In their final North Central Missouri Conference meet, the Bulldogs are the champions.
Mexico competed in the NCMC wrestling meet on Monday in Moberly before the conference dissolves at the end …
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In their final North Central Missouri Conference meet, the Bulldogs are the champions.
Mexico competed in the NCMC wrestling meet on Monday in Moberly before the conference dissolves at the end of the school year and went 5-0 to win its first conference title since 2018. Trevor Cole (106 pounds), Carlos Juarez Ramirez (113), Kyler Carr (157) and Travis Shramek (285) were first team all-conference and Evan Blair (120), Brayden Arnold (132) and Israel Hernandez Jarquin (144) were second team all-conference.
The Bulldogs beat Fulton 61-5, Hannibal 37-33, Kirksville 48-36, Marshall 39-27 and Moberly 46-29.
For the Lady Bulldogs, Alexus Johns became Mexico’s first four-time NCMC champion after earning first team all-conference at 235 pounds. Abby Bowen was first team all-conference at 140, Lilly Cuno was second team at 100, Zuri Crews was second team at 135 and Jayden Cross was second team at 155.
Mexico was 2-3 as a team, defeating Fulton 60-18 and Hannibal 66-6. The Lady Bulldogs lost 48-36 to Marshall, 46-30 to Kirksville and 48-33 to Moberly.
