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Pentucket freshman Tyler Knox continued to dominate Saturday in the Division 3 North sectional, rolling to the 106-pound title with pins in 43, 41 and 36 seconds to raise his record to 38-0 on the year.

Pentucket won two meets at the Travis Yell dual tournament, which was won by Triton, as the Sachems improved to 15-8. Chris Legacy, who is now 32-9 on the year, was 2-0 at 145 and Korey Scheffen improved to 32-8 with a pair of wins at 152.

Pentucket placed six wrestlers in the finals, which was more than any other team, crowned three champions and placed third overall in the Cape Ann League/NEC meet.

Taking first and remaining unbeaten was 106-pounder Tyler Knox, who defeated Masconomet star Ian Darling 8-6 in the finals, while he was joined in the winner's circle 

Pentucket placed six wrestlers in the finals, which was more than any other team, crowned three champions and placed third overall in the Cape Ann League/NEC meet.

Taking first and remaining unbeaten was 106-pounder Tyler Knox, who defeated Masconomet star Ian Darling 8-6 in the finals, while he was joined in the winner's circle by Chris Legacy (145) and Jason Young (182).Legacy had a major decision in the finals and Young had a pin.

Surprising Pentucket won its second tournament of the season, edging Spaulding, Vt. by one point to capture the Gionet Tournament in Pelham.

Tyler Knox remained unbeaten to capture the 106-pound title and Jason Young provided more gold with the 182-pound crown. Nic Williamson  (132) and Jacob Codair (220) both came in second.

Fifth-year varisty junior Anthony Ostrander stepped up and led Triton wrestling to a 3-0 day at Saturday's quad-meet, going 3-0 while wrestling Essex Tech, Belmont and Wellesley's top wrestlers. His best match came wrestling up a weight class against Essex Tech's Faissal Ferouni, beating the Division 3 state tourney qualifier by major decision 13-2.