“I’ve got two of my most loving people in my corner cheering and supporting me on. “I trusted my abilities and what I needed to do,” King said. LTHS assistant coaches Mark King, his grandfather, and brother Griffin King were in King’s corner for the final. King opened with two pins followed by a 7-0 semifinal decision. In the finals, King defeated DeKalb senior David Stewart (16-2) by leading 6-4 after the first period. You’re going to see a lot of these guys at sectionals and obviously at the state meet.” “All of these teams are very competitive. “As far as the place rounds were concerned, we couldn’t have finished any better,” LTHS coach Griff Powell said.
The Lions (89.5 points) were 12th as a team.
Senior Sam Costello (15-7 at 220) and freshman Griff Powell (17-4 at 106) were fifth and seniors Calum Rogers (9-7 at 145) and Gunnar Garelli (14-6 at 152) were seventh.
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