battling in the Flyers Holiday Wrestling Tournament at Lindbergh High School. Last year the tournament involved 12 teams but this year, expanded to 20 teams. Some of the competitors came from Arkansas, Springfield, Mo. and Kansas City. This built the stage up for some great matches.

The tournament spanned two days with the teams placed into different pools on the first day. Each team wrestled another team in a dual format, as many as four matches the first day. The top two wrestlers earned spots in the eight-man bracket for the championships held on the second day.

At 152 pounds for Troy Buchanan, senior Jake Kaibel had a great showing. Kaibel dominated everyone he faced, most matches ending in pins. He ended his championship match with a pin to takethe significance of living and learning a New Revelation.

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