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Three Louisianans vie for NCAA Division III titles |
March 10th, 2017| Written by: Editor |
Three Louisiana wrestlers will vie for NCAA Division III championships in LaCrosse, Wisconsin, this Friday and Saturday.
Guy Patron, Jr. and Quinn Gilliam are competing for Loras College Duhawks of Dubuque, Iowa. Connor Campo will represent the Division III powerhouse Wartburg College Knights of Waverly, Iowa.
Connor Campo's
Bracket 133 Pounds |
Guy Patron, Jr.'s
Bracket 197 Pounds |
Quinn Gilliam's
Bracket 285 Pounds |
The NCAA says the events will be streamed on ncaa.com.
This link should go
the the streaming site. Rounds are scheduled to start at noon and 7 p.m.
on Friday. On Saturday, the semifinals and consolation rounds will begin at
11 a.m. The championships are scheduled for 8 p.m.
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Also qualifying for the Duhawks are Clint Lembeck at 141 lbs. and Jimmy Davis at 157 lbs. Lembeck is seeded 7th. |
This will be Connor
Campo's fourth appearance at the NCAA Division III championships.
As a freshman at Wartburg Campo did not place, but in his sophomore
year he placed eighth. In 2016, after posting an undefeated
season, Campo was seeded first but, after losing his first match, came
back to place only 7th. In that tournament Nick Michael of Holy
Cross and Gerard Roman of Brother Martin each made the finals.
Michael lost in a Sudden Victory round while Gerard lost by one point.
(Click
here to see story.) Campo was a two-time Louisiana Division I state champion for St. Paul's. He will be joined by nine other Wartburg wrestlers participating in the event. |
Loras is coached by T.J. Miller (left), a 2007 NCAA Division III champion For Wartburg, which was then coached by his father. He coached at Wartburg and then at Holy Cross High School, which has sent several wrestlers to compete with the Knights. He was "on hand" in Bossier City in February to watch many of the Holy Cross Tigers he helped train win the Division I championship. |
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