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Apparently, three was the charm for the Bulldogs this season.

Mark down another win for Missouri.

Colin Pierce made his decision.

Pierce receives invite to senior all-star event

Cody Pierce has spent most of his high school wrestling career in the shadow of his older brother.

When that brother is Colin Pierce — one of only 19 four-time state champions in Missouri history — it’s understandable to see why. But the younger Pierce will finally have his time to shine.

Kearney wrestling fans have one final chance to order photos from the state tournament.

Four-time state wrestling champion Colin Pierce aims for NAIA championship

There’s not much Colin Pierce hasn’t accomplished during his wrestling career.

COLUMBIA — How’s this for a birthday present?

Dillon Brink closed out one the most memorable seasons in team history with the one and only way he deserved — an individual state wrestling championship. And the "Tractor," as he’s been dubbed by his friends and teammates, did it on one special day no less.

COLUMBIA — By the end of the weekend, the Bulldogs finally cracked a few smiles.

COLUMBIA — Tanner Minder stood on the podium. This was a view he had seen before.

COLUMBIA — Cody Pierce had serious doubts in his mind.

No one could blame him. In the second-round wrestlebacks, Pierce had taken down Ozark’s Dustin McClintock hard to the mat, and a tournament disqualification could have been within reason.