Panther wrestlers compete at Quincy meet, win two of three duals at Moberly quad

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The PHS boys wrestling team took 11th place in a field of 16 teams at the Quincy Invitational Tournament Saturday.

Palmyra earned 86.5 points, while Quincy High School won the event with 253.5 points.

Collin Arch won the 152-pound division winning all four of his matches including the title match by fall at 3:05 over Braden Johnson of Roxana, Ill.

Mike Thomas took fourth place in the 285-pound division, going 2-2, losing his third-place match by fall at 3:46 to Aiden Surratt of Jacksonville, Ill.

Brayden Pillars took fifth place at 145 pounds, going 3-1, and winning his final match by fall at 5:41 over Eric McClellend of QHS.

Ashton Hankins took sixth place at 182 pounds, going 2-2, losing the fifth-place match by fall at 1:38 to Koen Roberush of Troy, Ill.

Kadon Timbrook took seventh place at 113 pounds, going 2-2 and winning his final match by fall at 2:49 over Ethan Hoyt of Macomb, Ill.

Zeke Meyers took seventh place at 220 pounds, going 2-2 and winning his final match by fall at 1:23 over Johnny Ravenscraft of Illini West.

Clayton Deming took eighth place at 195 pounds, going 1-3 and losing his final matach by fall at 0:18 to Chase Bancroft of East Peoria, Ill.

Wesley Summers took 10th place at 106 pounds, going 2-2 and by fall at 5:49 to Tessa Donaldson of Pekin, Ill.

Owen Mason Kiefaber took 13th place at 160 pounds, going 2-2 and winning his last match by forfeit.

Wyatt Pults took 15th place at 170 pounds, going 1-3 and winning his final match by injury default over Zoey Harness of Camp Point Central.

The Panthers competed in a quad meet at Moberly, and came away with wins over Calilfornia and Boonville while falling to Moberly.

The Panthers won all four actual matches in the 54-18 win over California.

Winning were: 

Brayden Pillars (144) by fall at 1:10 over Jackson Hensley;

Collin Arch (150) by fall at 0:31 over Cody Schneider;

Ashton Hankins (175) by fall at 1:16 over Miguel Contreras; and

Kadon Timbrook (113) by fall at 1:11 over Alex Bews.

Owen Mason Kiefaber (157), Wyatt Pults (165), Jose Juarez (215), Mike Thomas (285) and Luke Lawson (106) all won by forfeit.

Palmyra went 4-2 in actual matches in a 33-30 win over Boonville.

Winning matchers were:

Kadon Timbrook (113) by a 13-10 decision over Gabe Gander;

Brayden Pillars (144) by a 3-2 decision over Xavier Flippin;

Collin Arch (150) by fall at 1:44 over Tyson White; and

Ashton Hankins (175) by a 7-5 decision over Rhodes Leonard.

Wyatt Pults (165) lost by fall at 0:46 to Clayton Schuster, and Mike Thomas (285) lost by fall at 2:50 to Ryder Comegys.

Luke Lawson (106), Tyler Spicknall (126) and Jose Juarez (215) won by forfeit.

Owen Mason Kiefaber lost an extra match by fall at 5:21 to Cash Stock.

Palmyra won five of 10 actual matches in a 36-27 loss to Moberly.

Winning were:

Timbrook (113) by fall at 3:05 over Cameron Hess;

Spicknall (126) by an 11-5 decision over Tyler James;

Pillars (144) by fall at 2:37 over Landon Morris;

Arch (150) by fall at 0:30 over Austen James; and

Lawson (106) by fall at 4:55 over Kaiden Leonard.

Losing matches were:

Kiefaber (157) by fall at 1:10 to Brooks Head;

Pults (165) by fall at 0:16 to Gage St. Clair;

Hankins (175) by a 6-4 decision to Zack Baker;

Juarez (215) by a 12-10 decision to Gage Fallaw; and

Thomas (285) by fall at 2:40 to Rhett Wilborn.

Zeke Meyers (215) won an extra match by fall at 1:38 over Jacob Brown. 

The Panthers also lost to Hannibal at home during senior night last Monday.

Palmyra went 4-5 in actual matches in the 45-30 defeat.

Winning matches were:

Pillars (144) by fall at 1:26 over Peyton Elliot;

Arch (150) by fall at 4:38 over Koen Ramage;

Hankins (175) by an 8-4 decision over Lucas Hudson; and

Juarez (215) by a 5-0 decision over Matt Sydnor.

Losing were: 

Lawson (106) by fall at 3:48 to Austin Brown;

Timbrook (113) by 17-1 technical fall to Reign Creech;

Spicknall (126) by a 13-0 major decision to Tristen Essig;

Clayton Deming (190) by fall at 4:18 to Noah Young; and

Thomas (285) by fall at 1:06 to Ryan Ross.

Talon Markley (157) and Pults (165) won by forfeit.

In extra matches:

Wesley Summers (106) lost by 15-0 technical fall to Chase Yongwirth;

Steven McCune (132) lost by fall at 0:19 to Peyton Pritchett; and 

Meyers (215) lost by fall at 6:07 to Dallis Zimmer.