Fitzsimmons sparks SHS to dual win over Glenpool
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GLENPOOL - Jake Fitzsimmons' win at 160 pounds put the Black Diamonds over the top and Sallisaw went on to notch a 48-20 win over Glenpool in a high school wrestling dual on Thursday night.

Fitzsimmons, a freshman, pinned his opponent in the second period to hand the Diamonds a 24-20 lead.

Defending state qualifier Shane Flashner followed that with another pin at 171 pounds and Sallisaw coasted to the victory with forfeit wins at the last three weights.

Freshman 103-pounder Chayse Garrison and senior 112-pounder Tim Humpherys both pinned their opponents in the night's first two matches. The Diamonds also got decisions from defending state champ Grant Daffin at 135 and sophomore Robert Copeland at 140.

Sallisaw, which is ninth in the Class 3A dual rankings, avenged a 42-32 loss to the Warriors from last season.
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