The Sentinel

Giving it his all

ST. JOSEPH - St. Joseph-Ogden's Davin Alvarez gives his all to try and roll Clifton Central's Giona Panozzo on his back in the second period of the 150-pound match on Tuesday at St. Joseph-Odgen High School. Alvarez battled valiantly in an exciting match but lost via pin halfway through the third period. The Spartans went on to win the dual meet, 40-35. Alvarez was back on the mat almost an hour later in another fiece battle with Oakwood's Grant Brewer. Brewer's experience proved too much for the Spartan junior, who lost by technical fall, 16-1. More Spartan wrestling photos and news are coming soon.

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Brazelton notches 2 wins for SJO on Tuesday

ST. JOSEPH - St. Joseph-Ogden's Holden Brazelton tries to roll Clifton Central's Kayden Cody to his back in the third period of their 138-pound match at Tuesday's marathon triangle meet. Brazelton, a finalist in last February's state tournament, defeated Cody by Major Decision, 15-1. After a half dozen exciting matches, the Spartans defeated the visiting Comets by a narrow 40-35 decision. Brazelton picked up his second win in the team's next match against the Oakwood-Salt Fork Coop, defeating Jack Ajster, 9-2.

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Sports Page | Spartans win Toyota of Danville Classic title

ST. JOSEPH - Last Saturday, St. Joseph-Ogden (4-0) won their fourth-consecutive Toyota of Danville Classic title. Piling on 26 points in the first quarter, the Spartans went on to defeat Oakwood with a total-team effort, 74-42. Here is a look at some of the players and moments that made it possible.

Athletes featured in this edition are Tanner Jacob (tournament MVP), Logan Smith, Coy Taylor, Tanner Siems, Luke Landrus and Tim Blackburn-Kelley from St. Joseph-Ogden. Oakwood's Brody Taflinger and Carson Dudley, who led his team with 15 points, are also included.

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