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Bryan's Bush, Dennis place at Tri-State Border War - Vimarsana News

Bryan's Bush, Dennis place at Tri-State Border War

DEFIANCE — Competing against a talented field of 57 teams, Napoleon’s wrestling team went back-to-back and won its second consecutive team title at the Tri-State Border War wrestling tournament Friday

Napoleon goes back to back at Border War tourney - Vimarsana News

Napoleon goes back to back at Border War tourney

DEFIANCE — Competing against a talented field of 57 teams, Napoleon’s wrestling team went back-to-back and won its second consecutive team title at the Tri-State Border War wrestling tournament Friday

Contos making a name for himself on the mat - Vimarsana News

Contos making a name for himself on the mat

Press Sports Editor sports@presspublications.com The name Contos is prestigious in wrestling circles in Northwest Ohio, if not the state as a whole, and it looks like the family has another great wrestler coming up through the ranks.

Blue Streaks Fourth At Border War Tourney - Archbold Buckeye - Vimarsana News

Blue Streaks Fourth At Border War Tourney - Archbold Buckeye

Archbold wrestlers took part in the 55-team Tri-State Border War tournament at Defiance High School, Thursday Friday, Dec. 29-30. The tournament includes teams from Ohio and Indiana. Napoleon won the championship, scoring 193.5 points. Perkins was second with 174, followed by Findlay, 159.5. The Blue Streaks placed fourth with 158.5, and had four individual place-finishers.

Eagles, three state-ranked grapplers, seek NBC title - Vimarsana News

Eagles, three state-ranked grapplers, seek NBC title

Eastwood had five state qualifiers last year — three graduated and the two who are returning, now senior Gavin Owens and junior Bryce Hesselbart, learned the hard way about the luck of the draw at the state tournament.