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Henryetta Knights defeat Checotah in wrestling dual on Senior Night
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January 15, 2025
Henryetta Knights defeat Checotah in wrestling dual on Senior Night
By Rodney Haltom sports EDITOR

The Henryetta Knights won a hard fought dual against the Checotah Wildcat powerhouse wrestling program on Tuesday night at Checotah with a score of 33-24. The victory came at the end of the dual between Checotah senior and undefeated wrestler Jaydon Casey and Jason Powders.

Powders handed Casey his first loss of the season 106.

Senior Colt Collett defeated Kaden McKinney with a pin in 51 seconds in the 126-pound division. Xane Stallings pinned Israel Sanford and Woodrow Spears defeated Alex Clayton by pinfall. Jaxon Gearhart won by forfeit.

For Henryetta Bentley Sweet and Blake Wind won by forfeit.

In Junior Varsity action Checotah defeated Henryetta 48-18.

Owen Oleson defeated Kaleb Proctor in the 106 pound division.

120-pounds Urijah Fairchild won 126-pounders Reiyen Stallings and Nate Mendinghall won their matches.

Wyatt Powell won by forfeit.

Landyn Gilstrap and Tommie Devin each won. Jacob Stith won by forfeit.

Marcus Cunningham defeated Avery Bruce in the 184-pound division.

Julian Morales defeated Wilson Navas in the 185-pound division.

Gabriel Scarourough pinned Gunner Gasaway in the heavyweight division.

Henryetta wrestlers that won by forfeit are: Micah Bevenue Beaux Gasaway Eric Rooster

Girls

Tyler Johnson won by pin fall in the 138-pound division.

Annabelle Mowdy won by pin fall in the 125-pound division.

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