PEQUOT LAKES — Easton Dricks picked up two pins and Isaiah Germann, Isaiah Jillson, Shane Carlson and Eli Wiskow all finished 2-0 for the Brainerd Warriors who split at the Pequot Lakes/Pine River-Backus Triangular Friday, Jan. 27.
Brainerd opened with a 55-18 victory over Albany and then fell to the Road Crew 42-28.
Carlson picked up a big 11-8 decision over PLPRB’s Trey Tuchtenhagen at 182 pounds. Germann and Wiskow each recorded a pin.
The Raod Crew added a 59-20 victory over Albany.
Parker Zutter, Easton Miller, Corbin Knapp and Riley Peters all finished 2-0 with a pin. Trevor Holmberg, Owen Dabill and Earl Stokman all finished 2-0 for PL/PRB.
120: Dossidy Fleischhacker 1-1
285: Carson Faehnrich 1-1
Overall: B 6-15. Next: Brainerd hosts Rocori, Sauk Rapids 5 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 2.
152: Open/ James Cummings 0-1
160: Chance Abraham 1-0/ Joe Lendway 0-1
182: Trey Tuchtenhagen 1-1
Overall: PLPRB 24-1. Next: PLPRB hosts Fergus Falls, Sauk Centre/Melrose 5 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 2.
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