Chesapeake wrestling coach Randy Curtin respects South River too much to ever look away. He studies the Seahawks constantly — scanning lineups, hunting for even the smallest edge. The Cougars beat South River in January. Curtin assumed that they’d meet again with more at stake. Four weeks later, his prediction came true: a rematch for the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association 3A state dual championship and a chance to repeat. He admitted afterward that he wouldn’t have minded if someone else knocked South River out first. Instead, Chesapeake did it again. The Cougars rolled past the Seahawks, 46-25, on Saturday at North Point to secure back-to-back state dual titles. “This...
