Prior to the tournament, the composite record for team points was 339 by Brother Martin, and with Trevor Schermer’s pin of North Vermillion’s Colin Laird in the 152-pound championship, they eclipsed that mark by half a point.

And, it doesn’t appear the Panthers will be slowing down any time soon, but may take some time to revel in the tradition that seems almost unbreakable.

“We knew from the end of last season that this would be a special year,” Brusly Coach Jimmy Bible said. “We had a lot of kids coming back and we had some eighth graders coming up that were going to help us out. I didn’t realize we were going to be this good. The goals we set were there to challenge everyone, and that’s a reason why we go to competition outside the state to wrestle tough competition and keep the guys focused, and get them ready for state.”...