The Student News Site of Sacramento City College

The Express

The Student News Site of Sacramento City College

The Express

The Student News Site of Sacramento City College

The Express

Panthers takes second in regionals with 11 wrestlers advancing to state

Panthers+takes+second+in+regionals+with+11+wrestlers+advancing+to+state

Sophomore Steven Abbott wrestles an opponent in the North Regional at Sierra College Dec. 1. Jason Pierce | Co-editor-in-chief | [email protected]

Panthers takes second in regionals with 11 wrestlers advancing to state

Despite being hampered with injuries earlier in the season, the City College wrestling team has not only managed to win its eighth consecutive Big 8 Conference Championship but also won a school record 17 meets as Head Coach David Pacheco got his 300th career win late in the year.

“It means a few things,” said Pacheco on reaching the milestone. “One, I’ve been coaching for a long time, and two, I have been surrounded by some fantastic assistant coaches.”

Pacheco logged his 300th win Nov. 10 during the Sac City Multi Duals against Skyline College. “I have been lucky to have young men compete for us that valued hard work–goal setting and academics,” he said.

Pacheco received win No. 301 in the team’s last regular season meet against four-year institution Simpson University.  

After a second-place finish in the Northern California Regionals at Sierra College Dec. 1, the Panthers will now prepare for the California State Championship–with 11 out of 12 wrestlers

qualifying to compete at Cerritos College Dec. 7-8.

Bronson Harmon (184 pounds) was one of three City College wrestlers to make it to the finals. Harmon went into the match as the No. 2 seed and was able to upset No. 1 seed

Jhaylyn Hall of Santa Rosa College. Harmon won 3-2 and sealed the match toward the end

when he got Hall in position for a takedown.

It has the potential generic levitra without prescription to prevent bad times in the bedroom by making you sexually active. Power Khan can be purchase generic levitra taken forimmediate results at least one – four hours before sexual activity.You can contribute to Power Khan’s effectiveness by followingthe recommendations below:* Do not take Power Khan when you are drinking alcohol or aredrunk. Take http://www.devensec.com/rules-regs/decregs707.html levitra viagra a break from regular work to visit friends or places you like. Mast Mood oil is another ayurvedic cure to treat weak erection will do but the reality is that over 30 million levitra free men in the US and UK, as well as many other countries.
“He looked really solid,” said Pacheco on Harmon’s performance. “It was a good match. They both had some (takedown) attempts but neither could score off those counters.”

With around 30 seconds remaining, Hall tried for another takedown, but Harmon was able to block it by spinning behind Hall for a takedown of his own. Afterward, Harmon was able to avoid contact (with a tight lead) and received the win as time expired.

Abel Garcia (165) and Brian Horn (197) lost in the finals in what Pacheco described as “hard fought” matches. Pacheco also said Garcia and Horn were looking to turn things around when they compete at state later this week.

Horn, Garcia and Harmon will be joined in the state championships by Conrad Trevino (157), Mikey Mello (141), Dylan Crawford (149), Isaac Bertalotto (174), Steven Abbott (184), Manny Curry (157), Ryan Harlow (133) and Jordan Denny (285). Ryun Ortiz (125) took seventh place in the regionals but will advance as an alternate–only able to perform if another wrestler from his weight class is not able to compete.

Fresno City College won first place in the regionals and scored 238.5 points. City College

followed up by scoring 168.5 with Lassen College rounding out the top three with 109.


“Realistically, Fresno is the team to beat,” said Pacheco on the expectations for the state. “It’s going to be very difficult to catch them–they’re so powerful–but that’s our goal.”

Pacheco also said if the Panthers can’t catch Fresno, he believes it will be a good battle for second place–with it coming down to his team, Cerritos, Mt. San Antonio College and Palomar College.

 

[simple-author-box]

Leave a Comment
Donate to The Express

Your donation will support the student journalists of Sacramento City College. Your contribution will allow us to purchase equipment and cover our annual website hosting costs.

More to Discover
Donate to The Express

Comments (0)

All The Express Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *