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Jarosik is state runner-up

Submitted by Edgar on Wed, 02/21/2024 - 5:00am
Jarosik is state runner-up

Sandy Creek junior, Rowan Jarosik, earned the state runner-up title in the Class D 150-pound class in Omaha this past weekend, falling ANDI LANDENBERGER | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

Jarosik is state runner-up

Rowan Jarosik works his way towards a 4:44 pinfall win over Gatlin Reimers of Palmer in the
semifinal round of the Class D, 150-pound weight class, Friday night, Feb. 16.

Jarosik is state runner-up

Sandy Creek junior Rowan Jarosik works towards his third round pin over Palmer's Gatlin Reimers to reach the state title match during the semifinals of the Class D 150--pound weight class. Jarosik pinned Reimers in 4:44 to reach his first-ever state title bout. ANDI LANDENBERGER | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

Jarosik is state runner-up

Rowan Jarosik jumps into the arms of head coach Logan Searle after punching his ticket to the Class D 150-pound championship match with his 4:44 pin over Gatlin Reimers. ANDI LANDENBERGER | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

Jarosik is state runner-up

Jarosik nears his first round pinfall win over Colton Mader of Crawford to advance to the quarterfinal round in the Class D 150-pound weight class. The Cougar junior pinned Mader in 3:37 ANDI LANDENBERGER | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

Jarosik is state runner-up

Jarosik works toward the fastest of his three pins in the 2024 state wrestling championships, as the junior gained a 1:14 pinfall win over Stanton's Jayden Reed in the quarterfinals. In all, Jarosik pinned his first-round opponent, Colton Mader of Crawford, then earned the first-period pin over Reed, before earning his spot on the biggest stage of Nebraska high school wrestling, the state championship match with a 4:44 pin over Palmer's Garlin Reimers, before falling to Southern Nebraska Conference challenger, Jarrett Dodson of ANDI LANDENBERGER | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

Jarosik is state runner-up

Magical might be one way to describe Sandy Creek junior, Rowan Jarosik’s weekend in Omaha, during action in the Class D state wrestling championships, but tenacious seems a little more fitting, as during the weekend, Jarosik, a three-time state qualifier, took his game on the wrestling mats a lot higher.Jarosik,

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