Local Wrestling Round Up: Smith wins title in wrestling tourney for North Bend

Dec. 6—North Bend's Wyatt Smith pinned all five of his foes to capture first place in the Deven Dawson Memorial wrestling tournament at Harrisburg.

Wrestling at 150 pounds, Smith had two first-round pins and two second-round pins, including getting a fall over Harrisburg's Justin Hoyt in the championship bout in 3 minutes and 36 seconds. His semifinal pin over Santiam's Wyatt Dayton came in the third round.

Several other North Bend wrestlers won matches and a few would have had chances to place but either they or their opponents came up against the five-match limit for the day and they weren't able to contest matches.

One of those was Connor Perez, who lost his first match at 132 pounds and then had a bye and won two straight consolation matches before coming against a foe who had already wrestled five times.

Nicholas Campbell at 138 pounds had three straight consolation pins before also having his day end by the same fate.

Gavin Walter had the same fate at 285 pounds, while Dylan Swanson won his first match at 215 pounds, lost in the second round and won two consolation matches by pin before he wasn't able to continue.

North Bend scored 84.5 points and finished seventh out of 31 teams in the tournament, which was won by host Harrisburg.

In the girls portion of the tournament, Kaylianna Mazzucchi reached the championship match at 155 pounds with two pins, but was pinned by Creswell's Chantell Noffsinger in the title bout.

Baylee Adams lost to Noffsinger in the semifinals of the same weight class and then fell in the third place match to Brooke Cox of Creswell.

Ilana Maguire placed fifth at 120 pounds, winning three consolation matches by pin.

This week, North Bend hosts the annual Coast Classic on Friday and Saturday, with most other South Coast schools also participating.

DAN VIDLACK INVITATIONAL: The combined Coquille-Bandon team had one champion and several other placers in the meet at Hidden Valley High School on Saturday.

Caden Landmark won the title at 138 pounds, taking his first three matches by pin and winning a 7-1 decision over Erik Reyes Medina of Phoenix in the final.

Camaran Houston reached the final at 165 pounds with three pins and a major decision. The result of the championship match wasn't updated Saturday night.

Brody Sherritt placed third at 106 pounds and Keagan Steinhoff (113) placed fourth.

Noah Beaudry reached the third-place match at 150 pounds, with the result not posted. Joey Vigue was in the consolation semifinals at 215 pounds after losing in the semifinals, but results at that weight class also were not posted.

Coquille placed seventh among 13 teams in the event, won by South Medford.

In the girls portion of the tournament, Kaylee Dykes (105 pounds), Analise Miller (115) and Chloe Carr (130) all placed second.

WILLIE WILKINSON MEMORIAL: Myrtle Point had two wrestlers finish second and a few others place in the tournament at Glide.

Both Logan Clayburn at 285 pounds and Sam Groves at 132 reached the title matches but lost.

Camilo Palmas placed third at 157 pounds, Raine Carle was fourth at 190 and Jason Padgett was fifth at 285. Christian Jenkins ( 120) and Jayce Shoop (165) both were sixth.

Jude Lichte (144) placed fifth for Reedsport, while Vegas Lichte (165) and Sam Norton (175) placed seventh.

Myrtle Point was eighth and Reedsport 11th in the event, won by Dallas.

In the girls portion of the tournament, Myrtle Point's Khloe Thompson (136-145 pounds) and Jayme Padgett (163-180) both won, with Zoe Crabill (109) placing second and Paiton Stein (124-134) third.

Reedsport's Tasha Abraham placed first at 109.

PERRY BURLISON INVITATIONAL: Marshfield's Garron Castro (106 pounds) and Reese Hite (132) both reached the semifinals before losing in the Perry Burlison Invitational at Cascade High School.

They were each in the third-place match, but came up short, losing by decision and finishing fourth.

The Pirates finished 13th out of 23 teams. Dallas, fielding a different squad than the one at Glide, won the title.

In the girls portion of the tournament, Marshfield's Dollie Austin (115), Kayla Hayes (120) and Olivia Shield (155) all placed sixth.