Pratt spent the rest of the night coaching up her teammates.
Winning first brings my confidence up and it allows me to tell myself that I can do it and I just have to go for it,” Pratt said. Winning in Missouri on Friday was a confidence boost for Pratt. Pratt is now 9-0 on the season, including three wins to take first at the Granite City Tournament a week ago. You don’t know if they’re going to come in after you,” Pratt said. You never know what you’re going to get when you go out there. “Most of the girls I’m wrestling are beginners. In the championship match, Pratt pinned Central Park Hills’ Addisyn Gasaway in 36 seconds. Pratt made quick work of her three matches at 140 points.Ī runner-up at 120 pounds at the IHSA state tournament a year ago, Pratt needed just 12 seconds to win her quarterfinal match over Winfield’s Madalyn Bligh and 28 seconds to win her semifinal match over Moberly’s Addison Orschlen. Parkway South won with 137.5 points, followed by Central Park Hills with 82 points, Edwardsville, Parkway West with 74 points and Collinsville with 65 points. The Tigers finished in third place in the 24-team field with 81 points. They are getting better and better every day,” EHS assistant coach AJ Ciccarelli said. They were able to bring a lot of what we’ve been working on in practice out here today. Holly Zugmaier went 5-0 to win first at 125 pounds and Olivia Coll went 3-0 to win first at 105 pounds. Pratt was one of three champions for the Tigers on Friday. “These tournaments are so long, but I enjoy them so much,” Pratt said. Pratt needed just 76 seconds to win her three matches and claim first place in the 140-pound bracket on Friday at Parkway West High School in Ballwin, Missouri.
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