1/30/2014—The Wauseon Indians varsity wrestling squad was defeated in the state dual semi-finals by the Irish of Toledo Central Catholic.
Results by weight class:
- (106 lbs.) Josh Venia of Toledo Central Catholic pinned McKayla Campbell of Wauseon High School in 3 minutes and 14 seconds.
- (113 lbs.) Andrew Bailey of Wauseon High School pinned Jordan Rodriguez of Toledo Central Catholic in 3 minutes and 43 seconds.
- (120 lbs.) Rosendo Beltran of Toledo Central Catholic pinned Gage Campbell of Wauseon High School in 1 minute and 55 seconds.
- (126 lbs.) Cameron Slattman of Wauseon High School pinned Billy Corley of Toledo Central Catholic in 3 minutes and 37 seconds.
- (132 lbs.) Wade Hodges of Wauseon High School beat Nate Hagen of Toledo Central Catholic 4-0 (Decision).
- (138 lbs.) Josh Mossing of Toledo Central Catholic pinned Jackson Sluder of Wauseon High School in 1 minute and 51 seconds.
- (145 lbs.) Richard Jackson of Toledo Central Catholic beat Derek Schuette of Wauseon High School 6-2 (Decision).
- (152 lbs.) Alex Mossing of Toledo Central Catholic pinned Dylan Nicely of Wauseon High School in 20 seconds.
- (160 lbs.) Lucas Beauch of Toledo Central Catholic beat Tre Campbell of Wauseon High School 3-1 (Decision).
- (170 lbs.) Aaron Schuette of Wauseon High School pinned Jared Fann of Toledo Central Catholic in 38 seconds.
- (182 lbs.) Collin Kaucher of Toledo Central Catholic beat Alec Vonier of Wauseon High School 3-1 (Decision).
- (195 lbs.) Michael Gregory of Toledo Central Catholic beat Tony Banister of Wauseon High School 4-3 (Decision).
- (220 lbs.) Chris Norwood of Toledo Central Catholic won by forfeit against Wauseon High School.
- (1000 lbs.) J’Quan Fisher of Toledo Central Catholic pinned Devon Jones of Wauseon High School in 3 minutes and 43 seconds.
“Going in, I felt we had a chance to win the match. We didn’t match up well with them in the middle weights, but I felt good about our light and upper weight match ups. Our lightweights did their part. They kept the match close going in to what I felt was the better part of Central’s line-up. After getting through that middle part of the line-up, we were within striking distance coming in to what I felt was our advantage” Coach Mike Ritter said “To be honest, our upper weights let us down. We lost 3 of those matches in overtime. All of which were winnable. We really missed an opportunity tonight, because I felt the winner of our match with Central Catholic was in great position to advance to the team State Tournament.”
