Destiny Cabot Fourth at 100 pounds in state wrestling
Avon Lake wrestler Destiny Cabot finished fourth at 100 pounds, opening with a 12-2 win in the consolation semifinals before a 9-1 loss, and she aims to train for next year while guiding a younger team. Keystone’s Sage O’Brien and Lorain’s Aloysia Coleman also placed, with multiple teammates reaching the state stage.
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Gibbs wins DIII 106-pound title in dramatic OT
Columbia freshman Bodey Gibbs extended his 41 win streak with a 4-1 sudden victory overtime victory over Liberty Center junior Braedyn Tammerine. Gibbs praised his attacking mindset as the key to securing the championship in Columbus. Lorain senior Aloysia Coleman rose from No. 23 to No. 12 and earned seventh place at 135 pounds after a win over Haylynn Littleton, who defaulted with an injury. Coleman became the Titans first girls state placer. The Lorain County All Star Wrestling Meet returns Thursday at Elyria High with Hall of Fame and annual awards to be announced.
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Gibbs wins 106-pound title in state finals thriller
Gibbs, the No. 1-ranked 106-pound wrestler, edged Tammarine in overtime after a tense match that featured a late third-period escape and a decisive takedown. He teased more titles, though moving up in weight next season and facing a stacked field.
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