STATE WRESTLING TOURNAMENTS: Riding high again ... Seguine rallies for third straight 5A title as Trojans, with three champions, finish second in 5A

POCATELLO — Trailing 5-1 in his finals match heading to the third period, Post Falls junior Rider Seguine knew he needed something special.

So, a two-time champion did what any well-trained wrestler might.

He got back on top.

Seguine scored a takedown, then a near fall, and beat Aulani Macias of Nampa 6-5 in the state 5A 120-pound final for his third straight state title on Saturday at the ICCU Dome (formerly Holt Arena).

“I wasn't really sure what had happened after that,” Seguine said. “I was just happy I was able to make something happy there.”

Seguine recently returned after suffering a broken hand during the Tri-State Invitational in December, missing the month of January.

“Just being able to have that opportunity to come back and wrestle was big motivation for me,” Seguine said. “It was kind of like when Jose (Laguna) broke his ankle at Tri-State last year and came back.”

“When Rider’s in good shape, he’s tough to beat,” Post Falls coach Pete Reardon said. “He just had to find a way to go up. He didn’t have this one in the bag by far, but it was pretty cool to see him come back and win that one.”

Post Falls senior Tyson Barnhart, who won a title as a freshman at 106 pounds, capped his high school career with a 9-2 win over Logan Shaver of Meridian in the 145-pound final.

“I’ve been putting in a lot of work over the summer,” said Barnhart, who was second at state as a junior and fourth as a sophomore. “I’ve been thinking about last year a lot, and just wanted to come and outwork everyone. I was really happy that all of that paid off.”

Barnhart beat Coeur d’Alene’s Colton Tucker by major decision in the semifinals.

“After all four years, I’ve never lost to a Coeur d’Alene kid,” Barnhart said.

“He’s just been really committed to the program for the last four years,” said Reardon, in his 15th season as coach. “When you’ve got a kid that’s committed and working hard each day, it’s really gratifying to see him pull that off.”

Post Falls junior Seth Martin avenged two previous losses this season to Nampa’s Jonathan Seamons to win the 170-pound title by a 3-2 decision.

“I had a lot of morning practices with my coaches and teammates trying to get better,” said Martin, who lost to Seamons at the Rollie Lane Invitational and River City Duals. “My mindset and preparation were a lot different this time. I’ve got a lot of praise to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.”

“To get that win was awesome for him,” Reardon said. “There was a takedown that was waved off, and a few other chaotic things and crazy happenings. But Seth kept his head the entire time.”

“It was hard to stay calm, but I was always ready to wrestle,” Martin said. “I knew I just had to keep wrestling until the end. In the end, I was very thankful for all the work my coaches have put in to help me.”

5A: Junior Trey Smith (second at 160), sophomore Damion Hamilton (second at 152), sophomore Gage Loftin (fourth at 98), freshman Matthew Hamilton (third at 106) and junior Kendall Sage (fourth at 195) also placed for Post Falls.

“After a slow start on Friday, the kids wrestled really well,” Reardon said. “They fought their guts out today. We knew they’d come out hungry today and they really got after it.”

Meridian won its fourth straight 5A title with 273.5 points, followed by Post Falls with 206.5 in second and Nampa in third with 178.

Post Falls has finished in the top three at state 13 straight years, including five state titles in a six-year stretch, the last coming in 2020. The Trojans were also second last season, after finishing third in 2021 and ’22.

Coeur d’Alene senior Gabe Grassel lost by technical fall to Meridian’s Hudson Rogers, an Oregon State commit, in the 182-pound final.

“Gabe had a really good weekend and last month of the season,” said Coeur d’Alene coach Jeff Moffat, in his 23rd season as coach. “All of his matches were great. It wasn’t that he wrestled badly in the finals, but that kid (Rogers) is a great wrestler. Gabe had never been on the podium, and to make the finals was great to see.”

Other Coeur d’Alene placers were sophomore Rocco White (third at 98), sophomore Tanner George (fourth at 145), junior Will Rossi (fifth at 120) and sophomore Mason Rogers (fifth at 126).

Coeur d'Alene finished seventh. The top four teams receive trophies.

“We’re always striving to get trophies at state,” Moffat said. “We’ve got everyone back but two guys. We’re going to make a push this offseason and see what happens next year. We’ve got some work to do, but we’ll do it and get better from here.”

Juniors Garrett Leonard (third at 195) and Sebastian Mosman (fifth at 220) placed for Lake City.

4A: Before stepping into the circle for his first championship match, Lakeland freshman Carson Leonard turned to his dad — three-time state champion Clint Leonard — for some much needed guidance.

“He really just said one of the most important things to do was relax,” said Carson Leonard, who beat Rydge Vail from Bonneville of Idaho Falls 8-3 in the 113-pound final. “He told me I had the tools in the bag to get it done and to just relax. I just tried to treat it like any other match to be honest. It was just like winning any other tournament.”

“It’s tough being a freshman at your first state tournament,” said second-year Lakeland coach and former Hawks standout Will Edelblute. “He was laser focused and at the top of his game. It was just awesome to watch.”

Junior Carter Vanek (fourth at 285), freshman Zach Teal (fifth at 98) and junior Jaren Knopp (fifth at 120) placed for Lakeland, which finished tied for third with Blackfoot.

“It means a lot,” said Edelblute, whose team finished 18th at state last year. “The guys fought hard and a lot of teams were counting us out. We were confident and all we had to do was come and execute. We’ve got 14 of our 15 qualifiers back next year, so we’ll be going hunting for more than a third next year.

Sandpoint junior Jorden Tyler was runner-up at 195, and Bulldog senior Shane Sherrill was third at 138.

3A: Timberlake sophomore Wyatt Carey finished runner-up at 106 pounds, falling to Trevor Paynter of Homedale in the title match.

Other Timberlake placers were junior Jonathan Hansen (fourth at 170), sophomore Sawyer Huston (fifth at 98), freshman Jacob Rade (sixth at 113) and senior Luke Schell (fifth at 182).

Bonners Ferry freshman Taylor Dodd was fourth at 285.

Fruitland won its first team title since 2014, scoring a classification-record 318 points.

2A: Senior Kolter Wood (second at 132), sophomore Johnny Stovern (third at 98), freshman Colton Storey (third at 106), senior Jaeger Hall (fourth at 145), senior Ramsey Rainio (third at 170), freshman Kevin Watson (fifth at 98), sophomore Aiden Figueroa (sixth at 106), junior Ricky Haralson (fifth at 120) and sophomore Chase Scribner (sixth at 126) placed for Kellogg, which finished third in its second year since dropping to the 2A classification.

Kellogg matched its highest finish at state in program history. The Wildcats also took third in 3A in 2002.

St. Maries senior Scott Sotin was runner-up at 285.

St. Maries senior Trey Gibson, who has signed to play football at College of Idaho, was third at 195. Other Lumberjack placers were sophomore Aiden Yearout (third at 160) and freshman Kelby Harvey (fifth at 113).

Priest River junior Colm McLaimtaig beat Jack Eddins of Grace 8-7 for the 138-pound title.

Senior Caeden McLaimtaig (third at 152) and junior Caleb Grow (fifth at 220) also placed for Priest River.

Malad won its first team title since 2014, finishing with 183 points.

GIRLS

Coeur d’Alene senior Cara Brown finished runner-up at 145, falling to Boise’s Clare Waite in the championship match. Viking sophomore Brooklyn Anderson was third at 152.

“Cara just ran into a real physical girl that’s big and strong in the finals,” Moffat said. “But she did a good job all weekend, as did Brooklyn. They both competed hard the entire weekend.”

Senior Aubrey Wells (second at 165) and freshman Eva Willis (second at 185) helped lead Bonners Ferry to a third-place finish. Junior Sofia Brown (fifth at 132) and senior Savannah Rickter (sixth at 152) also placed for the Badgers.

Junior Alexxis Johnson was fourth at 120 for Lake City, and senior Madi Cook was sixth at 132.

Junior Emma Garman (sixth at 120) and sophomore Lilli Marti (sixth at 235) placed for Sandpoint.

Lakeland senior Annika Thompson was third at 165.

Thunder Ridge of Idaho Falls won the girls team title, finishing with 130.5 points. Eagle had won the past two team titles after the IHSAA began sanctioning the tournament in 2022.

5A

TEAM SCORES — 1, Meridian 273.5. 2, Post Falls 206.5. 3, Nampa 178. 4, Madison 167. 5, Middleton 144.5. 6, Mountain View 127. 7, Coeur d’Alene 124. 8, Eagle 106.5. 9, Highland 85.5. 10, Kuna 81. 11, Thunder Ridge 79. 12, Lewiston 74. 13, Rocky Mountain 53. 14, Rigby 49. 15, Lake City 45. 16, Centennial 32.5. 17, Capital 28. 18, Owyhee 27. 19, Timberline 23. 20, Borah 11.5. 21, Boise 3.

CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET

Championship matches

120 — Rider Seguine, Post Falls, d. Aulani Macias, Nampa, 6-5.

145 — Tyson Barnhart, Post Falls, d. Logan Shaver, Meridian, 9-2.

152 — Jason Mara, Meridian, d. Damion Hamilton, Post Falls, 7-1.

160 — Jacob Blandford, Middleton, d. Trey Smith, Post Falls, 2-0.

170 — Seth Martin, Post Falls, d. Jonathan Seamons, Nampa, 3-2.

182 — Hudson Rogers, Meridian, tf. Gabe Grassel, Coeur d’Alene, 18-3.

Third-fourth place

98 — Rocco White, Coeur d’Alene, d. Gage Loftin, Post Falls, 3-1.

106 — Matthew Hamilton, Post Falls, p. IIan Shank, Nampa, 2:08.

120 — Alijah Macias, Nampa, d. Tanner George, Coeur d’Alene, 7-0.

145 — Colton Tucker, Coeur d’Alene, d. Gabriel Brown, Capital, 7-0.

195 — Garrett Leonard, Lake City, d. Kendall Sage, Post Falls, 4-3.

Fifth-sixth place

120 — Will Rossi, Coeur d’Alene, p. Justus Briggs, Meridian, :35.

126 — Mason Rogers, Coeur d’Alene, d. Jabyn Kemble, Middleton, by forfeit.

220 — Sebastian Mosman, Lake City, d. Abdullah Joe Abdulhameed, Meridian, 5-2.

Semifinals

98 — Brand’n Edstrom, Madison, md. Rocco White, Coeur d’Alene, 11-0; Ryan Hirchert, Nampa, p. Gage Loftin, Post Falls, 4:30.

120 — Aulani Macias, Nampa, p. Will Rossi, Coeur d’Alene, 2:52; Rider Seguine, Post Falls, d. Justus Briggs, Meridian, 11-4. 

145 — Tyson Barnhart, Post Falls, md. Colton Tucker, Coeur d’Alene, 10-1.

152 — Damion Hamilton, Post Falls, p. Braxton Hanna, Madison, 4:27. 

160 — Trey Smith, Post Falls, d. Cole Nelson, Madison, 4-3. 

170 — Seth Martin, Post Falls, d. Treven Hokland, Middleton, 7-1. 

182 — Gabe Grassel, Coeur d’Alene, d. Connor Dixon, Thunder Ridge, 8-3. 

195 — Colton George, Highland, d. Garrett Leonard, Lake City, 8-6.

220 — Cash Weeks, Middleton, d. Sebastian Mosman, Lake City, 8-2. 

CONSOLATION BRACKET

Semifinals

98 — Rocco White, Coeur d’Alene, d. Drake Jayne, Meridian, by injury default; Gage Loftin, Post Falls, d. Brigg Morrill, Meridian, 5-3. 

106 — Matthew Hamilton, Post Falls, p. Ryker Andreason, Owyhee, 4:12.

120 — Tanner George, Coeur d’Alene, d. Will Rossi, Coeur d’Alene, 8-4. 

195 — Kendall Sage, Post Falls, d. Maxim Osmond, Owyhee, by medical forfeit.

Third round

106 — Matthew Hamilton, Post Falls, p. Justus Peregrina, Coeur d’Alene, 2:42.

120 — Tanner George, Coeur d’Alene, d. Hasten Beverlin, Middleton, 10-6.

126 — Mason Rogers, Coeur d’Alene, p. Cole Clint, Timberline, 1:28.

138 — Ace Ingram, Madison, d. Tanner Piper, Post Falls, 4-1. 

152 — Ivan Ivanov, Eagle, p. Taycen Genatone, Post Falls, 1:50.

195 — Kody Briggs, Kuna, p. Harman Gaby, Lake City, 1:48; Kendall Sage, Post Falls, d. Noah Morehouse, Timberline, 4-0. 

220 — Abdullah Joe Abdulhameed, Meridian, d. James Vincent, Lake City, 11-8.

4A

TEAM SCORES — 1 (tie), Bishop Kelly, Minico 248. 3 (tie), Blackfoot, Lakeland 125.5. 5, Century 124.5. 6, Caldwell 117.5. 7, Bonneville 98. 8, Shelley 88. 9, Jerome 87. 10, Canyon Ridge 67. 11 (tie), Preston, Sandpoint 62. 13, Ridgevue 58. 14, Emmett 56. 15, Idaho Falls 50.5. 16, Mountain Home 42. 17, Burley 39. 18, Hillcrest 38. 19, Twin Falls 37.5. 20, Skyline 35. 21, Vallivue 21. 22, Pocatello 18.5. 23, Moscow 17. 24, 7. 25, Skyview 6. 26, Columbia 1. 

CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET

Championship matches

113 — Carson Leonard, Lakeland, d. Rydge Vail, Bonneville, 8-3.

195 — Preston Sonner-Cranney, Minico, d. Jorden Tyler, Sandpoint, 4-2.

220 — Garrett Vail, Minico, p. Dylan Scott, Lakeland, 1:57.

Third-fourth place

138 — Shane Sherrill, Sandpoint, d. Marquez Arredondo, Caldwell, 3-1.

285 — Philip Janquart, Bishop Kelly, p. Carter Vanek, Lakeland, 4:55.

Fifth-sixth place

98 — Zach Teal, Lakeland, p. Roman Valero, Minico, 2:45.

120 — Jaren Knopp, Lakeland, p. Cooper Stimpson, Minico, 3:49.

Semifinals

113 — Carson Leonard, Lakeland, d. Greyson Molina, Minico, 6-2. 

138 — Manuel Valdez, Bishop Kelly, p. Shane Sherrill, Sandpoint, 1:54.

195 — Jorden Tyler, Sandpoint, d. Wesley Hodges, Mountain Home, 6-0. 

220 — Dylan Scott, Lakeland, p. Jason Vazquez-Islas, Jerome, 3:06.

CONSOLATION BRACKET

Semifinals

98 — Porter Campbell, Preston, d. Zach Teal, Lakeland, 5-2.

113 — Jett Hone, Blackfoot, p. Aidan Rork, Sandpoint, 3:31. 

120 — Peyton Keller, Preston, d. Jaren Knopp, Lakeland, 2-1.

138 — Shane Sherill, Sandpoint, d. Peyton Gurney, Ridgevue, 8-2. 

285 — Carter Vanek, Lakeland, d. Stewart Young, Bonneville, 5-2. 

Third round

98 — Zach Teal, Lakeland, d. Austin Andersen, Century, 4-2.

106 — John Behm, Shelley, d. Kade Knopp, Lakeland, 6-1. 

120 — Cooper Stimpson, Minico, d. Duke Williamson, Lakeland, 9-6; Jaren Knopp, Lakeland, p. Nephtali Garcia, Ridgevue, 1:46.

132 — Ty Adams, Blackfoot, p. Cole Cooper, Lakeland, 4:01.

285 — Carter Vanek, Lakeland, p. Eddie Garcia, Skyview, 4:37.

3A

TEAM SCORES — 1, Fruitland 318. 2, Buhl 235. 3, American Falls 190. 4, South Fremont 176. 5, Snake River 149.5. 6, Weiser 147. 7, Marsh Valley 141. 8, Teton 130. 9, Sugar-Salem 100. 10, Timberlake 98.5. 11, Homedale 81. 12, McCall-Donnelly 75. 13, Bonners Ferry 32.5. 14, Payette 29. 15, Filer 21. 16 (tie), Gooding, Kimberly 20. 18, Parma 5. 

CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET

Championship matches

106 — Trevor Paynter, Homedale, p. Wyatt Carey, Timberlake, 5:52.

Third-fourth place

170 — Dax Wood, Sugar-Salem, d. Jonathan Hansen, Timberlake, 4-2.

285 — Nielsen Glascock, South Fremont, p. Taylor Dodd, Bonners Ferry, :29.

Fifth-sixth place

98 — Sawyer Huston, Timberlake, md. Wyatt Black, Weiser, 10-2.

113 — Jed Townsend, Marsh Valley, d. Jacob Rade, Timberlake, 6-2.

182 — Luke Schell, Timberlake, d. Zay Anderton, Snake River, 9-3.

Semifinals

98 — Chance Povey, American Falls, d. Sawyer Huston, Timberlake, 4-3.

106 — Wyatt Carey, Timberlake, md. Wyatt Griffith, Fruitland, 12-0.

170 — Ryker Fullmer, Teton, tf. Jonathan Hansen, Timberlake, 26-11.

182 — Kash Cobb, Weiser, p. Luke Schell, Timberlake, 1:57.

285 — Zach Moss, Teton, p. Taylor Dodd, Bonners Ferry, 4:58.

CONSOLATION BRACKET

Semifinals

98 — Hunter Solomon, Marsh Valley, d. Sawyer Huston, Timberlake, 9-4.

113 — McKay Stocking, Sugar-Salem, d. Jacob Rade, Timberlake, 4-0.

170 — Jonathan Hansen, Timberlake, d. Abraham Marquez, Fruitland, 5-1.

182 — Adam Rushton, McCall-Donnelly, d. Luke Schell, Timberlake, 7-3.

285 — Taylor Dodd, Bonners Ferry, d. Finnigan Moon, McCall-Donnelly, 5-1.

Third round

113 — Jacob Rade, Timberlake, p. Colbey Quinn, Fruitland, 3:23.

120 — Jaden Lerwill, Sugar-Salem, md. Saber Blackmore, Bonners Ferry, 9-0.

126 — Tygren Lopez, Fruitland, d. Paul Sundstrom, Timberlake, 4-2.

132 — Clancy Harris, Marsh Valley, p. Ayden Meehan, Timberlake, 2:14.

138 — Rocky Morris, Marsh Valley, p. Cayden Knight, Timberlake, 1:32.

220 — Garret Theurer, Buhl, p. Briley Arnett, Timberlake, :51.

2A

TEAM SCORES — 1, Malad 183.5. 2, New Plymouth 159. 3, Kellogg 155. 4, West Side 127. 5, Firth 127. 6, Grace 114.5. 7, Tri-Valley 98. 8, North Fremont 96.5. 9, St. Maries 92.5. 10, Ririe 83. 11, Soda Springs 78. 12, Declo 72.5. 13, Priest River 71. 14, Melba 60. 15, Aberdeen 57. 16, Glenns Ferry 52.5. 17, Clearwater Valley 45. 18, Bear Lake 40. 19, Challis 36. 20, Marsing 34. 21, Wendell 31. 22, Nezperce 28. 23, Kamiah 25. 24, Raft River 24. 25, Orofino 13. 26, West Jefferson 12. 27, Nampa Christian 8. 28, Greenleaf 7. 29 (tie), Garden Valley, Lakeside, Valley 6. 32, Kendrick, Potlatch 5. 34, Hagerman 4. 35 (tie), Grangeville, Kootenai, Lapwai 3. 38, Salmon 2. Oakley 0.

CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET

Championship matches

132 — Wallace Durfee, Declo, d. Kolter Wood, Kellogg, 7-1.

138 — Colm McLaimtaig, Priest River, d. Jack Eddins, Grace, 8-7.

285 — Nathan Willoughby, New Plymouth, p. Scott Sotin, St. Maries, :44.

Third-fourth place

98 — Johnny Stovern, Kellogg, p. Michael Roberts, West Side, 2:00.

106 — Colton Storey, Kellogg, d. Will Osterhout, Declo, 9-6.

145 — Jaeger Hall, Kellogg, d. Bronc Cordingley, North Fremont, 4-1.

152 — Caeden McLaimtaig, Priest River, p. Eli Noah, Tri-Valley, 2:10.

160 — Aiden Yearout, St. Maries, d. Toby Walker, Tri-Valley, 7-1.

170 — Ramsey Rainio, Kellogg, d. Hunter Wray, Malad, 9-6.

195 — Trey Gibson, St. Maries, p. Trevor Rhoades, Melba, :20.

Fifth-sixth place

98 — Kevin Watson, Kellogg, d. Peter Fabbi, Clearwater Valley, 4-1.

106 — Cael Newby, Grace, md. Aiden Figueroa, Kellogg, 9-0.

113 — Kelby Harvey, St. Maries, d. Henry Thomas, Glenns Ferry, 8-6.

120 — Ricky Haralson, Kellogg, md. Jacob Hartle, New Plymouth, 14-0.

126 — Blake Tracy, Raft River, d. Chase Scribner, Kellogg, 6-2.

220 — Caleb Grow, Priest River, p. Jonathan Leon, Marsing, 1:51.

Semifinals

98 — Kole Younger, Grace, md. Johnny Stovern, Kellogg, 11-0.

106 — Kaden Schaff, Nezperce, d. Colton Storey, Kellogg, 4-1.

113 — Blane Ethington, New Plymouth, p. Kelby Harvey, St. Maries, :59.

120 — Gabe Muilenburg, Glenns Ferry, d. Ricky Haralson, Kellogg, 4-3.

132 — Kolter Wood, Kellogg, d. Carson Hill, North Fremont, 6-2.

138 — Colm McLaimtaig, Priest River, md. Hunter Gamble, Orofino, 11-2.

145 — Oakley Maddox, Malad, p. Jaeger Hall, Kellogg, 3:57.

152 — Hiatt Beck, Aberdeen, md. Caeden McLaimtaig, Priest River, 9-0.

160 — Colten Gundersen, West Side, d. Aiden Yearout, St. Maries, 7-4.

195 — Bass Myers, Clearwater Valley, p. Trey Gibson, St. Maries, 5:55.

285 — Scott Sotin, St. Maries, p. Will Carter, Challis, 1:19.

CONSOLATION BRACKET

Semifinals

98 — Johnny Stovern, Kellogg, d. Kevin Watson, Kellogg, 2-1.

106 — Colton Storey, Kellogg, d. Cael Newby, Grace, 3-2; Will Osterhout, Declo, p. Aiden Figueroa, Kellogg, :45.

113 — Jace Potter, Malad, d. Kelby Harvey, St. Maries, 11-7.

120 — Hector Silvas, Firth, d. Ricky Haralson, Kellogg, 10-6.

126 — Sam Willie, Malad, d. Chase Scribner, Kellogg, 9-5.

145 — Jaeger Hall, Kellogg, tf. Zayden Garbett, Soda Springs, 15-0; Bronc Cordingley, North Fremont, d. Jerrett Brebner, St. Maries, 10-6.

152 — Caeden McLaimtaig, Priest River, p. Mac Hall, West Jefferson, 2:39.

160 — Aiden Yearout, St. Maries, d. Teysen Gunnell, North Fremont, 7-1.

170 — Ramsey Rainio, Kellogg, p. Gage Warren, Tri-Valley, 3:47.

195 — Trey Gibson, St. Maries, d. Blaiz Wright, Malad, 9-3.

220 — Matthew Goostrey, Bear Lake, p. Caleb Grow, Priest River, :52.

Third round

98 — Kevin Watson, Kellogg, d. Jack Jones, Ririe, 5-2.

106 — Aiden Figueroa, Kellogg, tf. Owen Miller, Soda Springs, 19-3.

126 — Chase Scribner, Kellogg, d. Riley Workman, Greenleaf, 10-7.

138 — Jace Waggoner, Tri-Valley, p. Zach David, St. Maries, 2:42.

145 — Jerrett Brebner, St. Maries, d. Campbell Harris, Aberdeen, 6-3.

160 — Teysen Gunnell, North Fremont, p. Brady Vergobbi, Kellogg, 4:32.

170 — Ramsey Rainio, Kellogg, d. Tannon Nelson, Aberdeen, 5-1.

220 — Caleb Grow, Priest River, p. Caleb Mathews, Malad, 4:36.

GIRLS

TEAM SCORES — 1, Thunder Ridge 130.5. 2, American Falls 83. 3, Bonners Ferry 73.5. 4, Eagle 67. 5, Jerome 61. 6, Canyon Ridge 58. 7, Rocky Mountain 51. 8, Buhl 48. 9, Skyline 47.5. 10, Columbia 46. 11 (tie), Caldwell, Coeur d’Alene 45. 13, Kuna 44. 14, Potlatch 38. 15 (tie), Lewiston, Mountain Home 37. 17, Blackfoot 36. 18, Bear Lake 33. 19, Sandpoint 32. 20 (tie), Centennial, Kimberly 30. 22, Salmon 39. 23, Burley 28. 24 (tie), Bonneville, Meridian 27. 26 (tie), Boise, Lake City, Middleton, Minico 26. 30, Weiser 24. 31, Emmett 23. 32 (tie), Century, Ririe 22. 34, Lakeland 20. 35 (tie), Marsh Valley, Moscow, Owyhee, Vallivue 18. 39, West Side 16. 40 (tie), Kellogg, Snake River 13. 32, Clearwater Valley 12. 43, Rigby 11. 44 (tie), Glenns Ferry, Preston 10. 46, Malad 9. 47 (tie), Borah, Twin Falls 8. 49, Timberlake 7. 50 (tie), Fruitland, Garden Valley, Madison, Tri-Valley 6. 54, Timberline 5. 55, Filer 4. 56 (tie), Challis, Grace, New Plymouth, Wendell, West Jefferson, Wood River 3. 62 (tie), Hillcrest, Nampa, Post Falls, South Fremont 1. 66 (tie), Idaho Falls, Marsing, Pocatello, Priest River, Ridgevue, Soda Springs, Sugar-Salem 0. 

CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET

Championship matches

145 — Clare Waite, Boise, d. Cara Brown, Coeur d’Alene, 4-0.

165 — Riana Walter, Canyon Ridge, p. Aubrey Wells, Bonners Ferry, 4:00.

185 — Shauna Anderson, Thunder Ridge, p. Eva Willis, Bonners Ferry, :22.

Third-fourth place

120 — Allister Dillow, American Falls, d. Alexxis Johnson, Lake City, 2-1.

152 — Brooklyn Anderson, Coeur d’Alene, p. Jordyn Kearn, American Falls, 4:07.

165 — Annika Thompson, Lakeland, p. Alysen Palomar, Columbia, :59.

Fifth-sixth place

120 — Jordan Reynolds, Snake River, d. Emma Garman, Sandpoint, 2-1.

132 — Sofia Brown, Bonners Ferry, p. Madi Cook, Lake City, 4:08.

145 — Celestial Westover, West Side, d. Izzy Davis, Kellogg, 2-1.

152 — Gracin Dennis, Emmett, p. Savannah Rickter, Bonners Ferry, 3:35.

235 — Cameron Spicer, Rocky Mountain, d. Lilli Marti, Sandpoint, by medical forfeit.

Semifinals

120 — Olivia Bezdicek, Jerome, p. Alexxis Johnson, Lake City, 3:40.

132 — Kylie Fowler, Middleton, d. Madi Cook, Lake City, 8-3.

145 — Cara Brown, Coeur d’Alene, p. Holland Wieber, Eagle, 4:57.

152 — Elise Twait, Meridian, md. Brooklyn Anderson, Coeur d’Alene, 11-0; Hayley McNeal, Potlatch, p. Savannah Rickter, Bonners Ferry, 3:50.

165 — Riana Walter, Canyon Ridge, d. Annika Thompson, Lakeland, 7-1; Aubrey Wells, Bonners Ferry, d. Paige Cantwell, Eagle, 10-6.

185 — Eva Willis, Bonners Ferry, d. Quinsea Robinson, Minico, 5-4.

235 — Ashley Barnes, Thunder Ridge, p. Lilli Marti, Sandpoint, 1:16.

CONSOLATION BRACKET

Semifinals

120 — Alexxis Johnson, Lake City, p. Jordan Reynolds, Snake River, 3:48; Allister Dillow, American Falls, md. Emma Garman, Sandpoint, 12-3.

132 — Hallie Esmiol, Centennial, d. Sofia Brown, Bonners Ferry, 7-5.

145 — Holland Wieber, Eagle, p. Izzy Davis, Kellogg, :49.

152 — Brooklyn Anderson, Coeur d’Alene, md. Gracin Dennis, Emmett, 14-5; Jordyn Kearn, American Falls, p. Savannah Rickter, Bonners Ferry, 2:18.

165 — Annika Thompson, Lakeland, p. Eliza Dugan, Jerome, 2:05.

235 — Olivia Silvester, Thunder Ridge, p. Lilli Marti, Sandpoint, 1:41.

Third round

120 — Emma Garman, Sandpoint, d. Maliyah Garcia, New Plymouth, 6-4.

132 — Kylie Fowler, Middleton, d. Shelby Garten, Timberlake, 11-9; Sofia Brown, Bonners Ferry, d. Kiana Dullanty, Fruitland, 6-2.

145 — Izzy Davis, Kellogg, p. Cashlin Volkel, Kimberly, 1:33.

165 — Eliza Dugan, Jerome, d. Sylvia Becker, Sandpoint, 7-2.

    Photos by NORM, DAN and KELLY SEE Lakeland freshman Carson Leonard celebrates after winning a state 4A 113-pound title with his dad, Clint, a three-time state champion at Lakeland, and Hawks coach Will Edelblute, right, at the state wrestling championships Saturday at the ICCU Dome in Pocatello.

    Photos by NORM, DAN and KELLY SEE Post Falls senior Tyson Barnhart controls Logan Shaver of Meridian in the 5A 145-pound title match at the state wrestling championships Saturday at the ICCU Dome in Pocatello.

    Photos by NORM, DAN and KELLY SEE Post Falls junior Seth Martin, left, tries to control Jonathan Seamons of Nampa in their 5A 170-pound title match at the state wrestling championships Saturday at the ICCU Dome in Pocatello.
 

    Photos by NORM, DAN and KELLY SEE Priest River junior Colm McLaimtaig, top, battles Jack Eddins of Grace in the 2A 138-pound title match at the state wrestling championships Saturday at the ICCU Dome in Pocatello.