Titan Wrestling Takes Win in Dual Meet Before League Play
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Freshman Titan wrestler Sebastian Juarez (right), attempts to flip his opponent on the mat during the dual meet hosted by Grand Terrace High School.
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Freshman Titan Sebastian Juarez takes down his opponent during a dual meet match on Jan. 9. The referee got down on the mat to count the seconds before the pin.
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The match begins between Titan wrestler Sebastian Juarez and his opponent from Citrus Valley High School.
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Sebastian Juarez, a freshman on the junior varsity team, filled an open spot on the varsity team during Grand Terrace's dual meet on Jan. 9. Here Juarez takes on a varsity opponent from Citrus Valley High School.
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Sebastian Juarez takes down his Citrus Valley High School opponent during the dual meet on Wednesday evening, Jan. 8.
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Titan wrestler Logan Odenbaugh competes against his Citrus Valley opponent in the 113 weight class in a dual meet on Wednesday, Jan. 8.
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Titan wrestler Logan Odenbaugh attempts to take down his opponent in the dual meet hosted by Grand Terrace High School.
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Logan Odenbaugh puts his Citrus Valley opponent in a headlock during a dual meet match between Grand Terrace High School and Citrus Valley High School.
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Logan Odenbaugh makes a move to flip his opponent. Odenbaugh, who normally wrestles in the 106 pound weight class, was bumped up to compete in the 113 weight class in the dual meet.
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Logan Odenbaugh takes his opponent down.
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Titan wrestler Logan Odenbaugh gets a hold of his opponent and makes an attempt to flip him back onto the mat for a pin.
January 14, 2014 at 02:03pm. Views: 105
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