Fort Calhoun wrestlers Trey McCoy, Ely Olberding and Lance Olberding completed unbeaten weekends Saturday at the Rumble in River Country dual tournament at Nebraska City.
Ely and McCoy improved to 8-0 over Thursday and Saturday with 5-0 Rumble efforts at 106 and 113 pounds, respectively. Lance Olberding, meanwhile, moved to 6-0 in contested matches at 120.
The Pioneers' work helped FCHS finish sixth out of 10 teams in Nebraska City. It beat Crete 42-36, tied Elkhorn at 42 — with the Antlers claiming the tiebreaker — and lost to Platteview, Plattsmouth and the host Pioneers during the event.
Jesse Hartline also went unbeaten for the Pioneers, claiming four wins at 220 pounds. John McKennan (two) and Grant Nixon (one) also earned contested wins on the day.
Pioneers earn 3rd at Yutan
McCoy and the Olberdings claimed weight class titles Thursday as Fort Calhoun earned third at the Yutan Invitational.
The Pioneers finished with 94 team points, which was 20 behind second-place Elkhorn Mount Michael and eight ahead of third-place Arlington. The Chieftains won their home tournament with 151 points.
McCoy went 3-0 at 106 pounds with two major decision wins and one by fall. Ely Olberding had three pins at 113, while Lance Olberding earned a 11-7 decision win during the 120 pound finals.
McKennan went 2-1 at 132 and claimed second, while both Nixon and Hartline earned third at 182 and 220 pounds, respectively.
Tristen Hansen added a fifth-place finish at 138, while Aaron Welchert won his 182-pound junior varsity class with two wins.
