Peru's Kylar Agony pulling over Beekmentown's Anthony Cartee from behind to the back going for the pin in the 113lb division. The five section VII schools would meet at Saranac for the 2013 Section VII Wrestling Championship. There would be many good matches throughout the day with many of them going the distances and some needing the extra period. As a team Peru would defend there sectional title with a score of 244, 2nd Beekmentown 203, 3rd Saranac 169, 4th Northern Adirondack 155 and 5th Ausable Valley 79. We would like congratulate all the individual winners and wish them the best of luck at the State Championships in Albany at the Times Union Center on February 22nd and 23rd. Gallery

Beekmentown's Zachary Myers with the chicken wing on Saranac's Will Marcell during the 152lb class semi-finals. Myers would go onto get the 5-1 decision to move on the championship. Gallery

Northern Adirondack's Trevor Gilmore with the hip toss on Peru's Elijah Seymour during the 113lb championships Seymour would get the eventual win. It would be Section VII Wrestling Championships from Saranac with all five schools competing for the right to head to the state finals in Albany. At the end of the day and the fifteen weight classes were done the team champion would be Saranac. As for the outstanding wrestler at the meet, the win would go to Chance Lapier from Ausable Valley. Gallery

Saranac's Robert Foley looks for inside positioning on Northern Adirondack's Troy LaBarage during the 106lbs finals Foley would get the win. Gallery

Peru and Northern Adirondack wrestle battle for position in the 150lb weight class Northern Adirondack would eventually win the class. It would be the section VII sectional championships from Peru. The five schools that would be competing would be Peru Saranac, Ausable Valley, Northern Adirondack, and Beekmantown. All class winners would advance on to the New York State wrestling championships in two weeks in Albany. The eventual school champion would be Peru followed by Saranac. Gallery

Saranac's Andrew Rivera looking to flip his opponent from Peru over and to the mat to gain the advantage. Although Peru would end up winning the class. Gallery