Lowry wins 1st regional title in decade

FALLON – Lowry won the 3A Northern Region championship with four individual titles and 252 points. Elko finished second with 199.5, followed by Fernley with 192.5, Spring Creek with 180 and Churchill County with 147.

Lowry earned titles from Pete Bengochea at 113, Ethan Garcia at 126, Teyo Gomez at 138 and Terrance Mattson at 215. The Buckaroos added finalists Kruz Gomez at 132 and Randy Patterson at 190 and placed Carlos Gomez at 120, Bradyn Snyder at 132, Jayden Howard at 157 and Regan Kenner at 285.

Elko earned titles from Bradley Nelson at 106, Kody Goss at 157 and Hagen Robinson at 175. The Indians added finalists Aaron Goss at 120, Riott Duke at 157 and Hubert Sharp at 285 and placed Trey Jones at 113, Darren Foster at 190 and Pedro Mercado at 285.

Fernley earned titles from Nathan Pritchard at 144 and Isaid Solis at 150. The Vaqueros added finalists Archie Mendez at 106, Jayse Jones at 157 and Riley McCullar at 175 and placed Clayton DeGolyer at 113, Brayden Cruz at 138, Brody Jones at 150, Kayden Paredes at 165 and Max Torres at 175.

Spring Creek earned finalists Damon Tilger at 113, Colton Cunningham at 165, Skyler Mangel at 175 and Antonio Bautista at 215. The Spartans added placers Asher Windous at 106, Landon Conner at 126, Jared Tilger at 132, Col Williams at 157, Nick Lusk at 157, Giovanni Monroy at 165, Isaiah Mutte at 190 and Stephen Stewart-Jenkins at 285.

Churchill County earned titles from Braylon Byrd at 120 and Carson Melendy at 165. The Greenwave added finalists Manuel Barros at 120 and Trey Bradley at 126 and placed Evan Garcia at 138, Rio Segura at 144, Andre Green at 132, Alijah Juarez at 175 and Ashton McCourtney at 190.

Wooster earned a title from Xavier Glover at 285 and placed Kenet Paguada at 120, Caine Sae-Wong at 132, Andy Chavarria Morales at 138 and Mason Ottervanger at 150.

South Tahoe earned a title from Erik Burkett at 190 and added finalists Aidan Domaoan at 106 and William Causing at 144. The Vikings placed Elijah Carranza at 113, Conner Hennessee at 165 and Luis Salas at 175.

Truckee earned a title from Jack Ridgel at 132 and added a finalist from Keb Schnurrenberger at 126. The Wolverines placed Ace Pena at 113, Joe Giles at 126 and Ryder Boyd at 215.

Dayton placed Isaac Ervin at 190 and Kasen Barbee at 215.

Debbie Smith placed Rudy Hernandez-Soto at 126 and Steven Burlingham at 138.

Sparks earned a finalist from Travys Solis at 138.

3A NORTH TOP-FOUR PLACERS

106 — Bradley Nelson (Elko), Archie Mendez (Fernley), Malachi Blanco (Lowry), Aidan Domaoan (South Tahoe)
113 — Pete Bengochea (Lowry), Ace Pena (Truckee), Damon Tilger (Spring Creek), Clayton DeGolyer (Fernley)
120 — Braylon Byrd (Churchill County), Aaron Goss (Elko), Carlos Gomez (Lowry), Manuel Barros (Churchill County)
126 — Ethan Garcia (Lowry), Keb Schnurrenberger (Truckee), Trey Bradley (Churchill County), Rudy Hernandez-Soto (Debbie Smith)
132 — Jack Ridgel (Truckee), Kruz Gomez (Lowry), Jared Tilger (Spring Creek), Caine Sae-Wong (Wooster)
138 — Teyo Gomez (Lowry), Travys Solis (Sparks), Evan Garcia (Churchill County), Steven Burlingham (Debbie Smith)
144 — Nathan Pritchard (Fernley), William Causing (South Tahoe), Caden Sae-Wong (Wooster), Gabriel Flores (Elko)
150 — Isaid Solis (Fernley), Odyn Santos (Lowry), Brody Jones (Fernley), Mason Ottervanger (Wooster)
157 — Kody Goss (Elko), Jayse Jones (Fernley), Col Williams (Spring Creek), Riott Duke (Elko)
165 — Carson Melendy (Churchill County), Colton Cunningham (Spring Creek), Giovanni Monroy (Lowry), Conner Hennessee (South Tahoe)
175 — Hagen Robinson (Elko), Riley McCullar (Fernley), Skyler Mangel (Spring Creek), Alijah Juarez (Churchill County)
190 — Erik Burkett (South Tahoe), Randy Patterson (Lowry), Darren Foster (Elko), Ashton McCourtney (Churchill County)
215 — Terrance Mattson (Lowry), Antonio Bautista (Spring Creek), Raymond Bowser (Elko), Keon Kreller (Fernley)
285 — Xavier Glover (Wooster), Hubert Sharp (Elko), Calvin Bacon (Fernley), Stephen Stewart-Jenkins (Spring Creek)

TEAM RESULTS

Churchill County
Churchill County earned champions Braylon Byrd and Carson Melendy and added finalists Manuel Barros and Trey Bradley among its nine total placers.

Dayton
Dayton finished with two total placers who didn’t qualify for state.

Debbie Smith
Debbie Smith finished with two total placers who didn’t qualify for state.

Elko
Elko earned three champions in Bradley Nelson, Kody Goss and Hagen Robinson and added finalists Aaron Goss, Riott Duke and Hubert Sharp among its 12 total placers.

Fernley
Fernley earned two champions in Nathan Pritchard and Isaid Solis and added finalists Archie Mendez, Jayse Jones and Riley McCullar among its 13 total placers.

Lowry
Lowry earned four champions in Pete Bengochea, Ethan Garcia, Teyo Gomez and Terrance Mattson and added finalists Kruz Gomez and Randy Patterson among its 16 total placers.

South Tahoe
South Tahoe earned a champion in Erik Burkett and added finalists Aidan Domaoan and William Causing among its seven total placers.

Sparks
Sparks advanced finalist Travys Solis among its one total placer.

Spring Creek
Spring Creek advanced finalists Damon Tilger, Colton Cunningham, Skyler Mangel and Antonio Bautista among its 11 total placers.

Truckee
Truckee earned a champion in Jack Ridgel and added finalist Keb Schnurrenberger among its five total placers.

Wooster
Wooster earned a champion in Xavier Glover and added finalist Caden Sae-Wong among its six total placers.