GRAFTON—The Grafton Bearcats wrestling team took part in a quad match at Doddridge County High School on Saturday and the results are listed below.

GHS head coach Keith Zebley provided his thoughts on the season so far and his outlook on the rest of the 2021 campaign.

“We have wrestled well so far, but are probably behind on where we should be,” explained Zebley. “It was hard to get started with an on again/off again season, and then the now-late shortened season has been tough on the kids to adjust to these different times we are in. We started out the season with several kids hurt, but when we have them back in the lineup, that will help out a lot. We have 12 kids and we fill 10 weight classes when everyone is healthy.”

Vs. Doddridge County

106 - Jude Minard – W via pin

113 - Forfeit

120 - Forfeit

126 - Noah Allman – W via tech fall

132 - Aaron Barker – W via pin

138 - Forfeit

145 - Forfeit

152 - Seth Horne - L

160 - Forfeit

170 - Shawn Kelley - L

182 - Forfeit

195 - Dylan Blake - L

220 - Xander Larew - L

285 - David Conrad – W via forfeit

  Vs. Philip Barbour

  106 - Jude Minard L

113 - Forfeit

120 - Forfeit

126 - Noah Allman - W via forfeit

132 - Aaron Barker - W via forfeit

138 - Forfeit

145 - Forfeit

152 - Seth Horne - W via pin

160 - Forfeit

170 - Shawn Kelley - W forfeit 

182 - Forfeit

195 - Dylan Blake - W via pin

220 - Xander Larew - W via forfeit 

285 - David Conrad - L

  Vs. Robert C. Byrd

  106 - Jude Minard - W via forfeit 

113 - Forfeit 

120 - Forfeit

126 - Noah Allman - W via tech fall 

132 - Aaron Barker - W via tech fall 

138 - Forfeit 

145 - Forfeit 

152 - Seth Horne - W via forfeit 

160 - Shawn Kelley – W via pin 

170 - Forfeit 

182 - Forfeit 

195 - Dylan Blake – W via forfeit 

220 - Xander Larew - W via pin 

285 - David Conrad - W via pin

Vs. Nicholas County

Results N/A

The Bearcats also returned to action on Thursday as they traveled to Braxton County but results from that meet were not immediately available.

“We again have a tough season ahead of us, wrestling some of the top AA-A teams in the state in the next few weeks,” added Zebley.