Individual rankings
Top 4
106 pounds: Jimmie Lopez (Christopher); 2. Alvin Nguyen (Silver Creek); 3. Oscar Covarrubias (King City); 4. Marion Diokno (El Camino).
113 pounds: Jesse Vasquez (Gilroy); 2. Elias Hernandez (Serra); 3. Christian Diokno (El Camino); 4. Joey Caires (Fremont).
120 pounds: Isaiah Locsin (Live Oak); 2. Sean Summers (St. Francis); 3. Max McCann (Monta Vista); 4. Victor Daza (Gilory).
126 pounds: Victor Olmos (Gilroy); 2. Eric Cramer (Gunn); 3. Carlos Anaya (North County); 4. Christian Racimo (St. Francis).
132 pounds: Paul Fox (Gilroy: 2. Willy Lammacchia (Harbor); 3. Jerry Delarosa (Serra); 4. Jordan Pierce (Oak Grove).
138 pounds: Nicholas Villareal (Gilroy); 2. Elijah Davis (Riordan); 3. Alex Garcia (Palma); 4. Jacob Thalin (Santa Teresa).
145 pounds: Zac Contreras (Riordan); 2. Lupe Jimenez (Gilroy); 3. Ricardo Bribriescas (Christopher); 4. Michael Kraft (San Lorenzo Valley).
152 pounds: Bryan Battisto (Harbor); 2. John Sinclair (Pioneer); 3. Gary Hohback (Palo Alto); 4. Alex Kerkeles (Mitty).
160 pounds: Luis Quintero (King City); 2. Grant Biral (Pioneer); 3. Matt Penyascek (Gilroy); 4. Brandon LeFore (Sobrato).
170 pounds: Jovan Villalobos (Alisal); 2. Joseph Lowman (Half Moon Bay); 3. Mark Penyacsek (Gilroy); 4. Robert Caldwell (Palma).
182 pounds: Arthur Georgiyev (South San Francisco); 2. Jacob Golden (Monterey); 3. Nicholas Bernardo (Oak Grove); 4. Henry Wei (Saratoga).
195 pounds: Keaton Klockow (Pacific Grove); 2. Chandler Ramirez (Mitty); 3. Christian Garcia (Riordan); 4. Mylo Stenstrom (Leigh).
220 pounds: Graham Grant (Saratoga); 2. Jairo Rocha (Overfelt); 3. Tyler Escoto (Palma); 4. Patrick Munoz (Lick).
Heavyweight: Hildelv Manzur (Palma): 2. Gary Miltenberger (Fremont); 3. Daniel Mendoza (Mitty); 4. Jairo Granados (Santa Teresa).
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6 comments:
not taking anything away from Manzur,who own heavyweight division this year.but not having his biggest rival,John Tuilelosega who has beaten him in state last two years.
why didnt tuiolosega wrestle this year?
I hear he wanted to focus on football only this year.
No doubt Tuiolosega would be a tough opponent, but Manzur took it to another level this year...wrestled all summer for Mexico national team and CA freesyle wresting team (state champ at Hvwt). Manzur hasn't lost since the freetyle season has been over (which he was wrestling nationally ranked kids). Maybe if Tuioloseg wrestled allyear like Manzur it would be close, but not just wrestling part time this year. Couple of state matches I hope to see this year would be Manzur againt Clovis #1 in state and nationally ranked Nevelis...could happen. manzur is #4 in CA right now...arguablky should be ranked #2 or 3.
CCS team scores will have Gilroy #1 and Palma #2...Palma didn't have Rehbein injured and maybe they challenge for title overall. Palma has some junior high kid I hear that will be state or even nationally ranked by next year or as a soph. Pospect is very good for the program the next few years even with losses to graduation this year...will need to fill heavuer weights though.
I believe Manzur has better head to head against Tuilelosega but lost in close match in CCS final lst season. If Tuilelosega trained, he could have been a top state ranked wrestler this year, but focused on football. Manzur had football interest and could play on, but decided to wrestle at the next level.
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