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Bald Eagle Area topped Brookville in mat action

By Kenny Varner Jr.
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Updated: December 23, 2021

WINGATE – The Bald Eagle wrestling team continues to sizzle as they went into its Christmas break as 45-23 win over Brookville Thursday.

Starting at 215, Matthew Knepp opened the win for the Eagles with a 16-10 decision over Caden Marshall.

Brookville took the lead at 285 when Baily Miller pinned Eric Clark at 0:30.

Bald Eagle took back the advantage at 106 when Gavin Guenot pinned Chris Carroll at 2:35.

Things continued to go Bald Eagle’s way at 113 when the Eagles’ Lucas Fye won by tech fall 16-1 at 5:28 over Jared Popson.

120-pounder Coen Bainey kept things rolling as he won by pitfall over Logan Oakes at 0:47.

Brookville got back on the board at 126 when Cole Householder won by pin over Owen Johnson at 1:48.

At 132, Bookville’s Owen Reinsel pinned Grace Stem at 0:54.

Brookville won its third in a row when at 138 Brayden Kunselman won by tech fall over Kevin Taylor 15-0 at 5:30.

Bald Eagle battled back to take 145 when Jeffre Pifer pinned Brecken Cieleski at 1:11.

152-pounder Mason Reese pinned Josh Popson at 1:20.

At 160, Bald Eagle’s Cameron Dubbs muscled out a 3-2 victory over Carson Weaver.

172-pounder Caleb Close topped Brookville’s Easton Belfiore by major decision at 9-0.

Rounding out the match was 189-pound Noah Foltz defeated Bookville’s Bryce Weaver via a pin fall at 2:40.

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