Mark Kellogg also brought home a first place for the Skms ai 119, as he overpowered his first foe, 20-3. “ Hogg took his second match by pinfall at the 3 12 'fand registered a 5-2 victory in the finals over Tony lt;kwood of Three Rivers Kellogg now owns an ' rail mark of 20 2 in '92.Jell Seybert continued his winning ways by taking l honors at 145 pounds, winning all three of his •latches Seybert pinned his first opponent in 3:05 and xll but pinned his second foe, taking a 16-0 decision He nnned Todd Mecoms of Wayiand at the 3:36 mark inhe finals to win his weight class. Seybert improved hisreason record to an impressive 19-1 ( had Wheeler won two of his three matches, losing only to Belding's Mike Heintzclman in the 135 poundduals, 16-12, to finish second Wheeler regsitercd pintail victories in his opening two matches, the first in 20 and the second coming at the 5:52 mark( had Wheeler is only a tenth grader, bui is a vJason Wheeler (140), who has put together an impressive string of victories as of late, hyperextended his elbow in his first match and had to be scratched from further competiuon Wheeler will be out of acii*n for the remainder of the week, according to GilbertThe Redskins now have five wrestlers on the shed ^ Creighton Gallup, Jason Hcidnch, Jeremy Stepp, fi. Wintersteen and Wheeler now have succumbed injuries so far this yearWe sull have impressive showings, even though -have a few kids out with injuries and it was a glt; •: effort by the team, but we stHI have to work a bn our technique and we'll definitely gel to that this vc Gilbert saidThe Redskins play host to two ranked teamv Thursday, as Jackson County Wesiem and l.ako -come into the Marshall facilities for a 6 30 showd-1 he Skins carry a mark ol 7 4 into Thursd.lt; -proceedings