Arrow wrestling teams see strong regular-season finishes


Shea Richter of Watertown during his match against Huron

Shea Richter of Watertown during his match against Huron. Photo by Avah Grismer, for the Watertown Current.

Watertown High School’s boys and girls wrestling teams each closed out their regular season on the weekend of February 6 and 7 with strong showings at the Yankton Invitational.

The Arrow boys and girls teams each boasted three individual champions. The boys placed second behind Pierre in the team standings, while the girls placed fourth, trailing Canton, Aberdeen Central and Pierre.

Winning their weight classes for the Arrows boys were Brody Randall, Shea Richter and Gage Lohr. Watertown’s girl champions were Olivia Anderson, Allison Konrad and Eden Hach.

On Thursday, February 5, the Arrows traveled to Huron for a dual against the Tigers. The boys coasted to an easy 64-4 win while the girls won 34-23.

The Arrows will now shift into tournament mode with both the state duals and individual tournaments left on the schedule.

Braylon Schell of Watertown returns his opponent of Huron to the mat

Braylon Schell of Watertown returns his Huron opponent to the mat. Photo by Avah Grismer, for the Watertown Current.

Brooke Grajczyk of Watertown pins her opponent from Huron

Brooke Grajczyk of Watertown pins her opponent from Huron. Photo by Avah Grismer, for the Watertown Current.

Watertowns Cade Kuemper looks to escape from his opponent of Huron

Watertown’s Cade Kuemper looks to escape from his Tiger opponent. Photo by Avah Grismer, for the Watertown Current.

Markus Pitkin of Watertown pins Derek Wiemann of Sioux Falls Roosevelt

Markus Pitkin of Watertown pins Derek Wiemann of Sioux Falls Roosevelt during the Yankton Invitational. Photo by Avah Grismer for the Watertown Current.

Watertowns Jonah Anderson looks for an escape from Damian Janish of Yankton

Watertown’s Jonah Anderson looks for an escape from Damian Janish of Yankton during the Yankton Invitational. Photo by Avah Grismer for the Watertown Current.

Watertowns Kaleb Khalil tries to escape from Yanktons Edly Amaro

Watertown’s Kaleb Khalil tries to escape from Yankton’s Edly Amaro during the Yankton Invitational. Photo by Avah Grismer, for the Watertown Current.