WORCESTER — It was about efficiency for Matty Shumaker Wednesday night “Get on the mat, get off the mat, don’t mess around, don’t get injured,” the Methacton wrestling junior said. “Go get the job done.” He did just that, needing only 36 seconds to pin Wissahickon’s Michael Choi in their match at 160 pounds. “I got out there aggressively, found it, threw him over,” Shumaker said. “Knew it was pretty much done from there.” Shumaker’s fall gave the host Warriors a lead they never relinquished in the pin-heavy non-league dual meet. Twelve of the 13 matches ended by fall including […]
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