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Two Wolfpack grapplers bring home Barron titles

By Ginna Young

The Cornell-Lake Holcombe-Gilman wrestlers were on the road Dec. 14, at Barron, for a weekend meet, coming home with some success.

For the Wolfpack, sophomore Taydyn Angell (215 pounds) placed first over Osceola’s Elliot Havlish, by fall, in 2:51. Senior Lee Zagorski (285) also came in first, taking down Wyatt Dreyling, in a 2:27 fall.

Also competing, was sophomore Lucas Halida, who won over Stanley-Boyd’s Kyle Pahl, by fall, in 3:35.

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