CHS Wrestlers Capture 6 Medals at Saturday Tournament

The Coffee County CHS wrestling team captured 6 medals on Saturday in Sewanee at the Mountaintop Invitational Tournament.  Nine Raider grapplers were in action in the individual tournament as they accumulated 81 points which was good enough for 6^th place in the team standings.  Evan Jaynes, wrestling at 145 pounds, was the top finisher for the Raiders as he captured the championship with a 3 and 0 record on the day.

Jaynes captured the title with a 9 to 5 decision over Trevor Scott of Chattanooga Christian School in the finals.  Jaynes advanced to the finals with a major decision(15 to 2) over Lucas Farr of Knoxville Webb.

Coffee County’s Mary Anne Walker captured 2^nd place in the 120 pound class.  Walker was 2 and 1 on the day as she fell to Zach Derrick of Fairview in the finals via a pinfall.  Walker captured a thrilling 14 to 13 decision over Michael Vaughan of St. Andrew`s-Sewanee in the semifinals.

Hunter Massey captured 4^th place at 106 pounds going 2 and 2 on the day. Both of Massey’s losses came at the hand of Matthew Tieng of Knoxville Webb via pins.  Massey captured a win in the consolation bracket semifinals with a pin against Jordan Lems of Franklin County.

Mary Wolfram was 2 and 2 on the day to finish in 4^th place of the 113 pound class.  Wolfrum fell to Jacob Derrick of Fairview in the 3^rd place match via a pin.

Andrew Lawson was 2 and 2 on the day as he captured 4^th place in the 170 pound class.  Lawson advanced to 3^rd place match with a pinfall win in the consolation semifinals over Jake Fuller of Knoxville Webb.  Lawson fell in the 3^rd place match to Chris Moreland of Franklin County.

Reynaldo Reyes captured a 4^th place medal with a record of 2 and 2 in the 182 pound weight class.  Reyes fell in the 3^rd place match to Cody DeLano of Fairview.  Reyes advanced to the semifinals with a pinfall win over Nicholas Johnson of Shelbyville.

Other Coffee County wrestlers were Tyler Loren(Heavyweight class) who finished with a record of 1 and 2.  Nicolas Martinez(195 pound class) who was 1 and 2.  And Noah O’Shields(160 pounds) who was 1 and 2.

The CHS grapplers will be back in action on Monday when they compete in the 4 team Border Battle Duals tournament at Tullahoma.  First match is set for 5 PM.