THS falls in pair of home duals February 5, 2010
The Tonganoxie High wrestling team played host to duals with Lansing and Bonner Springs on Thursday but dropped both of them. The Lions won, 58-18, and the Braves prevailed, 50-24.
Tonganoxie High freshman Britton Price (135 pounds) holds his Lansing opponent in a headlock on Thursday at THS. The Chieftains lost two home duals, to LHS and Bonner Springs.
THS sophomore Anthony Baker (119) tries to keep his shoulders off the mat in a match with Bonner Springs on Thursday.
Tonganoxie junior Justin Soetaert (125) holds his Bonner Springs opponent upside-down before winning by pinfall on Thursday at THS.
Matt Soetaert, THS 135-pound sophomre, reaches for the leg of his Bonner Springs opponent, Tyler Lentz, before losing by a narrow, 11-10 decision on Thursday at Tonganoxie.
THS senior Austen Holloway (189) attempts to hold off his Bonner Springs foe on Thursday at Tonganoxie.
Tonganoxie sophomore Patrick Rachford (145) moves out of his opponent's hold before pinning Bonner Springs' Patrick Ballard on Thursday at THS.
Jonas Myers, 215-pound THS sophomore, pulls on his Bonner Springs opponent moments before securing a win via pinfall on Thursday at Tonganoxie.
Tyler Hand, Tonganoxie 130-pound junior, listens to coach Jeremy Goebel during an injury timeout on Thursday at THS.
Ian McClellan, a 152-pound THS junior, gets rolled to the mat by his Lansing opponent on Thursday at Tonganoxie.
THS senior Jeremie Maus (171) clutches his Lansing opponent on Thursday night. By winning that match and his bout against Bonner Springs, Maus was the only Chieftain to go 2-0 on a night Tonganoxie lost back-to-back home duals.
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