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January 23, 2012

Centerville Mat Club hosts tourney

CENTERVILLE — It was a busy weekend for Centerville wrestlers and fans as they filled the Lakeview gym from Friday through Sunday.

Sunday was the annual youth wrestling tournament and with 47 Centerville Mat Club wrestlers putting on a show for their home crowd. "Our club was well represented. We are proud of the efforts of our youth wrestlers," said Coach Mark Halverson.

Taking first place trophies for the Centerville team included Kade Mosley, Kolby Micetich, Brady Clark, Lee Benz, Jadon Hunt, Garon Hunt, Kellen Johnson and Justin Six.

Second place went to Stephen Cochran, Taylor Micetich, Britian Cox, Hunter Cox, Cohen Huisman, Jayden Halferty, Jax Mosley, Daylen Fenton, Robert Peel, Bradden Parson, Connor Stephens and Jackson Walker.

Third place finishers were Kade Warren, Chad Stice, Tayton Barthalomew, T.J. Hilty, Mason Haskell, Peyton Russell, Cody Zapitul, Nathaniel Genobana, Dylan Parson, Luke Henderson, Chris Bowen, Whit Oden and Jance Draper.

Fourth place went to Kaliska Clark, Drennen Moorman, Cole Cooper, Johnnie Bridges, Jacob Stallo, Jaron Draper, Jace Draper, Tiago Burton, Sam Benz, Koltin Ahnen, Dalton Hermon, Oliver Stober, Braydin Shaffer and Keeton Ellison.

"Our youth club would like to thank everyone who helped with the tournament. It takes several volunteers to run a successful tournament," said Halverson.

Centerville Mat Club wrestles competed in Urbandale and Moravia yesterday.

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