Everett takes sole possession of 1st

Herald staff

EVERETT – Co-captains Tom Bagley and Brian Turner both posted victories as Everett defeated Mariner 44-22 Tuesday to take sole possession of first place in the Western Conference South Division.

“The kids came out ready to wrestle,” Everett coach Brien Elliott said. “They worked really hard.”

Bagley and teammate Josh Sheppard both posted come-from-behind victories. Bagley was behind 2-1 after one period at 160 pounds and won 8-4.

Shorewood 38, Mountlake Terrace 30: Shorewood got its first Wesco South victory. Chris Morey of Shorewood scored a 12-9 decision at 189 pounds to help the Thunderbirds.

103-Malinovsky (SH) dec. Gentry 6-3 dec.; 112-Ferris (SH) pin Floresca :51,1st ; 119-Sanders (SH) pin Tieu 2:52,1st ; 125-Jenson (SH) won by forfeit; 130-Chang (SH) won by forfeit; 135-Spadola (MT) dec. Rosenkranz 7-3; 140-Comeau (MT) won by forfeit; 145-Jansson (MT) pin Wyman :25, 1st; 152-Hasegawa (MT) pin Payne :23 1st; 160-Garton (MT) dec. Schumaker 12-4; 171-Wuerffel (SH) dec. Westergard 16-5 ; 189-Morey (SH) dec. Lynn 12-9; 215-DesJardien (SH) dec. McElmurry 21-5; 275-Olsen (MT) forfeit; Records-Mountlake Terrace 2-3-1 in league, 4-3-1 overall. Shorewood 1-5, 1-7.

Lynnwood 50, Meadowdale 27: Lynnwood’s Ryan Still scored the winning points in the last five seconds of the 171-pound match in a come-from-behind victory in the Wesco South meet.

103-Reeder (M) won by forfeit; 112-Perrin (M) won by forfeit; 119-Lagrandure (L) dec. Seeley 15-0; 125-Blomgren (M) dec. Neil 11-6; 130-Primaco (M) pin Mudam 1:34, 2nd; 135-Al-Hussain (L) pin Baker 39 sec, 3rd; 140-Mingo (L) pin 1:05, 1st; 145-Clay won by forfeit; 152-Nguyen (L) won by forfeit; 160-Mendoza (M) won by forfeit; 171-Still (L) dec. Primacio 8-7; 189-Suthurn (L) won by forfeit; 215-Cogdill pin Mustard :49, 2nd; 275-Martin (L) pin Harbison; Records-Lynnwood 5-2 in league, 6-4 overall. Meadowdale 1-4-1, 2-6-1.

Jackson 35, Kamiak 31: Behind in the 119-pound match, Darren Birkenbuel pinned his opponent at 50 seconds of the second round. Birkenbuel’s victory proved to be the difference for Jackson victory in the Wesco South meet.

103-double forfeit; 112-Prisbrey (J) dec. Johnston, 12-2; 119-Birkenbuel (J) pinned Byers, 2:50; 125-Wood (J) pinned Bennett , 4:38; 130-Eaton (J) dec. McCoy, 10-9; 135-Mudaliar (K) won by forfeit; 140-Yasuda (K) pinned Iverson, 5:51; 145-Loya (J) pinned Juljenjai, 1:41; 152-VanDreissche (K) dec. Rodriguez, 13-1 160-Croft (J) maj. dec. Hughes, 21-7; 171-Kummerfeldt (J) pinned Ferguson, 3:43; 189-Quarrie (K) dec. McCoskey, 9-6; 215-Kunkel (K) won by forfeit; 275-Cox (K) won by forfeit. Records-Kamiak 1-5 in league, 1-8 overall. Jackson 2-3, 3-6.

Shorecrest 46, Edmonds-Woodway 27: Edmonds-Woodway’s Josh Reed won his 171-pound match by three points, but Shorecrest won the Wesco South meet.

103-Cagley (EW) pinned Cliney, 1:51, 1st; 112-Trieu (EW) won by forfeit; 119-Hadreas (EW) pinned Hansen, :49, 1st; 125-Nakata (S) pinned Alfi, 1:50, 1st; 130-Castillo (S) pinned Korbein, 4:30, 3rd; 135-Carlton (S) dec. Lieu, 15-3; 140-Kidd (S) pinned White, 1:17, 1st; 145-Rel (S) dec. Gamble, 12-3; 152-Meske (S) won by technical fall over Hanchett, 17-2; 160-Howard (EW) pinned Pasic, 3:31, 2nd; 171-Reed (EW) dec. Edwards-Hoff, 10-7; 189-Cartwright (S) dec. Sadowski, 10-7; 215-Shager (S) pinned Olson, :59, 1st; 275-Rieben (S) pinned Searing, 3:57, 2nd. Records-Edmonds-Woodway 4-2 in league, 5-4 overall. Shorecrest 2-3-1, 2-5-2.

Snohomish 44, Monroe 30: Brian Hise registered a pin at 103 pounds to help Snohomish to a Wesco North victory. Snohomish won three of the four opening matches.

103-Hise (S) pin Tweet 1:52, 1st; 112-Cummings (S) pin Ruah 1:30, 1st; 119-Shepard(M) pin Schwkar 1:28, 1st; 125-Gleason (S) won by technical fall over Daughtery 130-Clancy (M) dec. Christensen 10-1; 137– Studley (S) pin McDonald 1:25, 1st ; 140-Ward (S) pin Marrache 1:48, 1st; 145-Roberts (S) dec. Johnson 5-1; 152– Kihm (S) pin Huber 1:25, 2nd; 160-Derek Misner (S) pin Vasquez :49, 2nd; 171-Anceria (M) dec. Bond 4-1; 189-Fortin (S) pin Hopkins 1:26, 1st; 215-Whitlock (S) pin Schwitzer 1:41, 2nd; 275-Schumpert(M) pin Marshall 1:09 , 3rd; Records-Snohomish 2-3 in league, 4-3 overall. Monroe 0-5, 2-9.

Cascade 40, Stanwood 21: In the first match of the Wesco North meet, Cascade’s Jesse Calderon set the tone with a 13-6 decision at 275-pounds. For the Spartans, Clancy Seymour posted a pin at 189 pounds.

103-Barnes (S) pinned Srey, 4:53, 3rd; 112-Griffith (C) won by forfeit; 119-Kubec (C) won by technical fall over Willmaser, 18-2; 125-Foster (C) dec. R. Cornett, 3-2; 130-Garcia (C) dec. Smith, 4-2; 135-Schaff (C) pinned Houston, 3:43, 2nd; 140-Douglas (C) won by technical fall over B. Cornett, 15-0; 145-Larson (C) dec. Geiger, 8-6; 152-Webb (S) dec. Hughes, 6-3; 160-McDonnell (C) dec. Olson, 9-2; 171-Erickson (C) dec. Floyd, 5-0; 189-Seymour (S) pinned Prokostch, 1:34, 1st; 215-Bear (S) pinned Schmidt, 3:34, 2nd; 275-Calderon (C) dec. Redmond, 13-6. Records-Stanwood 3-2 in league, 7-2 overall. Cascade 5-1, 9-3.

Mount Vernon 32, Marysville-Pilchuck 28: Mount Vernon’s Richard Kowell scored in the last five seconds of the 275-pound match to take a 4-2 decision and lead the Bulldogs to the Wesco North victory.

Lake Stevens 68, Arlington 3: Lake Stevens won all but one match in the Wesco North meet. The 125-pound bout was a rematch of the 1999 state finals between Burke Barnes and Jimmy Jayne, with Barnes pinning Jayne.

103-Warrington (LS) pin Goheen 1:38, 1st; 112-Tate (LS) pin Burke 2:50, 2nd; 119-Human (LS) technical fall over Nagel 15-0; 125-Barnes (LS) pin Jayne :53, 1st; 130-Curnett (LS) dec. Lundberg 18-6; 135-Stribling (LS) dec. Gudde 18-9; 140-Bergman pin Sosa 2:38, 2nd; 145-Selway (LS) dec. Giard 9-3; 152-Nearing (LS) dec. King 15-3; 160-C. Anderson (LS) pin Malual 1:19, 1st; 171-Canham(LS) won by forfeit ; 189-R. Anderson (LS) pin B. Anderson :42, 1st; 215-Downing (AR) dec. Lenard 6-2; 275-Warner (LS) pin Graham 3:05, 3rd; Records-Lake Stevens 5-0 in league, 5-0 overall. Arlington 1-5, 2-7.

Lakewood 57: Concrete 12: Matt Jacobson posted a pin at 171 pounds in 27 seconds to lead Lakewood to the non-league victory. Mac Pederson had a first-round pin at 275 for Lakewood.

103-Gillis (L) won by forfeit; 112-Hoffman (L) pinned Ellingson 5:14; 119-Wedekind (L) pinned Spurling 3:27; 125-Petergew (C) dec. Joe Edmonds 7-0; 130-Langenfelder (L) won by forfeit; 135-Bailey (L) pinned McCumbre 4:09; 140-Mohn (L) won by forfeit; 145-Nieshe (C) dec. Richards 4-2; 152-Richardson (L) dec. Palmer 10-3; 160-Wilson (C) dec. Ervin 7-1; 171-Jacobson (L) pinned Dischsere 0:28; 189-Caldwell (L) pinned Grohnman 0.47; 215-Wilson (C) dec. Jon Edmonds 7-6.; 275-Pederson (L) pinned Coggins 1:09. Records-Lakwood 9-2 overall. Concrete 2-3.

Lakewood 61, Hoquiam 15: Travis Berwald had a third-round pin in his first varsity match back after injury to lead Lakewood to the non-league victory.

103-Hoffman (L) won by forfeit; 112-Perrine (H) dec Gillis 20-15; 119-Jowe Edmands (L) pinned Barry 1:02; 125-Berwald (L) pinned Howard 5:38; 130-Lytle (H) pinned Langenfelder 5:19; 135-Mohn (L) dec. Jones 12-1; 140-Bailey (L) dec. Farmer 19-2; 145-Richard (L) won by forfeit; 152-Lytle (H) pinned Richardson 5:48; 160-Jacobson (L) pinned Giles 0:55; 171-Caldwell (L) pinned Ladue 1:15; 189-Ventura (L) dec. Weidman 16-2; 215-Jon Edmonds (L) pinned Katzer 0:40.; 275-Pederson (L) pinned Velancia 0:48. Records-Lakewood 9-2 overall. Hoquiam not reported.

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