High Plains’ Senior Dakota Gress Earns Third Place Medal at Winnebago Wrestling Invite

By Ken Kush on Wednesday, January 7, 2026
  • High Plains senior Dakota Gress has been the face of the Storm girls wrestling program the past four years and is looking for a third consecutive trip to the Nebraska Girls State Championships this coming February. Gress took third-place at the loaded Winnebago Invite this past Friday. PCN file photo by Ken Kush.
    High Plains senior Dakota Gress has been the face of the Storm girls wrestling program the past four years and is looking for a third consecutive trip to the Nebraska Girls State Championships this coming February. Gress took third-place at the loaded Winnebago Invite this past Friday. PCN file photo by Ken Kush.
  • Bailey Gress of High Plains and her sister Dakota have been the only two wrestlers on the team fore the past three seasons. Bailey came up short of medaling at Winnebago, as she is 11-9 heading to the Norm Manstedt Invite. PCN file photo by Ken Kush
    Bailey Gress of High Plains and her sister Dakota have been the only two wrestlers on the team fore the past three seasons. Bailey came up short of medaling at Winnebago, as she is 11-9 heading to the Norm Manstedt Invite. PCN file photo by Ken Kush
    WINNEBAGO- The Lexington Minutemaids and the Millard South Patriots battled for the top spot at the Winnebago Lady Invite on Saturday, with Lexington, by virtue of their win at 235 pounds edging Millard South 169.5 to 166.5 for the team title.Omaha Westside was 40 points off the pace scoring 126 for third, while Battle Creek (116) and Wayne (106) rounded out the top five in the 38-team f...

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