Coed Varsity Wrestling · Lions come in second in the Blanchard Wrestling Tournament
Blanchard:
2nd place,
208 pts
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Coed Varsity Wrestling · Lions fall to #2 Ranked Marlow Outlaws
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Coed Varsity Wrestling · Lions fall to Deer Creek Antlers
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Varsity Wrestling · Varsity Wrestling beats Catoosa 47 – 27
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Varsity Wrestling · Varsity Wrestling beats Cascia Hall Preparatory Upper School 66 – 12
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Varsity Wrestling · No. 2 Lions Complete Sweep in Catoosa
Blanchard Wrestling traveled to Catoosa for a three day road trip in which they dualed Catoosa and Cascia Hall in a triangular and competed in the Catoosa Port City Tournament. The Lions swept the events defeating No. 4 Catoosa 47-27 after hammering Cascia Hall 66-12 on Thursday evening before winning the 1st place team trophy
Varsity Wrestling · Class 4A #3 Blanchard Wrestling beats Class 5A #5 Piedmont 36 – 34 to Kickoff 2018
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Varsity Wrestling · Lions Jump to No. 2 Ranking for Tournaments, Take 4th at Cushing Tournament
The Lions traveled to Cushing to compete in the Cushing High School Tournament on Friday and Saturday, January 5th and 6th. The tournament is perennially a tough contest and this year was no different. The Lions finished in 4th place behind Allen, the No. 1 ranked 6A team in Texas, #1(3A) Perry, and #2(5A) Collinsville.
Varsity Wrestling · Lions Place Two at Reno TOC
The Blanchard Wrestling team traveled to the Reno, NV for the second straight year to compete in the Reno Tournament of Champions. The tournament is billed as the “toughest tournament in the USA” and once again featured a loaded high school field that included nearly 60 high school teams from coast to coast. Blanchard was
Varsity Wrestling · #3 Lions Sweep Wrestling Tournament Honors
The 2nd Annual Blanchard High School tournament was held at the high school gym Friday, December 8th, through Saturday, December 9th. The #3 ranked Lions hosted 21 other teams from three states, including #2 (3A) Comanche, #4 Elgin, #8 Clinton, #9 (3A) Marlow, and #14 Newcastle. Blanchard walked away the team championship surpassing tournament runner-up