The Broomfield wrestling program with Pat DeCamillis at the helm won three individual state championships to capture their second-consecutive Class 4A team title Saturday night at the Pepsi Center.
It was a night of repeats and three-peats in the Class 5A state wrestling championships Saturday at Pepsi Center.
The town of Gilcrest located on Highway 85 can be called “Valley of the Class 3A state wrestling champions.”
Paonia’s Jesse Reed has an opportunity to accomplish a feat only seventeen Colorado high school wrestlers have achieved in history.
The state wrestling tournament concluded on Saturday at the Pepsi Center.
Whoever wins the Class 3A 120-pound championship Saturday night at Pepsi Center will add to an already impressive resume.
Josh Finesilver didn’t even take the time to comprehend the end of his weekend at the state wrestling championships.
Three years ago P.T. Garcia saw his freshman foray into the Class 5A state wrestling tournament end with a one-point loss in the final.
Growing up there has always been one constant in the lives of brothers Keenan, Grant and Hunter Willits — wrestling. Through years of hard work and dedication all three brothers became standout wrestlers.
Many people in Colorado may not have even heard of Paonia, but it is home to a great wrestling community and a dominant 2A program.