Wrestling: Kempsville grabs Colon E. Baker Classic

Kempsville took the team title in the Colon E. Baker Classic at Great Bridge.

    Four Chiefs recorded individual championships. Zac Isenhour won at 112 pounds, Sterling Briscoe at 119, Jeremy Mosley at 145 and Pierce Embry at 215.

    Briscoe was named Outstanding Wrestler after recording three pins and a decision.

    Kempsville totaled 204 points. Runner-up Poquoson had 171 with Great Bridge third at 148. Grassfield was fourth with 123.5.

 

 

Team scores: 1. Kempsville 204; 2. Poquoson 171; 3. Great Bridge 148; 4. Grassfield 123.5; 5. Hermitage 194.5.

 

Top four finishers:

 

103: Caleb Richardson (Gras); Hayden Bills (Kemps); Jeff Ogbum (Poq); Todd Self (Hick)

112: Zac Isenhour (Kemps); Case Supchak (GB); Ryan Fairbee (Gras); Buddy Scarborough (Sal)

119: Sterling Briscoe (Kemps); Matt Graham (Smith); Steffan Baker (Poq); Joe Etcho (RB)

125: Patrik Foxworth (Poq); Justin Dennis (Herm); Gary Woods (RB); Frank Hruska (Kemps)

130: Cole Louks (Gras); Louie Shearer (Poq); John Kizer (Herm); Kirk Tartulis (Mass)

135: Andrew Williams (Tabb); Gary Ables (GB); Tanner Tinsley (Poq); Tom Kizer (Herm)

140: Cody Silva (Poq); Ryan Midgette (Kemps); Elijah Faison (GB); Nick Libraro (Hic)

145: Jeremy Mosley (Kemps); Dohny Santiso (Mass); Jacob Hoagland (Grass); Nick Squyres (Hic)

152: Chase McAdams (Poq); Chris Brooks (RB); Kevin Tibbets (Sal); Chris Fano (Herm)

160: Allen Clamp (GB); Gary Ochs (GB); Eric Brown (Kemps); Steven Francisco (Poq)

171: Cole Shields (GB); Bryce Barnes (Kemps); Marc Heathcock (Herm); Chris Junio (Tabb)

189: Connor O’Hara (NR); Josh El (Herm); Khiry Bell (Kemps); Garrett Hughes (RB)

215: Pierce Embry (Kemps); Shawn Sweaney (Laf); Robby Mello (GB); Kevin Mahoney (Gras)

285: Randon Key (War); Viquan Arrington (NR); Nathan Sawyer (Sal); Dennis King (Grass)

 

 

Bethlehem, Pa.—Three First Colonial wrestlers placed in the Christmas City Invitational at Bethlehem Catholic High School:

Christian Olanowski won the title at 112 pounds, Luke Barney finished third at 145 and Rodney Greene was sixth at 285.