Congrats to Harpeth High School wrestlers Ty Holland and Dylan Becker for winning state titles at the TSSAA state wrestling tournament on Saturday, Feb. 16.
In Class A-AA, Holland won the championship in the 106-pound division and Becker won the 132-pound division.
It was Becker’s second straight title. He won the 120-pound title last year.
Sycamore High School wrestlers Caitlyn Gilmore and Tyr’ee Bass advanced to the title matches in their respective weight divisions, but finished second.
Gilmore competed in the 160-pound division, while Bass wrestled in the 145-pound division.
Six other wrestlers also earned medals in the state tournament:
Sycamore’s Lilly Pendleton placed fifth in the 140-pound division.
Sycamore’s Bonnie Hudgins finished sixth in the 132-pound division.
Harpeth’s Jr. Lucio finished third in the 126-pound division.
Harpeth’s Jackson Whitlow placed fifth in the 113-pound division.
Harpeth’s Matthew Pack finished fifth in the 138-pound division.
Cheatham County Central High School’s Michael Cothran placed sixth in the 285-pound division.
As a team, Harpeth finished ninth and the Sycamore girls finished 10th.
In Class A-AA, Holland won the championship in the 106-pound division and Becker won the 132-pound division.
It was Becker’s second straight title. He won the 120-pound title last year.
Sycamore High School wrestlers Caitlyn Gilmore and Tyr’ee Bass advanced to the title matches in their respective weight divisions, but finished second.
Gilmore competed in the 160-pound division, while Bass wrestled in the 145-pound division.
Six other wrestlers also earned medals in the state tournament:
Sycamore’s Lilly Pendleton placed fifth in the 140-pound division.
Sycamore’s Bonnie Hudgins finished sixth in the 132-pound division.
Harpeth’s Jr. Lucio finished third in the 126-pound division.
Harpeth’s Jackson Whitlow placed fifth in the 113-pound division.
Harpeth’s Matthew Pack finished fifth in the 138-pound division.
Cheatham County Central High School’s Michael Cothran placed sixth in the 285-pound division.
As a team, Harpeth finished ninth and the Sycamore girls finished 10th.
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