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Wrestling: List of every Spokane-area Mat Classic placer in each classification

Feb. 20, 2023 Updated Tue., Feb. 21, 2023 at 5:17 p.m.

University’s Q’veli Quintanilla celebrates after winning the State 3A 145-pound championship at Mat Classic XXXIV on Saturday at the Tacoma Dome.  (Madison McCord / The Spokesman-Review)
University’s Q’veli Quintanilla celebrates after winning the State 3A 145-pound championship at Mat Classic XXXIV on Saturday at the Tacoma Dome. (Madison McCord / The Spokesman-Review) Buy this photo

The state wrestling championship, Mat Classic XXXIV, was held last weekend at the Tacoma Dome and the Spokane region was well represented.

The area had 10 individual state champions – six boys and four girls – while Mead won the 3A title for the second consecutive season.

The following is a list of all wrestlers who placed in each of the seven championships, with the names of the individual state champions in bold.

4A

126: 4, Blaine Beard (Central Valley). 160: 7, Bayden Beard (CV). 170: 7, Danner Smith (CV). 182: 7, Bridger Cloniger (Lewis and Clark).

3A

106: 1, Czar Quintanilla (University); 3, Tanner Crosby (Mt. Spokane); 5. Kaysic Lundquist (Mead). 113: 3, Billy Weisgerber (Mea); 7, Amadis Sang (U-Hi). 120: 4, Tristan Zaragoza (North Central); 5, James Mason (Mea); 6, Jeison Ingram (Ferris). 126: 2, Jayson Bonnett (MtS); 5, Taylor Daines (U-Hi). 132: 1, Josh Neiwert (Mea); 4, Joe Showalter (Cheney); 6, Braxton Smith (Mea). 138: 2, Hudson Buth (MtS); 7, Sam Arai (Mea). 145: 1, Q’veli Quintanilla (U-Hi); 3, Tyson Ramsey (Ridgeline). 152: 7, Dalton Taylor (Che). 160: 2, Samuel Thomas (U-Hi); 3, Austin Justice (Mea). 170: 6, Trenton Moore (Che). 182: 4, Brendan Hughes (MtS); 5, Jackson Hale (MtS). 195: 1, Jarom Liljenquist (MtS); 6, Braeden Harvey (Mea); 7, Nicholas Alexander (U-Hi). 220: 3, Chris Grosse (Mea); 6, Daren Airey (MtS).

2A

106: 5, Lucas Horner (Shadle Park). 113: 8, Joseph Stahl (SP). 126: 3, Dawson Bailey (Clarkston). 132: 2, Logan Utecht (West Valley); 4, Aydin Peltier (Pullman). 138: 2, Israel Acosta (Pul). 145: 2, Ivan Acosta (Pul). 160: 5, Blaise Cross (Rogers). 170: 3, Devin Pierce (WV); 8, Brayden Burgener (SP). 195: 8, Samuel Sears (Pul). 220: 7, Orlando Morales (East Valley). 285: 5, Alonzo Vargas (EV); 6, Cotton Sears (Pul).

1A

106: 6, Konnor Spradling (Lakeside). 113: 2, Hudson Raulston (Medical Lake). 4, Preston Kremer (Newport). 120: 3, Derek Dunlop (Lak), 6, Tomio Yamada (Lak). 126: 5, Myles Christen (Lak). 132: 6, Gavin Carnahan (Deer Park). 138: 3, Chase Smith (Freeman). 145: 5, Connor Goff (Colville). 152: 2, Ivan Bogle (DP). 160: 3, Aaron DesRoches (Riverside); 5, Hayden Blank (Lak). 170: 3, Ethan Frank (DP); 6, Liam Bogle (DP). 182: 6, Tristan Davis (Riv). 195: 5, Brock Martin (Riv). 220: 5, Cache Hatch (Lak).

2B/1B

106: 1, Preston Neufeld (Reardan); 5, Spencer Duty (Selkirk). 113: 8, Kevin Moehnke (Springdale); 8, Jaxson Chantry (Sel). 120: 5, Cooper Phillips (Colfax); 6, Sam Drake (Kettle Falls). 126: 6, Malachi Hoff (Davenport). 132: 6, Glen Eggelston (Chewelah). 138: 3, Maddex Strobel (Liberty); 6, Jameson Davis (Sel). 145: 1, Ashton Strobel (Lib); 4, Tristen Wood (Almiar/Coulee-Hartline). 152: 2, Jared Haden (Che); 3, Brody Schillinger (Dav). 160: 2, Nolan Jeanneret (Che); 3, Matthew Wines (Dav); 4, Dekota Acosta (Che). 170: 2, Clay Jeanneret (Che); 3, Conner Kline (Rea); 5. Clae Holling (Lib). 182: 2, Jeshua Kwik (Lib). 195: 2, Sam Schneider (Dav); 3, Gabe Smith (Lind-Ritzville/Sprague), 5, Carson Durbin (Rea). 285: 3, Tyler Pettigrew (Che); 5, Brock Tracy (LRS); 6, Kaden Hippler (KF).

Girls 4A/3A

105: 1, Libby Roberts (U-Hi). 145: 3, Kilee Callaghan (NC).

Girls 2A/1A/2B/1B

115: 1, Ellabelle Taylor (Rog). 125: 6, Evelynn Phillips (Republic-Curlew). 135: Addy Rippy (Lak). 170: 1, Viktoriya Dovhoruka (Rog). 235: 1, Madisen Pillers (New).

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