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Moment: Richmond Gets Pin to Win
March 27, 2020
By Geoff Kimmerly
Second Half editor
Three matches remained in the Division 3 Wrestling Final on Feb. 28, 2015, and Dundee led 25-12 with a third-straight championship nearly in grasp.
But after his Richmond teammates Adam Boyd and Roy Costello fought back to pull their team within four points of the lead with only his 112-pound match left, senior Conor Behem found himself with an all-or-nothing title-deciding opportunity.
Behem’s pin in 1 minute, 7 seconds, gave Richmond a 27-25 win over Dundee and its first championship since 2012 – and after Richmond had fallen to Dundee in the Finals both of the previous two seasons.
Oh, and Behem finished off the victory despite wrestling with tears to a knee ligament and meniscus.
“I kind of broke down emotionally,” Behem said of the immediate aftermath. “It felt so good, words can’t even describe it.”
Click for coverage from Second Half – Richmond: Nothing Compares to This – and see below for coverage from the NFHS Network.
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Moment: DCC's Toth Never Gives Up
April 1, 2020
By Geoff Kimmerly
Second Half editor
Evan Toth and Detroit Catholic Central seemed all but finished heading into the final period of the final bout of the Division 1 Team Wrestling Final against Davison on Feb. 23, 2013.
And then, in a little more than an instant, Toth changed his and his team’s fortunes.
Trailing 9-2 in the 125-pound finale – and with DCC down 26-23 – Toth took down his opponent and then worked 40 seconds for the pin that pulled the Shamrocks past the Cardinals 29-26.
“I’ve been in that situation before,” Toth said after. “I knew we needed more than three points, and I was looking for something big the whole match. I knew what I had to do. You have to wrestle the whole six minutes. (Winning the championship) is the highest high you can have.”
Click for Second Half’s coverage of the match – Shamrocks Make it 10 with D1 Repeat – and watch the winning fall below with coverage from the NFHS Network.