STATE HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING TOURNAMENTS: Trojans romp to repeat

POCATELLO — Different crew.

Same result.

Post Falls is the state 5A champion. And it wasn’t even close.

Senior Alius De La Rosa beat James Fisher of Centennial 6-0 at 145 pounds to win his fourth state title, adding to his state titles at 98, 113 and 132 his first three years.

He’s the first four-time state champion in school history.

“It was amazing to have him pull it off,” seventh-year Post Falls coach Pete Reardon said. “Those two had gone 1-on-1 all year and he (De La Rosa) beat him in a dual and lost to Fisher in OT in the Hall of Fame dual. It wasn’t a sure thing, but Alius needed to get it done. There was a lot of butterflies in my stomach, but Alius was calm and went out and did it. He’s a gamer.”

Freshman Ridge Lovett (98 pounds), Matt McLeod (120) and Tyler Wolf (138) also won titles for Post Falls, which repeated as champions with 250 team points.

It’s still really special,” Reardon said. “It’s a lot different than last year because it’s a different crew that did it. It really doesn’t feel like a carryover from last year. These guys went out and earned it on their own.”

In 4A, Lakeland had two state champions, and finished second overall. Sophomore Larry Johnson won at 126 pounds for his second state title in two years — he won at 113 last year. And junior Jared Walker won at 170.

Sandpoint also boasted a pair of state champions. Junior Casey Randles won at 182 for his second straight state title, after winning at 170 last year. And Bulldog Tyler Presser won his first state title, at 160.

The welcome home motorcade for the Post Falls wrestling team is scheduled to start at Kootenai Fire and Rescue on Seltice around 4:30, athletic director Craig Christensen said. The motorcade will end at the high school with a pep rally.

5A

“I felt prepared for him,” said De La Rosa of facing Fisher again. “It was a great thing to get back at him one more time.”

De La Rosa finished 39-1.

“It’s a great feeling,” De La Rosa said. “Winning the team title is definitely up there too. These guys worked really hard for this title. It’s really hard to beat.”

Due to a disqualification of his semifinal opponent on Friday, Wolf, a senior, had the unique opportunity to sit and watch his teammates fight through the semifinals and consolation rounds, only having to wrestle in the finals, where he won 2-0 over Kade Grigsby of Columbia.

“He warmed up like usual with his teammates at the start of the day,” Reardon said of Wolf. “After the placing matches, Seth McLeod went and wrestled a full match with him to simulate him having another match. That way, he felt good and had a really, really good warmup rather than sitting all day.”

“It was kind of weird not wrestling this morning, and kind of sucked,” said Wolf, who finished 38-3. “I just warmed up and wrestled a great match. It feels great to be a two-time champ, but if I had to pick, being the team champ my final two years was better. We’ve worked so hard as a team and we deserve this.”

Lovett, a freshman, finished the season 40-0.

“He was awesome all weekend,” Reardon said. “He’s a gamer and a big match kid. We’ve got a lot of faith in him with all of the experience in folkstyle and greco roman that he has. You don’t feel the anticipation that you do with other kids his age. It was nice to have him get us out to a nice start.”

Lovett pinned Derek Ramos of Hillcrest in 5:21, his fourth win by pin of the tournament.

“Everything was working well for me,” Lovett said. “I wasn’t giving up shots and was really pushing my pace all weekend. I was down here last year to watch, and just being a part of this is amazing.

McLeod, a sophomore, won his first title at 120 with a 3-1 decision over Dekker Anderson of Highland.

“It was awesome to see him get it done,” Reardon said. “He lost a tough one last year and was having a tough go at the start of the season. He didn’t place at Tri-State and lost at Centennial and he said to himself he was tired of losing. Since then, he’s grown in techinques and strides. It’s neat to see a kid like that pull it off.”

“I just went out and wanted to win and win that match,” McLeod (31-9) said of the finals. “I just got to my shots and did the best I could to wrestle smart and was able to get up by a little bit.”

Other Post Falls placers include: Jordan Grimm (second at 106), Mathias De La Rosa (second at 113), Braydon Huber (second at 126), Jason Burchell (third at 132), Queong Rahman-Smith (fourth at 152), Brad Noesen (fourth at 195), Alessio Lemmon (fifth at 106) and Wyatt Shelly (sixth at 132).

Coeur d’Alene had six placers — Dylan Lockwood (fourth at 138), Vince Rey (fourth at 182), Kaleb Maciosek (fifth at 113), Alex Marshall (fifth at 220), Jacob Krous (sixth at 106) and Mario Peregrina (sixth at 145) — to finish eighth.

“They’ve came a long way this season,” Coeur d’Alene coach Jeff Moffat said. “Our guys didn’t wrestle bad, but we didn’t have any breaks go our way today. We lost six straight one-point matches, and it kind of snowballed from that. It wasn’t because we were wrestling bad, just didn’t have things go our way.”

Lake City’s Andrew Olvera was sixth at 170.

“Andrew did everything we asked of in the tournament, eighth-year Lake City coach Corey Owen said. “There was some drama in his match, but it was fun to watch.”

4A

Walker, third at 170 last year, made a vow after losing to Jared Bird of 5A Bonneville in the finals at the Rollie Lane Invitational in Nampa in January.

“After I calmed down, I promised myself I wasn’t going to lose the rest of the season,” Walker said. “And it was a pretty cool feeling to achieve.”

Walker made it to the finals on the strength of three pins, then beat Jared Sargent of Blackfoot 5-2 in the finals. What made the win extra sweet was one of his coaches for the finals was his dad, Marty, who had coached him for years growing up.

“As soon as the buzzer went off, I ran and gave him a hug,” said Walker, who finished 41-3. “That was probably the coolest moment of my life.”

“He really turned it on after the Rollie Lane,” Lakeland coach Rob Edelblute said. “He was very motivated.”

Johnson was more businesslike in his approach to winning a state title the year, after the emotion of winning his first last year.

He pinned his first three opponents at state en route to the finals, where he handed Kade Smith of Pocatello his first loss of the season. Smith had beaten Johnson in the Hall of Fame Dual earlier this month at Meridian.

“I was beating him and got caught,” said Johnson, who finished 44-3. “I was winning and he caught me in a five-point move. This time I just wrestled smarter, got my points first and stayed ahead and wrestled tough.”

“He deserved winning that title,” Edelblute said. “All the hours before and after practice, and it pretty much came down to dominating the state tournament. He was never in trouble. He really stepped up as a team leader this year.”

Lakeland had three state runners-up in Sam Edelblute (98), William Edelblute (106) and Brian Edelblute (120) — all nephews of the Hawks’ coach.

“In our coaches’ minds, the most inspirational wrestler of the tournament was Brian Edelblute,” Rob Edelblute said. “He was not even seeded, he beat the No. 2 seed and the No. 3 seed to get in the finals, and led in the finals before losing a heartbreaker. But without his points, we might not have taken second.”

Caldwell won going away with 289 points. Lakeland was second with 184.5, and Pocatello was third with 166.5.

“We knew Caldwell was coming back loaded,” Edelblute said of the defending champs. “We turned it on Friday morning, and we ended up creeping up on Minico and Pocatello to take second.”

Other Lakeland placers: Chandler Axtell (fourth at 98) and Tyler Siegford (fourth at 132).

In last year’s state finals, Presser was leading in his match when, on a move, he suffered a broken collarbone. He tried to finish the match, but ended up getting pinned.

He went to the hospital for pain medication, which only made the long bus ride home from Pocatello only slightly less painful.

“He was determined to make up for it this year,” Sandpoint coach Mike Randles said.

Presser defeated Irving Capuchino of Caldwell 4-3 in the finals this year.

“It (the injury) was really motivating (this year), because I knew I was capable of,” Presser said. “Last year, my confidence going into the finals was super high, and this year it was even higher.

Presser, who hopes to wrestle in college, finished 25-10.

“He’s just so explosive,” Randles said. “He’s so athletic, and he uses it well. He’s been really driven, and it paid off for him.”

Casey Randles, who won at 170 last year, pinned Zachary Borrayo of Jerome at the end of the first period in the finals at 182.

“I’ve always wanted to win more than one state title, and I accomplished that this year,” Randles said. “Last year coming into the tournament I wasn’t very confident, and came out very slow. This year I came out more confident.”

‘He’s so much more mentally mature this year,” said Mike Randles, his dad and coach. “So if something goes wrong he doesn’t get rattled, he just finds the gear he’s looking for. In the finals he got reversed, and he just shrugged it off and took him down and pinned him.”

Casey Randles, who finished 36-0, agreed.

“I got a little rattled in the first period in the finals, but I took a couple of deep breaths and came back and pinned the kid,” he said.

Sandpoint just missed a trophy, finishing fifth with 134.5 points. Minico was fourth with 155.

Other Sandpoint placers: Jacob Williams (fourth at 285), Tanner Kohal (fifth at 145), Mahonri Hunsaker (fifth at 152), Elijah Guthrie (fifth at 160) and Owen Stebbins (sixth at 170).

3A: Kellogg finished eighth with six placers: Tanner Figueroa (fourth at 132), Dylan Huber (fourth at 152), Robby Smith (fourth at 160), Jesse Campbell (sixth at 113), Jaden Ballad (sixth at 138) and Tucker Day (sixth at 170).

Timberlake’s Caleb Munson (fourth at 170) and Ryder Mervin (fourth at 285) also placed.

Gregory Fitzmorris was second at 182 and Brandon Downs (fifth at 98) for Priest River, which finished 10th.

Caleb Gering was runner-up at 195 for Bonners Ferry.

2A: St. Maries senior Hayden Humphrey finished third at 132 for the Lumberjacks.

5A

TEAM SCORES — 1, Post Falls 255. 2, Columbia 173. 3, Meridian 166. 4, Centennial 166. 5, Bonneville 157.5. 6, Highland 150.5. 7, Nampa 105.5. 8, Coeur d’Alene 103.5. 9, Borah 96. 10, Rocky Mountain 84.5. 11, Idaho Falls 65. 12, Mountain View 51. 13, Vallivue 49.5. 14 (tie), Capital, Hillcrest 46. 16, Boise 43. 17, Lewiston 33. 18, Eagle 29. 19, Skyline 21. 20, Lake City 18. 21, Timberline 14. 22, Madison 9.5.

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES

98 — Ridge Lovett, Post Falls, p. Derek Ramos, Hillcrest, 5:21.

106 — Darrick Stacey, Bonneville, d. Jordan Grimm, Post Falls, 3-0.

113 — Ryan Wilson, Centennial, d. Mathias De La Rosa, Post Falls, 3-1.

120 — Matt McLeod, Post Falls, d. Dekker Anderson, Highland, 3-1.

126 — Jacob Garrison, Meridian, d. Braydon Huber, Post Falls, 6-1.

132 — Konnor Cordingley, Highland, d. Shea Randall, Borah, 7-0.

138 — Tyler Wolf, Post Falls, d. Kade Grigsby, Columbia, 2-0.

145 — Alius De La Rosa, Post Falls, d. James Fisher, Centennial, 6-0.

152 — Donivan Banks, Bonneville, d. David Jenkins-Griffin, Meridian, 4-3.

160 — Jaron Chavez, Centennial, md. Tyler Cobb, Nampa, 12-2.

170 — Jared Bird, Bonneville, d. Nate Clements, Columbia, 3-2.

182 — Tucker Leavitt, Highland, p. Terrell Payne, Idaho Falls, 4:57.

195 — James Humphrey, d. Harrison McLenna, Rocky Mountain, 6-2.

220 — Scott McDonald, Columbia, d. Wyatt Silvis, Nampa, 8-3.

285 — Brandon Kipper, Columbia, d. John Ojukwu, Boise, by injury default.

THIRD-FOURTH PLACE

98 — Cade Krishnek, Capital, p. Trevor Ball, Meridian, 3:37.

106 — Miguel Mares, Meridian, d. Antony Mello, Mountain View, 5-2.

113 — Kade Lincoln, Skyline, d. Simeon Howie, Meridian, 4-3.

120 — Peter Huntsman, Borah, d. Michael Behrens, Mountain View, 5-2.

126 — Ty Hendren, Lewiston, p. Scott Danner, Nampa, 1:50.

132 — Rafeal Arce, Vallivue, d. Jason Burchell, Post Falls, 5-1.

138 — Brody Hardy, Idaho Falls, d. Dylan Lockwood, Coeur d’Alene, 6-5.

145 — Brittan Bell, Highland, d. Nate Cooper, Rocky Mountain, 4-3.

152 — Elijah Dittenber, Nampa, d. Queong Rahman-Smith, Post Falls, 7-2.

160 — Austin Ford, Bonneville, d. Aaron Esplin, Highland, 3-1.

170 — Mason Smith, Meridian, d. Alex Ojukwu, Boise, 8-4.

182 — Wellington Stephan, Centennial, p. Vince Rey, Coeur d’Alene, 2:15.

195 — Jaymin Anderson, Idaho Falls, d. Brad Noesen, Post Falls, 3-2.

220 — Christen Jaragin, Bonneville, p. Benjamin Thomsen, Borah, 1:36.

285 — Daniel Rodriguez, Columbia, d. Colton Smilie, Meridian, 3-2.

FIFTH-SIXTH PLACE

98 — Derik Madden, Eagle, d. Hans Blanchard, Bonneville, 5-4.

106 — Alessio Lemmon, Post Falls, d. Jacob Krous, Coeur d’Alene, 6-2.

113 — Kaleb Maciosek, Coeur d’Alene, d. Ashton Manderscheid, Eagle, 4-3.

120 — Shandon Allen, Centennial, d. Dylan Morgan, Columbia, 5-1.

126 — Kekana Fouret, Columbia, d. Brady Hine, Rocky Mountain, 4-2.

132 — Chris Velasco, Columbia, d. Wyatt Shelly, Post Falls, 6-2.

138 — Jun Flugel, Nampa, d. Max Miller, Rocky Mountain, by disqualification.

145 — Tyson Ward, Bonneville, md. Mario Peregrina, Coeur d’Alene, 12-3.

152 — Tanner Cordingley, Highland, tf. Jesse Smith, Meridian, 16-1.

160 — Hayes Neukom, Meridian, p. Kaleb Kenney, Idaho Falls, 2:26.

170 — Maxwell Martrell, Mountain View, d. Andrew Olvera, Lake City, 4-3.

182 — Gavyn Roedel, Hillcrest, p. Liam Vandegrift, Borah, :43.

195 — Alexx Herrera, Vallivue, d. Sawyer Shan, Rocky Mountain, 6-2.

220 — Alex Marshall, Coeur d’Alene, p. Manasee Mullner, Timberline, 4:46.

285 — Payton Dye, Capital, p. Patrick Arguello, Vallivue, 3:57.

Championship bracket

Semifinals

(Local results only)

98 — Ridge Lovett, Post Falls, p. Trevor Ball, Meridian, 2:38. 106 — Jordan Grimm, Post Falls, d. Miguel Mares, Meridian, 7-0; Antony Mello, Mountain View, p. Jacob Krous, Coeur d’Alene, 1:50. 113 — Mathias De La Rosa, Post Falls, d. Kaleb Maciosek, Coeur d’Alene, 3-1. 120 — Matt McLeod, Post Falls, d. Michael Behrens, Mountain View, 5-1. 126 — Braydon Huber, Post Falls, d. Scott Danner, Nampa, 4-3. 132 — Kade Grigsby, Columbia, d. Dylan Lockwood, 3-2. 138 — Tyler Wolf, Post Falls, d. Max Miller, Rocky Mountain, by disqualification. 145 — Alius De La Rosa, Post Falls, d. Brittan Bell, Highland, 5-0. 152 — Donivan Banks, Bonneville, d. Queong Rahman-Smith, Post Falls, 4-3. 182 — Terrell Payne, Idaho Falls, md. Vince Rey, Coeur d’Alene, 10-1.

Consolation bracket

Semifinals

106 — Miguel Mares, Meridian, d. Alessio Lemmon, Post Falls, 6-0. 113 — Simeon Howie, Meridian, p. Kaleb Maciosek, Coeur d’Alene, 2:47. 132 — Jason Burchell, Post Falls, d. Wyatt Shelly, Post Falls, 6-0; Dylan Lockwood, Coeur d’Alene, d. Jun Flugel, Nampa, 3-1. 145 — Brittan Bell, Highland, d. Mario Peregina, Coeur d’Alene, 6-4. 152 — Queong Rahman-Smith, Post Falls, d. Jesse Smith, Meridian, 10-3. 170 — Mason Smith, Meridian, d. Andrew Olvera, Lake City, 9-6. 182 — Vnce Rey, Coeur d’Alene, p. Liam Vandergrift, Borah, 2:27. 195 — Brad Noesen, Post Falls, p. Sawyer Shan, Rocky Mountain, 1:00. 220 — Benjamin Thomsen, Borah, p. Alex Marshall, Coeur d’Alene, :39.

4A

TEAM SCORES — 1, Caldwell 289. 2, Lakeland 184.5. 3, Pocatello 166.5. 4, Minico 155. 5, Sandpoint 134.5. 6, Blackfoot 128. 7, Mountain Home 116.5. 8, Canyon Ridge 115. 9, Kuna 108. 10, Middleton 89.5. 11, Jerome 79. 12, Twin Falls 74. 13, Skyview 70. 14 (tie), Burley, Moscow 28. 16, Bishop Kelly 26. 17, Wood River 24. 18, Preston 20. 19, Century 14. 20, Rigby 12.

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES

98 — Joshua Gallup, Skyview, d. Sam Edelblute, Lakeland, 1-0.

106 — Kreede Peterson, Kuna, d. William Edelblute, Lakeland, 10-4.

113 — Eddie Daniel, Minico, d. Pierce Mederios, Mountain Home, 6-4.

120 — Ismael Cerros, Caldwell, d. Brian Edelblute, Lakeland, 6-5.

126 — Larry Johnson, Lakeland, d. Kade Smith, Pocatello 6-3.

132 — Lane Hunt, Blackfoot, p. Brandon Gonzalez, Caldwell, :55.

138 — Brian Borden, Minico, d. Cyrus Salcedo, Caldwell, 4-3.

145 — Ezekial Willamson, Jerome, d. Koy Meredith, Minico, 3-2.

152 — Dusty Jones, Kuna, p. Tyler Lucarelli, Middleton, 1:12.

160 — Tyler Presser, Sandpoint, d. Irving Capuchino, Caldwell, 4-3.

170 — Jared Walker, Lakeland, d. Jared Sargent, Blackfoot, 5-2.

182 — Casey Randles, Sandpoint, p. Zachary Borrayo, Jerome, 2:00.

195 — Levi Perry, Kuna, d. Dallin Hatch, Twin Falls, 10-4.

220 — Taylor Ogaard, Mountain Home, d. Austin Hobbs, Burley, 3-1.

285 — Michael Easterling, Canyon Ridge, d. Drew Sowards, Caldwell, 5-2.

THIRD-FOURTH PLACE

98 — Oscar Gonzalez, Caldwell, d. Chandler Axtell, Lakeland, 5-0.

106 — Adam Mickelson, Twin Falls, d. Zac Allred, Minico, 2-0.

113 — Dante Carreno, Caldwell, d. Braeden Dickinson, Canyon Ridge, 2-1.

120 — Caleb Armstrong, Pocatello, d. Luciano Delgado, Caldwell, 3-2.

126 — Ralphie Rodriguez, Bishop Kelly, d. Caden Armstrong, Pocatello, 3-1.

132 — Luke Kirby, Pocatello, d. Tyler Siegford, Lakeland, 5-1.

138 — Jess Nielsen, Pocatello, d. Chresten Armstrong, Pocatello, by forfeit.

145 — Adrian Adame, Caldwell, d. Larimie Asher, Middleton, 6-2.

152 — James Anderson, Minico, md. Tanner Tinsley, Pocatello, 12-4.

160 — Mitch Beltia, Middleton, p. Cohlton Loftis, Kuna, 2:45.

170 — Chase Mayo, Canyon Ridge, d. Boe Boston, Minico, 5-4.

182 — Nathan Sargent, Blackfoot, d. Brennan Lucarelli, Middleton, 7-0.

195 — Owen Rockwood, Skyview, d. Talon Hasket, Pocatello, 7-0.

220 — Triden Mitchell, Caldwell, d. Pedro Galvan, Skyview, 3-1.

285 — Jose Ortiz, Mountain Home, p. Jacob Williams, Sandpoint, 4:25.

FIFTH-SIXTH PLACE

98 — Gavin Hazell, Mountain Home, p. Jorsh Ronquillo, Pocatello, 5:00.

106 — Colby Castle, Wood River, p. Pearce Riendeau, Moscow, 1:51.

113 — Emmaunuel Cerros, Caldwell, d. Cole Trautner, Blackfoot, 6-2.

120 — Kanoa Doronio, Mountain Home, d. Britton Needham, Moscow, 7-0.

126 — Christian Hudson, Caldwell, p. Ryan Anderson, Wood River, 1:50.

132 — Hunter Roubidoux, Pocatello, d. Luis Vargas, Caldwell, 8-6.

138 — Trevan Bassett, Blackfoot, md. Keenan Palmer, Canyon Ridge, 16-7.

145 — Tanner Kohal, Sandpoint, d. Kyle McClure, Canyon Ridge, 12-5.

152 — Mahonri Hunsaker, Sandpoint, d. Jose Ramos, Blackfoot, 6-5.

160 — Elijah Guthrie, Sandpoint, md. Tevin Slo, Caldwell, 10-1.

170 — Samuel Seamons, Preston, d. Owen Stebbins, Sandpoint, 5-3.

182 — Matthew Rohrdanz, Caldwell, d. Jeremiah Ditton, Century, 8-2.

195 — Tony Kissinger, Jerome, p. Jake Stewart, Blackfoot, :41.

220 — Skylar Baecht, Canyon Ridge, d. Logan Lamb, Blackfoot, by forfeit.

285 — Lucio Carrillo, Jerome, p. Jonathon Kaiser, Mountain Home, 3:41.

Championship bracket

Semifinals

(Local results only)

98 — Sam Edelblute, Lakeland, d. Chandler Axtell, Lakeland, 6-0. 106 — William Edelblute, Lakeland, p. Zac Allred, Minico, 2:43. 120 — Brian Edelblute, Lakeland, d. Britton Needham, Moscow, 10-8. 126 — Larry Johnson, Lakeland, p. Ryan Anderson, Wood River, 3:01. 160 — Tyler Presser, Sandpoint, md. Cohlton Loftis, Kuna, 9-0. 170 — Jared Walker, Lakeland, p. Chase Mayo, Canyon Ridge, 1:10. 182 — Casey Randles, Sandpoint, tf. Nathan Sargent, Blackfoot, 23-6. 285 — Drew Sowards, Caldwell, p. Jacob Williams, Sandpoint, 2:00.

Consolation bracket

Semifinals

98 — Chandler Axtell, Lakeland, d. Gavin Hazell, Mountain Home, 7-1. 132 — Tyler Siegford, Lakeland, d. Hunter Roubidoux, Pocatello, 5-1. 145 — Adrian Adame, Caldwell, d. Tanner Kohal, Sandpoint, by injury default. 152 — Tanner Tinsley, Pocatello, d. Mahonri Hunsaker, Sandpoint, 5-0. 160 — Cohlton Loftis, Kuna, p. Elijah Guthrie, Sandpoint, 2:31. 170 — Chase Mayo, Canyon Ridge, d. Owen Stebbins, Sandpoint, 4-2. 285 — Jacob Williams, Sandpoint, d. Jonathon Kaiser, Mountain Home, 7-4.

3A

TEAM SCORES — 1, Snake River 232. 2 (tie), Fruitland, Weiser 203. 4, Sugar-Salem 202. 5, Teton 179.5. 6, Shelley 134. 7, American Falls 124. 8, Kellogg 92. 9, South Fremont 69. 10, Priest River 68. 11, Timberlake 58. 12, Homedale 53.5. 13, Bonners Ferry 51. 14, Gooding 45. 15, Emmett 43. 16, Buhl 42.5. 17, Kimberly 42. 18, Marsh Valley 39.5. 19, Parma 31. 20, Filer 23. 21, Payette 20.

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES

98 — Destin Summers, Snake River, p. Easton Banta, South Fremont, 5:24.

106 — Caleb Norman, Sugar-Salem, p. Garrett Hinkley, Weiser, 4:44.

113 — Alex Poole, Marsh Valley, d. Tanner Klingler, Teton, 3-1.

120 — John Van Der Lieth, Snake River, d. Denton Moulton, Teton, 8-3.

126 — Boone Giulio, American Falls, d. Monte Zufelt, Emmett, 3-2.

132 — Caleb Call, Shelley, d. Zac Hallett, Kimberly, 4-3.

138 — Sammy Eckhart, Fruitland, p. Colby Ingram, Sugar-Salem, 1:15.

145 — Nash Johnson, Homedale, d. Luis Cervantez, American Falls, 5-1.

152 — Kristian Claudio, Wesier, d. Zack Jensen, Sugar-Salem, 6-4.

160 — Wyatt Vogler, Snake River, d. Austin Betzer, Shelley, 7-2.

170 — Jonathan Fagen, Fruitland, md. Conner Andrews, Sugar-Salem, 11-1.

182 — Tate Grover, American Falls, d. Gregory Fitzmorris, Priest River, 4-2.

195 — Payson Anderson, Snake River, d. Caleb Gering, Bonners Ferry, 3:57.

220 — Braden Phillips, Fruitland, md. Alan Moulton, Teton, 14-6.

285 — Porter Thomas, Snake River, d. Jake McGinnis, Gooding, 3-2.

THIRD-FOURTH PLACE

98 — Hunter Hill, Teton, d. Logan Tingey, Sugar-Salem, 7-5.

106 — Sway Cook, Snake River, p. Tyler Beazer, Bonners Ferry, 4:04.

113 — Trenton Hackworth, South Fremont, d. Jose Aguirre, Snake River, 12-7.

120 — Cristian Delgadillo, Weiser, d. Dillinger Fausett, American Falls, 5-4.

126 — Braxton Balmforth, Shelley, p. Seth Price, Sugar-Salem, 3:33.

132 — Robert Diaz, Fruitland, d. Tanner Figueroa, Kellogg, 7-0.

138 — Colt Yeager, Weiser, d. David Perez, Weiser, 7-3.

145 — Shane Loughran, Weiser, d. Noah Jamison, Priest River, 9-6.

152 — Jesse Camacho, Parma, p. Dylan Huber, Kellogg, 2:34.

160 — John Collett, Homedale, d. Robby Smith, Kellogg, 5-1.

170 — Thomas Bates, Teton, p. Caleb Munson, Timberlake, 4:43.

182 — Mark Poehler, Buhl, d. Walker Lambert, Payette, 3-1.

195 — Jason Burton, Shelley, d. Davian Martinez, Snake River, 9-2.

220 — Coby Yates, Emmett, d. Matt Howell, Snake River, 7-0.

285 — Trent Ingram, Fruitland, p. Ryder Mervin, Timberlake, 4:08.

FIFTH-SIXTH PLACE

98 — Brandon Downs, Priest River, d. Dalton Arnzen, Fruitland, 9-6.

106 — Dylan Glider, Sugar-Salem, d. Alex Knight, Teton, 6-3.

113 — Christian Lamb, Shelley, md. Jesse Campbell, Kellogg, 13-0.

120 — Paul Pickering, Sugar-Salem, d. Konner Hiatt, South Fremont, 9-5.

126 — Jaciel Medina, Teton, md. Jeb Johnson, Weiser, 15-1.

132 — Corey Eckhart, Fruitland, p. Dawson Klingler, South Fremont, 4:07.

138 — Carson Schvaneveldt, Kimberly, d. Jadan Ballard, Kellogg, 4-3.

145 — Caleb Cureton, Sugar-Salem, d. Hector Carlos, Gooding, 5-3.

152 — Sean England, Snake River, d. Kaden Fager, Weiser, 5-3.

160 — Russell Murdock, Teton, p. Ceaton Howell, Snake River, 4:33.

170 — Zach Belnap, Sugar-Salem, p. Tucker Day, Kellogg, 3:39.

182 — Diego Pena, Shelley, p. River Hammett, Filer, 1:24.

195 — Fernando Martinez, American Falls, p. Michael Needham, Gooding, 4:14.

220 — Shad Foster, Shelley, d. Gustavo Molina, Weiser, 7-3.

285 — Ricky Sandoval, Weiser, d. Trey Ingram, Fruitland, 1-0.

Championship bracket

Semifinals

(Local results only)

132 — Zac Hallett, Kimberly, d. Tanner Figueroa, Kellogg, 10-7. 138 — Colby Ingram, Sugar-Salem, p. Jaden Ballard, Kellogg, 1:28. 152 — Cristian Claudio, Weiser, d. Dylan Huber, Kellogg, 5-4. 160 — Austin Betzer, Shelley, d. Robby Smith, Kellogg, 3-2. 170 — Conner Andrews, Sugar-Salem, d. Caleb Munson, Timberlake, 11-10. 182 — Gregory Fitzmorris, Priest River, d. Mark Poehler, Buhl, 9-4. 195 — Caleb Gering, Bonners Ferry, p. Jason Burton, Shelley, 3:15. 285 — Porter Thomas, Snake River, p. Ryder Mervin, Timberlake, 1:10.

Consolation bracket

Semifinals

98 — Logan Tigney, Sugar-Salem, p. Brandon Downs, PriestRiver, :40. 106 — Tyler Beazer, Bonners Ferry, d. Alex Knight, Teton, 8-6. 113 — Jose Aguirre, Snake River, md. Jesse Campbell, Kellogg, 8-0. 132 — Tanner Figueroa, Kellogg, d. Corey Eckhart, Fruitland, 5-4. 138 — David Perez, tf. Jaden Ballard, Kellogg, 16-0. 145 — Noah Jamison, Priest River, p. Caleb Cureton, Sugar-Salem, :56. 152 — Dylan Huber, Kellogg, p. Kaden Fager, Weiser, :55. 160 — Robby Smith, Kellogg, d. Russell Murdock, Teton, 6-0. 170 — Caleb Munson, Timberlake, d. Tucker Day, Kellogg, 3-0. 285 — Ryder Mervin, Timberlake, p. Trey Ingram, Fruitland, 1:30.

2A

TEAM SCORES — 1, Ririe 269. 2, Challis 173. 3, Malad 138.5. 4, Salmon 132. 5, New Plymouth 123.5. 6, Declo 99. 7, West Jefferson 91. 8, Clearwater Valley 84. 9, Orofino 78. 10, Melba 75. 11, Bear Lake 73. 12, North Fremont 71.5. 13, North Gem 64. 14, Oakley 60. 15, Firth 58. 16, Grangeville 49. 17 (tie), Soda Springs, Wendell 44. 19, Potlatch 43. 20 (tie), Grace, McCall-Donnelly, St. Maries 29. 23, Kamiah 28. 24, Marsing 27. 25, Valley 24. 26, Shoshone 14. 27, Logos 13. 28, Raft River 12. 29 (tie), Prairie, Troy 4. 31 (tie), Aberdeen, Wallace, West Side 3. 34 (tie), Cascade, Glenns Ferry 0.

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES

98 — Daniel Holmquist, Bear Lake, p. Jacob Pilgrim, North Fremont, 2:58.

106 — Joe Rice, New Plymouth, d. Dawson Barfuss, North Gem, 10-4.

113 — Levi Austin, New Plymouth, d. Kade Bruno, Challis, 5-4.

120 — Jake Kesl, Salmon, d. Rustin Rinderknecht, Ririe, 8-5.

126 — Reagan Thacker, Ririe, d. Dallin Ward, Malad, 4-2.

132 — Conner Burley, Salmon, p. Cory Anderson, Ririe, :44.

138 — Casey Burley, Salmon, p. Cody Svedin, Melba, 1:18.

145 — Colton Clemens, Firth, p. Call Nelson, Ririe, 3:52.

152 — Rhet Clark, North Fremont, d. Tyler Schwartz, Orofino, 5-0.

160 — Ronnie Kincaid, Declo, d. Ian Anderson, Kamiah, 4-2.

170 — Trager Abatti, Challis, d. Jordan Sharp, North Fremont, 5-2.

182 — Zach Anderson, Ririe, p. Layton Paul, Potlatch, 3:17.

195 — Zane Corrigan, Challis, d. Tucker Hess, Malad, 3-0.

220 — Shaydn Wassmuth, Grangeville, p. Rhett Daniels, Malad, :16.

285 — Keiran Owens, Clearwater Valley, p. Collin Fogg, Ririe, 2:37.

THIRD-FOURTH PLACE

98 — Cameron Williams, Melba, p. Riggin Vadnals, West Jefferson, :34.

106 — Dallin Atkinson, Malad, d. Cahl Williams, Salmon, 4-1.

113 — Sam Mitton, Oakley, p. Nicholas Dizes, Challis, 4:35.

120 — Bracken Anderson, Grace, d. Deveon Rodriguez, New Plymouth, 13-6.

126 — Tyler Criddle, Ririe, p. Chance Williams, North Gem, 2:02.

132 — Hayden Humphrey, St. Maries, d. Taylor Ward, Bear Lake, 9-6.

138 — Patrick Anderosn, Ririe, md. Frankie Zumwalt, Grangeville, 11-2.

145 — Cole Wallen, Potlatch, md. Tyler Ker, Ririe, 12-0.

152 — Clay Elkington, Firth, p. Michael Stevenson, Ririe, :59.

160 — Pete Bradshaw, Challis, d. Trenton Thompson, North Gem, 9-7.

170 — Dallin Beus, New Plymouth, p. Tristan Jammerman, Orofino, 1:53.

182 — Tyler Matthews, Declo, p. Kaleb Burk, Valley, 1:39.

195 — Kolton Borresen, Ririe, p. Juan Cervantes, Melba, 3:36.

220 — Trae Dominguez, Clearwater Valley, p. Mason Hall, Marsing, 3:37.

285 — Caleb Breedlove, Orofino, p. Gabe Pancheri, West Jefferson, 4:40.

FIFTH-SIXTH PLACE

98 — Caden Crider, Declo, d. Kyle Sears, Wendell, 6-2.

106 — Ty Redick, Challis, d. Jayce Giampedraglia, Challis, 6-3.

113 — Brytton Moon, Ririe, p. Aurelio Morales, Orofino, 2:23.

120 — Chet Potter, Malad, p. Britton Bedke, Oakley, 1:26.

126 — Jake Svedin, Melba, d. McCoy Morton, Salmon, 7-4.

132 — Cooper Erickson, Challis, p. Calvin Korum, Valley, :26.

138 — Brody Smith, Oakley, d. Ty Eliason, West Jefferson, 5-2.

145 — Cade Horn, Shoshone, p. Michael McDowell, Bear Lake, :58.

152 — Carson Morrow, Clearwater Valley, p. Cal Willie, Malad, 3:26.

160 — Hanson Brudevolt, New Plymouth, d. Jakob Plummer, Challis, 5-0.

170 — Luke Gilbert, Raft River, d. Steven Fryar, Soda Springs, 4-3.

182 — Devin Adams, Soda Springs, p. Dylan Madsen, Firth, 1:29.

195 — Riley Mecham, West Jefferson, p. Ben Dooley, Logos, :19.

220 — Remington Sagers, Oakley, p. Hugo Ramos, Malad, 2:12.

285 — Kelton White, West Jefferson, p. Dawson Fisher, Clearwater Valley, 1:07.

Championship bracket

Semifinals

(Local results only)

132 — Cory Anderson, Ririe, d. Hayden Humphrey, St. Maries, 8-4.

Consolation bracket

Semifinals

132 — Hayden Humphrey, St. Maries, p. Cooper Erickson, Challis, :45.