Lakeside, Ml Roll

Wed., Jan. 26, 2000

High school wrestling

There wasn’t much suspense in Tuesday night’s Great Northern League wrestling card as Lakeside and Medical Lake rolled to lopsided dual-match victories.

League-leading Lakeside drilled visiting Deer Park 75-3 and Medical Lake blanked Pullman 77-0.

In the other dual match, coleader Riverside (3-0) beat Newport (2-2) 45-33, but no details on individual matches were reported.

Lakeside (3-0) was paced by 160-pounder Chase Greenfield, who recorded his first dual-match pin. Deer Park (1-3) gained its only win from Travis Berger, who decisioned Ben Dinsmore at 125.

Medical Lake (3-1) had pins from Aaron Nelson (171), Andy Denson (189), Matt Leanhouts (275), Hieu Do (119), Josh Cruger (152) and Dustin Haynes (160) in its rout of Pullman (0-3).

Across the border in Idaho, visiting St. Maries used pins by Justin Bonds at 140 pounds, Kevin Moore (145), Mica Kunkel (160), Mike Boller (189) and Paul Sotin (215) to roll to a 54-15 Intermountain League win over Kellogg.

Jamie Bush added a technical fall over Luke Linnemeyer at 130.

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