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ScoringLive staffDecember 28, 2013, 8:36pm
The Campbell boys and Pearl City girls bested the competition to win the Moanalua Holiday Wrestling Dual Meet Tournament Saturday.
The two-day tournament featured 18 boys teams, including squads from Washington, Guam and American Samoa, and 13 girls teams.
In the boys' final, Campbell defeated Punahou 46-20. The Sabers defeated Radford 49-24 in a quarterfinal bout and edged Pearl City 35-33 in a tight semifinal. The Chargers claimed third, Kapolei fourth, Kamehameha fifth and Radford sixth.
Pearl City won the girls' final by virtue of a 45-30 win over Punahou. Kamehameha was third, a combined team of Campbell, Aiea and Lanai finished fourth, Leilehua fifth and Kapolei sixth.
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