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Jarosik advances to state for 3rd straight season, 1st as a Cougar

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Jarosik advances to state for 3rd straight season, 1st as a Cougar

Submitted by Edgar on Wed, 02/14/2024 - 5:00am
Jarosik advances to state for 3rd straight season, 1st as a Cougar

Junior Rowan Jarosik nears the end of his consolation semifinal round pinfall win over Kaleb Gardner of Osmond to earn his third straight trip to the state wrestling championships in Omaha. Jarosik just moments after this picture pinned Gardner at the 2:35 mark of the match. TORY DUNCAN | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

Jarosik advances to state for 3rd straight season, 1st as a Cougar

Juniors Rowan Jarosik and Connor Rempe share a moment together just minutes after Jarosik punched his ticket to the state wrestling meet. Rempe fell short of a return trip to Omaha just minutes earlier. TORY DUNCAN | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

Jarosik advances to state for 3rd straight season, 1st as a Cougar

Junior Connor Rempe tries to maneuver South Loup wrestler, Dawson Mason in the semifinal round of the D-1 District meet. Mason, however, gained a 4:55 pinfall win over Rempe to send the Cougar to the consolation semifinals, where Josue Munoz of Homer ended Rempe’s season with a 2:23 loss, as Rempe’s season-record finished at 27-8. TORY DUNCAN | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

Jarosik advances to state for 3rd straight season, 1st as a Cougar

Junior Jack Watts fell one win short of his first-ever trip to the state wrestling championships, as following a 7-1win over Landen Redding of Lyons-Decatur Northeast in this match, Centennial’s Paul Fehlhafer gained a 1:31 pinfall win over Watts to end the year with a 16-16 record. TORY DUNCAN | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

Jarosik advances to state for 3rd straight season, 1st as a Cougar

Sandy Creek head wrestling coach, Logan Searle, and assistant coach Brayton Jarosik coach up junior Rowan Jarosik during the “heartbreak round” match for Jarosik to earn his third trip to the state meet. In the background, grandfather, David Jarosik, far left, watches on as Cougar teammates Josh Spray and Jonas Amos look on during the match. TORY DUNCAN | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

In Sandy Creek’s first season as its own team, not involved in a cooperative team with Lawrence-Nelson, the Cougars will be sending their first Sandy Creek state wrestling qualifier to the state meet since 1993.Junior Rowan Jarosik will represent Cougar Nation in Omaha this weekend, Feb. 15-17. It’s not Jarosik’s ...

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