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The Knoxville and Pella Wrestling Squads took to the Centerville Invitational on Saturday, one of the toughest in season tournament in Iowa and both had strikingly opposite results. The Panthers finished fourth out of 16 teams with a total 140 points finishing in front of such powers as Clarinda, and Kirksville, Missouri, who is the four-time defending state champion. Individually, Aaron Crossett won gold in the 170 pound weight class while Colton Spaur was silver at 182, and Tyler Chatterton took bronze in the 160 pound weight class. For the Little Dutch, it was kind of a rough day finishing 15th with 43 points. Jake Speltz finished fourth at 145 pounds. Levi Azinger at 120 pounds had only one loss and also finished fourth, having to forfeit his third place match due to an injury. Chase Petty lost in overtime and finished fifth at 126. Next up for the Little Dutch is a triangular home dual meet on Tuesday at 6:00 against both Centerville and Clarke. Knoxville travels to Oskaloosa on Thursday for a quad against the Indians, South Tama, and class 1A fourth ranked Eddyville-Blakesburg.

KNOXVILLE PLACEWINNERS:
103 Skylar Schloterback 4th
113 Colton Havens 4th
120 Skylar Cunningham 8th
132 Nolan Crossett 7th
138 Kieran Robuck 5th
160 Tyler Chatteron 3rd
170 Aaron Crossett 1st
182 Colton Spaur 2nd
195 Jac Agan 4th

PELLA PLACEWINNERS:
120 Levi Azinger 4th
126 Chase Petty 5th
145 Jake Speltz 4th

TEAM STANDINGS:
1. Creston 201.5
2. Bondurante-Farrar 159.5
3. Lee Summit West, MO 155
4. Knoxville 140
5. Ottumwa 126
6. Clarinda 125.5
7. Kirksville, MO 112.5
8. Winterset 98
9. Centerville 95
10. Iowa City High 81
11. Central Decatur 77
Fairfield 77
13. Chariton 76
14. Columbus Community 74
15. Pella 43
16. Clarinda Academy 0

The Knoxville and Pella Wrestling Squads took to the Centerville Invitational, one of the toughest in season tournament in Iowa and both had strikingly opposite results.