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Barrington’s win speaks volumes

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Barrington's Coord Wiseman wins the 145-pound final match against Prospect's Brian Maigler at the Mid-Suburban League championships at Fremd on Saturday.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

Hersey's Hunter Rollins has his hand raised after pinning Schaumburg's Sadarriss Paterson to win the 160-pound final in the Mid-Suburban League championships at Fremd on Saturday.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

Hersey's Matt Korff wins the 170-pound final match against Prospect's Joe Zalewski at the Mid-Suburban League championships at Fremd on Saturday.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

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Barrington's Coord Wiseman, right, wins the 145-pound final match against Prospect's Brian Maigler at the Mid-Suburban League championships at Fremd on Saturday.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

Barrington's Ben Calamari wins the 285-pound final match against Prospect's Shola George at the Mid-Suburban League championships at Fremd on Saturday.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

Hersey's Hunter Rollins pins Schaumburg's Sadarriss Paterson to win the 160-pound final in the Mid-Suburban League championships at Fremd on Saturday.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

Prospect's Frank Walter wins the 220-pound final match against Elk Grove's Dan Egan in the Mid-Suburban League championships at Fremd on Saturday.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

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It didn't take long for Barrington to dial in — and then turn it up — late in the morning Saturday. That's when the Broncos buckled up their red and black seatbelts and went on a wonderful ride through the second round of the Mid-Suburban League wrestling tournament. They finished up ahead of challengers Conant and Schaumburg at Fremd to win a third straight conference title. The Broncos, who began the day 4 points behind Conant, opened up a 31-point advantage heading into the medal round. Barrington ended up with 11 wrestlers on the podium, including five in the top spot as the Broncos finished 64.5 points better than Conant. The Cougars edged rival Schaumburg 180.50-180 to claim second place.