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Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 6:37 PM

NINE YOUTH MATMEN PLACE AT STATE

NINE YOUTH MATMEN PLACE AT STATE
These Britton-Hecla youth wrestlers competed in the state meet in Rapid City last weekend. In front left to right are Keegan Collins-Miles, Sutton Collins-Miles, Oliver Suther, Brooks Taylor and Emsley Eimers. Second row Breven Schmieg, Henry Kilker, and Jordan Gutierrez. Back row Emersyn Eimers, Lincoln Kilker Ben Suther, Max Suther, Kenzlie Holland (on Max’s shoulders), and Carter Grobe. (Heidi Eimers Photo)

    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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