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Wrestling roundup: Seneca wins Diamond State Duals, Carl Junction takes third; Carthage hosts duals

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SoMo Sports staff reports

SENECA WINS DIAMOND STATE DUALS, CARL JUNCTION TAKES THIRD

Seneca took first and Carl Junction was third at the Diamond State Duals Tournament on Wednesday in Springdale, Arkansas. 

Seneca, 4-1 on the day, won the tournament by beating Willard 45-18 in the championship dual, avenging an earlier loss. 

Brady Roark (106 pounds), Clayton Swadley (138), Zane Cotten (220) and Jakob Tate (285) all won by fall in the championship dual. 

Seneca’s Andrew Manley (132) and Dane Napier (195) won decisions. Keatin Burlson (113) and Dalton Duley (120) won by forfeit.

Seneca beat Springdale 63-12, with Roark, Duley, Manley, Kendon Pollard, Lincoln Renfro, Gabriel Commons, Napier, Cotten and Tate winning by fall.

Willard beat Seneca 43-33 earlier in the tourney. 

Pollard, Cotten and Tate won by fall. Commons won by decision. 

Seneca defeated Har-Ber 66-15.

Burlson (106), Roark, Kamdon Pollard, Manley,  Kendon Pollard, Renfro and Commons all won by pin. 

Seneca defeated Carl Junction 51-27.

Seneca’s Roark, Duley, Manley, Pollard, Swadley, Napier and Tate all won by fall. Seneca’s Cotten defeated Brennan Carey 12-6.

Carl Junction’s Cole Stewart won by fall at 152 and Chance Benford won a 10-5 decision over Jeremy Williams at 160. 

CARL JUNCTION RESULTS

Carl Junction went 4-1 on the day.  

Carl Junction defeated Heritage 66-12.

Earning wins by fall were Lukas Walker (106 pounds), Keaton Colburn (120), Dexter Merrell (132), Lucas Watkins (145), Stewart (152), Chance Benford (160), Jesse Cassatt (182), Carey (220) and Kameron Bennett (285). 

Winning matches by decision for the Bulldogs were Max Matthews (113) and Mekhi McGarry (138).

Carl Junction defeated Fayetteville 70-12.

Recording pins were Colburn, Dylan Frazier (126), Merrell, McGarry, Watkins, Cassatt and Bennett. Walker earned a major decision, 8-0, at 106. 

Carl Junction beat Bentonville 51-27.

Merrell, Watkins, Stewart, Cassatt and Carey all won by fall. Matthews earned a 10-8 decision at 113. 

After the loss to Seneca, Carl Junction beat Heritage 52-24 for third place. 

Merrell, Watkins, Stewart, Benford, Carey and Bennett won by fall. McGarry earned a major decision, 10-0. 

 

CARTHAGE HOSTS DUALS TOURNEY

Carthage went 1-3 at its own dual tourney on Wednesday. 

Carthage defeated Monett 39-24.

Earning wins by fall for the Tigers were Kip Castor (113) and Kanen Vogt (285). 

Dagan Sappington defeated Ben Bluel 9-2 at 132, while Carlos Reyes (120), Davion King (145), Brayden Benefiel (152) and Brett Rockers (160) all won by forfeit.

Monett’s Simon Hartline (106), Ethan Umfleet (182) and Joshua Harvey (195) won by fall. Matthew Bahl defeated Eli Sneed 3-0 at 138. 

Hickman defeated Carthage 47-33.

Joshua Griffith (106), Reyes, Sneed and King won their respective matches by fall. Alexis Vasquez won a 3-2 decision in the heavyweight bout. 

Raymore-Peculiar edged Carthage 36-30.

Earning wins by fall for Carthage were Griffith and Reyes. Winning matches by decision were Castor, Sappington, King and Rockers.

Nixa beat Carthage 48-26.

Griffith, Sneed and King earned pins, while Luke Gall recorded a technical fall at 182, 21-4. Vasquez defeated Charles Speake 4-2 at 285.

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