Kage Williams breaks Robbinsville career wrestling record with win at state quarterfinals
Kage Williams broke the Robbinsville wrestling record for most career wins in the NCHSAA 1A 190-pound quarterfinals on Friday.
The Appalachian State signee secured his 167th win via pin in 57 seconds against South Stanly's Aiden Wilson in Greensboro at the NCHSAA individual wrestling state championships.
The win makes him 39-0 this season with 24 pins and 167-1 in his career. His only loss came because he had to forfeit the Holy Angels final due to injury.
In addition to a spectacular individual wrestling season, he also led Robbinsville to the NCHSAA 1A dual team west regional final, where his team fell to Avery County.
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He moves on to the semifinals, where he will face either Pamlico County's Eric Brantley or Draughn's Hampton Blackwell. Williams is aiming to join the four-time state champions club.
This article originally appeared on Hendersonville Times-News: Kage Williams breaks Robbinsville wrestling record for career wins
