Trae Griffiths looked good early in the season for Missouri Military Academy on Saturday.
Griffiths won the 157-pound championship at the Esmond Ford Invitational in Affton following four …
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Trae Griffiths looked good early in the season for Missouri Military Academy on Saturday.
Griffiths won the 157-pound championship at the Esmond Ford Invitational in Affton following four pinfall victories, including two in the first period. MMA finished seventh out of 16 teams with 273 points.
Michael Pfeifer finished third at 144 with three pinfall victories, Daniel Bravo was fourth at 113 with a first-period pin after a bye, Sam Stevens finished fifth at 138 after winning by pinfall three times — once in the first period, and Jace Maeser at 38 and David Trevino at 175 each placed sixth after Maeser had two pinfalls — one in first period — and Trevino scored two pinfalls.
