Wednesday, January 22, 2020 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
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King goes undefeated at wrestling classic
The Outlaws9 big man,
Damien King, went unde-
feated at the two-day Oregon
Wrestling Classic in Redmond
last weekend, leading a small
but competitive Outlaws
squad.
The Classic is a large
16-team duals meet with the
Outlaws competing in six sep-
arate duals. Due to the small
size of the squad, the Outlaws
forfeited six weight classes to
each team that they wrestled.
<Even though we forfeited
those six weight classes, the
wrestlers had a great weekend
individually and with their
individual successes, we were
able to win two of the five
duals,= Coach John Downs
reported. (See results below.)
<It was a great weekend to
watch the wrestlers compete,=
Downs said. <They showed
lots of improvement and were
using more automatic moves
than in the past when they
would have to think about
what to use.=
Sophomore Wyatt Maffey
(132 pounds) did very well
representing the Outlaws at
the varsity level. He ended
the weekend with a 3-3 record
featuring some great matches.
At the 138 weight class Senior
Anthony Randolph finished
the weekend at 4-2.
<This was the second week
in this new weight class for
Anthony and he seems to be
settling in nicely,= Downs
said.
Junior Chaz Patterson
stepped up to help the Outlaws
at the 145-pound weight class.
Patterson only weighed 138
pounds, but he wanted to
wrestle in the tournament and
so he bumped up to compete
and ended with a 2-4 record.
Senior Dillon King had some
tough matches but was able to
win the majority of them and
he ended at 4-2.
<He had a couple matches
that went all three rounds and
I was proud of him to push
through even though he was
tired,= Downs said.
First-year wrestler sopho-
more Jared Miller had to step
into the varsity 160-pound
weight class. He wrestled
tough but just didn9t have the
experience to win a few of his
matches, ending his weekend
at 1-5.
<I told Jared that I would
rather have an opponent earn
a win than give them a forfeit,
and I was glad to have him in
the lineup for us this week-
end,= Downs said.
At 195 pounds, the
Outlaws had Senior Ethan
Martin, who has contin-
ued building his winning
record. He won five of his six
matches and he is starting to
focus on the District and State
Championships a month away.
<The one loss was good
for him,= Downs said. <It
reminded him that he needs
to keep making progress in
practices and that nothing is
guaranteed.=
The tough 220-pound
freshman Henry Rard had his
best tournament, ending the
weekend 3-3.
King9s undefeated 6-0
run was the highlight of the
weekend.
<Damien still is about 250
pounds wrestling in the 285-
pound weight class and seems
to be getting better every
week,= Downs said.
He was even able to pin
the Sweet Home 285-pounder,
who had placed fourth at state
last year.
<This was Damien9s
best match of the year and I
hope he realizes what he can
accomplish and starts pushing
harder in practice to get him-
self to the state championship
level,= Downs said.
At the end of the weekend
the Outlaws compiled a total
of 28 individual wins out of
48 matches.
Tyler <Daisy= Patterson
competed in the Girl9s Dual
Tournament and she was
recruited to be a part of the
Central Oregon Girls Team,
which was made up of wres-
tling girls from the many
Central Oregon schools. She
competed in the 125-pound
weight class.
<This was a great
opportunity for her to be a part
of an all-girls team and also be
the varsity girl at 125 pounds,=
Downs said. <Daisy was able
to end her weekend with a 2-2
record. She had some good
matches and it was exciting
to watch the other girls on
the Central Oregon team root
for her!=
Round 1: Ontario over Sisters 48–24.
Round 2: Sweet Home over Sisters 72–12
Round 3: Sisters over Marshfield 36–30
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SECOND-DAY RESULTS
Round 4: Sisters over North Marion 48–18
Round 5: Rex Putnam over Sisters 42–24
Round 6: Molalla over Sisters 50–22
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