The Wright City Junior Wildcat wrestling program had multiple athletes place in AAU and Missouri state competitions. Seven junior wrestlers placed in the AAU state placer competition in their weight …
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The Wright City Junior Wildcat wrestling program had multiple athletes place in AAU and Missouri state competitions.
Seven junior wrestlers placed in the AAU state placer competition in their weight classes. Sebastian Cardoza and Chase Edwards led the way with first place finishes. Cardoza placed first in the five-year-old-and-under category. Edwards placed first in the seven-year-old-and-under category. Rexton Pfeiffer placed sixth in the five-year-old-and-under category.
Hayden Fosdyck placed sixth in the seven-year-old-and-under category. Hector Cardoza placed sixth in the nine-year-old-and-under category. Ty Jarmuszkiewcz placed sixth in the 11-year-old-and-under category. Quincy Rice placed fourth in the 14-year-old-and-under category.
Fosdyck and Jeremy Brandt placed sixth in the USA Six-and-Under State Open.
Two wrestlers placed in the USA Girls State Open. Kali Jensen placed third in the 14-year-old-and-under category. Liliana Wiedemeier placed fourth in the 12-year-old-and-under category.
Three wrestlers placed in the USA State competition in the eight-year-old-and-under category in their weight classes. Hector Cardoza placed third. Edwards placed fifth. Brantley Pecaut placed sixth.
Tony Pecaut has served as head coach for the past two years. David Rice started the program four years ago and currently serves as the progam president. He was the coach for the first two years of the program.
