Wolves Roll in Duals, Tigers Claim BHVPP Invite Title

Wolves over Royalton 52-23

The Wolves turned in a dominant team performance on the mat, rolling past Royalton 52–23 in a convincing dual meet victory.

The Wolves picked up several big wins by fall to build momentum early. Matthew Bosl and Hayden Hiebert each opened their matches with pins, setting the tone for the night. Evan Flan and JP Buntjer followed with falls of their own, while Braysen Coyer and Ben Miron battled hard but came up short by fall.

The Wolves also benefited from a series of forfeits, as Hunter Katterhagen, Brodie Pachan, Jacob Hidalgo, and Drew Sudbeck all earned automatic wins, helping the Wolves stretch their team lead. Logan Thom added a strong performance with a major decision victory, contributing valuable bonus points.

Despite losses from Benelli Johnson by technical fall and Tommy Miron by fall, the Wolves’ depth and pinning power proved too much for Royalton to overcome.

With multiple falls and bonus-point victories, BBE controlled the dual from start to finish, earning the 52–23 win and continuing their strong stretch of the season.

Wolves vs. Deer River 69–3

The Wolves set the tone early with a string of pins, as Matthew Bosl, Hayden Hiebert, and Benelli Johnson all won by fall to give the Wolves a quick advantage. Evan Flan, Brodie Pachan, and JP Buntjer kept the pressure on with dominant technical fall victories, showcasing BBE’s strength across multiple weight classes.

The Wolves also picked up several forfeits, with Hunter Katterhagen, Braysen Coyer, Logan Thom, and Tommy Miron all earning team points without having to step on the mat. Drew Sudbeck and Heston Almendinger added to the rout with impressive wins by fall...

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