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The Summit High School wrestling season ended in difficult fashion Saturday at the 3A Region 1 meet in Pagosa Springs. Grappling with some of the state’s best veteran wrestlers, 120-pound Tigers sophomore PJ Trujillo advanced furthest in the regional bracket before back-to-back losses concluded the previously undefeated wrestler’s season. Trujillo received a bye in the first round before defeating Hunter Bercher of Rifle on a 10-6 decision. “The Rifle kid was in it the whole time, and PJ never let off the gas,” Tigers head coach Pete Baker said. After improving his record to 9-0 on th...

With the regional meet in Pagosa Springs on tap for next weekend, the Summit High School wrestling team struggled Friday, Feb. 26, at Coal Ridge and Saturday, Feb. 27, in Eagle. It was 120-pounder PJ...

Undefeated Summit sophomore PJ Trujillo (right) grapples with senior Gio Marquez ahead of Trujillo's two victories at 126 pounds on the mat Tuesday night, Feb. 16, versus Coal Ridge and West Grand High School at Summit High School in Breckenridge. With four fingertips pressed to the mat, and four seconds left on the clock, PJ Trujillo bridged for what felt like his literal life. Arching his back with his feet planted on the ground, belly toward the ceiling and Coal Ridge’s Emjai Holder grabbing around his neck, Trujillo fought to keep his shoulders off the mat and blood flowing to his brain...

Editor’s note: The below article has been updated to correct Aidan Collins won by pinfall versus Golden Ethan Sicat, Luca Rizzo and Aidan Collins were the standout performers for the Summit High School wrestling team...

Photo by Shelby Reardon / Steamboat Pilot & Today Summit's Aidan Collins dropped a 16-13 decision to Leonardo Meraz in a dual against Glenwood Springs in Steamboat Springs on Thursday. Photo by Shelby Reardon / Steamboat Pilot & Today Giovanni Marquez suffered a shoulder injury partway through the match, but came back to pin Jairo Acovarria in just under three minutes in a dual against Glenwood Springs in Steamboat Springs on Thursday. Photo by Shelby Reardon / Steamboat Pilot & Today Summit's Jamie Gonzalez won by fall in 45 seconds over Nathan Sandoval in a dual against Glenwood Springs in ...