One Nation, Under God
One Nation, Under God
Malta wins home meet for first time in over a decade
The Malta-Whitewater Wrestlers stand with the first place plaque they won last week at the Malta Invitational held at Malta High School last Saturday. PIctured left to right: Andres Lopez, Miles Bunk, Ceaton Mears, Luke Lawless, Trey Simanton, Callan Mears, Frankie Werk (back), Keenan Schipman (front), Kaden Moore, Travis Epperson, Kolter Schipman, Marcus Wood, manager Georgia Orahood and manager Rheanna Messerly.
The Mustangs are going into the Northern B/C tournament with momentum on their side as they have won both their home meet and the Wildcat Invitational.
Led by junior Trey Simanton, who won the 138 pound class, Malta was able to win the meet for the first time since the 2001 season with 123.5 points. The Malta Athletic Club invitational featured 92 wrestlers from 13 schools.
"It is a testament to the kids that we have on the team this year, willing to work and willing to wrestle," Malta Head Coach Ryan LaBrie said. "I don't want to say this is the best weekend of wrestling by far but they did w...
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