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Both Lobo wrestling teams were in Winslow over the weekend competing in the 61st Doc Wright Tournament.

Morenci won the boys team title with 253.5 team points. Corona Del Sol was second with 192.5, followed by Marana High School in third with 182. Payson finished fourth with 176 and Show Low rounded out the top five with 161 team points.

Snowflake’s boys team finished 22nd in the 46-team field. The Lobos scored 90 team points. Their top finisher was Kannon Smith (123) who went 5-1 and placed third. Gavin Papa (150) went 4-2 and placed fifth.

Cohen Brimhall (138) went 0-2. Dalton Larson (215) was 1-2. Edge Bryant (113) went 0-2. Gunner Cardon (157) went 2-2. Issac Woodside (285) went 2-2. Jack Butler (175) was 1-2. Karson Kupfer (165) was 2-2. Kellen Rodriquez (106) was 0-2. Krew Burden (120) was 4-2. Logan Bailey (106) went 2-2. Maddox Wood (126) was 1-2. Omar Marin (190) went 0-2. Pacer Rodgers (132) finished 0-2.

The boys team will next compete in the 2026 Lusi James W.A.R. Duels held this coming weekend at Queen Creek High School.

The Lady Lobos finished fourth overall out of 35 teams at the Doc Wright tournament. Campo Verde took the top spot with 150 points, followed by Red Mountain with 142, Boulder Creek 122 and Snowflake had 104. They were one point ahead of fifth place finisher Sanra Day O’Connor’s 103.

Mareli Marin (165) was the top individual placer for the Lobos with a third place finish with her 5-1 record. Sara Shumway (120) placed fourth with a 3-2 record. Madi De La Cruz (126) placed sixth with a 4-3 finish. Julia Jones (132) placed sixth with a 4-3 record. Brooklinn Baldwin (138) also finished sixth with a 4-3 record.

Those not placing but earning team points were Emilyta Tso (152) who went 2-2. Katalyn Haws (132) went 1-2. Laini Hancock (145) went 3-2. Sara Blackman (185) finished with an 0-2 record.

The Lady Lobos will next compete in the Diego Gadea Invitational meet hosted by Salpointe Catholic this coming weekend. That will be their final tournament before sectionals are held.