Central Valley, Pasco Post Big Wins At River City Duals

Sat., Jan. 16, 1999

Central Valley won four consecutive matches, three by pins, to rally to a 35-23 victory over Lake City at the River City Duals wrestling tournament in Post Falls on Friday.

Pasco totaled five pins en route to a 52-9 win over Lakeland. Colville jumped out to a 35-0 lead and cruised past Kamiak 44-18. Mt. Spokane dominated the upper weight classes, winning five of seven matches, and held off Post Falls 30-28.

West Valley had a first-day high nine pins on its way to a 54-18 victory over Priest River.

Kellogg jumped out to a 24-0 lead and held off Nampa 44-27. Skyview tallied four pins and beat Ephrata 43-17 and Shadle Park dominated Coeur d’Alene 43-19.

Mount Spokane takes on Kellogg, Colville goes up against Shadle Park, Pasco squares off against Central Valley and Skyview takes on West Valley in today’s winner’s bracket matches.

Wrestling in the two-day event begins at 10:30 a.m. today. Every team will wrestle three matches on the day.

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