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Sounds like 197.
From Lehigh Valley News:
Flank. a two-time state medalist who finished his career 142-35, became Wilson’s first finalist since 2004. He was trying to win the program’s first state title since three wrestlers won in 2002.
Flank made a terrific run to the final, punctuated by his 3-1 overtime victory over Duane Knisely of Chestnut Ridge in the semifinals. Despite giving up about 10 pounds to Wood in the final, Flank made him work for everything. “I exhausted myself," he said.
From LehighValleyLive Wire:
“I wasn't active on my feet in the beginning. I could have capitalized a lot more than I did,” the District 11 and Southeast Regional champion noted. “(Wood) was pretty heavy. He was weighing in at 220, 223. Giving up those 10-15 pounds, it hurts. But, no excuses. I could have won.”
From Lehigh Valley News:
Flank. a two-time state medalist who finished his career 142-35, became Wilson’s first finalist since 2004. He was trying to win the program’s first state title since three wrestlers won in 2002.
Flank made a terrific run to the final, punctuated by his 3-1 overtime victory over Duane Knisely of Chestnut Ridge in the semifinals. Despite giving up about 10 pounds to Wood in the final, Flank made him work for everything. “I exhausted myself," he said.
From LehighValleyLive Wire:
“I wasn't active on my feet in the beginning. I could have capitalized a lot more than I did,” the District 11 and Southeast Regional champion noted. “(Wood) was pretty heavy. He was weighing in at 220, 223. Giving up those 10-15 pounds, it hurts. But, no excuses. I could have won.”
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