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De Pere beats Ashwaubenon, Pulaski defeats Seymour in wrestling duals

By Murray Gleffe
Correspondent


DE PERE — In a rare, Saturday morning dual Dec. 5, the De Pere wrestling team received key falls from Shane Corrigan and Daniel Fernandez in a 36-24 Fox River Classic Conference victory over Ashwaubenon at De Pere High School.

“We have lots of confidence in our guys at those two classifications,” said De Pere head coach Zach Hendzel. “We expect big things out of them. To see them come out in the first match of the season and get falls for us was huge.”

The Redbirds also received four forfeit victories equaling 24 points.

The Jaguars countered with falls at the 152 (Mickey Kiernan) and 285 (Nathan Moynihan) classifications.

The first of two competitive matches featured the 160-pound matchup between De Pere’s Peyton Cappelle and Ashwaubenon’s Mitchell Opperman.

Cappelle took an early 2-0 lead with a takedown, and the two exchanged points through the first two periods.

After the Redbirds wrestler got a point for an escape, the score was deadlocked at 4-4.

However, Opperman got a takedown with 22 seconds left to get the 6-4 decision.

“It was a big win for Mitchell,” said Jody Van Laanen, Ashwaubenon head coach. “He hasn’t had lots of varsity matches, so he did well. He hung in there and got a big three points for us. He showed lots of grit.”

The marquee match featured the Jaguars’ Connor Ramage and De Pere’s Michael Alexander.

Both qualified for the 2020 WIAA state tournament in their respective classifications.

Neither wrestler gave an inch through the first four minutes, as the bout remained scoreless.

Ramage picked up a point for an escape to open the third period.

Down the stretch, Alexander did all he could to garner points, but Ramage prevailed with a 3-0 decision.

“It was a great six minutes of wrestling,” Hendzel said. “Michael has come a long way, and there are still things we’re working on as a collective unit with each individual wrestler. That Ramage kid is a stud.”

De Pere 36, Ashwaubenon 24

106: Double forfeit

113: Malachi Oslund (DP) (forfeit).

120: Double forfeit

126: Double forfeit

132: Shane Corrigan (DP) def. Owen Bowers (ASH) (fall, 1:20).

138: Collin Hansen (DP) (forfeit)

145: Trevor Secor (ASH) (forfeit)

152: Mick Kiernan (ASH) def. Brennan Kincade (DP) (fall, 2:44).

160: Mitchell Opperman (ASH) def. Peyton Cappelle (DP) (decision, 6-4).

170: Daniel Fernandez (DP) def. Jacob Mc Vane (ASH) (fall, 1:02).

182: Garrett Sullivan (DP) (forfeit)

195: Connor Ramage (ASH) def. Michael Alexander (DP) (decision, 3-0).

220: Caleb McAvoy (DP) (forfeit)

285: Nathan Moynihan (ASH) def. Brody Upton (DP) (fall, 3:14).


Pulaski comes from behind, beats Seymour
By Press Times Staff


SEYMOUR ─ The Pulaski wrestling team won a nonconference dual Saturday, Dec. 5, at Seymour High School.

After the Thunder jumped out to a 26-3 lead through eight matches, the Red Raiders won the final seven matches to win 44-26.

There were two contested matches in the 145-weight class.

Pulaski 44, Seymour 26

106: Double forfeit

113: Ethan Eggert (PUL) def. (SEY) (forfeit).

120: Noah Gorecki (SEY) def. Ashton Kapla (PUL) (decision, 3-0).

126: Wyatt Kaczrowski (SEY) def. Conner Nooyen (PUL) (fall, 2:56).

132: Ryan Tomazevic (SEY) def. Ryan Frewerd (PUL) (decision, 6-0).

138: Samuel Dudley (SEY) def. Cole Gorecki (PUL) (technical fall, 16-1, 5:50).

145: Blake Linsmeyer (SEY) def. Caden Rybicki (PUL) (fall, 5:46).

145: Corbin Krueger (SEY) def. Chase Woosencraft (PUL) (decision, 5-3).

152: Brady Gille (PUL) def. Colin Leisgang (SEY) (fall, 5:57).

160: Joseph O`Leary (PUL) def. Lucas Leisgang (SEY) (technical fall, 19-2, 4:00).

170: Mitchell Delebreau (PUL) (forfeit)

182: Trenton Gibbons (PUL) def. Javon Leisgang (SEY) (decision, 10-6).

195: Jake Binkowski (PUL) def. Gordon Grassel (SEY) (fall, 0:40).

220: Mason Wells (PUL) (forfeit)

285: Max Burdette (PUL) def. Joseph Dey (SEY) (fall, 1:05).

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