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Prep wrestling: Lake Stevens 59, Arlington 13

At Lake Stevens H.S.

106—Alex Rodrigo (LS) pinned Clayton Hunter :57; 113—Zack Cunningham (LS) pinned Wes Conley 1:18; 120—Dakota Reynolds (LS) pinned Skyler Wren :38; 126—Jesse Peterson (LS) pinned Jared Brock-Anderson 1:59; 132—Eric Soler (LS) pinned Conner Gonzalez 1:04; 138—Mick Majors (LS) maj. dec. Scotty Bardell 11-2; 145—Kinsey Johnson (LS) maj. dec. Jesse Driscoll 14-0; 152—Austin Gershmel (LS) pinned Barney 1:00; 160—Shawn Berg (A) dec. Cody Vigoren 5-1; 170—Blake Sander (LS) dec. Brandon Chase 7-1; 182—Jake Ferro (A) pinned Ryan Simoneaux 1:10; 195—Ryan Olliges (LS) pinned Gareth Henderson :41; 220—Blake McPherson (A) maj. dec. Shaq Reed 19-8; 285—Brandon Johnson (LS) pinned Dylan Worley :14; Records—Arlington 0-4 league, 4-4 overall. Lake Stevens 3-0, 8-1.

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