STANDING TALL

Held, Hemmingsen, Wood bring home medals

  • Twin River sophomore Zach Held finished third at 120 pounds. He finished the event with a 4-1 record, winning three matches by decision and one with a pin. NCJ photo by Travis Lane
    Twin River sophomore Zach Held finished third at 120 pounds. He finished the event with a 4-1 record, winning three matches by decision and one with a pin. NCJ photo by Travis Lane
  • Fullerton sophomore Tate Wood finished fourth at 113 pounds. He finished the event with a 4-2 record, winning with two decisions, a pin and a sudden victory. Both of his losses came at the hands of Sutherland’s Grady Dempcy. NCJ photo by Melissa Aaberg
    Fullerton sophomore Tate Wood finished fourth at 113 pounds. He finished the event with a 4-2 record, winning with two decisions, a pin and a sudden victory. Both of his losses came at the hands of Sutherland’s Grady Dempcy. NCJ photo by Melissa Aaberg
  • Fullerton freshman Mason Hemmingsen finished fifth at 106 pounds. He finished the event with a 3-2 record, earning one pin, one major decision and one sudden victory. NCJ photo by Melissa Aaberg
    Fullerton freshman Mason Hemmingsen finished fifth at 106 pounds. He finished the event with a 3-2 record, earning one pin, one major decision and one sudden victory. NCJ photo by Melissa Aaberg
    OMAHA — Three Nance County wrestlers stood tall with medals around their necks on Saturday.Twin River wrestled in the Class C State Championships and Fullerton wrestled in the Class D State Championships. The three-day event took place at the CHI Health Center in Omaha.Twin River sophomore Zach Held finished third at 120 pounds. He finished the e...

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