberts, third place
135 — Willie Godfrey, third place
140 — Damian Pflughoeft, first place
145 — Joe Lindenberger, fourth place
152 — Louis Burley, second place
160 — Simon Sullivan, second place
171 — Jake Schridde, third place
189 — Darian Blair, fourth place
215 — Ramon Garcia, seventh place
285 — Ivan Prieto, seventh place
Hoisington results
112 — Russell Birt, first place
125 — Bryce Boxberger, seventh place
130 — Zach Sanders, first place
135 — Erik Simpson, fifth place
140 — Chance Demel, second place
145 — Dalton Bell, second place
152 — Matt Manka, third place
160 — Hagen Hanzlick, fifth place
171 — Eric Hellerud, first place
189 — Cody Batt, first place
215 — Ethan Soeken, second place
285 — Brady Moore, third place
Larned results
112 — Elvis Duran, third place
119 — Jeremy McFann, sixth place
125 — Isreal Fernandez, eighth place
145 — Dalton Hoch, fifth place
152 — Matt Reason, sixth place
160 — Alex Hopkins, sixth place
171 — Caulin Brooks, seventh place
189 — Wyatt Haberman, seventh place
215 — Jonathon Peterson, sixth place
285 — Ashton Glover, fourth place
HOISINGTON – The Hoisington High School wrestling team played host to the Cardinal Corner Classic Wrestling Tournament on Friday, and finished in third place.
Great Bend took second place behind Concordia. Larned took home ninth place.
The Panthers had three wrestlers finish in first place in their weight class. Chris Burley took first in the 112-pound weight class. Damian Pflughoeft took first place in the 140 division and Ryan DesLauriers took first place in the 103 class.
Hoisington had four wrestlers with first-place finishes: Russell Birt (112), Zach Sanders (130), Eric Hellerud (171) and Body Batt (189).
“I thought our team wrestled very well today,” Cardinals head coach Daniel Schmidt said. “The Cardinal wrestling nation should be very proud of how their kids represented their community.”
The Cardinals were only four points short of Great Bend in the team standings.
“Even in the most difficult of times at points in the tournament our kids never quit,” Schmidt said. “As you watched them compete throughout the day, one certainly could get the sense that the Cards are coming of age.”
Larned’s top finisher was Elvis Duran, who took third place in the 112 weight class.
Great Bend is on hiatus until Jan. 7, when they compete in Derby.
Hoisington is finished until after the holidays and will be back in action on Jan. 6 at the Thomas More Prep-Marian Round Robin.
