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Wrestling Celebrates 5th Straight Title at Assembly

Wrestling Celebrates 5th Straight Title at Assembly

The Brother Martin Crusaders captured its fifth consecutive Division I wrestling team title at the 2016 LHSAA State Wrestling Championships at Bossier City’s CenturyLink Center on Saturday. They finished the tournament with 304.5 points over Catholic league rivals Jesuit (268) and Holy Cross (228.5). Crusaders had seven wrestlers in the finals, with four bringing home state titles. Among the individual state champions were Luke Cotton ’16, the top seed at 106 pounds; defending state champ Steven Shields ’17 (120), Pierce Williams ’16, and Jacob Clapp ’16 (220).

On Thursday, February 18th, a school-wide assembly recognizing the 2016 Wrestling State Championship team wrestling team was held in the Conlin Gymnasium. Asst. Athletic Director Mark Wisniewski ’81 introduced Head Wrestling Coach Robbie Dauterive ’84 to the Brother Martin community. Coach Dauterive highlighted individual and team accomplishments for the season before awarding starters with medals presented by wrestling alumni. The assembly concluded with a presentation of the state trophy by Principal Greg Rando ’77.

Congratulations, Crusaders!

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