State wrestling: How locals fared on Day II
By The Bakersfield Californian
113 pounds
Isaiah Hokit, Wasco 3-3; 6th place
Lost to Israel Saavedra, Modesto, 6-1; lost to Khristian Olivas, Clovis, 6-2; lost to Sergio Mendez, San Fernando, 4-1.
126 pounds
Vincent Gomez, Frontier 6-2; 7th place
Pinned Joshua Hokit, Wasco, 2:45; lost to Victor Trujillo, Fair Oaks-Bella Vista, 6-2; pinned Jesse Calderon, La Quinta, 2:57. Joshua Hokit, Wasco (2-2, eliminated); Pinned by Vincent Gomez, Frontier, 2:45.
132 pounds
Izaiah Ozuna, Frontier 2-2, eliminated
Lost to Isaac Bertalotto, Turlock, 3-2.
145 pounds
Andrew Fierro, Bakersfield 3-3; 8th place
Dec. Josh Cortes, Thousand Oaks, 5-4; lost to Zac Contreras, San Francisco-Riordan, injury default; lost to Kevin Garcia, Paso Robles, 5-2.
152 pounds
Coleman Hammond, Bakersfield, 4-2; 4th place
Lost to Luke Wilson, Santa Maria-Righetti, 3-1; dec. Alexander Graves, San Marcos, 10-3; lost to Kyle Perreault, Clovis East, 7-3 OT.
160 pounds
Hunter Hodges, Bakersfield 5-2; 5th place
Dec. Joe Applegate, Laguna Hills, 3-1; dec. Justin Brown, Calaveras, 8-6; lost to Ray Lomas, Modesto-Central Catholic 5-2; dec. Colin Navickas, Huntington Beach-Marina, 4-3.
170 pounds
Bryce Martin, Bakersfield 4-2, 4th place
Lost to Corey Griego, Sultana, 10-2; pinned Alec Gamboa, Madera, 4:08; lost to Stevie Cervantes, Poway, 5-4.
182 pounds
Dillon Harroun, Tehachapi 3-2, eliminated
Lost to Taryn Christiansen, Forestville-El Molino, 11-8.
Kyle Pope, Bakersfield (2-2, eliminated)
Lost to Chris Lai, Vacaville, 5-2.
220 pounds
Sean Medley, Wasco (5-0), 2nd place
Dec. Mat Boesen, West Torrance, 5-3; lost by pin to Derrick Jones III, Bloomington, 47 seconds
Auggie Alcantar, Frontier 5-3; 8th place
Pinned Hexton Coronado, Clovis, 2:35; lost to Victor Raigoza, Orland, 3-1 OT; pinned by Cortez Morales, 3:14.
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