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Hinrichs is State Champ

Submitted by Edgar on Wed, 02/26/2020 - 12:00am
Hinrichs is State Champ

Joe Hinrichs turns Raymond Central’s Connor Kriekemier during the state title match Saturday afternoon in Omaha. With the Class C 152-pound championship, finished his junior season with a 38-1 record and ran his career record to 124-18. TORY DUNCAN | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

Hinrichs is State Champ

Immediately following his state championship win in Omaha, Hinrichs sent a message above to a fallen family member that was killed by a drunk driver during the C-3 District meet in Oakland. Hinrichs’ emotional message certainly came from the heart as he shares his state championship moment. TORY DUNCAN | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

Hinrichs is State Champ

When all the smoke had cleared, Sutton junior Joe Hinrichs stood atop the Class C 152-pound medal stand, winning his first-ever state championship Saturday with a 10-4 win over Raymond Central’s Conner Kreikemier. Pictured with Hinrichs, from the left is: Grant Linsdley of Shelby-Rising City, fifth place; Garret Klute of Ord, third place; Hinrichs; Kriekemier; Gavin Zoucha of Malcolm, fourth place; and Ethan Mullaly of North Bend Central, sixth place. TORY DUNCAN | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

Hinrichs is State Champ

Junior Joe Hinrichs completes a 7-2 win over Ord’s Garret Kluthe in the semifinals of the Class C 152-pound class to earn a spot in the state title match with Conner Kreikemier of Raymond Central. TORY DUNCAN | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

Hinrichs is State Champ

Senior Jarvis Smith earned one win in three matches during action in the Class C 285-pound class, as Smith pinned Malcolm’s Kale Nordmeyer in 2:44 during the first round of the consolation brackets. Smith finished his senior season with a 29-12 record. TORY DUNCAN | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

Sutton’s wrestling season took many twists and turns this past season, thanks in large part to Mother Nature. Despite that, the Sutton Mustang wrestling team would see one of their own cap the 2019-20 season on top of the mountain. This past Saturday afternoon, Joe Hinrichs, the Mustangs top-ranked Class C ...

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