Photos by Antonio Gonzales
Girls Wrestling:
The San Gabriel Valley area had a solid showing at the CIF-SS Masters Meet this weekend.
San Dimas finished in second (behind Marina) in team points, and the Saints tied Arroyo for a tournament-high two individual champions.
Walnut was third with one champ, and Northview placed fourth.
The top-eight placers earned their spot at next week’s CIF State championship in Baskersfield.
In this story below, there are the top eight in each of the 14 weight classes and the title-match results for local wrestlers.
And at the very bottom is a link to a photo gallery.
CIF-SS Masters Meet, Day 2:
Team Points:
1- Marina (155)
2- San Dimas (122)
3- Walnut (118.5)
4- Northview (115.5)
5- Paloma Valley (115)
6- Downey (106)
7- Hillcrest (95)
8- Arroyo (83.5)
9- Palm Desert (72)
10- Corona (71)
11- Montclair (64.5)
22- Etiwanda (35)
23- Covina (34)
Area Wrestlers’ Championship Match Results:
101:
Briana Gonzalez (Arroyo) pinned Jillian Wells (Lakeside) at 1:25
106:
Emilie Gonzalez (Arroyo) pinned Kacey Schafer at 0:56
111:
Anaya Falcon (Walnut) def. Karissa Turnwall, 5-1
126:
Esperanza Dorantes (San Dimas) def. Tehya Ledesma (Hillcrest), 3-0
143:
Jo Forman (Montclair) def Alexandra Lopez (Marina), 9-2
150:
Savannah Lewis (Northview) pinned Aalijah Pineda (Valencia) at 3:38
160:
Juliana Marquez (San Dimas) def. Kayla Laguana (Westminster), 1-0
101-Pound State Qualifiers:
1: Briana Gonzalez (Arroyo)
2: Jillian Wells (Lakeside)
3: Kaelani Schufeldt (Marina)
4: Destiny Moreno (Millikan)
5: Alicia Serratos (Laguna Hills)
6: Katherine Hernandez (Bell Gardens)
7: Raquel Garcia (Colony)
8: Chloe Kitigawa (Aliso Niguel)
106:
1: Emilie Gonzalez (Arroyo)
2: Kacey Schafer (Marina)
3: Sophia Cornish (Tesoro)
4: Brenda Martinez (Ayala)
5: Emarie Boloson (Cypress)
6: Deandra Meza (Walnut)
7: Saryna Garcia (Etiwanda)
8: Ajalynn Panoke-Jimenez (Hillcrest)
111:
1: Anaya Falcon (Walnut)
2: Karissa Turnwall (Paloma Valley)
3: Kylee Golz (Fairmont)
4: Taira Sakamoto (Santa Monica)
5: Neveah Chambers (Savanna)
6: Felix-Lopez Delilah (Downey)
7: Ruby Pung (Edison)
8: Samantha Rivera (Northview)
116:
1: Carissa Qureshi (Portola)
2: Leilani Lazaro (Northview)
3: Jordyn Chrisco (Marina)
4: Eden Hernandez (San Clemente)
5: Samantha Sachs (Glendora)
6: Elena Ramirez (Citrus Valley)
7: Kaitlin Castro (Bishop Amat)
8: Mia Ramirez (John Glenn)
121:
1: Leah Gaitan (Temecula Valley)
2: Anderson Presley (Marina)
3: Makayla Correa (Paloma Valley)
4: Leilani Lepe (JW North)
5: Elaina Valenzuela (Esperanza)
6: Sydney Dizon (Corona)
7: Mia Sanchez (Northview)
8: Kayla Ganac (Los Osos)
126:
1: Esperanza Dorantes (San Dimas)
2: Tehya Ledesma (Hillcrest)
3: Jasmine Macias (Walnut)
4: River Todd (Marina)
5: Valerie Powell (Norco)
6: Kylie Yang (Sunny Hills)
7: Berlyn Davis (San Clemente)
8: Marina Ramirez (Santa Ana)
131:
1: Hailey Chapman (Rim Of The World)
2: Madeline Santana (Cajon)
3: Cameron Ortiz (San Dimas)
4: Tegan Nguyen (Palm Desert)
5: Giselle Guerra (Downey)
6: Skyler Gassel (Newport Harbor)
7: Sasha Redshaw (San Marino)
8: Magaly Madrid (Paramount)
137:
1: Reyna Montenegro (Paloma Valley)
2: Chloe Overgaag (Palm Desert)
3: Stephanie Chavez (Downey)
4: Charli Jewell (Foothill)
5: Michelle Fierro (Chino)
6: Kylee Wohlwend (Hillcrest)
7: Jolene Jaurez (Centennial Corona)
8: Destiny Huerta (Tustin)
143:
1: Jo Forman (Montclair)
2: Alexandra Lopez (Marina)
3: Alexis Jimenez (Valley View)
4: Mariz Soliman (Temescal Canyon)
5: Jocelyn Yepez (Paramount)
6: Janelle Gomez (Paloma Valley)
7: Audrey Diaz (Hueneme)
8: Andie Albers (Hemet)
150:
1: Savannah Lewis (Northview)
2: Aalijah Pineda (Valencia)
3: Princess Monsalud (Burroughs)
4: Amanda Salcedo (Walnut)
5: Natalie Bryant (Beaumont)
6: Angela Milojkovic (Palm Desert)
7: Samantha Arce (Mater Dei)
8: Zoe Vasquez (La Quinta)
160:
1: Juliana Marquez (San Dimas)
2: Kayla Laguana (Westminster)
3: Jordan Carrillo (Walnut)
4: Zainab Hakeem (Lakewood)
5: Natalie Resendiz (El Toro)
6: Lydia Monedero (Cabrillo/Lompoc)
7: Vida Beckel (Cypress)
8: Alaysia Wyatt (Lawndale)
170:
1: Mariyah Casados (Vista Murrieta)
2: Angelina Renteria (Hueneme)
3: Mia Delgado (South El Monte)
4: Jenae Acero (San Dimas)
5: Kaley Rice (Montclair)
6: Viviana Aviles (Corona)
7: Selena Cubias (Hillcrest)
8: Cierra Abrego (Highland)
189:
1: Saiheron Preciado-Meza (Lakewood)
2: Gabby O`connell (Elsinore)
3: Rosalie Lopez (MLK)
4: Juliana Matias (Canyon Springs)
5: Jacqueline Torres (Dominguez)
6: Gisselle Macias (Hillcrest)
7: Dee Gallegos (Montclair)
8: Galilea Garcia (Schurr)
235:
1: Neila Fritts (Capistrano Valley)
2: Abby Delgadillo (Downey)
3: Karen Garcia (Norte Vista)
4: Janiah Carr (Canyon Springs)
5: Pepper Marks (Santa Barbara)
6: Lily Mercado (San Clemente)
7: Avery Manko (Lompoc Cabrillo)
8: Allie Phillips (Keppel)
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