H-L's Crow tops area efforts at A Classic

ELMORE — Hopewell-Loudon's Wyatt Crow captured third Saturday top lead local athletes at the Woodmore A Classic.Crow pinned Rossford's Sam Wilburn (1:51) to take third at 215 pounds.Teammate Tristan Biller added a fifth at 175 pounds by blanking Van Buren's Brody Scoles 5-0, and Isaiah Hooker ended sixth at 157 pounds via an injury default loss to Norwalk St. Paul's Landon Kennebeck.Woodmore rolled past Monroeville 225-198 for the team championship. Hopewell-Loudon finished 17th out of 25 teams with 46 points, Calvert came in 19th (33) and Lakota ended 24th (3).Cameron Bagent's sixth at 285 pounds keyed Calvert. Ada's Easton Lane pinned him (:24).Eighths for the Senecas came from 113-pounder Dante Fabrizio and 215-pounder Andrew Jones.Patrick Henry's Carter Gray pinned Fabrizio (4:09), and Lake's Christian Snipes upended Andrew Jones 6-3 on tiebreaker criteria.Lakota 138-pounder Hunter Splawn ended eighth after falling 7-6 to Patrick Henry's Layke Schwiebert. Pair of crowns lead Clyde girls to thirdDEFIANCE — Audrey Miracle and Meredith Greenslade both claimed titles and three teammates also placed Saturday to guide Clyde to third at the Tinora Girls Tournament.Gibsonburg took the title of the 44-team tournament with 160 points, with Tinora turning away the Fliers 143 1/2-133 1/2 for second. Calvert came in 17th (43 1/2).Both Clyde championships came in dominating fashion, with Miracle scoring a 13-2 major decision against Arcadia 110-pounder Charlize Distel while Greenslade blanked Wauseon 115-pounder Kaelynn Hartsock 11-0 in another major decision.Avery Gaskalla added a runner-up finish for the Fliers at 105 pounds after getting pinned by Tinora's Bella Graziani (1:33).Caroline Purdham pinned Lincolnview's Sha-lynn Boroff (1:45) to earn third at 190 pounds for Clyde.Samantha Young ended sixth at 135 pounds after falling 7-2 to Patrick Henry's Illy Schwiebert.Calvert finished with a pair seconds.Wauseon 145-pounder Amya Hallet pinned Evie Pfliederer (:57), and Findlay 190-pounder Laney Oliver pinned Allison Ott (2:40). Runner-up trio keys SE's run to thirdPLYMOUTH — Three Seneca East grapplers earned runner-up honors Saturday, leading the Tigers to third at the 13-team SSG Marcus W. Dawson Memorial Invitational.Waynedale stormed off to the team crown with 406 1/2 points on the strength of nine individual champions. Four other Golden Bears took second.In all, Waynedale placed in each weight class, with two extra wrestlers also placing for the Golden Bears.Ashland's B team ended second with 160 1/2 points, with Seneca East edging Plymouth 152-151 for third. Bellevue came in seventh (112).Seconds for Seneca East came from 144-pounder Nicholas Parks, 175-pounder Braylen Depinet and 190-pounder Jackson Gayheart, all against Waynedale opponentsCaden Schmeltzer scored a 15-0 technical fall against Parks, Ethan Garrod slipped past Depinet 6-5, and Robert McCrork scored a 16-1 technical fall against Gayheart.Thirds for Seneca East went to 126-pounder Deacon Lacy, 132-pounder Cal Geary and 215-pounder Alex Young.Lacy scored an 11-0 major decision against Ashland B's Konnor Wickham, Geary held off Brookside's Luke Walls 20-17, and Young pinned Port Clinton's Shane Wilson (3:59).Austin Lightner added a fifth for the Tigers at 138 pounds by pinning Bellevue's Jackson Barclay. The time of the pin was not recorded by meet officials.Brock Meachum's runner-up finish at 126 pounds keyed Bellevue. Waynedale's Stephen Patterson pinned him (3:42).Colin Muehling added a third a 120 pounds for the Redmen with a 19-4 technical fall win against Rajon Randleman of Perkins.Along with Barclay, Bellevue also got sixths from 150-pounder Zane Reinsel, 157-pounder Landon Sartor, 175-pounder Kolt Lewis and 285-pounder Taevin Hay.Hillsdale's Reed Mager scored a 15-0 technical fall against Reinsel, Waynesdale's Logan Posey earned a 9-1 major decision against Sartor, Plymouth's Hunter McClure pinned Lewis (1:50), and Hillsdale's Garrett Furr pinned Hay (:27). Garza claims Gorman crownMANSFIELD — Hector Garza captured a crown and four teammates placed Saturday to give Clyde a top-five finish at the 36-team J.C. Gorman Invitational.Medina Buckeye nosed out Ashland 227-225 for the team title. Clyde scored 123 1/2 points for fifth, Mohawk came in 18th (57 1/2), Columbian ended 22nd (44) and Upper Sandusky wound up 24th (41).Garza's championship came at 190 pounds after beating Medina Buckeye's Ryan Wilhelm 7-1.Heath Norris and Dawson Brimmer backed him with thirds.Norris edged New Albany 113-pounder Willem Busch 2-0, and Brimmer downed Mohawk 132-pounder Owen Patrizi 4-1.Michael Gessner added a fifth at 144 pounds for the Fliers with a 10-2 major decision against Galion's Kane Hay.Blake Andres ended sixth at 106 pounds for Clyde following a 3-0 loss to Upper Sandusky's Braylon Shepherd.Along with Patrizi, Mohawk got a fourth from 215-pounder Braylan Mullholand after his 8-3 loss to Clear Fork's Tre Copeland.Braydon Studer added a seventh at 120 pounds for the Warriors by beating Galion's Carsten Branstetter 13-6.Vaughn Zimmerman led Columbian with a fourth at 190 pounds, falling 9-4 to Massillon Washington's Francesco Salvino.Fellow Tornado Taylin Bell earned fifth at 285 pounds with a 5-2 sudden victory win against Shelby's Gavin Garrett.Upper Sandusky 165-pounder Ethan Lewis took fifth with a 17-1 technical fall win against Manchester's Jake Livingston. Breitigam, Kirby top FHS effortsLIMA — Carter Breitigam took third and Trenton Kirby wound up fourth Saturday to key Fostoria at the Lima Spartan Invitational.Breitigam pinned Elida's Keith Noble (3:48) to claim third at 126 poundsLiberty-Benton's Will Granger pinned Kirby (1:26) in the match for third at 285 pounds.The Redmen also got a seventh from 144-pounder Zeke Sensabaugh and an eighth from 190-pounder Xavier Willmarth.Sensabaugh scored an 18-3 technical fall against Allen East's Jesse Torres, while Springfield's Jason Lee earned the win against Willmarth via a default.Indian Lake dropped St. Marys Memorial 245-224 for the title of the 19-team tournament, with Fostoria finishing 13th (72).