Trigg County finished fifth Saturday at the Calloway County Laker Wrestling Invitational with Colin Stevens taking first place in the 160-pound division,
Stevens beat Ohio County’s Klemmer Nicodemus in the first round and pinned West Creek’s Tristian Taylor to win the title.
In the 126-poind class, Ethan Futrell finished second, losing to West Creek’s Andrew Parker in the title match.
Isaac Aguiar also finished second, falling to Kenwood’s Thomas Williams in the championship match of the 132-pound class. He picked up wins over Calloway County’s Caitlin Powers and Union County’s Ryan Heidrich on his way to the title match.
Middle schooler Andrew Hendricks finished in fourth place, falling to McCracken County’s Trevor Tilley.
Andrew Spears also placed for Trigg County, finishing in sixth place in the 145-pound class.
Trigg County will wrestle Fort Campbell Tuesday on post for a chance to wrestle at the state duals Saturday at Lindsey Wilson College.
(Photos by Robin Stevens)
Trigg sophomore Isaac Aguiar took 2nd at 132 lbs. He pinned Union County’s Ryan Heidrich in the semi-final round.
Futrell defeated Calloway County’s Jeffrey Littlebrant to advance to the finals.
Trigg freshman Ethan Futrell finished 2nd in the 126 lb class. Futrell fell to Union County’s Quinton Cox in an exhibition match to round out his bracket at the tournament.
Stevens pinned West Creek’s Tristan Taylor.
Stevens and Nicodemus met in the finals at Calloway County’s 2018 Laker Invitational.
Colin Stevens, a sophomore at Trigg in the 160 lb weight class, took first after defeating Ohio County’s Klemmer Nicodemus.
Andrew Hendricks pinned Union County’s Chris Sabino.
Trigg County 7th grader Andrew Hendricks (right) won his bout against Calloway County’s Dylan Bell to finish fourth in the 182 lb. weight class. Hendricks went 2-2.
Trigg sophomore Alex Spears (right) faces off against McCracken County’s Hunter Vlach. Spears was 1-2 for the day at 145 lbs.
