Boys’ wrestling team wins at Snakebite Invitational

adviser|January 5, 2018

The boys wrestling team closed out 2017 in the Rio Grande Valley at Rio Grande City High School. On Saturday, Dec. 30 the team competed in the Snakebite Invitational. The team was missing four starters, but took control of the tournament early and never looked back. The boys won the tournament with 190 points which was 65 points over the rest of the competition.

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