TACOMA — Five Columbia Basin wrestlers came home with championships and three wrestling teams finished in the top three at Mat Classic XXXVI last weekend. Four Basin wrestlers finished second and nine finished third.

The champions include Almira/Coulee-Hartline’s Noah Butler, at 215 pounds; Ephrata’s Adylene Sanchez, 155; Brock Tracy, Lind-Ritzville, 285; Othello’s Anthony Solorio at 215 and Alejandria Espindola of Othello, 235.

The Othello Huskie girls team brought home a second-place trophy in Class 2A with 221.5 points. The Royal girls also finished second in Class 1B/2B/1A with 181.5 points. The Othello boys team secured third in Class 2A with 178.5 points.

Here are the rest of the results for the Basin teams:

Almira/Coulee-Hartline boys

Team: Boys 1B/2B 24th place with 56.5 points.

Noah Butler, 215, placed first with an 11-8 decision over Damien Spears, Liberty Bell. Butler scored 29.5 points.

Kayle Casimir, 285, placed eighth and scored 12 points. He won his first-round match but lost his second, then won three consolation rounds.

Porter Wood, 138, scored 7 points. He won his first round and two consolation rounds

Jack Molitor, 120, scored 5 points. He was eliminated in the consolation round after winning his first match but losing his second.

Paul Stout, 190, scored 3 points. He won one of two matches in consolation after losing his first match.

Edward Jennings, 113;  Levi Oliver, 113; Christian Berezay, 120; Aaden Baergen, 138 and Wyatt Stout, 144, each scored 0 points, losing their first two rounds.

Almira/Coulee-Hartline girls

Team: Girls 1B/2B/1A 27th place with 38 points.

Karis Butler, 140, placed third, scored 24 points. She won her first three rounds but lost in the semifinals. She won her first consolation round and took third place with a pin from Michelle Walker, Naches Valley.

Dayanna Mendoza, 145, scored 7 points. She went 2-2 with wins in the first round and the first consolation round.

Jayden Hubbard, 170, scored 7 points. She won in the first round and her first match in consolation.

Ephrata boys

Team: Boys 2A 46th place with 16 points.

CJ Shultz, 138, scored 7 points. He went 2-2 with wins in the first round and his first consolation round.

Tavone Mantese, 157, scored 7 points. He won his first round and the first consolation round.

Peyton Wood, 215, scored 2 points. He lost in the first round but took a consolation round match.

Carter Garcia, 165, scored 0 points. He lost his first two rounds.

Ephrata girls

Team: Girls 2A 7th place with 119 points.

Adylene Sanchez, 155, placed first and scored 34 points. She pinned Sadie Evans of North Mason for the state title.

Carolina Monico, 235, placed fourth and scored 22 points. She won her first two rounds and three consolation rounds before being pinned by Katherine Nelson, Deer Park, in the third/fourth place match.

Jasmine Hernandez, 100, placed fourth and scored 18 points. She won her first three rounds, lost her semifinal round, won her consolation semifinal round and lost her third-place match.

Kallee Rayn Castillo, 145, placed sixth and scored 16 points. She won her first two rounds but lost in the quarterfinals. She lost in the consolation semfinals and was pinned by Lanu Amituanai of Chief Sealth in the fifth/sixth place match.

Alexandra Estrada Rangel, 130, placed sixth and scored 15 points. She won her first three rounds but then lost the semifinal round and her first consolation match. She forfeited the fifth/sixth place match to Josephine Sully, R.A. Long, due to medical reasons.

Tessa Hausken, 170, scored 6 points. She won her first round and two consolation rounds.

Kashlynn Cobb, 125, scored 4 points. She won her first round.

Gabbie Grace Bafus, 190, scored 4 points. She went 2-2, with a win in her first match and the first consolation round.

Diana Alejandre Rodriguez, 120, scored 0 points, going 1-2 in the tournament.

Lind-Ritzville boys

Team: Boys 1B/2B 22nd place with 58 points.

Brock Tracy, 285, placed first and scored 32 points. After a bye, he won the second round, quarterfinal and semifinal. He defeated Kaden Hippler, Kettle Falls, for the state title.

Carson Kubik, 150, placed sixth and scored 16.5 points. He won his first two rounds but lost in the quarterfinals. He lost an 8-5 decision to Wase Smith, Ilwaco, in the fifth/sixth place match.

Cooper Ramos, 120, scored 6.5 points. He was 2-2 with wins in the first round and the first consolation round.

Carter Brierly, 106, scored 3 points, going 1-2 with a win in his second match.

Rhowan Armstrong, 106, scored 0 points. He lost his first two rounds.

Moses Lake boys

Team: Boys 4A 9th place with 84.5 points.

Drayden Gaither, 138, placed fourth and scored 18.5 points. He won his first match but lost his second, and won five consolation rounds but lost the third/fourth place match to Zavier Salinas, Richland.

Ian Garza, 113, placed fifth and scored 18.5 points. He won his first two rounds but lost his quarterfinal match. He won two consolation rounds and the fifth/sixth place match by default, due to injury, over Jaxson Love, Kentridge.

Jose Villafana, 106, placed sixth and scored 15 points. He lost in the quarterfinals and won two consolation rounds. He lost an 8-2 decision to Yestin Ruiz, Olympia, in the fifth/sixth place match.

Trenton Vasquez, 144, placed sixth and scored 9 points. He lost his quarterfinal match then won two consolation rounds. He was pinned by Dayton Fitzgibbon, Arlington, in the fifth/sixth place match.

Eli Anderson, 215, scored 8 points. He won his first match, lost his second, won two consolation matches but lost his final bout.

Malaki Town, 190, scored 6.5 points. He went 2-2 for the tournament.

Cruz Hernandez, 120, scored 6 points. He won his first round but lost the second and was eliminated in the fourth consolation round.

Conner Brosnahan, 157, scored 3 points, going 1-2 for the tournament

Moses Lake girls

Team: Girls 4A 7th place with 125.5 points.

Katelyn Rodriguez, 235, placed third and scored 26 points. She won her first three matches, lost in the semifinals, won in the consolation semifinals and pinned Sawyer Newman, Davis, for third place.

Hayden Linscott Morris, 120, placed fourth and scored 17.5 points. She won her first two matches and three consolation rounds. She was pinned by Matty Figueroa, Chiawana, in the third/fourth place match.

Kayla Gonzalez, 100, placed sixth and scored 16.5 points. She won her first two matches and two consolation rounds. She lost an 8-2 decision to Kennedy Chevallier, Auburn Riverside, for in the fifth/sixth place match.

Anahi Garcia, 140, placed seventh and scored 12 points. She lost her quarterfinal match after wins in the first two rounds, then won two consolation rounds and a 12-11 decision over Arianna Mendoza, Chiawana, for seventh place.

Kamilah Martinez, 110, placed eighth and scored 13 points. She won her first round and three consolation matches before losing to Portia Erickson, Union, in the seventh/eighth place match.

Grace Martinez, 105, scored 8.5 points. She won her first bout and two consolation rounds before losing her final bout.

Trinity Town, 100; Naomi Cruz, 170 and Izzabella Fredley, 190, each scored 7 points. Each was 2-2 for the tournament, with wins in the first round and the first consolation round.

Adelaide Alonso, 105, scored 6 points. She lost her first round but won two consolation rounds.

Emma Thompson, 155, scored 4 points. She won her first bout and lost her following two matches.

Othello boys

Team: Boys 2A 3rd place with 178.5 points.

Anthony Solorio, 215, placed first and scored 29.5 points. He took a 9-8 decision over Jimmy Conklin, Lakewood, for the state title.

Camilo Mendez III, 150, placed second and scored 24 points. He won his first four matches but lost at 10-3 decision to Kiyanno Zuniga, Toppenish, in the final.

Mason Perez, 285, placed second and scored 22 points. He lost a 4-1 decision to Anthony Nava, Toppenish, in the state championship match.

Mason Russell, 132, placed third and scored 28 points. He won his first two rounds, lost in the quarterfinals but pinned Talin Kerr, Anacortes, in the third/fourth place match.

Daniel Gonzalez, 120, placed third and scored 26.5 points. He lost in the quarterfinals but came back through the consolation bracket and took third with a medical forfeit over Jonas Bond, Deer Park.

Jeremiah Flores, 138, placed fourth, scored 21 points. He came back through the consolation bracket before losing a 16-0 technical fall to Anthony Sifuentes

Jose Gallardo Ruiz Jr., 126, scored 7.5 points. He won his first bout and two consolation matches

Parker Freeman, 157, scored 7 points. He won his first round and two consolation bouts.

Xavier Mendez, 106, scored 6 points. He won his first two matches but lost the next two.

Jaxon Gomez, 175, scored 6 points. He lost his first round but won two consolation matches.

Miguel Zuniga, 190, scored 2 points. He won his first match and lost the following two bouts.

Armoni Zuniga-Mendez, 144, scored 0 points. He lost his first two matches.

Othello girls

Team: Girls 2A 2nd place with 221.5 points.

Alejandria Espindola, 235, placed first and scored 32 points. She pinned Hailey Rains, Anacortes, for the state title.

Grayce Mendez, 110, placed second and scored 26 points. She won four matches but lost to Adalye Montiel in the championship match.

Bella Garza, 105, placed third and scored 25 points. She went 3-1, then defeated Shaniya Tarula, Toppenish, 12-0 for third place.

Angela Monday, 140, placed third and scored 22 points. She too went 3-1, then pinned Natalie Jarajano, East Valley (Yakima) in the third/fourth place match.

Karla Guzman, 145, placed fourth and scored 24 points. She won four matches, lost one, but was pinned by Hailee Orgill, Deer Park, in the third/fourth place match.

Diamond Van Cleve, 135, placed fifth and scored 18 points. She went 2-2 and beat Emily Mallonee, W.F. West, 14-6 to finish fifth.

Briseida Galvez, 120, placed sixth and scored 17 points. She was 4-2 for the tournament before being pinned by Aleecyia Meredith, Franklin Pierce, in the fifth/sixth place match.

Grace Rocha, 115, placed sixth and scored 13 points. She was 5-2 for the tournament before she was pinned by Lilly Hopkins, Orting, in the fifth/sixth place match.

Brooklyn Hillman, 110, and Ezmee Perez, 120, each scored 11 points. Each won her first two matches, lost her quarterfinal match, won a consolation round and lost her final bout.

Miriam Garcia-Avila, 140, scored 8 points. She was 3-2 for the tournament.

Janissa Barrera, 100, scored 6.5 points. She was 2-2 over the tournament

Josselyn Medina, 125, scored 6 points. She lost her first match then won two consolation rounds.

Serenity Ayala, 130, scored 0 points. She received a bye but lost two matches.

Quincy boys

Team: Boys 2A 33rd place with 27.5 points.

Saidt Alvarez, 113, placed fifth and scored 17.5 points. He won his first three rounds, then lost two before winning a 9-1 decision over Damian Fernandez, Burlington-Edison.

Alejandro Barajas, 190, scored 4 points. He won his first round and lost the following two matches.

Jace Reyes, 132, scored 3 points. He was 1-2 for the tournament.

Julian Silvas, 175, scored 3 points. He won his first round and one consolation match.

Quincy girls

Team: Girls 2A 10th place with 96 points.

Crystal Perez, 110, placed fifth and scored 20.5 points. She was 2-2 in the tournament and pinned Jordynn Zuniga, Toppenish, in the fifth/sixth match.

Alondra Cordova, 125, placed fifth and scored 19 points. She won her first three matches, lost the next two, but pinned Amelia Meyers, Anacortes, for fifth place.

Emiko Kondo, 100, placed sixth and scored 15 points. She was 2-2 before losing a 6-2 decision to Luna Martinez-Arevalo in the fifth/sixth place match.

Juliza Herrera, 190, scored 10 points. She was 3-2 for the tournament.

Kimberly Solano, 145, and Diana Trujillo, 170, each scored 7 points. Each won her first match, lost her second, won her first consolation match and lost her final bout.

Hailey Courtade, 125, scored 6.5 points. She finished the tournament 2-2.

Jourdan Ferguson, 135, scored 6 points, winning her first two matches before losing two.

Crystal Vargas, 120, scored 5 points. She was 2-2 for the tournament.

Royal boys

Team: Boys 1A 9th place with 104 points.

Shea Stevenson, 157, placed third and scored 20.5 points. He was 3-1, then won an 8-6 decision over teammate Cael Orth in the third/fourth place match.

Cael Orth, 157, placed fourth and scored 19 points. He was 5-1 for the tournament before losing the third-place match to teammate Shea Stevenson.

Thomas Antonio, 126, scored 8.5 points, going 3-1 for the tournament.

Easton Eilers, 165, scored 8 points and also went 3-1.

Ernie Weeks, 190, scored 8 points. He won his first two rounds before losing two.

Dennis Hernandez, 120, scored 7 points, winning his first two matches before losing two.

Andy Calderon, 106, scored 6.5 points and was 2-2 four the tournament.

Preston Anderson, 120, scored 6 points, finishing 2-2.

David Baeza, 215, scored 6 points, going 3-2 in his matches.

Scout Stevenson, 138, scored 5.5 points and was 3-2 for the tournament.

Alan Garcia, 175, and Kevin Paz, 215, each scored 4 points. Each won his first-round match before losing two.

Julian Garcia, 113, Carlos Barajas, 138, and David Romero, 190, each scored 0 points. Each lost in the first round, received a bye and lost his final match.

Royal girls

Team: Girls 1B/2B/1A 2nd place with 181.5 points.

Lauren Jenks, 135, placed second and scored 28 points. She won her first four matches but lost by a pin to Evelyn Phillips, Republic-Curlew.

Sharon Arroyo, 100, placed third and scored 26 points. She won her first three matches, then the consolation semifinal, then pinned teammate Sophia Villafana to finish third.

Isabelle Barajas, 110, placed third and scored 26 points. She won her first match, then five consolation rounds before pinning Ana Camacho, Mount Baker, in the third/fourth place match.

Madisen Christensen, 170, placed third and scored 25 points. She won her first two matches, three consolation matches then won a 7-4 decision over Keira Anderson, Rainier, to take third.

Sophia Villafana, 100, placed fourth and scored 24 points. She went 5-2 for the tournament before losing to teammate Sharon Arroyo in the third/fourth place match.

Hali Christensen, 140, placed fifth and scored 20.5 points. She was 3-2 for the tournament, then pinned Hailey Bouge, Republic-Curlew, in the fifth/sixth place match.

Alina Valentin, 110, scored 10 points. She won her first match and two consolation bouts.

Vanessa Flores, 155, scored 9 points. She went 3-2 for the tournament.

Heaven Parker, 120, scored 6 points. She finished 2-2.

Ruby Hernandez, 120, scored 5 points, winning two matches and losing two.

Ninel Barajas, 105, and Kamila Espino, 115, each scored 0 points. Each lost her first round, received a bye and lost her final bout.

Wahluke boys

Team: Boys 1A 39th place with 0 points.

Alejandro Tapia, 144, scored 0 points. He lost his first round, received a bye and lost his final bout.

Wahluke girls

Team: Girls 1B/2B/1A 47th place with 16 points.

Kaylee Avalos, 235, scored 9 points with a 3-1 record

Dyani Hernandez, 190, scored 7 points. She was 2-2 for the tournament

Heaven Antunez, 120, scored 0 points. She received a bye but lost her two matches.

Marleny Hurtado, 145, scored 0 points. She was 1-2 during the tournament

Warden boys

Team: Boys 1B/2B 13th place with 91 points.

Michael Gonzalez, 138, placed fifth and scored 18.5 points. He won his first two bouts, had to default due to injury in the quarterfinal, then went 2-1 before pinning Dillon Gassenberg, Colfax, in the fifth/sixth place match.

Erik Camacho, 120, placed sixth and scored 17 points. He was 4-2, then lost the fifth/sixth place match to Kaden Christman, Lake Roosevelt, by a 7-2 decision.

Junior Santiago, 144, placed sixth and scored 16 points. He won his first round and four consolation matches before losing in the consolation semis. He was pinned by Malachi Hoff, Davenport, in the fifth/sixth place bout.

Raylen Heredia, 113, scored 7.5 points. He won his first two matches then lost his next two.

Jesus Arias, 285, scored 7 points, going 2-2 for the weekend

Stratton Yourdensen, 106, scored 6 points. He won the first two rounds but lost the next two.

Jaden Hernandez, 190, scored 6 points. He was 2-2 for the tournament.

Luis Cisneros, 120, scored 4 points, finishing 1-2.

Gabriel Serna, 215, scored 4 points. He won his first match and lost his final two bouts.

Jonathan Baerholm, 215, scored 3 points. He won one consolation match.

Nikko Ruiz, 132, and Eli Rios, 175, each scored 0 points. Each lost his first two bouts.

Valentine Juarez, 285, scored 0 points. He received a bye but lost two matches

Warden girls

Team: Girls 1B/2B/1A 25th place with 42.5 points.

Dannika Escamilla, 110, placed sixth and scored 16.5 points. She went 2-2 before being pinned by Olivia Myers, Goldendale, in the fifth/sixth place match.

Ashley Cruz, 130, scored 9 points. She was 3-2 for the tournament.

Dana Yorgesen, 115, scored 7 points. She finished 2-2.

Sara Lino, 190, scored 6 points. She lost her first bout, then won two consolation matches.

Ximena Arriaga, 110, scored 4 points. She won her first match, then lost two.

Giuliana Pruneda, 155, and Carolina Urias, 170,  each scored 0 points. Both lost their first bouts, received a bye and lost the final round.

    Anthony Solorio from Othello took home the championship in the Boys 2A 215 categories.
  

    Adylene Sanchez, left, from Ephrata placed first in the Girls 2A 155 leagues.
  

    Noah Butler, top, from Almira-Coulee/Hartline placed first in the Boys 1B/2B 215 categories.
  

    Alejandria Espindola, top, from Othello placed first in the Girls 2A 235 categories.
  

    Brock Tracy of Lind-Ritzville won the 1B/2B 285 category at Mat Classic.
  

    Anthony Solorio prepares to take down an opponent at the Mat Classic Saturday at the Tacoma Dome. The Othello boys placed third in Boys 2A with 178.5 points.
  

    Michael Gonzalez from Warden placed fifth in the Boys 1B/2b 138 category after passing out during his quarterfinal match.
  

    Grayce Mendez from Othello placed second in the Girls 2A 110 category.
  

    Mason Perez, top, from Othello placed second in the Boys 2A 285 category during the Mat Classic tournament at the Tacoma Dome.