Prep roundup: Top-ranked Hudson wrestling falls to state powers
DUNDEE – Hudson battled two of the best wrestling teams in the state Wednesday in Dundee.
The Tigers, ranked No. 1 in Division 4, lost to the top ranked team in Division 3, Dundee, 56-21, and to the top ranked team in Division 2, Lowell, 50-12.
In the match against Dundee, Hudson led 21-18 through six matches but the Vikings won the final eight duals.
Ryan Logan (160), Logan Sallows (215), Aidan Raszkowski (285) and Nicholas Sorrow (113) had wins for Hudson in the Dundee match. Logan had a fall at 1:33 and Sallows a fall at :33.
Against Lowell, Sallows had a pin for Hudson while Tucker Miller and Cole Marry won decisions for the Tigers.
PREP WRESTLING
Madison rules TCC
ERIE – Madison won its third straight Tri-County Conference championship by ruling Wednesday’s league meet.
The Trojans won 10 of the 14 weight classes.
“We turned some losses around and that makes me very happy,” Madison coach Scott Hall said. “The guys wrestled loose and had a good time.”
Trojans to claim TCC titles were Malaki Mosher (106), Lucas Dopp (113), Lukas Leonard (132), Braxton Gates (138), Jalonn Borders (150), Angel Cabrera (157), Nathanael Decker (165), Xavier Rodriguez (175), Seth Mutter (190) and Logan Russell (285).
Madison has won the TCC title every year since the league made wrestling an official league sport.
Madison is moving to the Lenawee County Athletic Association next year leaving the TCC with just three schools that have wrestling teams – Morenci, Sand Creek and Erie Mason.
Madison will battle state powers Clinton, Hudson and Dundee in the LCAA.
“It gets really tough next year, but we are looking forward to competing with those teams,” Hall said.
Sand Creek’s Wyatt Fox won at 120 and Dylan Francoeur won at 144 Wednesday.
PREP HOCKEY
Lenawee United wins
The United beat Ann Arbor Skyline 7-2 Wednesday, despite being outshot 34-29.
Carson Ritz scored two goals and Seth Kordyzon made 32 saves. Other goal-scorers for the United were Cam Ritz, Aldo Barba, Seamus McCarley, Cameron Bozyk and Adam Bartlett.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Addison 46, Grass Lake 39
Addison went on the road and beat Grass Lake Wednesday to improve to 8-5 on the season.
The Panthers led 13-10 after the first quarter but were down 28-27 going into the fourth quarter. Spencer Brown went 9-for-10 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter.
Top Performers
Nate Sines, 17 points
Spencer Brown, 13 points
Coach Thoughts
Marv Cox, Addison: “Another good win for us on the road. Proud of the team, shorthanded due to injuries and we got into foul trouble. We stuck together even though we didn’t play our best game.”
Up Next
Addison: At Hanover-Horton, 7 p.m. Friday
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