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Weekend Tournament Review

by Ray Shoaf December 19, 2021, 2:25 pm 27.9k Views 346 Votes

First off congratulations to Katy Cinco Ranch Head Coach Bill Dushane for his 600^th dual win this past week. That is an AWESOME accomplishment.

Below we recap how the tournament went and in some detail on the out of state tournaments. The Reno Tournament of Champions was covered extensively in another post. Reno RTOC coverage

Duncan Southern Oklahoma Invitational held at Duncan High School in Oklahoma had 4 teams competing that we missed on our weekend preview with Amarillo Caprock, Lubbock Monterey, Lubbock High, and Heath High School. Heath High School ties for a 2^nd place team finish here with Elgin High School of Oklahoma. Caprock takes 9^th, Lubbock and Lubbock Monterey tied for 11^th place. Caprock had 2 champions in 126-Josiah Pina and 132-Richard Davila who beat former Frisco state placer Mitchell Borynack of Edmond Memorial in the finals and 3 other placers. Heath only had 1 champ in Zaren Anderson at 145lbs and 7 other placers.

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