Wrangell wrestler Hailey Cook (right) faces off against Ella Sutton of Thorne Bay in the 114-pound class in high school wrestling action in Petersburg on Saturday.
Wrangell asserted its wrestling dominance over 10 Southeast rivals at the Viking Invite held in Petersburg on Dec. 6-7.
While the competition was not organized like a traditional bracket-style tournament, the scramble-style play gave Wrangell wrestlers plenty of opportunities to get back on the mat after a week of rest.
On the first day of competition, Wolves won 27 of their 32 matches and led the 10-school invitational with 17 pins. On day two, they picked up right where they left off, winning 34 more matches and adding 23 pins to bring the total tally to 40.
With no traditional championship...
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