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Sallisaw
B: Sports
December 28, 2023
SALLISAW WRESTLING

Sallisaw wrestlers earn medals at Brushy Christmas Brawl

By DAVID SEELEY SPORTS EDITOR 

Several Sallisaw Takedown Club members earned medals at Saturday’s Brushy Christmas Brawl.

Kyler Douglas was runner-up at 55 pounds in the age 8-and-younger division, with teammate Elijah Matlock third in the same weight class.

Kylie Kehl was third at 79 pounds in the age 10-and-younger division, while Finn Morse (age 6-and-younger division, 46 pounds) placed fourth.

Most of the organization’s members were in round-robin style events.

Jet Lusti went 2-0 at 46 pounds in the age 8-and-younger division, Briar James went 2-0 at 140 pounds in the age 12-and-younger division, Tate Clawson went 3-0 in the 105-pound weight class in the 12-and-younger division, Blake Taylor went 4-0 in the age 15-and-younger division at 119-126 pounds and Jade Coffman went 2-0 in the girls age 6-and-younger division at 46 pounds.

Jaxton Roth participated in two different divisions of round-robin competition. He was 2-0 at 120 pounds in the age 12-and-younger division, but lost all four matches he wrestled in the age 15-and-younger division at 119126 pounds.

Clayton Warner went 2-1, Harbor Hicks 1-2 and Ripken Eubanks 0-3 in the 105-pound weight class in the age 8-and-younger division.

Morgan Duke went 3-1 and Lucas McAllister 1-3 in the 119-126 pound weight class in the age 15-and-younger division, while Sara Lee went 2-1 in the girls age 10-and-younger division at 62 pounds.

Braxton Taylor went 1-1 in the age 12-and-younger division at 160 pounds to heavyweight, while Waylon Giles (85 pounds) and Sean Taylor (110-120 pounds) went 1-2 in the age 10-andyounger division.

Colton Patterson and Mylz Oft each went 1-2 in the 80-pound division in the age 12-and-younger division. Patterson’s lone win came in a pinfall victory over Oft.

Jacob Wassenburg went 1-2 in the 96-100 pound weight class in the age 12-and-younger division, while Destiny Clarke went 1-1 and Harley Smith 0-2 at 98 pounds in the girls age 12-andyounger division. Clarke’s win came over Smith by pinfall.

Coby Lynch (age 8-and-younger division, 43 pounds), Anthony Adame (age 15-and-younger, 155), Melanie Duke (girls age 12-and-younger, 91) and Montana Eubanks (girls age 12-andyounger, 105) all went 0-2, while Daxel Burkart (age 8-and-younger, 75) went 0-3.

Brooks Stanhope and Jade Coffman also represented the organization, but neither of them medaled.

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