Advertising

The Seattle Times Company

NWjobs | NWautos | NWhomes | NWsource | Free Classifieds | seattletimes.com

The Seattle Times Winner of Eight Pulitzer Prizes

High School Sports


Our network sites seattletimes.com | Advanced
Quick links: Traffic | Movies | Restaurants | Today's events | Video | Photos | Interactives | Blogs | Forums | Subscriber Services
Contact us

Originally published January 15, 2010 at 7:45 PM | Page modified January 15, 2010 at 9:35 PM

Comments (0)     E-mail E-mail article      Print Print      Share Share

Marysville Premier lures top talent | Prep Wrestling

Snohomish and Moses Lake are back, and will be joined by some of the state's top wrestling teams Saturday in the annual Marysville Premier tournament.

By Seattle Times staff

Related

Some of the state's top wrestlers will gather at Marysville-Pilchuck High School for the Marysville Premier tournament Saturday.

Matches begin at 9:30 a.m., with semifinals scheduled for noon and finals likely to go from approximately 3-5 p.m., according to M-P coach Craig Iversen.

Snohomish defeated Moses Lake 225-178 last year for the team title. Both are back. Moses Lake is ranked eighth and Snohomish 13th in the latest Class 4A state rankings by WashingtonWrestlingReport.com.

Moses Lake has three of the state's top wrestlers in freshman Beau Gleed (103 pounds) and juniors Brian Chamberlain (215) and Kabe Fluaitt (285).

Snohomish is led by 160-pound Micah Morrill, who placed third at state at 152 last year, and Luke Perry (145).

State-ranked teams in their classifications that will participate include Inglemoor, Glacier Peak, Burlington-Edison, Darrington and Omak. Eastlake, Lynnwood, Mariner, Marysville-Pilchuck, O'Dea, Wenatchee, Eastmont, Granite Falls, LaConner and Lakewood round out the list of schools.

"We have some heavy hitters," said Iversen, whose M-P team is 13-1 overall and 4-1 in league.

Other top wrestlers expected to compete include Glacier Peak senior Joseph Bratz (103), Inglemoor seniors Jake Lowe (171) and Travis Bogard (285) and Wenatchee seniors Hilario Farias (140) and Lucas Sealby (215).

E-mail E-mail article      Print Print      Share Share

More High School Sports

NEW - 8:27 PM
All-league boys basketball teams

NEW - 8:31 PM
All-league girls basketball teams

All-league girls basketball teams

NEW - 8:21 PM
Stars of the week

Gonzaga Prep wins with defense, 61-41 | 4A Boys

More High School Sports headlines...

Comments
No comments have been posted to this article.
Read all comments / Share your thoughts

advertising


Get home delivery today!

Video

Advertising

AP Video

Entertainment | Top Video | World | Offbeat Video | Sci-Tech

Marketplace

 
Most read
Most commented
Most e-mailed
 
 
  1. Innocent bystander shot during Northwest Folklife, 1 arrested
  2. Some costs going up Friday as private retailers take over liquor sales
  3. More gun violence shakes a worried city
  4. Meet salmon farming's worst enemy: a determined biologist
  5. A lost Seattle climber's family seeks an elusive peace
  6. Stalemate puts Snoqualmie Tribe at risk of federal takeover
  7. Hector Noesi is a rare sign of hope in this Mariners season | Steve Kelley
  8. Coinstar gives vending machines a tech twist
  9. Woman goes overboard; ferry crew to rescue
  10. Shooting victim a dad just like me | Danny Westneat
  1. Some costs going up Friday as private retailers take over liquor sales Comments554
  2. Bystander shot at Seattle Center, while drive-by shootings also rattle city Comments280
  3. A worthwhile conversation about charter schools Comments228
  4. Man wounded at Folklife fest The gunman fled into the Seattle Center crowd, but an officer gave chase, and police reported making an arrest and recovering a gun. Comments184
  5. Wedge waxes earnest on the Mariner state of affairs Comments179
  6. Mariners have much more evaluating to do before we'll know much about their future Comments171
  7. Bain Capital and our screwed-up culture Comments141
  8. Meet salmon farming's worst enemy Comments101
  9. Stalemate puts Snoqualmie Tribe at risk of federal takeover Comments65
  10. Obama and Romney on foreign policy Comments51
  1. Meet salmon farming's worst enemy: a determined biologist
  2. Some costs going up Friday as private retailers take over liquor sales
  3. Tacoma's LeMay car museum honors the American automobile
  4. More gun violence shakes a worried city
  5. Stalemate puts Snoqualmie Tribe at risk of federal takeover
  6. Dream ride revs 1,001 horses, pops carbon-fiber umbrella | Brier Dudley | Brier Dudley
  7. Shooting victim a dad just like me | Danny Westneat
  8. Innocent bystander shot during Northwest Folklife, 1 arrested
  9. Flying to Paris? No style for now on Delta flight | Travel Wise
  10. A lost Seattle climber's family seeks an elusive peace

Most viewed imagesMore

Advertising