The Fruitport wrestling team had a good outing on Saturday at the Greater Muskegon Athletic Association City Tournament, finishing in third place in the team standings with five individual medalists.

The Trojans finished with 109.2 team points in the 12-team tournament. Champion Whitehall had 250 points while runner-up Reeths-Puffer had 142.

The top Trojans in the tournament were Kyle Holt (126 pounds), Cooper Lengkeek (150) and Zach Aardema (113 pounds), All three advanced to the championship round of their weight classes and finished second.

Holt had a bye in the quarterfinal round, then defeated Muskegon Catholic’s Neal Szymanski with a first-round pin in the semifinals. He fell to Whitehall’s Nolan Taranko in the finals. He finished with a 1-1 record on the day.

Lengkeek pinned Muskegon’s Joshua Coleman in the quarterfinals and Montague’s Fletcher Thommen in the semifinals before falling to Whitehall’s Darnell Mack in the finals. He finished with a 2-1 record.

Aardema had a bye in the quarterfinals, then defeated Whitehall’s Kolten Weiler 6-1 in the semifinals. He lost a 3-2 nail-biter to Mona Shores’ Mario Curiel in the finals. He finished with a 1-1 record.

Fruitport’s Blair Zimmer (144) and Luke Westerlund (215) both finished third in their weight classes and won medals.

“I’m proud of the way we competed as a team,” said Fruitport head coach Chad Johnson. “This young team is continuing to grow and get better every day. Aardema, Holt and Lengkeek wrestled tough today. Being able to crack the city finals is a huge accomplishment and a great representation of Fruitport.

“Zimmer and Westerlund had a great day as well, being able to win their consolation finals matches to place third.  Also, some guys competed hard today who were not able to get on the podium but were still able to contribute by getting quite a few wins and pins, which was ultimately the reason we were able to take third as a team.

“Good momentum heading into the tail end of our season.”