Tonasket 49, Liberty Bell 19 – Individual wrestling results

Published 7:18 am Friday, December 7, 2012

By Brent Baker

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Brent Baker/staff photo The Tigers' Austin Knowlton opened Thursday's match with a pin of Tyson Coleman at 160 lbs.

Collin Aitcheson earned an 11-1 victory over Class B state medalist Taylor Woodruff during Thursday’s dual.

Tonasket 49, Liberty Bell 19 (NL)

160 – Austin Knowlton (T) pinned Tyson Coleman (LB), 3rd per.

170 – Austin Booker (T) won by forfeit

182 – Dallin Good (T) won by forfeit

195 – Frank Holfelz (T) won by forfeit

220 – John Rawley (T) won by forfeit

285 – Tanner Good (T) won by forfeit

106 – not contested

113 – Trent Skelton (LB) maj. dec. Trevor Petterson, 11-0

120 – Collin Aitcheson (T) maj. dec. Taylor Woodruff, 11-1

126 – Justin McMillan (LB) pinned Tim Frazier (T), 3rd per.

132 – Jeffrey Stedtfeld (T) dec. Merritt Fink, 11-6

138 – Emmitt Fink (LB) dec. Dalton Wahl (T), 6-0

145 – Milo Holston (LB) pinned Joel Cosino (T), 2nd per.

152 – Derek Rimestad (T) won by forfeit

: Brent Baker/staff photo Collin Aitcheson (top) and Jeffrey Stedtfeld warm up under the lights prior to Thursday’s match.

: Brent Baker/staff photo Jeffrey Stedtfeld has his hands full with the Mountain Lions’ Milo Holston, but held on for an 11-6 victory.

: Collin Aitcheson earned an 11-1 victory over Class B state medalist Taylor Woodruff during Thursday’s dual.

: Brent Baker/staff photo Tonasket freshman Trevor Peterson drew Liberty Bell state runner-up Trent Skelton in his match on Thursday, but held out for the full six minutes in a major decision loss.

: Brent Baker/staff photo The Tigers’ Austin Knowlton opened Thursday’s match with a pin of Tyson Coleman at 160 lbs.

About Brent Baker

Brent, is a former reporter/photographer for the Gazette-Tribune and sometimes works as a freelance sports reporter for the G-T. Prior to working at the G-T, he was the sports editor for Sunrise Publishing from 2000-2005 in Michigan. He subsequently owned and operated Buckland Media, a high school sports website, in Michigan until 2010. He and his wife Kim, who have an adult son, moved to Tonasket in 2010. Brent worked as a full time reporter/photographer at the G-T from 2011 - 2014).

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