On Tuesday evening the Indianola wrestlers hosted Newton in a dual meet that had been postponed from earlier in the season.
The meet began with four junior varsity matches before the lights dimmed to showcase the varsity matches. It then closed with three more JV matches.
Indians down Newton
Isaiah Kellow, in his second varsity event, scored a third-period fall over Newton's Zane Biondi. The Indians defeated Newton 69-6 Tuesday in a dual meet that had been delayed from earlier in the season.
Walker Whalen wrestled hard to edge out Owen Sanger of Newton 4-2. The Indians defeated Newton 69-6.in a dual Tuesday.
Cael Meacham held Newton's Avery White on his back for most of the match, finally scoring a fall in 5:32. The Indians defeated Newton 69-6 in a dual meet that was rescheduled from earlier in the season.
Clayton Gibson pinned Colin Sharp in the first period of his match at 152 lbs. The Indians defeated Newton 69-6 in a dual meet that had been delayed from earlier in the season.
Trey Kellow scored a fall over Newton's James Wenndt just before the close of the second period. The Indians defeated Newton 69-6 Tuesday in a dual that had been delayed from earlier in the season.
Eli Reid, in his varsity debut, made quick work of Wyatt Weter of Newton, pinning him in 1:45. The Indians defeated Newton 69-6 in a dual that had been delayed from earlier in the season.
Newton couldn’t field wrestlers in five weight classes, leaving nine matches to be resolved on the mat. The varsity meet begin at 182 lbs., with Isaiah Kellow netting 6 team points with his third-period pin followed by Walker Whalen who toughed out a 2-point win over Newton’s Owen Sanger.
At 285, Cael Crawford had his hands full going into the third period when he maneuvered his opponent onto his back and scored a fall.
Four more falls were scored as Cael Meacham (120) dropped his opponent in 5:32, Clayton Gibson (152) in 1:37, Trey Kellow (160) in 3:53 and Eli Reid (170) in 1:45. Reid was making the most of his varsity debut with that first-period pin.
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