Pictured L-R: Bonita’s Owen Arbogast & Ayala’s Dominic Jauregui
Wrestling:
Alta Loma and Bonita dominated Saturday’s Palomares League finals.
The Braves had a tournament-high five champions, while the Bearcats had four.
But Glendora’s Marquize Brown and Andrew Grimaldi gave the Tartans a pair of winners.
And Ayala’s Jacob Kim and Dominic Jauregui represented the Bulldogs proudly with two titles of their own.
Colony’s Adrien Maldonado claimed the 195-pound division championship.
The lower and upper-weight MVP’s were Bonita’s Owen Arbogast (132) and Ayala’s Dominic Jauregui (152).
The Palomares League qualifiers will be in action this weekend at the CIF-SS Individuals at Ayala High School.
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Palomares League Finals:
106 pounds: Jacob Kim (Ayala)
113- Charles Wallis (Alta Loma)
120- Jacob Stearns (Alta Loma)
126- Tristan Fernandez (Bonita)
132- Owen Arbogast (Bonita)
138- Nathan Campos (Alta Loma)
145- Cole Parra (Bonita)
152- Dominic Jauregui (Ayala)
160- Marquize Brown (Glendora)
170- Eli Green (Alta Loma)
182- Eric Race (Alta Loma)
195- Adrien Maldonado (Colony)
220- Levi Hernandez (Bonita)
285- Andrew Grimaldi (Glendora)
Lower-Weight MVP: Owen Arbogast of Bonita
Upper-Weight MVP: Dominic Jauregui of Ayala
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