Palmyra Wrestling Makes a Statement
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The Palmyra wrestling team is enjoying an exceptional season, highlighted by impressive performances and key milestones. With a 6-2 record in dual meets, the Panthers are proving themselves against larger schools, showcasing their growth and competitiveness.
One of the season’s most notable achievements was a road victory against Class 2’s fourth-ranked Kirksville, a win that underscored the team’s grit and ability to compete with top-tier programs.
Roster Highlights
This season, the Panthers’ success has been powered by a talented roster:
Girls Team
Ellyse Lorenson (12th grade): A standout performer who reached 100 career wins and claimed a championship at the Liberty Tournament.
Kyndal Wilt (10th grade): A key contributor to the team’s success, displaying skill and determination.
Boys Team
Luke Lawson (12th grade): An experienced leader on the mat.
Brayden Pillars (12th grade): Secured a championship at the Liberty Tournament.
Tyler Spicknall (11th grade): A consistent competitor who bolsters the team’s depth.
Colby Jones (11th grade): A reliable athlete making an impact.
Ace Harper (10th grade): Showing promise and development as a sophomore.
Freshmen Standouts: Ashton Wiskirchen, Blake Alan Rife, Emmett Lee Lorenson, Michael Holdyn Patrick Hines, Ryan Joseph Poor, and Kale David Weiman represent the team’s bright future.
Achievements and Milestones
Senior Ellyse Lorenson reached a significant milestone with her 100th career win, underscoring her incredible consistency. She and Brayden Pillars both claimed individual championships at the Liberty Tournament, a fiercely competitive event featuring mostly Class 3 and Class 4 teams.
Despite being one of the few Class 1 teams in attendance, Palmyra finished in 10th place, just 1.5 points behind last year’s Class 3 state champions, Hannibal. Six other Panthers placed at the tournament, demonstrating the depth of talent across the roster.
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