One Nation, Under God
One Nation, Under God
Malta learns from last year's event, win both days
The 2018 Choteau Classic Champion Malta-Whitewater Wrestling Team. Standing left to right: Head Coach Ryan LaBrie, Magnus Franzen, Luke Lawless, Miles Bunk, Frankie Werk, Andres Lopez, Travis Epperson, Trey Simanton, Kaden Moore, Coach Cody Mikesell, Marcus Woods, manager Rya Soul, manager Georgia Orahood, Coach Jessie Schipman and manager Lauren Doney. Kneeling left to right: Ceaton Mears, Colt French, R.C. Skiff, Kolter Schipman, Jay Nicholson, Callan Mears, manager Kohner Schipman and manager Macy Knudsen. The 2018 Choteau Classic Champion Malta-Whitewater Wrestling Team. Standing left to right: Head Coach Ryan LaBrie, Magnus Franzen, Luke Lawless, Miles Bunk, Frankie Werk, Andres Lopez, Travis Epperson, Trey Simanton, Kaden Moore, Coach Cody Mikesell, Marcus Woods, manager Rya Soul, manager Georgia Orahood, Coach Jessie Schipman and manager Lauren Doney. Kneeling left to right: Ceaton Mears, Colt French, R.C. Skiff, Kolter Schipman, Jay Nicholson, Callan Mears, manager Kohner Schipman and manager Macy Knudsen.
The Malta/Whitewater Mustangs Wrestling team hit a major milestone in the 2018 season, winning the Choteau Classic, a two-day event that started on Friday, January 12 and ended on Saturday, January 13.
Thirty-one Class B and C teams converged in the Choteau High School for an event many measure up to the annual State B/C Wrestling Tournament held in Billings.
Malta won the event with a total of 180 points. Thompson Falls took second with 164.5. Whitehall was third with 121.5 and Plains-Hot Springs took fourth with 119.
"The biggest thing is the confidence that this team has and the ability...
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