Park’s sixth-ranked junior Zack Carr and fourth-ranked senior Gunnar Mullen won titles and the Wolfpack finished second in the Ethan Herman Memorial wrestling tournament Saturday at Hopkins.

Mullen (9-0) had a huge win in the 172-pound finals, scoring a 10-0 major decision over third-ranked Michael Gillette of the Chaska-Chanhassen Stormhawks. Mullen racked up two technical fall victories before scoring a major decision in the finals.

Carr pinned his way to the 152-pound title and Mullen finished first at 172 pounds. Carr (10-0) pinned Elk River’s Dylan Peters in 3:05 to win the 152-pound crown. Carr had a pin, a technical fall, a major decision n and then another pin to win the tournament.

Park had six other place-winners in the tournament.

Eighth-ranked junior Dylan Richardson finished second at 189 pounds and sixth-ranked Kyler Jubinal was second at 133. Richardson (8-1) lost a tough 8-7 decision in the 189 finals to Brayden Hilyar of Elk River. Jubinal also lost a heartbreaker at 133, falling to Westin Ingham of Avery, 6-5.

Freshman Nolan Bloch (7-3) was third at 107, Joey Chilton (7-4) was fifth at 145, Jesse Wright (5-4) fifth at 215 and Jackson Van Horn (4-6) finished sixth at 114.

Fourth-ranked freshman Landen Brooks remained sidelined this week.

“The team continues to wrestle well, bringing home hardware two weeks in row is a good thing and we have not been full strength yet this season for individual tournaments,” said Park head coach Jim LaBrosse. “We still have work to do in our lower weights, but our ranked kids are wrestling at a high level right now. (We have a) big test this weekend going to the Minnesota Christmas tournament I at Rochester Mayo Civic Center, one of the toughest tournaments in the nation.”

Wayzata won the 14-team tournament with 173 points. Park was second with 146, followed by Elk River, 144; Woodbury, 143 and 10 other teams. Eden Prairie was seventh with 96 points and East Ridge 12th with 50.5.

Park sweeps Cretin, Fridley

Park easily took two dual-meet wins Thursday at Cretin-Derham Hall, pinning Fridley 50-20, then downing the host Raiders 47-13. Cretin got Fridley 39-25 in the third match of the triangular.

Park hosts Cambridge-Isanti, Irondale and Woodbury on Wednesday, starting at 5 p.m. It’s the second of only three home meets for the Wolfpack this season.