Posted on

get to his shots,” Wolfpack ….

get to his shots,” Wolfpack …. get to his shots,” Wolfpack ….

get to his shots,” Wolfpack head coach Greg Sonnentag said. “We worked on some set-ups, but ultimately we weren’t able to get our offense going again. Troy improved a lot over the year on his leg attacks. Hopefully, next year we can get a little more physical and confident in battling ties and working our set-ups on very defensive wrestlers like Marko.”

Duellman finished 32-13 for the year. Marko (29-11) knocked off fourth-seeded Blake Delsman, a 34-8 senior from Reedsville, 5-4 in the quarterfinals before losing 9-1 to top-seeded Cael Erickson of Cedar Grove-Belgium (50-1) in the semifi- nals. Second-seeded Karson Casper (47-3) of Coleman upset Erickson in the championship with a pin in 59 seconds. Marko wound up winning the fifth-place match 2-1 in a rematch with Delsman.


Cornell-Gilman-Lake Holcombe’s Troy Duellman has work to do to get out of the grip applied by Griffin Marko of St. Croix Falls during their WIAA Division 3 145-pound state match Thursday in Madison. Marko won the match 5-0.ROSS PATTERMANN/TRIBUNE PHONOGRAPH
LATEST NEWS