Glenwood youth wrestler Mason Koehler competed in the 2018 Winter Nationals this weekend. The event was held at the Ralston Arena in Nebraska. Koehler finished in first place at 120 and got to bring home the CHAMPIONSHIP BELT. Mason also competed in the 130 bracket where he went 2-1 on the weekend.

Congratulations Mason! Keep up the hard work.

Go Rams!

This dual started off at 106 and the Titans capitalized. Lewis Central would win the first six matches to give the Titans a 27-0 lead. At 145 Trevor Anderson won the battle between two ranked wrestlers by defeating Dalton Mohatt 3-2 to get the Rams on the board. Kingery and Waugh would win the next two weights for Lewis Central before Glenwood rallied off five straight wins (four falls) to end the dual. Lewis Central defeated Glenwood 40-30 to give the Titans their first win over Glenwood in five years.

Glenwood wrestling will host their first dual of the season tomorrow. The Rams will host a varsity quad on Thursday night with matches beginning at 5:00 pm. The fifth ranked team by IA Wrestle is ready to put on a show for their hometown crowd. Glenwood will host Red Oak, Shenandoah and Lewis Central. Senior Anthony Sherry currently has 148 wins and will look to capture his 150th tomorrow night in front of his hometown crowd!

Saturday the Rams traveled to Southeast Polk for the Red Owens Holiday Classic. Eleven teams from around the state competed in the tournament. Southeast Polk won the tournament with 288.5 team points. PCM finished second with 201.5 and the Rams placed third with 164 team points.

Friday and Saturday Glenwood Wrestling competed at the Council Bluffs Wrestling Classic. Thirty-nine teams from five different states and over one hundred ranked wrestlers competed in one of the most competitive tournaments of the season. Glenwood finished sixth place overall with 333.5 points. Lincoln East won the tournament with 497.5 points.