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Varsity Wrestling: Dec. 12, Win

Hannah Flesch • Dec 15, 2009

Score: WJ vs. Rockville: 43-36, WJ vs. Kennedy 78-6

Opponents: Kennedy and Rockville

MVPs: Freshman Tommy Branthover, sophomore Mario Murillo, senior Mike Bouvet, junior Jon Wolman, senior Lawrence Slusky, sophomore Elad Covaliu and senior Pat Teixeira won their matches at both events.

Highlight: WJ crushed Kennedy 78-6 to claim first place in their second meet of the season.

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Record: 3-0

Next Meet: Wednesday, Dec. 16 against Wheaton at 6 p.m., at home.  

 

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