He got high on the legs and he should have bailed out. I don’t think that will happen again with him.

Anytime you walk out of the gym as district champions you can hold your head high. People around here recognize what hard work went into it.

That’s his first varsity dual meet of the year. He looked like he’d been in the lineup all year long.

We’ve struggled keeping everybody in (the lineup) for one reason or another. It’s a good measuring stick for us to get ready for the district tournament.

We lost a couple we should have won, but we won every close match.

He was a (junior varsity) wrestler until about two weeks ago. He rose to the challenge.

We worked on his head, got him out of position and that’s how we ended up scoring.

At the start of the season we were young. I don’t call us young anymore. I think we’ve come a heck of a long way.

We had our guys renegotiate our goals. One of his goals was to beat Josiah South. It’s a short-term goal, but he got it done.

That was a huge win for him. Tyler’s been in the lineup about 10 days. Time came to step up and he did it.

The way Travis is wrestling he has a legitimate shot at being a state champion.