Dane Miller, seen here at last year's state tournament, won his class at the West Creek Coyote Classic on Saturday.
Christian County finished in seventh place at the West Creek Coyote Wrestling Classic on Saturday in Clarksville.
Dane Miller began his season with the championship in the 144-pound class. In his first four matches, he pinned his opponents three times and won by a 10-0 major decision in the other.
He defeated Logan Woodard of Clarksville Northeast 10-2 in the championship match.
Deacon Harrison came in second in the 157-pound class. He used a pair of technical falls and a pin to advance to the championship, where he lost to West Creek’s Ty Hutchins.
Anthony Velasco finished in third place in the 113-pound class. He lost a 9-2 decision in the semifinals but came back to win two matches by decision for his final placement.
DeAsian Harris came in third place in the 190-pound class. He lost his first match to West Creek’s Alexander Serrano with a second-round pin.
He then bounced back to win five straight matches and defeated Serrano 17-1 in the third-place match.
Treshawn Crenshaw came in fourth place at 285. He finished three and two on the day and won two of his three matches by decision.
Hunter Jorgenson went 1-2 in the 120-pound class. His lone win came by a pin in 55 seconds.
Braylan Patla won his first two matches in high-scoring affairs. He defeated Ahmire Lay of Kenwood 17-12 and John Hardin’s Bruce Anderson 18-16.
His first loss came in the quarterfinal, and his day ended in the consolation round in a 17-16 loss to Ryker Henth of Station Camp, Tennessee.
Malachi James won a pair of matches in the 106-pound class and fell by a 9-7 decision in the second consolation round.
Joshua Cahoon won his first two matches in the 165-pound class. He lost two of his next three to just miss getting to the medal podium.
Markee Atwell won his first match in the 138-pound class but lost his next two.
Jalen Sowerby wrestled in the 150-pound class, Brodie Smith wrestled at 175, and Cayden Hayden wrestled in the 215-pound class.
Christian County finished in seventh place in the 27-team field. Their score of 135 was a point and a half behind sixth-place Green Hills and 16.5 points ahead of eighth-place Caldwell County.
Meanwhile, Avah Miller put together a strong match for the second straight week, finishing in third place in the 185-pound class for the ladies.
She won her first two matches by pin before falling in the semifinals. She bounced back to pin her next two opponents for the third-place finish.
DeNaejahi Allen went 1-2 in the 107-pound division, and her season record stands at 3-3.
Rhyn Trahan advanced to the second round of the consolation bracket in the 126-pound class, where she fell by fall in the second period.
Saoirse Brandenberg also advanced to the second round of the consolation bracket in the 152-pound class and fell in the second period.
Christian County’s girls finished 17th.
