ADEL — Four champions led the PCM wrestling team at the ADM Tiger Invitational on Saturday.
Despite entering just nine wrestlers, the Mustangs finished second in the six-team field after four wrestlers won individual titles and two others were second.
Kaliber Fry, Tucker Wheeler, Hewitt Brinegar and Sawyer Bouwkamp combined to go 14-0 and Remington Fry won three matches at 138.
West Hancock’s 12 wrestlers won the team title with 118.5 points, but the nine Mustangs who competed scored 94 points in second.
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Host ADM (73.5), Perry (38.5), West Central Valley (28.5) and Van Meter (19.5) completed the field.
Bouwkamp’s first-ever title featured a 4-0 day with two pins, one technical fall and a major decision at 165 pounds.
Wheeler also was 4-0 and he recorded three pins at 144. Kaliber Fry (33-14) was 3-0 at 113 and he had two pins and one technical fall, while Brinegar (43-5) was 3-0 at 150 with one pin and two major decisions.
Remington Fry (31-16) finished second at 138 after going 3-1 with a win by pin, a 9-3 victory and a win by medical forfeit.
The other runner-up finish came from Jeffrey McDanel, who was 2-1 at 157.
Wyatt Wheeler (175), Trent Nickelson (190) and Kaiden Valcore (215) all finished third in their weight classes despite going 0-2.
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