Saturday the Tigers hosted eight teams and finished 4th posting a 2-3 record. Four of the five duals came down to one match. Fenton started off 1-0 defeating Petoskey 41-39. Fenton was able to win four of the seven matches wrestled giving them the edge. All four of those wins Fenton received bonus points which were critical. Garrett Clark, Philip Lamka, and Carson Krzeszak won by fall and Kyle Dunfield one by technical fall. Keagan Crandall, Ben Triola, Jamal Horne received forfeits. 

In the 2nd dual the Tigers remained on top defeating Midland Dow 47-30. Garrett Clark, Philip Lamka, and Jamal Horne won by fall, Kyle Dunfield won by technical fall. Owen Freeman, Chris Dobek, Carson Krzeszak, and Keagan Crandall received forfeits. 

In the 3rd dual the Tigers wrestled well but could not defeat South Lyon falling 41-35. The dual started with a bang. Garrett Clark was trailing 8th ranked Cam Adams late in the 3rd when he quickly turned the tides winning by fall at the 5:10 mark. Philip Lamka won a very good match over Benny Leece 9-4. Ben Triola, Carson Krzeszak, Jamal Horne won by fall. Owen Freeman won a good 11-6 match and Keagan Crandall finished the dual off with a forfeit. 

Fenton posted a 2-1 record heading into the final four gold pool. Farmington was again able to edge Fenton winning 42-41. Fenton was 7-2 in wrestled matches but could not over come the forfiet points given. Philip Lamka, Kyle Dunfield, Ben Triola, Carson Krzeszak, Jamal Horne, Owen Freeman, and Garrett Clark all posted a win. 

Fenton dropped the last dual as well 38-33. Jamal Horne, Garrett Clark, Philip Lamka, Kyle Dunfield, BenTriola, and Chris Dobek all posted victories. 

Jamal Horne, Garrett Clark, and Philip Lamka posted 5-0 records, Ben Triola was 4-0, Keagan Crandall, Kyle Dunfield, Carson Krzeszak were all 4-1. Owen Freeman was 3-2

Fenton Travels to Linden on Wednesday.