Central Valley’s boys wrestling program remained unbeaten in dual action earlier this month.

The Hawks improved to 12-0 on the season after beating Linden, Summerville, Hughson and Escalon at the Mel Lindstrom Duals on Dec. 19 at Hughson High School.

Central Valley took home a second-place trophy.

Golden Valley, which also collected four wins, was awarded the team title based on tiebreak criteria.

“I’m happy with what I saw from everybody,” Hawks’ head coach Rob Beckhart said. “Hopefully, we can keep it going. We still have work to do.”

Central Valley cruised to a 75-6 win against Linden.

Charlie Couto won by pin (0:47) versus Richard Acata at 175 pounds.

Breighdon Swenson won by pin (0:51) versus Landin Winchester at 132 pounds.

Sunny Breshears won by pin (1:00) versus Aiden Valley at 165 pounds.

Jose Roman won by pin (1:25) versus Jackson Bottoms at 157 pounds.

Victor Altamirano won by pin (1:49) versus Fernando Gonzalez at 190 pounds.

Urijah Krigbaum won by pin (5:51) versus David Oldham at 144 pounds.

Emilio Castillo won by technical fall (15-0) versus Lucas Burton at 126 pounds.

Caleb Beckhart won by major decision (19-8) versus Leo Agbulos at 150 pounds.

Noe Lomeli (215s), Carlos Gonzalez (138s), Jayden Mattox (120s), Israel Garcia (113s) and Isaac Davalos (106s) all won by forfeit.

Central Valley posted a 65-18 victory over Summerville.

Mattox won by pin (0:14) versus Oliver Thomas at 120 pounds.

Enrique Zavala won by pin (0:15) versus Max Dwight at 215 pounds.

Lomeli won by pin (0:22) versus Dayton Carbajal at 285 pounds.

Breshears won by pin (0:26) versus Chris Clements at 165 pounds.

Couto won by pin (0:50) versus Darrell Goins at 175 pounds.

Garcia won by pin (1:45) versus Zander Dumas at 113 pounds.

Krigbaum won by pin (1:46) versus Christian Sims at 144 pounds.

Swenson won by pin (1:59) versus Angelo Toscoe at 132 pounds.

Castillo won by pin (2:26) versus Jeremiah Silvera at 126 pounds.

Davalos won by pin (5:00) versus Buster Bell at 106 pounds.

Victor Altamirano won by technical fall (17-2) versus Hunter Crabtree at 190 pounds.

Central Valley prevailed 42-33 while battling Hughson.

“We stuck to our game plan,” coach Beckhart said. “We won the matches we needed to win.”

Castillo won by pin (0:33) versus Fulton Stanhope at 120 pounds.

Garcia won by pin (1:12) versus Charles Golding at 113 pounds.

Sean Vernon won by pin (2:21) versus Gideon Benitez at 175 pounds.

Mattox won by pin (3:01) versus Nathaniel Katz at 126 pounds.

Davalos won by pin (3:59) versus Josiah Caulkins at 106 pounds.

Swenson won by decision (9-2) versus Patrick Hill at 132 pounds.

Breshears won by decision (5-3) versus Caleb Parshall at 165 pounds.

Lomeli won by medical default versus Bryce Caulkins at 285 pounds.

Central Valley edged Escalon by just five points, 42-37.

“The kids all had tough matches,” Rob Beckhart said. “They wrestled hard. Luckily, we scored more points than they did.”

Mattox won by pin (0:45) versus Jacob Morales at 126 pounds.

David Alvarado won by pin (3:54) versus Ezekiel Garcia at 215 pounds.

Beckhart won by pin (4:36) versus Preston Sizuela at 150 pounds.

Castillo won by pin (4:59) versus Johnny Van Dyke at 120 pounds.

Breshears (165s), Garcia (113s) and Davalos (106s) all won by forfeit.

Central Valley managed to win all four of its duals in Hughson despite competing shorthanded due to illness.

Newcomers Couto, Roman, Altamirano, Zavala and Sergio Sanchez all contributed.

“I didn’t have very high expectations going into it,” coach Beckhart said. “We didn’t have our strongest lineup. We used some kids that don’t wrestle varsity normally. They got the opportunity to step in and show what they could do. They performed well.”