Wrestling: Five teams to watch in southern Maine
Not much separates Massabesic, Noble and Sanford at the top of Class A South, while Wells is primed for another Class B title run.
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Not much separates Massabesic, Noble and Sanford at the top of Class A South, while Wells is primed for another Class B title run.
PIERCE — Forty years ago, two wrestling coaches in different parts of the United States became friends and developed a unique opportunity for wrestlers in their states.
The Knights meet their expectations, while top contenders Sanford and Massabesic suffer a few crucial losses that could also affect them at the state championships.
Coming off a dual meet state title last season, Sanford is aiming for its first Class A championship since 1995.
For Cheverus, the event was about honoring one of the school's former wrestlers. For other teams, it was a day to take advantage and learn from being in a tournament atmosphere.