Oregon high school wrestling state tournament: Live updates, Day 2 (2/23/2024)
The Oregon high school wrestling state championships take place Thursday through Saturday at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Portland, and SBLive Oregon will be there to provide unparalleled coverage.
Tournament previews: Class 6A | Class 5A | Class 4A | Class 3A | Class 2A/1A | Class 6A/5A Girls | Class 4A/3A/2A/1A Girls
Check this post throughout the day for live updates from Day 2 (Friday). The 6A, 5A and 6A/5A Girls tournaments begin at 8 a.m., and the 4A, 3A, 2A/1A and 4A/3A/2A/1A Girls tournaments resume at 2:30 p.m. after an exciting first day of action Thursday.
Photo by Taylor Balkom
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Read the complete recap from Day 2 of the 4A, 3A, 2A/1A and 4A/3A/2A/1A Girls tournaments
See all the 4A/3A/2A/1A Girls champions, placewinners, top teams here
See all the 4A champions, placewinners, top teams here
See all the 3A champions, placewinners, top teams here
See all the 2A/1A champions, placewinners, top teams here
3A 190: Mishael Mauck of Banks wins battle of state champs with La Pine's Tag Deluca.
2A 190: Ash Blomstrom of Toledo wraps up undefeated season with 3rd state title.
4A/3A/2A/1A Girls 235: Grant Union junior Mallory Lusco turns tables on rival Breanna Meek of North Valley to win 3rd title.
4A 190: Crook County's Gavin Sandoval comes back from August torn ACL in right knee to win second title as senior.
3A 175: Easton Kemper of Burns needs overtime to win 3rd state title, will go for a 4th next year.
2A/1A 165: And a first for Camas Valley as Owen Koegler wins the school's first title.
4A/3A/2A/1A Girls 145: A first for Hidden Valley's program as Megan Peterson pins returning champion Jessica Williams of Vale to win the title.
4A/3A/2A/1A Girls 140: Ava Collins of Vale beats good friend and club training partner Hannah Hernandez of Ontario to win 2nd state title.
4A/3A/2A/1A girls 135: Sariah Zepeda of Gervais wins second title.
4A 150: Riley Barrett of Philomath completes undefeated season with first state title as sophomore.
4A/3A/2A/1A Girls 125: Bailey Chafin of Sweet Home is now halfway to becoming just the third girl in state history to win four state titles with quick pin.
2A/1A boys 144: Christian Retherford of Toledo completes an undefeated season with a pin.
3A boys 144: And that's Devon Kerr winning a third title tonight - the third junior and second La Pine wrestler to position themselves to become 4xers next year.
3A boys 138: Landyn Philpott of La Pine is now 3/4ths of the way to making the 4x club.
3A boys 120: Luke Cheek of Harrisburg wins his 3rd title as he looks to join 4-timer club.
4A boys 120: Kyle Sieminski does it, becomes Sweet Home's first 4x champion with pin as clock hits zero on his HS career.
2A/1A boys 113: Mike Miller of Illinois Valley completes his quest to be a 4x champion.
The Parade of Champions has begun.
See a complete list of all the 4A, 3A, 2A/1A and 4A/3A/2A/1A Girls championship matchups here
2A/1A: Willamina will look back at the placing round, where it went 2-4 while Toledo went 2-0. A couple more wins could have helped the Bulldogs stave off the Boomers, who have three top seeds (two who are unbeaten) and a fourth finalist who is unseeded in returning champion Logan Gerding.
4A/3A/2A/1A Girls: La Grande used up most of its nine lives, but the Tigers did just enough in the consolation bracket to clinch their first title going into the finals.
2A/1A 285: If Toledo ends up winning its first team title, it might point to this 3rd-place match, where Kolby Coxen pinned Willamina's Rhyne Nelson in the second round to close the gap to 3.5 points going into the finals. Boomers have 4 in the finals to Willamina having just 1.
4A/3A/2A/1A Girls: La Grande now up 21 on Harrisburg after the blood round. Each has two finalists, and each has two wrestling for 3rd/4th. LG in great shape but not a lock yet.
4A Boys: Consolation semis do the trick for Sweet Home, now up 45.5 points on Crook County. La Grande, Cascade will round out the trophies.
3A Boys: Harrisburg has a 108-point lead on Burns after the consolation semifinals. Burns, Banks and La Pine still shuffling for 2nd through 4th
2A/1A Boys: The blood round shoots Willamina back into the lead by 5.5 points over Toledo, with Camas Valley and Illinois Valley looking like the other trophy winners
4A/3A/2A/1A Girls 190: Upset of the day as Grant Union's Sivanna Hodge, the No. 5 qualifier from her district, knocks off top seed Lillyan Jaramillo of Rogue River, pinning her with 2 seconds left in the first round.
2A/1A Boys and 4A/3A/2A/1A Girls are wrestling the blood round now as they place only four on the podium.
4A Boys: Sweet Home in the catbird's seat heading to placing rounds with five in the finals, although Crook County still has a very outside chance with four.
4A 150: Riley Barrett of Philomath now 47-0 heading to title bout with Sweet Home's Jacob Landtroop.
Read the complete recap from Day 1 of the 6A, 5A and 6A/5A Girls tournaments
3A Boys: Harrisburg has clinched the team title and has six wrestling for individual gold tonight.
3A 285: Our second top seed goes down in overtime as Lowell's David Finch knocks out Toledo's Kolby Coxen
4A/3A/2A/1A Girls 190: Sandoval's younger sister Ylyana joins him in finals with first-round pin
4A 190: Top seed Gavin Sandoval of Crook County defeats Sweet Home's David Steagall 11-4 to reach the final
2A/1A 215: Top seed Cody Vance of Toledo staves off Illinois Valley's Kaden Green 5-2 to reach the final
3A 175: Burns junior Easton Kemper one step closer to becoming 3x champ with second-round pin
4A/3A/2A/1A Girls 140: One of the better matches of the semifinal round sees Ontario's Hannah Hernandez outlast Lakeview's Quincey Ludwig 2-1 to reach the final.
4A boys: Sweet Home tightening its hold on the team race halfway through the semis, up 39 points on Crook County
4A/3A/2A/1A Girls 140: Ava Collins of Vale the top seed is through to the finals, taking opponent straight to her back for the first-round pin
3A 157: Top seed Devin Martin of Harrisburg is ousted by pin in the semis. Eagles still have commanding lead in team race.
2A/1A Boys: Update in team standings as defending champion Illinois Valley moves past Willamina by 4.5 points halfway through semis
4A/3A/2A/1A Girls 135: Gervais top seed Sariah Zepeda survives a scare and will go for a second title after 6-5 win over La Grande's Paige Allen
3A 144: La Pine junior Devon Kerr one win away from third state title after second-round pin
4A/3A/2A/1A Girls 115: Down goes another No. 1 seed! La Grande's Lyndie Isaacson downs No. 1 Emmalee Brissette of Oakridge 7-1 in semis
4A/3A/2A/1A Girls 110: Returning champion Macali Lade of Siuslaw upsets top seed Katelynn Leonard of St. Helens with 8-4 decision in semifinals
4A 126: Henley senior Dylan Clark now 55-1 after first-round pin in semis
3A 138: Returning champion Landyn Philpott of La Pine into the finals with a first-round pin
2A/1A 138: Vernonia's Trevor Wolf makes it 6x6 for top seeds to reach the finals with a second-round pin
4A 120: Kyle Sieminski, the Sweet Home senior vying to win a 4th title, reaches final with 61-second pin
3A 106: Harrisburg freshman Andrei Donayri, unseeded, reaches final by beating teammate John Henderson 7-0. Donayri upset the top seed Thursday morning in the opening round.
2A/1A 113: Mike Miller's bid for a 4th state title moves into the finals as the Illinois Valley senior pins Siletz Valley's Dean Smith
4A 106: Jesse Landtroop of Sweet Home survives a 6-4 decision against Crook County's Casen Villastrigo to reach the final against top seed Bragen Anderson of La Grande
2A/1A 106: Our first final is set as top seed James Conn of Illinois Valley will meet Elgin's Landyn Fincher.
6A/5A girls: Thurston well ahead with 52 points but 10 other teams are within striking distance of a trophy finish
5A: It's shaping up as a two-team race as Thurston leads Dallas by 10.5 points
6A: Newberg ends Day 1 with 101 points, leads defending champion West Linn by 23.5 points
5A 285: A third No. 2 seed falls as a '23 finalist Ashton Fields of Redmond loses by major decision to Lebanon's Isaac Jordan.
6A/5A girls 235: Liberty's Bianca Miranda with the third-round pin to make No. 1 seeds 14x14 into tomorrow's semifinals
6A/5A girls 190: Returning champ and No.1 seed Ali Martinez of McNary narrowly escapes being pinned in first minute by Thurston’s Katelyn Dow, comes back to record second-round pin.
6A/5A girls 170: No. 2 seed and returning champ Jasmine Brown of Wilsonville needs a few fewer seconds than Zerring to join her in the semis.
6A/5A girls 170: Top seed Isabel Zerring of Cleveland makes quick work of her quarterfinal match
6A 138: Zachary Keinonen of Newberg opens his bid to be a 4x state champion with a first-round pin as all No. 1 and 2 seeds advance to tomorrow's quarterfinals
6A/5A girls 125: Wells’ Zorina Johnson with the 3rd round pin in the quarterfinals to stay unbeaten.
5A 215: Canby's Jackson Doman pins his way to semis
5A 126: Another 2 seed falls and helps Thurston and hurts another title contender as Jaxon Harada beats Canby's Craig Williams in overtime
5A 113: First big upset of the day has implications on team standings as Thurston’s Mason Hakki ousts No. 2 seed and returning finalist Carsen Atterbury of Dallas.
6A/5A Girls 170: Wilsonville's Jasmine Brown opens defense of her state title with a first-round pin.
5A 285: Not to be outdone, top seed Brash Henderson of Silverton also still undefeated with 25-second pin in first round.
5A 215: Jackson Doman of Canby remains unbeaten with 75-second pin in first round.
6A 113: Another freshman sensation, top seed Jorge De La Rosa of Forest Grove, leads the contingent of top contenders into the quarterfinals. They'll all return to the mat Saturday morning.
5A 165: Bend's freshman sensation Leif Larwin needs just 77 seconds to ease into the quarterfinals as top seed.
6A/5A Girls 130: Forest Grove's Kailea Takahashi opens her bid for a second consecutive title with an 11-0 major decision against Savannah Roblin of Dallas.
5A 106: Thurston's top seed Michael Salas Sanchez had to go all 6 minutes to score a 16-2 major decision in his first-round match
6A 190: Our first big surprise of the day as Houstyn Lee-Perry of Liberty forfeits his first-round match to David Douglas' Kelani Massad. Lee-Perry was runner-up at Reser's TOC last month and 4th at 195 last year.
6A 113: All the top contenders who had to wrestle in the opening round survived with ease.
6A 106: Top seed Drew Dawson of Roseburg opened the morning with a 19-second pin of David Douglas' Jeremiah Pilat.
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