NINE YOUTH MATMEN PLACE AT STATE

04/01/2025 04:54 PM

    Nine Britton-Hecla youth wrestlers placed among the top eight at the state meet held in Rapid City last weekend.
    A total of 14 grapplers qualified to compete in the state event.
    Ben Suther, who won a state title a year ago, led the B-H contingent with a second place finish in the 16U Boys bracket. Placing fourth were Kenzlie Holland, 6U Girls; Emsley Eimers, 10U Girls; and Breven Schmieg, 12U Boys.
    Finishing fifth were Max Suther, 14U Boys; and Henry Kilker, 14U Boys. Lincoln Kilker, 16U boys, was sixth; Emersyn Eimers, 12U girls, was seventh; and Brooks Taylor, 8U Boys, was eighth.

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