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Chico High wrestler Ryan Clink became the fifth wrestler to continue wrestling at the Division I level under Panthers head coach Keith Rollins when Clink signed his letter of intent with Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.
Clink, competing at 165 pounds, led the Panthers to a 23rd place finish out of 235 teams competing. Clink finished in fifth place at 165 pounds, the first top-5 finisher for Chico since Nahshon Garrett won two straight state championships in 2010 and 2011 at 103 pounds.
Clink, competing at 165 pounds, led the Panthers to a 23rd place finish out of 235 teams competing. Clink finished in fifth place at 165 pounds, the first top-5 finisher for Chico since Nahshon Garrett won two straight state championships in 2010 and 2011 at 103 pounds.
Durham captured its first Northern Section team title since 1960 – ending a 64-year drought and sending the team into a celebratory frenzy inside a jam-packed Red Bluff High Pavilion on Saturday night.
Durham captured its first Northern Section team title since 1960 – ending a 64-year drought and sending the team into a celebratory frenzy inside a jam-packed Red Bluff High Pavilion on Saturday night.