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Junior Chris Robbins won the Division III wrestling championship at 170 lbs. during Saturday’s state meet at Bow High School, headlining four ConVal wrestlers who qualified for the Meet of Champions on the day.Robbins, who made it all the way to New...
Despite changes, Plymouth wrestlers prevail, win D3 title The Plymouth wrestling team celebrates another Division III title last Wednesday. (Photo by Joshua Spaulding) ( click for larger version) March 03, 2021PLYMOUTH — In a sports world where everything has changed from a year ago, it's good to know that some things don't change. Despite a new tournament format, new tournament locations and many new protocols, the Division III high school wrestling season ended the same way last season did, with the Plymouth Bobcats holding the championship plaque. Coach Randy Cleary's charges got key win...
Bow wrestling finishes 2nd in D-III for third time in four years after loss to Plymouth in final Bow High senior captain Wyatt Rheinhardt competes against Plymouth's Jacob Heath during the Division III wrestling championships on February 24, 2021, in Plymouth. Rheinhardt won by pin, but Plymouth won the match, 48-30, to win its 14th division championship. DEREK ROUSSEAU—Courtesy Bow High senior captain Andrew Bliss competes against Plymouth during the Division III wrestling championships on February 24, 2021, in Plymouth. Bliss won by pin, but Plymouth won the team match, 48-30, to claim i...
Captains pace Plymouth wrestlers in home meet Sports Editor - Salmon Press Newspapers Senior captains (l to r) Joe D'Ambruoso, Cole Johnston and Charlie Comeau all picked up pins in Plymouth's home match on Saturday. (Photo by Joshua Spaulding) ( click for larger version) February 11, 2021PLYMOUTH — Without a question, this year is definitely different for the Plymouth wrestling team. With only a few matches and no individual tournament to close out the season, the motivation has to come from different places for the defending Division III champions. Yet, there the Bobcats were on Saturday ...