Carson High wrestlers won six championships at Saturday's Carson JV Invitational at Morse Burley Gym.
Kaleb Wold (106), Sammy Mercado (113), Austin Kiesow (126), Colby Brown (145), Brady Rivera (170) and Brayan Burgos (heavyweight) were the CHS winners. Jose Calderon (195), Andrew Cunningham (138) and Tristian Wadsworth (132) all finished second. Jeremiah Abbott (120) was third and Alex Cunningham (138) was fourth.
"I thought we wrestled well," Carson coach Jim Franz said. "Austin Kiesow showed me some drive today that I haven't seen before. Today was his first tournament win. He'd been close a couple of other times."
Kiesow posted a 3-0 record. He won a a wild 21-16 match for the title. He led 16-7 after two periods and then fought off a late rally by his opponent.
Franz also was pleased with the performance of Andrew Cunningham, who went 2-0 before being pinned in his championship match.
For Kaleb Wold, it was business as usual. The Carson 106-pounder won his fourth tournament of the season, compiling a 3-0 record and winning by fall in the finals.
Mercado also went 3-0 and had an easy time in the finals with a 12-0 victory. Colby Brown, because of a crowded bracket, had to go 4-0 to win his title. He had a first-round pin in the finals. Rivera also went 4-0, including an easy tech fall win of 17-1 in the championship match.
There were only two heavyweight wrestlers, and Burgos beat his opponent twice to win the title.
Dayton wrestlers
at Spring Creek
ELKO - The Dayton team competed in the Spring Creek Kiwanis Tournament over the weekend at Spring Creek High School.
Race Shelton (132) was 1-2, Edgar Diaz (152) was 1-2 and Joey Moore (220) went 1-2.
VARSITY BASKETBALL
Spring Creek rallies over Dayton
Spring Creek exploded for 29 points in the third quarter to beat Dayton 69-62 on Saturday.
Dayton coach Jason Santos said Spring Creek couldn't miss, hitting four 3-pointers in the quarter.
Leading Dayton was Dylan Taylor with 20 points; Adam Gomez added 11 points; Cody Yeater chipped in nine and Bernardo Macias added eight points.
Dayton is 7-8 and play Friday at Fernley.
Spring Creek trounces Dayton
DAYTON - Spring Creek recorded a 17-0 run in the first quarter and then used a smothering press to beat Dayton 66-9 on Saturday.
"They (Spring Creek) were put together pretty good," said Dayton coach Cliff Serawop. "They were aggressive and just finished everything, and we couldn't. But now we know what to work on."
Four players shared the scoring for Dayton, which is now 8-8 and will host Fernley at 6 p.m. Friday.
JV basketball
Dayton girls win
DAYTON - The Dust Devils rebounded well and held Spring Creek to under 30 percent from the field in their 35-26 win.
Leading scorers were Cheyanne Strong with 11 points and Taylor Ingersoll with 9. Dayton is 10-6 on the season.
