Reed aims for 4th regional title

Story will be updated when brackets have been published. Records are from Trackwrestling.

Nearly 30 Northern Nevada programs will converge on Reed High School on Friday and Saturday for one of the deepest regional tournaments in recent memory.

With state berths on the line and only the top four in each weight class advancing to Winnemucca in two weeks, depth and consistency will matter as much as star power.

Reed enters the weekend with the largest roster in the field at 17 wrestlers and the weight of expectation as the three-time defending regional champion. The Raiders also carry the distinction of winning the first official NIAA state championship in 2023, a milestone that still sets the standard for the region.

Wrestlers to watch for Reed include several with winning records across multiple divisions.

Micah Norris (28-15, junior) at 105, Bailey Shakespeare (9-12, sophomore) at 110, Nyah Ortiz (23-17, sophomore) at 115, Jacinda Munoz-Aguilar (5-5, junior) at 115, Irina Paloney (11-10, sophomore) at 120, Gracie Richards (9-16, junior) at 120, Maya Fiodorova (25-4, junior) at 125 and Margaux Meyzer (0-0, junior) at 130 give the Raiders strength in the lower and middle weights. Chloe McPeak (9-15, sophomore) and Gennifer Lowry (0-0, freshman) add depth at 135, while Tina Chavalithumrong (26-16, junior) at 140 and Xiomara Garcia (19-17, freshman) at 145 bolster the middle lineup. In the upper weights, Faith Bradshaw (8-10, freshman) at 155, EliAnna Santos-Banks (23-4, senior) at 170, Ariana Santana (35-9, sophomore) at 190, Miley Santos-Banks (0-0, sophomore) at 190 and Charley Timms (36-2, junior) at 235 give Reed one of the most complete rosters in the field.

South Tahoe and Fernley follow with 13 qualifiers each.

South Tahoe brings several winning records, including Danna Grajeda (8-11, junior) at 105, Dylan Zentner (8-10, sophomore) at 110, Aabree Schumacher (11-10, freshman) at 115, Averi Garcia (14-8, freshman) at 120, Analiz Chua (10-7, sophomore) at 130, Mia Martinez (7-11, senior) at 135, Lillia Verduzco (13-4, senior) at 140, Alice Lilly (24-6, senior) at 155, Diem Johnson (20-6, senior) at 170, Galilea Zarate Cruz (10-11, senior) at 190 and Keira Saelee (0-0, senior) at 145.

Fernley counters with one of the top lightweights in the region in Bronwynn Garrett (28-7, sophomore) at 100, along with Faith Mhondo (21-9, sophomore) at 105, Blessing Mhondo (17-11, sophomore) at 110, Jocelyn Escartin (22-13, freshman) at 120, Karlee Paredes (0-0, freshman) at 120, Brienna Pope (12-11, freshman) at 130, Audrey Parker (2-18, freshman) at 135, Peyton Benson (18-15, junior) at 145, Aleigha Sam (2-17, senior) at 125, Isabella Martinez (11-9, freshman) at 170, Faith Paulman (24-12, sophomore) at 170, Zoe Gillespie (16-11, freshman) at 190 and Telaine Wasson (1-11, freshman) at 125.

Spanish Springs and Elko bring 12 apiece.

Spanish Springs will lean on returning state champion Viviana Zavala (13-8, senior) at 100, along with Ayla Tyler (7-11, freshman) at 105, Gabrielle Huynh (8-11, freshman) at 110, Nyah Mileham (6-2, senior) at 115, Isabella Corea (25-14, freshman) at 120, Avah Garrett (18-8, freshman) at 130, Sadie Jacobsen (11-9, sophomore) at 135, Veronica Torres (23-13, senior) at 135, Amira Tau Lagrone (16-12, junior) at 145, Bella Winrow (21-12, senior) at 155, Capri Curtis (11-12, junior) at 170 and Madalyn Hitchcock (10-6, senior) at 235.

Elko’s lineup features several strong records, including Alondra Sotelo (11-18, sophomore) at 100, Belen Rivera Figueroa (22-16, senior) at 110, Lilliana Galaviz (1-7, freshman) at 115, Jazmein Vasquez (4-14, junior) at 115, Tegan Remington (23-6, junior) at 115, Emily Roman (23-10, senior) at 115, Saylor Wendell (32-11, freshman) at 120, Trinity Taylor (11-12, junior) at 125, Sierra Temple (11-11, freshman) at 125, Jaslene Espitia (2-4, sophomore) at 130, Tayla McDonagh (31-4, senior) at 140, Rose Sharp (11-10, sophomore) at 155, Nevaeh Maynes (10-12, senior) at 155 and Sophia Taylor (11-11, freshman) at 190.

Douglas, McQueen and North Valleys each enter with 10 or more wrestlers.

Douglas is led by Ella Kavanagh (19-4, senior) at 105, River Klein (25-4, sophomore) at 110, Ashlynn Kavanagh (12-9, sophomore) at 110, Isabelle Tamondong (25-9, sophomore) at 115, Grace Ruiz (5-14, freshman) at 115, Sasha Wadle (14-10, freshman) at 120, Cambria Workman (3-19, sophomore) at 120, Jasmine Tamondong (21-7, senior) at 125, Grace Parker (0-0, junior) at 170 and Alexandra Molina (9-18, junior) at 190.

McQueen features Syrenna Martinez (12-19, freshman) at 100, Fiona Aronson (3-11, freshman) at 125, Kaitlyn De La Torre-Jackson (7-2, junior) at 130, Sadie Jacobsen (11-9, sophomore) at 135, Shyann Martinez (33-17, senior) at 135, Victoria Taylor (10-8, junior) at 135, Delanie Salas (7-18, senior) at 140, Hayzen Popson (21-17, senior) at 145, Bridget King (0-0, senior) at 145, Katlynn Sibrian (27-18, senior) at 170 and Kaylee Landis (17-13, junior) at 190.

North Valleys brings depth across multiple weights, including Maliah Escajeda (16-8, sophomore) at 100, Samantha Jennings (0-16, sophomore) at 100, Paige McLean (0-16, sophomore) at 105, Iley Gabbard (11-15, sophomore) at 105, McKenzie Gifford (6-8, senior) at 110, Monique Alloway (19-12, senior) at 140, Melia Manti (4-8, sophomore) at 140, Tauvaleiani Peo (10-11, sophomore) at 135, Jazlynn Lopez (9-10, sophomore) at 155 and Arely De La Cruz (10-9, senior) at 170.

Fallon, Spring Creek and Pershing County bring competitive mid-sized groups, each with wrestlers capable of making deep runs.

Fallon is led by Tommie Fitzer (20-7, junior) at 120 and Peyton Heckman (14-7, junior) at 145, while Saraphine Luna (9-6, sophomore) at 105 and Bailey Prinz (10-8, senior) at 140 add balance. Freshman Sara Poutree (4-4) at 100 and Marlie Ricketts (5-9, freshman) at 170 give the Greenwave scoring chances in the lower and upper weights, with sophomore Mckayla Taylor (1-2) at 125 adding depth.

Spring Creek features Lacie Bostic (1-12, junior) at 100, Corina Collins (8-10, senior) at 105, Alina Collins (10-8, senior) at 120, Alivia Amerigian (11-9, junior) at 125, Crystah Mangel (11-9, sophomore) at 130, Victoria Taylor (10-8, junior) at 135 and Dyanna Hernandez (10-9, freshman) at 145.

Pershing County counters with Elanie De Los Reyes (23-8, freshman) at 100, Sabrina Montgomery (0-0, sophomore) at 115, Kylie Rackley (0-0, freshman) at 120, LaReina Ramirez (24-9, freshman) at 130, Marisa Ramirez (0-0, freshman) at 135, Veronica Torres (23-13, senior) at 135, Magdalena Ramirez (28-5, junior) at 140 and Aubree Sumrall (13-10, junior) at 155.

Carson’s Lily Hopkins (26-6, sophomore) at 155 and Nicole Alvarez (20-8, senior) at 105 are individual threats, while Galena’s Tayla McDonagh (31-4, senior) at 140 and Kennedy Hoch (0-0, sophomore) at 115 add strength for the Grizzlies.

Smaller squads will rely on standout performances to punch tickets to state.

Battle Mountain is led by Marie Klien (0-0, junior) at 120, Abbie Perales (15-11, freshman) at 135, Hailee Cook (0-0, junior) at 155 and Shyan Gilbert (0-0, junior) at 235. Bishop Manogue features Aiella Gilbert (0-0, junior) at 125.

Carlin features Chloe Erickson (0-11, senior) at 130, Savanna Hughes (1-9, freshman) at 135 and Merecedez Malone (4-11, junior) at 135. Damonte Ranch brings Valerie Archer (0-0, sophomore) at 100, Lyla Layson (24-7, junior) at 115 and Angelene Garcia (7-6, sophomore) at 120.

Dayton includes Carra Greco (0-0, freshman) at 130, Ella LaPorte (0-0, freshman) at 130 and Gabriela Fernandez (0-0, freshman) at 235. Debbie Smith features Keira Dorrangricchia (6-15, freshman) at 100, Ingrid Melgar Pivaral (15-6, junior) at 135 and Biondy Esquivel Leiva (7-10, freshman) at 145.

Lowry brings Lexie Salvino (0-0, freshman) at 125, Riley Ball (0-0, junior) at 130, Hailey Havens (0-0, sophomore) at 130 and Kloe Ball (17-3, sophomore) at 135. Reno brings Junot Easdon (13-11, sophomore) at 120 and Saia-Ja’Nay Loney (0-0, freshman) at 155.

Sparks features Cami Gaulert (0-0, junior) at 110, Ireashaa Roberts (0-0, sophomore) at 120, Abbie Perales (15-11, freshman) at 135 and Camila Martinez (32-6, senior) at 190. Truckee includes Dahlia Cohen (0-0, senior) at 130 and Callia Delianedis (0-0, junior) at 125.

Wells brings RileyJo Glascock (18-6, freshman) at 110 and Dusty Uhlig (17-6, freshman) at 125. West Wendover features Jazlee Correa (15-21, freshman) at 115, Sydney Howry (23-13, junior) at 115, Veronica Torres (23-13, senior) at 135, Jocelyn Covarrubias (8-15, freshman) at 235 and Eva Walston (0-0, junior) at 190.

White Pine includes Brooklynn Reed (20-3, senior) at 100, Constance Gubler (15-14, junior) at 105, Morgan Ulman (7-16, freshman) at 110, Cecilia Barbosa (6-10, senior) at 115, Valivia Weiland (16-10, sophomore) at 135, Juliane Hughes (25-10, junior) at 140, Olivia Moskoff (4-17, junior) at 140, Adelaide Costello (13-8, junior) at 145 and Aubree Sumrall (13-10, junior) at 155.

Wooster brings Kaylee Lopez Perez (10-8, sophomore) at 105, Veronica Castillo Meza (29-12, senior) at 110, Belen Rivera Figueroa (22-16, senior) at 110, Emily Roman (23-10, senior) at 115, Roosberth Fleury (28-14, junior) at 135 and Jazlyn Uribe Contreras (4-12, senior) at 155.

Yerington includes Lexi Borsini (9-6, freshman) at 110, Victoria Armendariz (4-1, senior) at 115, Opal Kenison (0-0, senior) at 145 and Emma Reed (0-0, sophomore) at 155.

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