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Eagles JV beats Knights

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Created 01/05/2012 - 10:39am
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Columbia City JV wrestler Ben Cabiya grapples with his East Noble opponent Wednesday. Cabiya pinned the Knight less than one minute into his match, sealing the victory for the Eagles.
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COLUMBIA CITY — Eagle junior varsity wrestling got a taste of victory Wednesday, winning three of its four matches and defeating East Noble’s JV squad 15-6.

Brice Bauer opened the meet at 145 pounds with a 9-3 win over his Knight opponent. Bauer was down 3-0 heading into the final period.

Head Coach Blane Culp said the team preaches that it is a six-minute match and Bauer showed that by continuing to work.

At 152 and having to mount several counters, Columbia City’s Hunter LaRue got a pinfall victory with time expiring in the first period.

Riley Harter, wrestling in the 160-pound weight class, was pinned in the first minute of round one.

In the closing match, Eagle Ben Cabiya, who trailed 5-0 early, needed just 58 seconds to pin East Noble’s Steven Stonebreaker, giving Columbia City the 15-6 victory.

“They really impressed me out there,” said Culp. “You can’t be disappointed in our JV effort.”
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