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Staff Reports 11:27 PM Saturday, December 3, 2011

MIDDLETOWN — Catholic Central High School sophomore Cameron Luther won his first-ever prep tournament at the Middletown Fenwick Wrestling Invitational on Saturday.

Luther went 4-0 at the 160-pound weight class as the Irish placed fourth as a team.

Matt Neiswinger (170) and Troy Nave (182) went 3-1, each placing second.

• Five Graham wrestlers registered pins as the Falcons defeated Huntington, W. Va. 50-13 in their season-opening match.

Micah Jordan pinned Chance Donahue in 3:26 at the 126-pound weight class. Bo Jordan (152) pinned Demadre Turner in 2:32. Freshman Josh Couchman (182) got his first varsity pin against Carter Capehart in 3:22. Huston Evans (195) pinned Aerison Parrish in 59 seconds and Darin Bovey (285) beat Toney Kitts in 42 seconds.

• Austin Reese (120), Casey Nelson (220) and Michael Coleman (285) all had two pins each as Mechanicsburg defeated Kenton Ridge (49-26) and host Bellefontaine (51-27) in a season-opening tri-match.

Also going 2-0 for the Indians were Dalton Hiltibran (132) Adam Tilley (138) and Aeryton Erwin (145, 152).

• Zach Gibson (220) and Keegan Shillito (152) had two pins each as Greenon (2-0) beat Madison Plains (32-21) and Fairborn (36-30). Gibson pinned Austin Bolden at 2:53 that won the duel against the Skyhawks.

Bowling

The Mechanicsburg boys won the Preseason Shootout at HP Lanes in Columbus on Saturday, beating second-place Southeastern by 217 pins.

Mechanicsburg’s Kyle Mayberry and Corey Hosier and Southeastern’s Trey Cooper and Zach McGraw were named to the all-tournament team.

The Indians girls squad was runner-up in the girls tournament, 106 backs of champion New Lexington. The West Liberty-Salem girls were third with 2,567 pins.

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