106: Wagoner’s Travis Greer faced little resistance in a 15-1 victory. Greer was able to do whatever he wanted against Vian’s Anthony Chew — except pin him. Greer managed to keep Greer from bonus points — but not first place.
113: Tyson Hume avoided second place this weekend by winning a 10-4 decision over Jay’s Trestin January. Hume — named the tournament’s Outstanding Wrestler of the lower weights — built his lead up to 9-1 before January scored a late takedown.
120: Donald Cannon never saw the third period during the tournament. However, with all of his wins by fall, he didn’t need to. Cannon capped a 4-0 weekend with a win by fall at 1:59 over Wagoner’s Tyler Johnson. Cannon was able to pin Johnson with five hundredths of second left in the first period.
126: Two weeks in a row Stilwell’s Wyatt Sheets and Jay’s Derick Shrum met in the finals. And it’s two weeks that Shrum is still without a point against Sheets. Sheets beat Shrum 5-0 after winning a 4-0 decision last week at Sallisaw.
132: Chance Blount took down the No. 1 seed, Vian’s Brett Vastine, by fall at 2:41. Vastine was the first top seed not to finish first. To reach the finals, Blount, the No. 3 seed, beat Wagoner’s Trenton Miller, the No. 2 seed.
138: It didn’t come easy for the two-time state champion, Tyler Tustin of Poteau. Yet, he found a way to post a 3-1 win over Sallisaw’s Gabe Taylor. Tustin scored an early takedown and added an insurance point after a hand-locking penalty on Taylor.
145: Brad Boswell won his second tournament title in two weeks with a victory by fall over Jay’s Brian Deleon at 3:25. Boswell scored several takedowns before trapping Deleon’s arm and pinning him to the mat.
152: Keaton Sheets scored the easiest title of the evening when Wagoner’s Tucker Hoffman forfeited.
160: A late takedown helped Vian’s Landon Decker win by major decision, 11-3, over Wagoner’s Fischer Medlin.
170: Much like Cannon at 120 pounds, Sallisaw’s Cale Wilson beat the clock and pinned Poteau’s Derek Francis with under a second left in the second period. Wilson was already up 5-0 when he turned Francis on his back.
182: Wagoner’s Roman Rodriguez — the tournament’s Outstanding Wrestler of the upper weights — electrified the crowd with an upset victory over Vian’s Rowdy Simon. For Simon, it’s the second week in a row finishing second.
195: Hulbert’s Bryson McGowan was slapped with a stalling penalty at the end of the first period, and it loomed large in a 3-2 loss to Vian’s Cale Mays.
220: Wagoner’s Derek Marshall nearly lost in the semifinals to Vian’s Cody Monholland, but survived long enough to advance to the finals. Once there, he had no problem, beating Stilwell’s Mickey Brown by fall at 2:31.
Hwt: Vian’s Tre Locust had to work a little longer than he had in the quarterfinals and semifinals. After winning both bouts in the first period to reach the finals, Locust pinned Webbers Falls’ R.J. Wofford at 3:58.
Maverick Confernce Tournament results
Team standings
1. Wagoner 198.5.
2. Vian 172.
3. Jay 157.
4. Sallisaw 119.5.
5. Poteau 101.5.
6. Stilwell 100.5.
7. Webbers Falls 57.5.
8. Hulbert 55.
9. McAlester 51.5.
10. Fort Gibson 47.
11. Okmulgee 41.
12. Quinton 29.
13. Sequoyah 17.
14. Keys 13.
15. Talihina 8.
Championship finals
106: Travis Greer (Wagoner) dec. Anthony Chew (Vian), 15-1.
113: Tyson Hume (Webbers Falls) dec. Trestin January (Jay), 10-4.
120: Donald Cannon (McAlester) fall Tyler Johnson (Wagoner), 1:59.
126: Wyatt Sheets (Stilwell) dec. Derick Shrum (Jay), 5-0.
132: Chance Blount (Sallisaw) fall Brett Vastine (Vian), 2:41.
138: Tyler Tustin (Poteau) dec. Gabe Taylor (Sallisaw), 3-1.
145: Brad Boswell (Wagoner) fall Brian Deleon (Jay), 3:25.
152: Keaton Sheets (Stilwell) over Tucker Hoffman (Wagoner), forfeit.
160: Landon Decker (Vian) maj. dec. Fischer Medlin (Wagoner), 11-3.
170: Cale Wilson (Sallisaw) fall Derek Francis (Poteau), 3:59.
182: Roman Rodriguez (Wagoner) dec. Rowdy Simon (Vian), 5-2.
195: Cale Mays (Vian) dec. Bryson McGowan (Hulbert), 3-2.
220: Derek Marshall (Wagoner) fall Mickey Brown (Stilwell), 2:31.
Hwt: Tre Locust (Vian) fall R.J. Wofford (Webbers Falls), 3:58.
Consolation finals
106: Treyson January (Jay) fall Matthew Clay (Hulbert), 0:53.
113: Alex Lockwood (Wagoner) dec. Gus Shell (Sallisaw), 6-0.
120: Devin Anderson (Poteau) dec. Francisco Sam (Stilwell), 11-3.
126: Tristan Crutchfield (Sallisaw) dec. Garret Maher (Wagoner), 9-3.
132: Trenton Miller (Wagoner) dec. Hunter Reagan (Hulbert), 9-6.
138: Cole Wheeler (Jay) fall Ryan Drake (Wagoner), 2:38.
145: Colton Olivares (Fort Gibson) fall Peyton Knell (Quinton), 2:40.
152: Kaleb Reece (Jay) fall Woody Click (Sallisaw), 1:22.
160: Remmington White (Jay) fall Kyle Kingrey (Poteau), 3:40.
170: Logan Wood (Fort Gibson) dec. Zach Peterson (Fort Gibson), 20-17.
182: Malachi Wood (Stilwell) fall Khy Mote (Poteau), 3:28.
195: Riley Smith (McAlester) fall Gabe Sanchez (Poteau), 2:34.
220: Steve McGlorie (Okmulgee) fall Cody Monholland (Vian), 0:41.
Hwt: Daylon Brewton (Poteau) dec. Luke Haggard (Jay), 2-0.
High School Sports
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