STATE HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS: Post Falls again — with an assist ... Trojans win third straight state 5A title, and fifth in six seasons; Coeur d’Alene fourth; Timberlake third in 3A

NAMPA — After the 220-pound championship match, Meridian’s Charley Hastriter thanked his cheering section, then turned and addressed his newly-found one on the other side of the mat.

That group, thanks to Hastriter, is the now three-time state 5A wrestling champion Post Falls Trojans.

After wins by senior A.J. De La Rosa at 145 pounds, then junior Ethan Miller at 152, Post Falls had to wait until Hastriter beat Highland’s Logan George for the Trojans to clinch the title at the Ford Idaho Center on Saturday.

“I’d had enough time through the day to know that it was going to be close,” Post Falls coach Pete Reardon said. “I just knew we had to keep fighting. I wasn’t nervous, but it was more like, ‘well, let’s see what happens.’”

Post Falls has won five of the last six titles dating back to 2015. The Trojans were runners-up in 2017.

“There’s great coaches all the way through the program,” said Reardon, in his 11th season as coach. “It’s more than just me. There’s so many great coaches all the way through to the club level. We’ve also got great parents, and it’s really humbling to be a part of.”

Post Falls will celebrate its champions with a parade starting at Kootenai Fire and Rescue on Seltice Way to the high school for an assembly starting at 3 p.m.

5A: For De La Rosa, it’s his third straight state. He was second as a freshman.

“This was the least nervewracking of all my titles,” De La Rosa said. “In our wrestling room, you’re not judged on winning a state title.”

Miller was third as a sophomore in 2019.

Miller beat Jett Miller of Centennial 10-0 for his first title.

“I knew I had to push the pace the entire time and not give him anything,” Miller said.

“Ethan’s the kind of kid that’s a super-hard worker,” Reardon said. “He hasn’t been wrestling forever, and there was a span where he didn’t wrestle and then started again in middle school. But his work ethic has bridged that gap. He’s a testamet to if you put in the work, good things are going to happen.”

Other Post Falls placers include: freshman Zack Campbell (sixth at 98), junior Roddy Romero (second at 106), junior Ryan Graves (third at 113), senior Braxton Mason (fourth at 120), junior Lane Reardon (second at 126), junior Isaac Jessen (second at 132), junior Isaiah Laguna (third at 195) and junior Tyler Cook (fourth at 220).

Coeur d’Alene junior Drew Roberts loves to compete.

In the 138-pound championship, Roberts took control early and didn’t let up, notching a 18-3 win over Tyson Clark of Madison for his second state title, and first since transferring from University High in Spokane.

“I just knew I had to go out and wrestle to the best of my ability,” said Roberts, the nephew of Coeur d’Alene coach Jeff Moffat. “I’ve been doing a lot of training on my takedowns and working on wrestling through the end of the match. I wanted to just keep wracking up the points.”

Roberts won as a freshman at Crescent Valley High in Corvallis, Ore., then was third for University as a sophomore in 2019.

“It’s awesome being there with my family,” Roberts said. “I love wrestling and competing. To have my uncles (Jeff and Coeur d’Alene assitant coach Kelly Moffat) in my corner just seals the deal.”

Coeur d’Alene sophomore Gunner Giulio overwhelmed Luke Chapman of Eagle 10-4 for the 160-pound title.

“I felt like I was more prepared than last year,” Giulio said. “I just went out and wrestled with the pride in my last name and did what I needed to do.”

“Both Drew and Gunner controlled their matches,” Moffat said. “They were both just impressive all weekend.”

Other Coeur d’Alene placers include: sophomore Christian Paniagua (second at 98), senior Dom Jessos (fifth at 120), senior Hunter Schueller (fifth at 132), sophomore Mason Keough (fifth at 138), junior Nolan Randles (fourth at 152), junior Filip Mjertan (sixth at 195), junior Jackson Kohal (third at 285) and senior Dylan Franks (sixth at 285).

“Our kids wrestled great,” said Jeff Moffat, who coached Coeur d’Alene to back-to-back titles in 2010 and 2011. “I’ve got no complaints about our effort because our guys wrestled their tails off. A lot of years, 188 points wins it, and we placed as many kids as Post Falls. I was really happy for Hunter, who practiced two days the week of districts and had to battle with a broken ankle. Dom, who is a two-time state runner-up, I think the injury bug finally caught up to him.”

Lake City senior Owen Hughes used his knowledge of Skyview’s Josiah Lara at just the right time on Saturday.

In last year’s state championship match. Then again earlier this season, Lara beat Hughes in the quarterfinals of the Tri-State Invitational 2-0.

In this year’s 5A 285-pound title match, Hughes remembered.

“We kind of figured out that he wanted to slow down the match,” Hughes said. “We just tried to push the pace, and with it being in the state finals, I didn’t want to lose again.”

Hughes didn’t, holding off Lara 2-1 for his first state title. Hughes was also sixth as a sophomore.

“It’s absolutely amazing,” Hughes said. “All of the sacrifice I’ve put in, it just feels amazing.”

“Owen wrestled the perfect match,” Lake City coach Corey Owen said. “Tactically, he was really good. It was a great way to end the tournament.”

While Lake City junior Matthew Whitcomb had been familiar with his opponent in the 182-pound finals — Lewiston’s Reuben Thill — from earlier matches in the finals of the North Idaho Rumble and Region 1 tournament, his confidence came long before the tournament even started.

“Knowing I was the No. 1 seed really boosted my confidence for this weekend,” said Whitcomb, who beat Thill 12-5 for his first state title. “I just had to stick to my gameplan, and if I did that, I knew everything would work out.”

Other Lake City placers include: senior Caden Hess (second at 113), junior Porter Howard (fourth at 160), freshman Zach Macdonald (fifth at 98), freshman Blaine Leonard (fifth at 106), senior Mahlon Clark (fifth at 195) and senior Connor Dremann (fifth at 220).

“Our kids wrestled awesome,” Owen said. “They competed right to our expectations and really wrestled their butts off.”

4A: Colton Boettcher capped his high school career with a state championship at 170 for the Lakeland Hawks, who brought home a trophy with a fourth-place finish.

Boettcher did not allow a point to be scored on him in his four victories, capped by a pin of Zuriel Angulo of Vallivue late in the first round.

“I just went out and wrestled, and afterward my dad (Rich) said, ‘I don’t think you got scored on,” said Boettcher, who placed fourth last year at state. “I did a lot of wrestling last spring and summer, and that upped my confidence level.”

“He dominated everybody he wrestled” at state,” Lakeland coach Rob Edelblute said.

Boettcher’s win also helped the Hawks bring home a trophy.

“I didn’t know at the time,” he said. “It just made it all the more sweeter.”

Boettcher, also a standout football player, says he wants to continue his athletic career in college — he just isn’t sure in which sport yet.

Alex Edelblute (126) and Ryan Quimby (160) each placed second for Lakeland. Rhonin Edwards (152) and Riley Siegford (138) each were third, and John White (182) was sixth.

Sandpoint’s lone placer was Tag Benefield, third at 220.

3A: Timberlake seniors Caleb Miller (160 pounds) and Joey Follini (182) claimed individual titles for the Tigers, who finished third in the 3A tournament.

Senior Isaiah Evans (132), senior Ethan Jerome (138) and sophomore James Billingsley finished third, senior Ray Knerr (220) fifth, and seniors Brayden Herbert (126), Josh Yanez (195) and sophomore Trevor Cady (sixth at 285).

Other area state champions include: Bonners Ferry junior Evan Barajas (126) and Kellogg senior Judson Hall (138).

2A: St. Maries junior Sam Martin was the top local finisher in the 2A tournament, finishing third.

St. Maries finished eighth with 96 points.

Other St. Maries placers include: junior Dylan Sotin (fourth at 113), sophomore Kyle Sibert (fourth at 195) and junior Delbert Lambson (fifth at 220).

Ririe won its sixth-straight 2A team title with 224 points.

5A

TEAM SCORES — 1, Post Falls 213. 2, Highland 209. 3, Meridian 196. 4, Coeur d’Alene 188.5. 5, Lake City 177. 6, Centennial 162. 7, Eagle 142.5. 8, Capital 104.5. 9, Thunder Ridge 89.5. 10, Rocky Mountain 89. 11, Lewiston 88. 12, Madison 62.5. 13, Mountain View 55. 14, Skyview 51. 15, Timberline (Boise) 47. 16, Boise 45.5. 17, Borah 29. 18, Rigby 27.

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES

98 — Joey Madden, Eagle, d. Christian Paniagua, Coeur d’Alene, 6-3.

106 — Tristan Bremer, Lewiston, d. Roddy Romero, Post Falls, 2-1.

113 — Tanner Frothinger, Eagle, d. Caden Hess, Lake City, 4-2.

126 — Thomas Miracle, Borah, d. Lane Reardon, Post Falls, 7-3.

132 — Breyden Morrill, Meridian, d. Isaac Jessen, Post Falls, 5-3.

138 — Drew Roberts, Coeur d’Alene, tf. Tyson Clark, Madison, 18-3.

145 — A.J. De La Rosa, Post Falls, md. Kael Cordingley, Highland, 10-2.

152 — Ethan Miller, Post Falls, md. Jett Nelson, Centennial, 10-0.

160 — Gunner Giulio, Coeur d’Alene, d. Luke Chapman, Eagle, 10-4.

170 — Kaleb Smith, Meridian, md. Seth Nutting, Lake City, 17-8.

182 — Matthew Whitcomb, Lake City, d. Reuben Thill, Lewiston, 12-5.

285 — Owen Hughes, Lake City, d. Josiah Lara, Skyview, 2-1.

THIRD-FOURTH PLACE

113 — Ryan Graves, Post Falls, d. Zachary Loretto, Rocky Mountain, 2-0.

120 — Mason Adamson, Eagle, d. Braxton Mason, Post Falls, 7-1.

152 — Tyson Jones, Eagle, d. Nolan Randles, Coeur d’Alene, 7-6.

160 — Isaiah Twait, Meridian, d. Porter Howard, Lake City, 5-2.

195 — Isaiah Laguna, Post Falls, p. Gable Watson, Centennial, 3:29.

220 — Cortland Horton, Eagle, p. Tyler Cook, Post Falls, 3:32.

285 — Jackson Kohal, Coeur d’Alene, d. Ian Allen, Highland, 3-1.

FIFTH-SIXTH PLACE

98 — Zach Macdonald, Lake City, p. Zack Campbell, Post Falls, 2:04.

106 — Blaine Leonard, Lake City, p. JJ Good, Boise, 3:43.

120 — Dom Jessos, Coeur d’Alene, p. Austin Dye, Highland, 1:37.

132 — Hunter Schueller, Coeur d’Alene, p. Carson Jenson, Thunder Ridge, 2:00.

138 — Mason Keough, Coeur d’Alene, p. Noah Jones, Lewiston, 4:01.

195 — Mahlon Clark, Lake City, d. Filip Mjertan, Coeur d’Alene, 10-3.

220 — Connor Dremann, Lake City, d. Callen Tanaka, Highland, 3-2.

285 — Tempus Fugit, Timberline, p. Dylan Franks, Coeur d’Alene, 1:17.

SEMIFINALS

98 — Christian Paniagua, Coeur d’Alene, p. Zach Macdonald, Lake City, 1:12.

113 — Caden Hess, Lake City, md. Zachary Loretto, Rocky Mountain, 13-0; Tanner Frothinger, Eagle, d. Ryan Graves, Post Falls, 12-5.

120 — Cade White, Meridian, md. Dom Jessos, Coeur d’Alene, 12-4; Caden Ramos, Thunder Ridge, p. Braxton Mason, Post Falls, 3:25.

126 — Lane Reardon, post Falls, p. Rustan Cordingley, Highland, 1:21.

132 — Isaac Jessen, Post Falls, p. Emilio Velasquez, Highland, 1:19.

138 — Drew Roberts, Coeur d’Alene, tf. Diego Sekiyama-Nava, Centennial, 18-3.

145 — A.J. De La Rosa, Post Falls, d. Payton Brooks, Rigby, 6-1.

152 — Ethan Miller, Post Falls, d. Nolan Randles, Coeur d’Alene, 5-2.

160 — Gunner Giulio, Coeur d’Alene, d. Isaiah Twait, Meridian, 6-2.

170 — Seth Nutting, Lake City, d. Max Anderton, Highland, 8-6.

182 — Matthew Whitcomb, Lake City, md. Jayce French, Capital, 13-2.

195 — Bronson Staley, Rocky Mountain, p. Filip Mjertan, Coeur d’Alene, 2:43; Abe Turpen, Capital, md. Isaiah Laguna, Post Falls, 15-2.

220 — Logan George, Highland, p. Tyler Cook, Post Falls, 5:34.

285 — Josiah Lara, Skyview, p. Jackson Kohal, Coeur d’Alene, 3:19; Owen Hughes, Lake City, d. Ian Allen, Highland, 6-5.

CONSOLATION

SEMIFINALS

98 — Junior Flores, Centennial, p. Zach Macdonald, Lake City, 1:57; Malakai Cotton, Mountain View, p. Zack Campbell, Post Falls, 3:57.

106 — Joshua Mendoza, Timberline, p. Blaine Leonard, Lake City, 2:13; Roddy Romero, Post Falls, p. Calvin Hewett, Highland, :48.

113 — Ryan Graves, Post Falls, p. Aiden Wichmann, Centennial, 1:52.

120 — Mason Adamson, Eagle, d. Dom Jessos, Coeur d’Alene, 6-3; Braxton Mason, Post Falls, p. Austin Dye, Highland, 2:54.

132 — Emilio Velasquez, Highland, p. Hunter Schueller, Coeur d’Alene, 1:46.

138 — Diego Sekiyama-Nava, Centennial, p. Mason Keough, Coeur d’Alene, :44.

152 — Nolan Randles, Coeur d’Alene, d. Tristan Stanton, Thunder Ridge, 10-4.

160 — Porter Howard, Lake City, d. Bristin Corrigan, Highland, 6-3.

195 — Gable Watson, Centennial, p. Filip Mjertan, Coeur d’Alene, 1:20; Isaiah Laguna, Post Falls, md. Mahlon Clark, Lake City, 12-4.

220 — Tyler Cook, Post Falls, p. Connor Dremann, Lake City, :36.

285 — Jackson Kohal, Coeur d’Alene, d. Dylan Franks, Coeur d’Alene, 3-2.

Third Round

98 — Zack Campbell, Post Falls, p. Carter Prisbrey, Rocky Mountain, 4:50.

106 — Blaine Leonard, Lake City, d. Tyler Britton, Eagle, 9-7.

132 — Hunter Schueller, Coeur d’Alene, p. Isaac Korgen, Meridian, 3:42.

138 — Mason Keough, Coeur d’Alene, d. Gage Holt, Thunder Ridge, 7-1.

160 — Porter Howard, Lake City, d. Tommy Hauser, Post Falls, 3-0.

182 — Jay Sallee, Meridian, d. Andrew Stockham, Coeur d’Alene, 7-4.

195 — Mahlon Clark, Lake City, p. Roc Dixon, Meridian, 4:38.

220 — Callen Tanaka, Highland, p. Jaxson Washington, Coeur d’Alene, 3:42; Connor Dremann, Lake City, p. Blaze Tokioka, Meridian, 4:57.

285 — Dylan Franks, Coeur d’Alene, p. Logan Parson, Lake City, 2:04.

4A

TEAM SCORES — 1, Kuna 206. 2, Columbia 188.5. 3, Century 174. 4, Lakeland 149.5. 5, Nampa 147. 6, Caldwell 110.5. 7, Jerome 104. 8, Blackfoot 93.5. 9, Twin Falls 75. 10, Bishop Kelly 59. 11, Mountain Home 58. 12, Shelley 52. 13, Bonneville 52. 14 (tie), Minico, Vallivue 50.5. 16, Emmett 43. 17, Idaho Falls 38. 18, Ridgevue 37. 19 (tie), Burley, Middleton 35. 31, Sandpoint 30. 22 (tie), Moscow, Preston 24. 24, Canyon Ridge 16. 25, Pocatello 14. 26, Hillcrest 5. 27, Skyline 4. 28, Wood River 1.

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES

126 — Gabriel Taboa, Jerome, d. Alex Edelblute, Lakeland, 9-5.

160 — Easton Millward, Century, d. Ryan Quimby, Lakeland, 7-4.

170 — Colton Boettcher, Lakeland, p. Zuriel Angulo, Vallivue, 1:51.

THIRD-FOURTH PLACE

138 — Riley Siegford, Lakeland, d. Austin Despain, Blackfoot, 3-0.

152 — Rhonin Edwards, Lakeland, d. Jacob Herrboldt, Mountain Home, 9-4.

220 — Tag Benefield, Sandpoint, p. Porter Wright, Jerome, :14.

FIFTH-SIXTH PLACE

182 — Jovon Howe, Idaho Falls, d. John White, Lakeland, 5-1.

SEMIFINALS

126 — Alex Edelblute, Lakeland, d. Ryeker Andersen, Century, 5-4.

138 — Canyon Mansfield, Century, d. Riley Siegford, Lakeland, 6-2.

152 — Kyle Austin, Middleton, p. Rhonin Edwards, Lakeland, 5:44.

160 — Ryan Quimby, Lakeland, d. Taylor Balmforth, Shelley, 8-5.

170 — Colton Boettcher, Lakeland, p. Jackson Huskey, Bishop Kelly, 2:41.

CONSOLATION SEMIFINALS

138 — Riley Siegford, Lakeland, d. Matthew Allison, Kuna, 7-1.

152 — Rhonin Edwards, Lakeland, p. Lee Nyblade, Burley, :46.

195 — Marcus Robinson, Mountain Home, d. John White, Lakeland, 2-0.

220 — Tag Benefield, Sandpoint, d. Campbell Hicks, Century, 9-7.

Third round

106 — Izzy Ixta, Minico, tf. Peyton Wysong, Lakeland, 22-6.

145 — John Kallmeyer, Kuna, d. Carson Heim, Lakeland, 5-4.

152 — Cael Palmer, Kuna, md. Cooper Johnson, Lakeland, 13-1.

182 — John White, Lakeland, d. Maverik Malm, Blackfoot, 7-0.

220 — Joseph Stevenson, Jerome, md. Hayden Berger, Lakeland, 11-1; Tag Benefield, Sandpoint, p. Ben Reed, Pocatello, 4:27.

285 — Austen Hensley, Columbia, p. Sam Feusier, Lakeland, 2:19.

3A

TEAM SCORES — 1, South Fremont 245.5. 2, Snake River 166. 3, Timberlake 163. 4, Weiser 161.5. 5, American Falls 153.5. 6, Buhl 150. 7, Bonners Ferry 134.5. 8, Sugar-Salem 134. 9, Kellogg 96.5. 10, Fruitland 87.5. 11, Marsh Valley 83. 12, Gooding 70.5. 13, Kimberly 67.5. 14, Teton 67. 15, Parma 51. 16, Homedale 37. 17, Priest River 32.5. 18, Filer 29. 19, Payette 20.5.

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES

120 — Brock Young, Marsh Valley, d. Ethan Guy, Kellogg, 10-6.

126 — Evan Barajas, Bonners Ferry, d. Kooper vonBrethorst, Weiser, 4-3.

138 — Judson Hall, Kellogg, d. Beau Hackworth, South Fremont, 5-1.

160 — Caleb Miller, Timberlake, d. Eli Richards, Bonners Ferry, 4-1.

182 — Joey Follini, Timberlake, d. Browning Bennion, Sugar-Salem, 6-3.

THIRD-FOURTH PLACE

106 — Kolton Farrow, Fruitland, md. Jake Summerfield, Bonners Ferry, 11-0.

113 — Tristen Brown, Sugar-Salem, p. Dakota Eixenberger, Kellogg, 2:23.

132 — Isaiah Evans, Timberlake, p. Ander Barbot, Weiser, 1:59.

138 — Ethan Jerome, Timberlake, d. Ryker Permann, American Falls, 3-2.

145 — Isac Avalos, American Falls, d. Manuel Naccarato, Bonners Ferry, injury default.

152 — Dalton Lerwill, Teton, p. Kyle Smith, Bonners Ferry, 2:30.

170 — James Billingsley, Timberlake, d. Malachi Hoobery, Weiser, 10-6.

195 — Truxton Wilson, Priest River, p. Andrew Sandelin-Macintosh, Bonners Ferry, 1:36.

FIFTH-SIXTH PLACE

126 — Tuffy Briggs, South Fremont, p. Brayden Herbert, Timberlake, 2:22.

170 — Austin Stepro, Kellogg, p. Andrew Adkins, American Falls, 2:11.

195 — Kyler Dalling, Sugar-Salem, p. Josh Yanez, Timberlake, 2:16.

220 — Ray Knerr, Timberlake, p. Elijah Williams, Gooding, 1:54.

285 — Bryan Popocatl, South Fremont, d. Trevor Cady, Timberlake, 7-3.

SEMIFINALS

106 — Dillon Gneiting, South Fremont, d. Jake Summerfield, Bonners Ferry, 8-1.

113 — Kade Orr, Buhl, md. Dakota Eixenberger, Kellogg, 16-2.

120 — Ethan Guy, Kellogg, p. Jonah Bacon, Kimberly, 2:43.

126 — Kooper vonBrethorst, Weiser, p. Brayden Herbert, Timberlake, 4:39; Evan Barajas, Bonners Ferry, d. Emilio Caldera, Snake River, 5-0.

132 — Hunter Hobbs, South Fremont, d. Isaiah Evans, Timberlake, 3-2.

138 — Beau Hackworth, South Fremont, d. Ethan Jerome, Timberlake, 5-4; Judson Hall, Kellogg, p. Ryker Permann, American Falls, 4:42.

145 — Joseph Egusquiza, Homedale, p. Manuel Naccarato, Bonners Ferry, 5:13.

152 — Tayten Gillette, Gooding, d. Kyle Smith, Bonners Ferry, 4-2.

160 — Caleb Miller, Timberlake, d. Trace Mayo, Kimberly, 3-2; Eli Richards, Bonners Ferry, d. Tristan Olson, South Fremont, 9-8.

170 — Cody Tillery, Sugar-Salem, p. James Billingsley, Timberlake, 3:51.

182 — Joey Follini, Timberlake, d. Carson Roberts, Sugar-Salem, 4-2.

195 — Rylee Willet, Weiser, p. Josh Yanez, Timberlake, 4:47; Sawyer Hobbs, South Fremont, p. Truxton Wilson, Priest River, 1:07.

285 — Kenneth Copley, Sugar-Salem, p. Trevor Cady, Timberlake, 1:34.

CONSOLATION SEMIFINALS

106 — Jake Summerfield, Bonners Ferry, d. Daylen Peyman, Buhl, 6-0.

113 — Dakota Eixenberger, Kellogg, d. Easton Gardner, Snake River, 9-5.

126 — Jayce Bower, Buhl, p. Brayden Herbert, Timberlake, 4:27.

132 — Isaiah Evans, Timberlake, p. Fernando Camacho, Parma, 1:47.

138 — Ethan Jerome, Timberlake, d. Alan Jaramillo, Buhl, 2-0.

145 — Manuel Naccarato, Bonners Ferry, d. David Tennant, Buhl, 3-0.

152 — Kyle Smith, Bonners Ferry, p. Lane Carter, Snake River, :49.

170 — James Billingsley, Timberlake, d. Andrew Adkins, American Falls, 12-10; Malachi Hoobery, Weiser, p. Austin Stepro, Kellogg, 2:13.

182 — Justin Angell, South Fremont, p. Ryder Paslay, Timberlake, 2:13.

195 — Andrew Sandelin-Macintosh, Bonners Ferry, p. Josh Yanez, Timberlake, 2:13; Truxton Wilson, Priest River, p. Kyler Dalling, Sugar-Salem, 2:56.

220 — Jesse Lockett, Weiser, p. Ray Knerr, Timberlake, 2:27.

285 — Josh Curzon, Snake River, p. Trevor Cady, Timberlake, 4:24.

Third round

106 — Kolton Farrow, Fruitland, p. Stryker Houston, Timberlake, 4:05.

113 — Tristen Brown, Sugar-Salem, p. Wyatt Hei, Kellogg, 2:48.

126 — Jayce Bower, Buhl, d. Travis Lohr, Kellogg, 11-7.

170 — Austin Stepro, p. Keagan Christensen, Homedale, 1:34.

182 — Owenn Meyer, Filer, p. Nathaniel Varelman, Bonners Ferry, 2:26.

195 — Andrew Sandelin-Macintosh, Bonners Ferry, p. Kole Morrison, Marsh Valley, :38.

220 — Ray Knerr, Timberlake, d. Isaiah Shottanana, Bonners Ferry, 11-7.

2A

TEAM SCORES — 1, Ririe 245. 2, New Plymouth 199. 3, Declo 132. 4, Malad 121.5. 5, Grace 110.5. 6, McCall-Donnelly 105. 7, Potlatch 101. 8, St. Maries 96. 9, North Fremont 95. 10, Bear Lake 79. 11, Firth 76. 12, Melba 57. 13, Salmon 54. 14, Clearwater Valley 50.5. 15 (tie), Orofino, Wendell 47. 17, Raft River 43.5. 18, Challis 33. 19, North Gem 32. 20, Marsing 29. 21 (tie), Oakley, Soda Springs 28. 23 (tie), Clark County, West Jefferson 26. 25, Glenns Ferry 24.5. 26, Valley 23. 27, Aberdeen 22. 28, West Side 21. 29, Dietrich 20. 30, Nampa Christian 6. 31, Murtaugh 4. 32, Highland (Craigmont) 3. 33 (tie), Garden Valley, Grangeville, Hansen, Kootenai, Prairie 0.

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES

No locals qualified.

THIRD-FOURTH PLACE

113 — Ben Wray, Malad, p. Dylan Sotin, St. Maries, 2:54.

132 — Sam Martin, St. Maries, d. Rhet Jorgensen, Grace, 6-4.

195 — Fine Vasi, Melba, p. Kyle Sibert, St. Maries, :35.

FIFTH-SIXTH PLACE

220 — Delbert Lambson, St. Maries, p. Joe Orchard, Ririe, 2:12.

SEMIFINALS

113 — Dax Blackmon, Declo, p. Dylan Sotin, St. Maries, 4:00.

132 — Kohl Nielson, North Fremont, p. Sam Martin, St. Maries, 1:14.

195 — Gabe Sommers, Ririe, p. Kyle Sibert, St. Maries, :56.

CONSOLATION SEMIFINALS

113 — Dylan Sotin, St. Maries, p. Dylan Burtenshaw, West Jefferson, 3:40.

132 — Sam Martin, St. Maries, d. James Clark, Potlatch, 7-3.

170 — Isai Arriaga, Marsing, md. Shaun Anderson, St. Maries, 14-3.

195 — Kyle Sibert, St. Maries, p. Tucker Palmer, Malad, 4:41.

220 — Jaime Ortiz, Firth, d. Delbert Lambson, St. Maries, 7-5.

Third round

120 — McKoy Richardson, Melba, p. Ethan Kolar, St. Maries, 4:14.

152 — Nicholas Perkins, Firth, p. Trysten Lockridge, St. Maries, 4:33.

170 — Shaun Anderson, St. Maries, d. Jared Roundy, West Jefferson, 10-4.

220 — Delbert Lambson, St. Maries, p. Conner McClain, Malad, 2:45.