Carihi hosted a wrestling tournament last weekend which attracted more than 200 wrestlers from all across the Island and the Lower Mainland. The event featured wrestlers from kindergarten all the way up to Grade 12. Pictured: Scott Assu (in blue)

Throwing their weight around

Carihi played host to a large wrestling tournament last weekend

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