Which 4A, 3A South Sound wrestlers won titles at Mat Classic XXXVI?
These South Sound wrestlers (4A/3A) won individual state titles at the Tacoma Dome's Mat Classic XXXVI:
CLASS 4A BOYS
106 — Nathaniel Trieu, Kennedy Catholic
113 — Aizak Fetters, Curtis
126 — Owen Marshall, Tahoma
150 — Colby Ducatt, Bonney Lake
165 — Josiah Taijeron, Rogers
215 — Matt King, Sumner
CLASS 3A BOYS
106 — Lazarus McEwen, Capital
113 — Adrian Windsor, Silas
120 — Haziel Soto, River Ridge
132 — Tavarre Lee, Lincoln
150 — Caleb Dale, White River
165 — Jessie Neff, Kent Meridian
215 — Riley Simmons, White River
285 — Bradley Amsden, Lincoln
CLASS 4A GIRLS
110 — Winter West, Bonney Lake
115 — Bailee Wagner, Sumner
130 — Saige McCleery, Sumner
135 — Makyla Bolinger, Emerald Ridge
170 — Selena Mares-Castro, Graham-Kapowsin
190 — Dayna Vi, Kentwood
CLASS 3A GIRLS
100 — Aleksia Ramirez, Lakes
130 — Lilyana Lamothe, White River
140 — Taydem Bylin, Enumclaw
145 — Mira Sonnen, Peninsula
155 — Bailey Parker, Peninsula
170 — Lindsey Shipp, Peninsula
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