HARRISBURG — The BC Predators put in three teams at the Chocolatetown National Duals this past weekend.

The K-6 team went 2-3, and ended up taking fourth in the silver bracket. The High School boys roster went 2-3 to take ninth, while the the Lady Predators K-12 team went 5-1, and claimed their silver bracket title to take fifth overall.

For the girls Canton's Rowan Ward (50) went 3-3, NEB's Harper Cole (56) was 2-4, Hughesville's Elly Maneval (62) was 5-1, Selinsgrove's Ayla Antolik (68) was 3-3, and Adeline Atkins (75) went 1-5.

Canton's Parker Hoover (83-90) went 5-1, Sayre's Mackenna Ruvolo (83-90) went 2-4, Athens' Hailey Brinkley (96) was 3-3, Hughesville's Lexi Barto (102) went 1-5, and Hughesville's Bianca Tedesco (110) was 5-1.

Hughesville's Bella Young (117) was 5-1, Hughesville's Ariahna Moore (122) went 5-1, Athens' Joyce Clink (127) was 6-0, Athens' Hanna Rathbun (132) went 6-0, with all falls, and Montgomery's Georgina Leet (138) went 6-0.

Hughesville's Avery Earnest (144) went 3-3, Sayre's Kaylee Kmetz (158) was 3-3, Towanda's Adalee Wecker (170) went 4-2, Athens' Skylynn Payne (190) was 5-1, and Montgomery's Adi Rine (235) finished 6-0.

For the High School boys Montrose's Hudson Williams (98) went 3-2, Towanda's Cam Stranger (101) was 1-4, Hughesville's Jacob Liuizza (114) was 2-3, Montrose's Sawyer Brander (120) was 1-4, and Sayre's Bryan Roof (126) was 0-5.

Towanda's Jaydon Stranger (132) went 3-2, Waverly's Drayton DeKay (138) was 5-0 and named team Outstanding Wrestler, Waverly's Parker Larson (145) was 2-3, NEB's Alex Gomez (152) went 3-2, and Hughesville's Kile Hartman (160) went 5-0.

NEB's Kale Howland (170) was 4-2, Sayre's Jordan Brown (182) went 5-0, Montrose's Cory Anderson (220) was 2-3, and Elk Lake's Ethan Smith (285) was 3-2.

On the youth were Wyalusing's Cooper Adams (50), Athens' Kace Knapp (55), and Danek Kinsman (60), and Towanda's Charlie Jennings (65), Zaiden Johnson (75), and Ely Harkness (70).

Athens' Maverick Baird (80), NEB's Quaid Martin (85), Factorville's Lincoln Wescott (90), Towanda's Landon Isbell (105), Athens' Jacob Cobb (112), and Towanda's Bentley Flynn (120), and Holden Abott (128), and Athens' Kruze Payne (150).

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