Absolutely, here's a combined version that includes the details from the previous responses: Jeffersonville Wrestling recently hosted an intense tournament featuring some of the most formidable opponents in the state, including the top-ranked Brownsburg and Center Grove teams, both of which rank within the top 50 nationally. The team's showdown against Brownsburg resulted in a 70-9 score, with Dawson Slaughter and Cody Shewmaker securing significant wins. Dawson's match, in particular, was a nail-biter, showcasing his determination and grit to secure a vital victory. His mindset of contributing team points against a nationally ranked team exemplified the team-first attitude that Coach Struck emphasized, noting that the team often performs better when they wrestle for each other. Despite narrow losses to #4 Tell City, #10 Heritage Hills, and #6 Columbus East by just one match each, Jeffersonville demonstrated remarkable resilience and effort. Victories against Jennings County, a rival in the HHC, and Providence, a sectional opponent, highlighted the team's fighting spirit even in the face of tough competition. The girls' team witnessed exceptional performances from Sian Rogers (ranked #8 in the state) and Kaylea Beauchamp, who maintained undefeated records, both boasting around a 10-0 mark for the season. Venus Plamp earned recognition as the wrestler of the week for the girls' team due to her pivotal pin in her match, contributing significantly to the team's success. Meanwhile, the Varsity B and JV teams also displayed promising performances. Freshman Sire Miniggia's noteworthy achievement as the wrestler of the week for the B team came from pinning his first opponent, securing his first varsity win. Additionally, Xavier Hayes, known for his prowess in football, added wrestling to his repertoire and claimed his first win via pin. The Varsity B team from Jeffersonville showcased tremendous determination and growth during the tournament at the Oldham County Duals. Among the standout performers was freshman Sire Miniggia, earning recognition as the wrestler of the week for the B team. His accomplishment in pinning his first opponent and securing a varsity win marked a significant milestone in his budding wrestling career. This victory not only reflected his individual skill but also highlighted the depth and potential within the team's younger roster. The Varsity B's spirited participation in the tournament underscored their willingness to take on challenging opponents. This dedication to competition at a high level mirrors the ethos instilled by Coach Struck throughout the entire wrestling program. Additionally, their presence in such competitive settings not only fosters individual growth but also contributes to the overall depth and resilience of the Jeffersonville Wrestling program. Losses to #2 St X, Campbell County, North Oldham, and Moore. Win vs Woodford County. Moving forward, as the Varsity B and girls' teams gear up for the upcoming "Rumble in the Hive" tournament at Louisville Central, the experience gained by the B team in facing varsity-level competition will undoubtedly serve as a valuable learning curve. Their exposure to formidable opponents in these tournaments helps fortify their skills and contributes significantly to the team's overall strength. Coach Struck's holistic approach to developing talent across all levels of the program, including the Varsity B squad, has been instrumental in shaping a competitive and well-rounded wrestling culture at Jeffersonville. The team's commitment to facing challenging opponents, evident in their packed schedule and willingness to take on top-tier competition, bodes well for their continued success and growth as a formidable wrestling force.