Several Vian Wrestling Club members did well in two Christmas weekend tournaments — with two of them placing in both events.

In the 88-pound weight class in the girls age 10-and-younger division, Joely Hunt was the champion in the Brushy Christmas Brawl on Dec. 23 and runnerup at the Oologah Ringer Classic on Dec. 22.

The other member to place in both events was Kody Perry. He was second in the age 10-andunder novice division at 90 pounds in the Oologah Ringer Classic and was fourth in the age 10-and-younger division at 90 pounds in the Brushy Christmas Brawl.

Three other members placed in the Oologah Ringer Classic. Cara Prock (girls age 12-andyounger division, 98 pounds) and Carissa Prock (girls age 15-andyounger, 126 pounds) were runners-up, while Laken Pack was third at 76 pounds in the novice age 10-and-younger division.

At the Brushy Christmas Brawl, seven members all won championships — Luke Sandlin (age 6-andyounger division, 49 pounds), Bronc Sumpter (age 10-and-younger, 90), Creede Prier (age 10-and-younger, 73), Charles Lucas (age 15-and-younger, 92), Daxton Stewart (age 10-and-younger, 70), Madalynn Turman (girls age 8-and-younger, 75) and Anders Gilbreath (age 8-and-younger, 61).

Reid Locust (age 8-and-younger division, 70 pounds), Kolton Drew (age 12-and-younger, 64-67), Keaton Gregory (age 6-and-younger, 49), Harlea Lucas (girls age 8-and-younger, 58), Harper Lindsey (girls age 6-and-younger, 52), Clayton Thomas (age 15-and-younger, 112), Kalvin Andrade (age 12-and-younger, 100), Rocky Ford (age 10-andyounger, 100), Zayn Vinson (age 10-andyounger, 64) and Carlos Rautenberg (age 15-andyounger, 106) were all runners-up in their respective weight classes.

Placing third were Thomas Sandlin (age 6-and-younger division, 52 pounds), Cale Winans (age 10-andyounger, 76) and Nolan Thomas (age 6-andyounger, 60), while Caitlin Prock (girls age 8-and-younger, 83), Kayden Perceful (age 6-and-younger, 60), Cain Winans (age 12-and-younger, 92), Asher Stewart (age 6-and-younger, 43) and Zandr Fuller (age 10-and-younger, 61-64) placed fourth.