Valor Christian Wrestling

MAKE IT THREE
For the 3rd yr in a row, Valor has had a wrestler commit to continue their wrestling career.
CONGRATS Evan Maurice! You’ve work your tail off through injuries and doubts. We know you will continue to rise to every challenge and do great things.

Tomorrow these three head downtown to lay it all on the line. Excited for what is to come.

Luke Mangan get his 100th win at the Jeffco League Championships. Congrats Luke!

This past weekend the guys showed they are ready for regionals. The Mile High Classic is always fun and a great tune up at the end of the year.
Evan Maurice took 1st
Graham Broughton took 2nd
We had four other guys place top 6th.

Day one of Top of the Rockies is in the books. Four out of four wrestle day two. So proud of this group of guys.

Guys went to battle today at AWest. Some of the best competition we’ve seen so far. A great competitor will expect the unexpected, have anticipated how to manage it effectively, know how to overcome it completely and have planned and prepared to deal with whatever challenge comes along.

Some wins, some loses, it’s part of the journey. Winners expect to win regardless of what happens on the field of battle. Not only that, but they train to be the unexpected: to be the competitor who does things that no one thought possible and in doing so give themselves a clear winning advantage.

Proud of the warriors we take into battle!
Zay Amaro 6th Place - 285 lbs
Cole Beyer 6th Place - 165 lbs
Luke Mangan 5th Place - 144 lbs

Lots of room to scrap!

Things are about to get serious!
Join us at home tonight as we take on Columbine HS.

The boys hit the mat last night for the first time this season facing Rock Canyon HS. After losing four seniors from last year’s lineup this team is looking to reload, and they may be on their way to doing so.

With five freshmen in the lineup, Coach Ramsey was looking to the seniors, Evan Maurice, Luke Mangan and Owen Hawkinson for some bonus points. Hawkinson ran into last year’s state qualifier from Rock Canyon. While Maurice and Mangan gave Valor a couple of pins after securing a tech fall.

Junior Will Bianco made quick work of his opponent, his offseason preparation is paying off early this season. Fellow junior Cole Beyer, coming off a football season where the Eagle made it to the semis, got a pin to add to the overall team points.

The dual against Rock Canyon saw five freshmen in the lineup with three of them landing pins. Garrett Beyer, Jake Mangan and Stone Ramsey went to work early and secured pins in the first period. Ramsey says, “This freshman group is loaded with talent. There are a few that didn’t wrestle in the varsity line up that we are really excited about. We are bringing them along as a lot of them just finished up football this past Saturday.”

Valor was handed a couple of forfeits at the two upper weights and got to watch Chase Fallis and Will Ward get their hands raised. “It was a great night! A lot to be excited about and still a lot that we have to work on. We are going to enjoy this win and tomorrow we are focused on Columbine.”

Next Wednesday and Thursday the team has a pair of home duals against Columbine and Lutheran. Ramsey said that next week's dual could see a few others in the line up as the football guys are back in the room. With a solid win, the Eagles are 1 - 0 to start the season.