State Wrestling: Coal City's Keigher slips by Kewanee's Lasenby

Champaign - Coal City's James Keigher keeps Kewanee's Jamal Lasenby tied up during their 175-pound Class 1A first-round wrestleback match on Friday. Keigher advanced to the second round after taking the match 10-6 over Lasenby. The senior lost his preliminary match to Hoopeston's Angel Zamora (50-2) and after this match lost 6-0 to St. Thomas More's August Christhilf.

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Jamal Lasenby vs James Keigher

Class 1A 175-pound ~ First Round Wrestleback

State Wrestling: Ridgeview's Tay posts a win at state

Champaign - Ridgeview's Danny Tay tosses Wilmington's Oakley Rivera to the mat during their Class 1A 126-pound first-round wrestleback match at the IHSA Individual Wrestling State Finals. Tay won the bout advancing to the next round with 6-1 decision. Tay, who finished the tournament 1-2 on Friday, lost his second-round wrestleback after he was pinned by Althoff's Brendan Rayl. See more photos from this match below.

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Oakley Rivera vs Danny Tay

Class 1A 126-pound ~ First Round Wrestleback

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