Wrangell was one of seven teams to participate in the Haines Invitational this past weekend. It was a hard week for them, according to Assistant Coach Jack Carney. He was very proud of the team’s performance, he said, but the trip took some of the energy out of them.
As a team, Wrangell made 106 points and took third place. Ketchikan took first place at 185, followed by Thunder Mountain at 106 points.
“It was a long weekend, long way up to Haines,” he said. “I’m proud of our team, it just wasn’t the best weekend.”
In the Varsity 103 bracket, Jacen Hay took third place and Devlyn Campbell took fourth place. In the Varsity 112 bracket, Elias Decker took 4th place. In the Varsity 119 bracket, Jonah Comstock took second place. In the Varsity 125 bracket, Chase Kincaid and Ryan Rooney both took fourth place. In the Varsity 130 bracket, Ethan Blatchley took fourth place. In the Varsity 140 bracket, Randy Churchill took fourth place. In the Varsity 152 bracket, Hunter Wiederspohn took 5th place. In the Varsity 171 bracket, Rowen Wiederspohn took second place. In the Varsity 285 bracket, Leroy Wynne took third place. In the Varsity B 152 bracket, Steven Bales took fourth place. In the Girls 119G bracket, CeAirra Glaser took fourth place. In the Girls 125G bracket, Liana Carney took second place. In the Girls 135G bracket, Jamie Early took second place.
The Wrangell Wolves will be heading to Ketchikan this weekend for their next tournament. Carney said that the team is looking forward to it.
“We’re just putting our heads down and getting ready for Ketchikan,” he said.
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