Sports Roundup

Zach Silvis collects 150th win for Park wrestling

Park senior Zach Silvis gained his 150th win Friday night at White Bear Lake.

Park finished 12th out of 20 teams at the Orono Invitational Saturday with three place-winners.

Park freshman Gunnar Mullen (28-7) took third at 132 pounds. Mullen (Park) pinned Connor Wakefield of Grand Rapids in 1:38 in the third=place finals.

Alex Carr of the Wolfpack finished fifth at 195 pounds. Carr (23-13) pinned Charles Baker of Totino Grace in 4:20 to finish fifth.

Will Deutsch (17-12) was sixth at 145 pounds.

Park’s Leroy Olson won the ninth-grade state regional title on Jan. 22.

Park dropped a 56-17 decision to Cambridge-Isanti at White Bear Lake Friday.

Park scored wins over Cretin- Derham Hall (63-15), Roseville (66-12) and White Bear Lake. OPark jumped out to a 30-3 win against visiting Cretin and easily won the dual meet. Wrestling against Cretin, Park’s Layne Frandrup earned his first varsity win.

“I was feeling pretty confident.,” said Frandrup. “I just went in for the double leg and I saw that I could pin him and I went for it. I feel pretty good, I got points for the team and now, we can probably win.” Park competes at Forest Lake Friday vs. Forest Lake, Bemidji and Kimball.

Park girls hockey team wins two straight Park scored its second biggest win of the season and second straight win of the week Saturday with a 4-0 decision over Irondale/St. Anthony at the National Sports Center.

The Wolfpack scored four goals in the first period Saturday, then nether team found the back of the net the rest iof the way.

Maggie Jensen had a pair of goals for Park, while Sam Miller and Taylar Nadler each had a score.

Park improved its record to 7-16 overall and 3-10 in the Suburban East Conference.

Park 5, North St. Paul/Tartan 3 Molly Villas powered in three goals to help Park snap a 12-game losing streak with a 5-3 win over host North St. Paul/Tartan at Tartan Arena Friday.

Sam Miller had a nice game, with a goal and two assists. Maggie Jensen had two assists for the Wolfpack. Kyra Stofer scored Park’s other goal on a power play tom open the scoring.

Park hadn’t won since a 3-0 victory over Irondale/St. Anthony back on Dec. 11.

Park closes the regular season with road games at White Bear Lake Tuesday and at Mahtomedi Friday.