CARY - The date Feb. 2, 2011 will be remembered for the rest of Panther Creek's wrestling history. It is the night it won its first conference championship — but more importantly, it was the night they ended three of Cary's winning streaks that had last 20 years or more.
It was Cary's first home regular-season loss since 1982 (410 straight matches) and first conference loss since 1990. It will mark the first time Cary has not won a conference title since 1983.
The Catamounts (18-2, 8-0) won 31-25, but needed a final-bout win from senior Anthony Mejia to pull off the biggest win in program history. Cary (25-3, 7-1).
"I really don't know what to say. I'm beside myself," Panther Creek Jon Armfield said. "If we were going to do it, this was the year to do it."
This is part of an article in the Cary News about last nights wrestling victory. Madsen was so excited, even though he wrestled JV, he was part of the team and will now have this to build on in the next 3 years. We are excited for the boys. It is so much fun to be part of something like this and although it sounds silly, they will remember it fondly for the rest of their lives. Good job Panther Creek!