Wayne had a pair of Outstanding Wrestlers in Dallas Edwards and Tyrel Taylor. |
Individual Results:
103 Pounds:
1. Robert Morrill (Wayne)
2. Robert Porter(Piute)
3. Jacob Webb (Rich)
4. Tyler Hunt (Wayne)
112 Pounds:
1. Mykel Walsh (Panguitch)
2. Tyler Allen (Piute)
3. Colton Burton (Altamont)
4. Brendon Soper (Panguitch)
119 Pounds:
1. Mitchell Owens (Panguitch)
2. Brock Cropper (Wayne)
3. William Montano (Escalante)
4. Keno Benally (Whitehorse)
125 Pounds:
1. Dallas Edwards (Wayne)
2. Shawn Marshall (Panguitch)
3. Cody Gomez (Rich)
4. David Herrera (Rich)
130 Pounds:
1. Skyler King (Piute)
2. Lonnie Milgate (Panguitch)
3. Dirk Green (Rich)
4. Curtis Huitt (East Carbon)
135 Pounds:
1. Brian Morrill (Piute)
2. Ford Stewart (Panguitch)
3. Neal Nakai (Whitehorse)
4. Mitch Moore (Panguitch)
140 Pounds:
1. Morgan Woods (Duchesne)
2. Gavin Pace (Wayne)
3. Dustin Bessenger (Rich)
4. Konrad Ancira (Panguitch)
145 Pounds:
1. Everett Thomas (White Horse)
2. Spencer Larsen (Wayne)
3. Jordan Montegue (Piute)
4. Brandon George (Panguitch)
152 Pounds:
1. Chase Pearson (Milford)
2. Jonathon Peterson (Wayne)
3. Steve Hatch (Piute)
4. Jade Walters (Panguitch)
160 Pounds:
1. Rusty Bird (Altamont)
2. Adam King (Piute)
3. Chris Bench (Duchesne)
4. Andrew Englestead (Panguitch)
171 Pounds:
1. Tyrel Taylor (Wayne)
2. Trevor Peterson (Wayne)
3. Ronnerick Tapaha (Whitehorse)
4. Isaac Bird (Altamont)
189 Pounds:
1. Jace Jenkins (Altamont)
2. Bobby Mitchell (Altamont)
3. Dustin Kennedy (Rich)
4. Casey Stewart (Wayne)
215 Pounds:
1. JR Kennedy (Rich)
2. Tony Fabrizio (Duchesne)
3. Tony McFarland (East Carbon)
4. Luis Barranza (Wayne)
275 Pounds:
1. Travis Martinez (Panguitch)
2. Kevin Rees (Wayne)
3. Cole Winn (Altamont)
4. Samson Leonard (East Carbon)
Team Standings:
1. Wayne 203.0
2. Panguitch 190.0
3. Piute 137.0
4. Altamont 118.0
5. Rich 117.5
6. Whitehorse 63.0
7. Duchesne 62.0
8. East Carbon 38.5
9. Milford 28.0
10. Escalante 20.0
Notes:
There were some great finals in the 1-A. How about J.R. Kennedy vs. Tony Fabrizio. That was some fantastic scrambling and determination by both wrestlers with Kennedy finally ending up on top in OT. What a great match! Another fantastic match with Dallas Edwards gaining a takedown on rival Shawn Marshall to win at 125 pounds and the Outstanding wrestler to boot. Edwards win also delivered the mathematics to the Badgers as the gold trophy was now in their hands. Piute was a distant third while Altamont slipped past Rich for fifth by a mere .5 of a point. Whitehorse had a strong showing with Everett Thomas gaining another title in convincing style. The Badgers got a lot of mileage out of their 171 pounders as Tyrel Taylor and Trevor Peterson making the finals and giving Kerry Anderson's squad 40 big points out of their 203 points they earned.
Millard Wins Third Straight 2-A Title by Lapping the Field!
Logan Elktington (Millard) and Colt Bracken (Enterprise) were named the meet's Most Outstanding Wrestler. Mike Randall (Enterprise) was named top coach for leading Enterprise to a third place finish. |
Individual Results:
103 Pounds:
1. Mark Pentz (Millard)
2. Truce Truman (Enterprise)
3. Ryan Reather (Juan Diego)
4. Garrett Winn (Richfield)
5. Chris Maisey (South Summit)
6. Steven Pickering (Enterprise)
112 Pounds:
1. Logan Elkington (Millard)
2. Paul Sanders (San Juan)
3. Pete Gallegos (Juan Diego)
4. Jake Revoir (Juab)
5. Aldo Gonzalez (Richfield)
6. Ryan Fowles (Manti)
119 Pounds:
1. Troy Mortensen (Juab)
2. Jacob Howell (Manti)
3. Maben Larsen (Millard)
4. Joe Starr (Richfield)
5. Zack Brown (South Sevier)
6. Jacob Moss (Beaver)
125 Pounds:
1. Paul Monroe (Millard)
2. Colby Lambertson (Millard)
3. Chris Doubek (Parowan)
4. Koyler Anderson (Juab)
5. Shayne Sampson (Richfield)
6. Robert Butler (Monticello)
130 Pounds:
1. Robart Sanders (San Juan)
2. Dan Oswald (Enterprise)
3. Jake Woolstenhume (South Summit)
4. Jade Greenhalgh (Juab)
5. David Beenfield (North Summit)
6. Chad Butler (Monticello)
135 Pounds:
1. Adam Lacy (San Juan)
2. David Bishoff (South Sevier)
3. Kyle Worwood (Juab)
4. Robbie Davis (Gunnison)
5. Bryan Whitaker (Millard)
6. Chris Cates (Beaver)
140 Pounds:
1. Derek Siddoway (North Summit)
2. Colby Camp (North Sevier)
3. Tyson Brown (South Sevier)
4. Scott Mackelprang (Enterprise)
5. Troy Jolley (Millard)
6. Brandon Day (Juab)
145 Pounds:
1. Mitch Melessa (Enterprise)
2. Daniel Dobson (Millard)
3. Lance Young (Gunnison)
4. Thad Pay (Juab)
5. Keith Thompson (Manti)
6. Layne Carter(Parowan)
152 Pounds:
1. Clint Monsen (Millard)
2. Casen Eldridge (Monticello)
3. Sheldon Holt (Enterprise)
4. Travis Warner (Juab)
5. J.J. Allred (Richfield)
6. Jake Johnson (South Summit)
160 Pounds:
1. TJ Starley (Millard)
2. Matt Edwards (Millard)
3. Trace Wells (Grand County)
4. Luke Martinez (Monticello)
5. Chris Miller (Manti)
6. Jason Schulte (North Summit)
171 Pounds:
1. Colt Bracken (Enterprise)
2. Michael Degering (South Summit)
3. Devan Stevens (Millard)
4. Kurt Marchant (Beaver)
5. Cameron Christensen (Millard)
6. Jens White (South Sevier)
189 Pounds:
1. Keith Boren (Richfield)
2. Kyle Aplanalp (South Summit)
3. Slade Turner (Millard)
4. Clayton Wood (North Summit)
5. Jed Evans (Parowan)
6. Josh Douglas (Kanab)
215 Pounds:
1. Jacob Adams (Grand County)
2. Trevor Clegg (South Summit)
3. Jake Christensen (Millard)
4. Ethan Stepehenson (Millard)
5. Andrew Lucero (Juan Diego)
6. Brady Blake (Richfield)
275 Pounds:
1. Matt Crane (North Sevier)
2. Jordan Guilory (Juab)
3. Ales Engstrom (Millard)
4. Marcus Madsen (Richfield)
5. Clancy Wright (Beaver)
6. Brendon Anderson (North Summit)
Team Results:
1. Millard 372.0
2. Juab 183.5
3. Enterprise 150.0
4. Richfield 147.5
5. South Summit 131.5
6. North Summit 105.5
7. South Sevier 98.0
8. North Sevier 91.5
9. San Juan 83.0
10. Monticello 64.0
11. Parowan 63.5
12. Manti 62.0
13. Beaver 61.0
14. Gunnison 55.5
15. Juan Diego 52.5
16. Grand County 44.0
17. Kanab 17.0
Notes:
There was no drama in the team race as Millard won easily. Juab was a solid second. Big surprise team has to be Enterprise who with some outstanding individual efforts got past Richfield for third place. South Summit edge rival North Summit to stay in the Top 5, definitely the loss of Robbie Atkinson hurt their chances for the silver trophy or at least a Top 3 finish. There were plenty of upsets and some of them were against Millard wrestlers as Bryan Whitaker was knocked off by tough Adam Lacy 11-4. Michael Degering (South Summit) knocked off Devan Stevens as well. In a great semi-final match, Robert Sanders used some effective pinning combinations to come back on Jake Woolstenhume to win 7-5 after falling behind 5-0. In one of the better finals Clint Monsen won a somewhat controversial 6-4 decision over previously unbeaten Casen Eldredge of Monticello. Millard placed an incredible 17 wrestlers in the field including 8 finalists and 5 champs! Troy Mortenson capped off an undefeated season by winning the 119 pound class.
Wasatch Wins 3-A Title!
Freshman phenom Jake Swenson along with Gerard Habibian were named the meet's Outstanding Wrestlers. Dan Rice was named as the division's top coach for 2002-03. |
Individual Results:
103 Pounds:
1. Rodney Sager (Lehi)
2. Kaden King (North Sanpete)
3. Trent Greenhalgh (Carbon)
4. Robert Brant (Dixie)
5. Jared Sheppard (Delta)
6. Zach Taylor (Morgan)
112 Pounds:
1. Jake Swenson (North Sanpete)
2. Carson Brown (Wasatch)
3. Keaton Romero (Tooele)
4. Carson Goodwin (Dixie)
5. Tyler Christensen (North Sanpete)
6. Bryce Jensen (Tooele)
119 Pounds:
1. Andrew Hochstrasser (Tooele)
2. Cade Christiansen (Uintah)
3. Zack Burdick (Carbon)
4. Bryan Nielson (Lehi)
5. Brandon Sillitoe (Canyon View)
6. Czyz Woody (Uintah)
125 Pounds:
1. Chad Young (Uintah)
2. Michael Robbins (Lehi)
3. Jed Hansen (Tooele)
4. Deric Winterton (Union)
5. Dallen Mcfarlane (Carbon)
6. Matt Morley (Pine View)
130 Pounds:
1. Lyle Evans (Grantsville)
2. Pete Rose (Wasatch)
3. Tyrel Sweat (Wasatch)
4. Slade Hughes (Dixie)
5. Jordan Snow (Delta)
6. Cody Rawlinson (Bear River)
135 Pounds:
1. Tyson Thompson (Lehi)
2. Hutch Haslem (Morgan)
3. Cody Sweat (Wasatch)
4. Brandon Willet (Wasatch)
5. Austin Graff (Dixie)
6. Jordan Seely (North Sanpete)
140 Pounds:
1. Skylar DiStefano (Wasatch)
2. Josh Ferguson (Pine View)
3. Landon Roseman (Lehi)
4. Jordan Smith (Wasatch)
5. Chad Clawson (Dixie)
6. Ty Woody (Uintah)
145 Pounds:
1. Colton Salazar (Wasatch)
2. Phil Keddy (Uintah)
3. Chris Riding (Delta)
4. Matt Ure (Pine View)
4. Doug Riddle (Canyon View)
6. Matt Hirschi (Hurricane)
152 Pounds:
1. Zach Elliott (Bear River)
2. Chris Peterson (Delta)
3. Cade Neuman (Pine View)
4. Garrett Sorensen (North Sanpete)
5. John Pearson (Wasatch)
6. Daniel Farnsworth (Union)
160 Pounds:
1. Tosh Macintosh (Lehi)
2. Morgan Jeppeson (Bear River)
3. Wayne Duncan (Uintah)
4. Brad Montgomery (Pine View)
5. Brandon Grover (Cedar City)
6. Ross Francis (Wasatch)
171 Pounds:
1. Matt Casperson (Pine View)
2. Anthony Turchetta (Lehi)
3. Chuck Genereaux (Union)
4. Adam Ledingham (North Sanpete)
5. Weston Horrocks (Uintah)
6. Alex Richards (North Sanpete)
189 Pounds:
1. Gerard Habibian (Dixie)
2. Chase Cooper (Lehi)
3. Colby Clawson (North Sanpete)
4. Spencer Arslanian (Tooele)
5. Joel Harris (Bear River)
6. Matt Rawlings (Wasatch)
215 Pounds:
1. Jan Jorgensen (Carbon)
2. Jon McNaughton (Wasatch)
3. Sheldon Holgreen (North Sanpete)
4. Joey Nielsen (Delta)
5. Trevor Collett (Uintah)
6. Kyle Heuett (Canyon View)
275 Pounds:
1. Dallin Norton (Wasatch)
2. Chris Orvin (Dixie)
3. Casey Limb (Pine View)
4. Kevin Jacobsen (North Sanpete)
5. Brian Simmons (North Sanpete)
6. Adam Gibbs (Canyon View)
Team Results:
1. Wasatch 260.0
2. North Sanpete 207.0
3. Lehi 185.5
4. Uintah 148.0
5. Pine View 143.5
6. Dixie 125.5
7. Tooele 114.0
8. Bear River 104.5
9. Carbon 95.0
10. Delta 90.5
11. Union 58.5
12. Canyon View 53.5
13. Morgan 39.0
14. Cedar City 34.0
15. Grantsville 31.0
16. Hurricane 23.0
17. Ogden 18.0
18. Park City 9.0 (tie)
18. Snow Canyon 9.0
20. Ben Lemond 3.0 (tie)
20. Emery 3.0
Notes:
Two 3-A schools (Granite and Judge Memorial) do not have wrestling programs at this time. Wasatch did it with a good combination of star power (five finalists, three champs) and depth. The controversies at North Sanpete did not really effect the team race as the Hawks finished a solid second with a great team effort. The two suspended wrestlers would not have made the difference in North Sanpete catching Wasatch. Lehi has made some great progress with six finalists and three champs. Transfer Tyson Thompson did not disappoint earning the gold medal. He had a classic semi with Cody Sweat of Wasatch in another case of Bracket Formula Interruptus. Lehi's Rodney Sager, who wrestled 112 most of the season burst onto the 103 scene and walked away the champ defeating tough Kaden King 5-3 in OT. Jake Swenson gave North Sanpete its only champion by whipping fellow freshman Carson Brown (Wasatch) in the first round. Swensen had four first round pins and won the Outstanding Wrestler as did Gerard Habibian of Dixie who won all his matches without going past the first stanza. Andrew Hochstrasser won his third state title and will go for four next season. Habibian won his third state title and was a four-time finalist. Zach Elliott won his battle with two-time state champion Chris Petersen to nail down his third state title. Jans Jorgensen, a very impressive football athlete (headed to Kentucky to play), won the 215 pound title after giving up basketball and just in his first year of wrestling. He is ranked #3 in the Super Rankings. Dallin Norton, with the absence of rival Tyler Lee, stormed through the 275 pound division and won easily. Matt Casperson won his second title while Tosh Mackintosh avenged last year's semi-final loss to Morgan Jeppeson with an explosive headlock pin against the Bear River grappler in the final.
4-A Results: Spanish Fork Wins First Title Since 1984!
Layne Shepherd is the Coach of the Year while Seth Wright and Luke Lofthouse are named the Outstanding Wrestlers for the 4-A meet. |
103 Pounds:
1--David Beagley (Spanish Fork)
2--Jason Warner (Spanish Fork)
3--TJ Bingham (Sky View)
4--Kyle Klus (West)
5--Jaren Day (Payson)
6--Tyler Howell (Cyprus)
112 Pounds:
1--Flint Ray (Roy)
2--Pat Florea (Mountain View)
3--Josh Burnett (Mountain Crest)
4--Matt Hayes (Lone Peak)
5--Travis Ayoso (Provo)
6--Jared Ahlin (Payson)
119 Pounds:
1--Todd Robins (Mountain View)
2--Trevor Mellon (Payson)
3--Clint Spencer (Pleasant Grove)
4--Jentry Youd (Spanish Fork)
5--Tyrel Einfeldt (Olympus)
6--Ryan Borg (Mountain View)
125 Pounds:
1--Seth Wright (Payson)
2--Kyle Robins (Orem)
3--Cyler Sanderson (Timpanogos)
4--Spencer Dinkins (Spanish Fork)
5--Chase Frost (Mountain View)
6--Adam Hubbard (Box Elder)
130 Pounds:
1--McKay Sanderson (Timpanogos)
2--Casey Fehlberg (Orem)
3--Isa Takahashi (Mountain View)
4--John Johnson (Box Elder)
5--Dennis Twitchell (Provo)
6--Casey Grover (Spanish Fork)
135 Pounds:
1--Cody Burdett (Mountain Crest)
2--Steve Robertson (Timpanogos)
3--Clay Taylor (Provo)
4--Christian Marchant (Olympus)
5--Steve Pulver (Highland)
6--Mike Collett (Spanish Fork)
140 Pounds:
1--Jeb Clark (Spanish Fork)
2--Kelly Kelsey (Payson)
3--Cameron Dansie (Timpanogos)
4--Matt Chambers (Mountain Crest)
5--Justin Jacob (Pleasant Grove)
6--Colby Mower (Orem)
145 Pounds:
1--Chase Walker (Timpanogos)
2--Richard Lindsey (Olympus)
3--Brody Hatch (Sky View)
4--Brett Caldwell (Box Elder)
5--Sam Moody (Timpanogos)
6--Jeff Allen (Mountain View)
152 Pounds:
1--Cheney Haight (Timpanogos)
2--Spencer Bardsley (Timpview)
3--Westin Sampson (Pleasant Grove)
4--Justin Brooks (Spanish Fork)
5--Cody Johnson (Logan)
6--Dallas West (Olympus)
160 Pounds:
1--Randy Callicoat (Timpanogos)
2--Nick Cummings (Pleasant Grove)
3--Taylor Knight (Sky View)
4--Zeke Mendenhall (Lone Peak)
5--Scott Conover (Woods Cross)
6--Matt Carpenter (Lone Peak)
171 Pounds:
1--Mike Rutledge (Mountain Crest)
2--Clint Weight (Spanish Fork)
3--John Vigil (Highland)
4--Brandon Carlisle (Logan)
5--Mike Manoonkin (Olympus)
6--Josh Hill (Murray)
189 Pounds:
1--Luke Lofthouse (Mountain Crest)
2--Logan Lucherini (Sky View)
3--Jaime Thornblad (Murray)
4--Nick Livdahl (Olympus)
5--Chris Baert (Spanish Fork)
6--Mike Valeti (Springville)
215 Pounds:
1--Matt Ah You (Lone Peak)
2--Garrett Elliott (Spanish Fork)
3--Brandon Dennis (Murray)
4--Bryan Lott (Timpanogos)
5--Tony Strader (Cyprus)
6--Brendan Smith (Mountain Crest)
275 Pounds:
1--Mark Freeman (Orem)
2--Daniel Hola (Olympus)
3--Mike Price (Olympus)
4--Joe Gilsdorf (Mountain Crest)
5--Kevin Smith (Box Elder)
6--Dugan Wightman (West)
Team Results:
1. Spanish Fork 211.0
2. Timpanogos 201.0
3. Mountain Crest 165.0
4. Olympus 147.5
5. Payson 107.5
6. Pleasant Grove 98.5
7. Mountain View 96.5
8. Lone Peak 80.0 (tie)
8. Sky View 80.0
10. Orem 79.0
11. Box Elder 78.5
12. Provo 64.0
13. Murray 63.0
14. Logan 48.5
15. Roy 39.0
16. Highland 35.0
17. West 28.0
18. Timpview 24.0
19. Cyprus 20.0
20. Springville 17.0
21. Bountiful 13.0 (tie)
21. Woods Cross 13.0
23. Bonneville 8.0
24. American Fork 6.0
25. East 3.0
Notes:
Olympus looked real good leading the tournament after the first day, Timpanogos still was considered in the driver's seat and most suspected that Spanish Fork was in trouble. But the Dons took control with an incredible second day. They matched Timpanogos with five wrestlers in the finals and with their JV talent and overall depth the tournament was in their hands. Olympus could place only two wrestlers in the finals and had a rough going in the wrestle backs which opened up the door for Mountain Crest to get into the Top 3. Payson was a distant fifth but put three into the finals. There was tight race for sixth won by Pleasant Grove who bounced back after a bad first day with plenty of wins in consolation. Region rival Mountain View placed seventh while Lone Peak thanks to a default win by Matt Ah You tied Sky View for eighth. Orem pushed by Box Elder for tenth thanks to Mark Freeman's big win in the last match of the night. It has been a while since Box Elder has been out of the Top Ten and the Bees failed to produce a champion or a finalist for the first time in a long time.
Region 7 would have to be considered the strongest 4-A region. All five of their schools placed in the Top Ten. They had seven of the 14 individual champions and had the highest percentage of their qualifiers place. Region 6 fared well with two Top 5 teams in tournament winner Spanish Fork and Payson. Region 4 was a bit down this year as Mountain Crest and Sky View made the Top Ten but Box Elder was a bit off this year. Region 5 was Region 5. Olympus gave their region a strong showing. However, this region failed to produce a state champion and has not since 1998-99 and had just two finalists. Daniel Hola came close to pulling out the gold medal, but Freeman pulled off the Sudden Death win.
Bracket Formula Interruptus was a big problem in this tournament. Cyler Sanderson met Seth Wright in the semi-finals as did Cameron Dansie meeting Jeb Clark. Another semi-final meeting of the probable two best wrestlers took place when Jaime Thornblad met Luke Lofthouse. One of the biggest upsets was Kyle Robins over Spencer Dinkins in the first round. Robins took advantage and made a great run to the finals knocking off Region 5 champion Alex Hedquist and Region 4 champion Adam Hubbard 4-3. Jason Warner came back after a third place showing at region to knock off T.J. Bingham of Sky View by a single point. This was big for Spanish Fork and got their great night of semi-final wins going. The best championship final was Cody Burdett riding out Steve Robertson to win the 135 pound final. The 215 pound final disappointed as Garrett Elliott was injured early in the match delivering the title to Matt Ah You. The rest of them went pretty much as expected and most, with the exception of Freeman--Hola, weren't competitive affairs.
Fremont Wins First Ever State Title!
Mark Storey is the 5-A Coach of the Year for leading the Silverwolves to their first ever state title! Kenny Reid of Davis and Shane Gustin-Miller of West Jordan were named as tbe 5-A meet's Most Outstanding Wrestlers. |
Individual Results:
103 Pounds:
1. Michael Watts (Riverton)
2. Chris Chacon (Kearns)
3. Kyle McCarty (Davis)
4. Josh Pappas (Taylorsville)
5. Caleb Isom (Layton)
6. Zac Hancock (Fremont)
112 Pounds:
1. Shay Lawrence (Viewmont)
2. Tanner Purser (Jordan)
3. Ace Adamson (Riverton)
4. Mike Toone (Fremont)
5. Justin Bell (Bingham)
6. Scott Webster (Davis)
119 Pounds:
1. Dwain Martinson (Fremont)
2. Nate Palmer (Copper Hills)
3. Bryce Bartell (Brighton)
4. Teaguer Terrell (Hillcrest)
5. Matt Bostwick (Weber)
6. Mike Heath (Davis)
125 Pounds:
1. Kyle Thornock (Taylorsville)
2. Jacob Ito (Northridge)
3. Evan Woody (Hillcrest)
4. Dallin Grow (Davis)
5. Brandon Brunson (Clearfield)
6. Brian Jones (West Jordan)
130 Pounds:
1. Rick Norman (Weber)
2. Kalen Wilson (West Jordan)
3. Adam Kjar (Viewmont)
4. Jason Robinson (Cottonwood)
5. Loren Madsen (Riverton)
6. Brian Jones (West Jordan)
135 Pounds:
1. Kenny Reid (Davis)
2. Talon Knox (Brighton)
3. Craig Tennant (Weber)
4. Ryan Walker (Alta)
5. Trent Woolsley (Weber)
6. David Wiser (Viewmont)
140 Pounds:
1. Ben Harding (Fremont)
2. Dave Malan (Weber)
3. Mike Bigelow (Alta)
4. Ryan Moore (Bingham)
5. Kyle Graham (Viewmont)
6. Danny Eason (West Jordan)
145 Pounds:
1. Landon Essig (Viewmont)
2. Ryan Weeks (Davis)
3. Brady Bird (Layton)
4. Jon Moore (Brighton)
5. Trevor Park (Riverton)
5. Andy Prestridge (Viewmont)
152 Pounds:
1. Craig Mock (Weber)
2. Shawn Brunson (Hillcrest)
3. Logan Essig (Viewmont)
4. Jess Dickson (Weber)
5. Kurt Phister (Riverton)
6. Matt Martinez (Skyline)
160 Pounds:
1. Shane Gustin-Miller (West Jordan)
2. Nick Nielson (Northridge)
3. Court McGee (Layton)
4. Dean Wilson (Fremont)
5. Jo Johnson (Bingham)
6. Chris Day (Alta)
171 Pounds:
1. Ben Buckley (Layton)
2. Forrest Mackintosh (Brighton)
3. Sam Delahunty (Alta)
4. Nick Galbraith (Fremont)
5. Zach Sanders (Fremont)
6. Tony Fabrizio (Bingham)
189 Pounds:
1. RJ Erickson (Layton)
2. Tony Mazzarese (Bingham)
3. Karson Storey (Fremont)
4. Bryce Murray (Clearfield)
5. Mitch Moody (Alta)
6. Pat Hanley (Viewmont)
215 Pounds:
1. Skyler Stephens (Davis)
2. Kevin Freestone (Jordan)
3. Mark Collard (Northridge)
4. Josh Mattert (Viewmont)
5. Tyler Card (Cottonwood)
6. Dan Humphries (Alta)
275 Pounds:
1. Billy Green (Fremont)
2. Jason Speredon (Granger)
3. Rob McConkie (Jordan)
4. Rio Stotler (West Jordan)
5. Shawn Oram (Fremont)
6. Spencer Bowles (Riverton)
Team Results:
1. Fremont 186.5
2. Weber 161.5
3. Viewmont 150.0
4. Davis 136.5
5. Layton 117.5
6. Alta 109.5 (tie)
6. Riverton 109.5
8. West Jordan 107.0
9. Bingham 90.0
10. Brighton 84.0
11. Jordan 68.0
12. Northridge 67.0
13. Hillcrest 61.0
14. Taylorsville 49.5
15. Kearns 34.5
16. Clearfield 28.0 (tie)
16. Cottonwood 28.0 (tie)
16. Skyline 28.0
19. Granger 27.0
20. Copper Hills 21.0
21. Hunter 5.0
Notes:
Region 1 flexed its muscles with five of the Top 5 team finishers from this rugged region, perhaps the best overall region in wrestling no matter the classification. Fremont doubled up in some of the upper weights like 189 and 275 and placed two wrestlers in these weights. Fremont wasn't just upper weights as Dwain Martinson brought home the gold at 119 pounds as well as Ben Harding at 140 pounds. Big Bad Billy Green gave the Silverwolves their third state champion, Green's third state title. Green did have to survive a Sudden Death squeaker against tough Rob McConkie of Jordan in the semi-finals before beating football stud Jason Speredon of Granger in the final. It was a tight team race but Fremont began to show they had the edge on the second day. Weber's fortunes went sour as the Region 1 champion had Craig Tennant fall to Brighton fabulous freshman Talon Knox in the quarterfinals in perhaps the biggest uspet in the tournament. Viewmont, the first day leader, just couldn't hold on and gradually fell back to a solid third position. Craig Mock beat tough Shanwn Brunson at 152 pounds in perhaps the division's toughest weight class. Defending champion Logan Essig finished third. Essig's brother Landon got his elusive state title improving from third to first in each of his three years. Landon Essig is a junior. Kyle Thornock repeated as state champ for Taylorsville. However, he was one of the few bright lights for Region 3, which was very weak this season and had five of bottom seven teams in the state tournament.
