Outside The County-North Miami
Results from North Miami for Thursday, January 11th
North Miami 51
Northfield 26
Class 1A #8 North Miami finished the dual season with a record of 21-4 after winning handily at Northfield on Thursday.
Winners:
106 Hunter Duncan Forfeit
113 Braylon McIntire Forfeit
120 Riley Collins Decision
144 Riley Kling Fall
157 Eli Winters Fall
165 Zeke Reshkus Fall
175 Jordan Simon Fall
190 Hartley Hoover Fall
285 Kamren Whann Fal
Senior 125 Sophia Wohlfarth finished her high school career with 2 big wins by first period pin over Ella France and Amarah Frieden. Haylee See picked up a win by pin at 100 pounds.
JV Winner 144 Logan Jones-Faine
Northfield started the dual with a 15-0 lead but Riley Kling was able to get the momentum back for the Warriors with a first period pin over Goshert. Pratt won at 150 to go up 21-6, but JV wrestler Eli Winters stepped into the lineup and delivered a huge pin to start a run of 4 straight wins to put the Warriors in front 30-21. The Norse picked up the victory at 215 but HWT Kam Whann secured the team victory with a 3rd period pin. Sophomore Riley Collins also entered the lineup and delivered a 6-4 win at 120 to close out the successful evening for the visitors. The Warriors varsity will now prepare for the TRC tourney next Saturday at Maconaquah.
Byron Sweet
Girls Wrestling Head Coach
North Miami High School
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A few days late but we are working on North Miami athletics to send us results so we can recognize their hard working athletes
On the day North Miami resumed school, the boys basketball team had their next task on the same day. Argos High School was coming to town, and the Warriors needed to be ready for anything. With Argos being a young team this year, it was a great opportunity for NM to bring the energy early on and look to secure their first win in nearly two months. After winning the seaon opener, the Warriors have had their share of struggles both inside and outside of conference play. This game was going to be their next best opportunity to put the past behind them and capture a victory at home.
Argos came out of the gate scoring quickly and easily. After running their offense well for the first few possessions, the Dragons quickly got up to an 8-0 lead before the Warriors entered the scoring column. With the combination of a slow start on both ends and not executing well, the Warriors found themselves down 13 after the first quarter. In between quarters, the Warriors found a little fire inside themselves and came out ready to battle in the second. About halfway through, the Warriors started to make their own little run and cut the lead to single digits at one point. Argos fought back and tied the quarter, holding on to their 13 point lead.
The Warriors kept the intensity up for the majority of the second half. Unfortunately, so did the Dragons and they kept NM more than an arm’s reach from the lead. North Miami won the third quarter in a back and forth competition to see who would give in first and lose momentum. In the fourth, the Warriors were able to cut the lead to 6 at one point, but Argos had an answer for everything. Soon the Warriors started running out of gas and having too many empty possessions. The final two minutes had a lot of fouls from the Warriors, but Argos converted their free throws and walked away with a 60-44 victory over the Warriors.
Not the final result NM was hoping for, but they stayed in the game for the most part. The team didn’t convert possessions early on and dug themselves a near impossible hole to climb out of. They had to go harder than ever to try to get back in the game, and it eventually wore them out. Now dropping their eleventh straight contest, North Miami has another great opportunity in front of them. They will travel to Northfield in their fifth TRC game of the year to take on the Norsemen. The Warriors will look to up their game earlier on and take an upset victory on the road.
