Meyer wins title at Osage

By Becky Walz,

The South Winn girls’ wrestling team opened 2023 at the Osage tournament Monday in a tie for seventh place in the team standings and crowning one champion.
Kaydn Meyer won the title at 120 pounds with a pair of falls and two decisions. The day began with the Warrior pinning Mia Ahrendsen of Cedar Falls in 1:51. Moving on to the quarterfinal, Meyer defeated Destiny Hoeppner of Cedar Falls by a 4-0 decision. It took her 22 seconds to pin East Buchanan’s Sammi Isham in the semifinals. Facing Zoey Johnson in the finals, Meyer claimed victory by a 6-3 decision.

   The South Winn girls’ wrestling team opened 2023 at the Osage tournament Monday in a tie for seventh place in the team standings and crowning one champion.
   Kaydn Meyer won the title at 120 pounds with a pair of falls and two decisions. The day began with the Warrior pinning Mia Ahrendsen of Cedar Falls in 1:51. Moving on to the quarterfinal, Meyer defeated Destiny Hoeppner of Cedar Falls by a 4-0 decision. It took her 22 seconds to pin East Buchanan’s Sammi Isham in the semifinals. Facing Zoey Johnson in the finals, Meyer claimed victory by a 6-3 decision.
   Senior Josie Hageman also reached the finals, finished second at 115 pounds. Hageman opened her quest with a fall over Kaylee Wertz of New Hampton/Turkey Valley in 1:23. In the quarterfinal, the senior won a 13-6 decision over Maddie Swenson of Osage. Hageman then won a 10-6 tie-breaker over Central’s Reese Berns, before falling to top-ranked Jalynn Goodale of Osage.
   Senior Izzy Kipp finished third, while freshman Maddy Jansen finished fifth overall. 
   “The meet was moved up to accommodate possible weather, and the girls still stayed focused and wrestled well. I was very pleased with continuing to see some things translate from the room to the mat,” said Coach Ethan Adams.
   The girls will return to the mats at Central Friday, Jan. 6, for a tournament at 4:30 p.m.

Osage Girls tnmt. team scores
1. East Buchanan 237; 2. Cedar Falls 217; 3. Osage 215; 4. Mason City 135.5; 5. Southeast Polk 120; 6. Nevada 102; 7. Central Elkader 80; 7. South Winn 80; 9. New Hampton/Turkey Valley 79; 10. Waukon 77; 11. Perry 68; 12. Boone 48; 13. Clear Lake 38; 14. Eagle Grove 28; 15. Nashua-Plainfield 24; 16. West Fork 20; 17. Denver 7

Individual results
115 – Josie Hageman, 2nd place
Rd. 1 – WBF 1:23 over Kaylee Wertz (NH/TV); quarterfinal – won 13-6 dec. over Maddie Swenson (Osage); semifinal – won 10-6 tie-breaker over Reese Berns (Central); final – LBF 0:33 to Jalynn Goodale (Osage)

120 – Kaydn Meyer, 1st place
Rd. 1 – WBF 1:51 over Mia Ahrendsen (CF); quarterfinal – won 4-0 dec. over Destiny Hoeppner (CF); semifinal – WBF 0:22 over Sammi Isham (East Buchanan); final – won 6-3 dec. over Zoey Johnson (Osage)

120 JV – Sophia Dvorak, 3rd place
Rd. 1- LBF 3:13 to Kara Knipper (East Buchanan); Rd. 2 – LBF 0:25 to Kahlan Kearns (CF)

135 – Maddy Jansen, 5th place
Rd. 1 – WBF 1:41 over Lana Schafer (CF); quarterfinal – lost 3-2 dec. to Tyanna Teetzen (Denver); cons. rd. 2 – WBF 3:12 over Mia Reichart (Nevada); cons. rd. 3 – LBF 1:51 to Annaliese Arciniega (Osage); 5th place – won medical forfeit over Tyanna Teetzen (Denver)

145 – Addison Timp, DNP
Rd. 1 – LBF 0:46 to Ali Russler (NH/TV); cons. rd. 1 – LBF 1:42 to McKayla Warren (CF)

155 – Ellie Knutson, DNP
Rd. 1 – LBF 2:37 to Skylar Slade (Southeast Polk); cons. rd. 1 – LBF 1:36 to Clara Shogren (Southeast Polk)

190 – Izzy Kipp, 3rd place
Rd. 1 – bye; quarterfinal – WBF 2:28 over Emmalee Sharar (CF); semifinal – LBF 2:29 to Mackenzie Arends (Nevada); cons. rd. 3 – WBF 1:22 over Taryn Boehmer (Mason City); 3rd place – WBF 1:23 over Cadence Heggen (Boone) 

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