Bonners Ferry wrestling club competes in Post Falls meet

In the fourth meet of the season, the Bonners Ferry wrestling club wrestled at Real Life Ministries in Post Falls at the Panhandle Championships. 

The wrestling club said there was some sweat, some tears and a little blood, but it was still another great weekend of wrestling for the club.  

Instead of eight person brackets, which had been the case in the first three meets of the season, there were 16 person brackets. This meant that several of the wrestlers competed in six or seven matches, more than they had previously done this season. 

Another change was in the 6U category, where the wrestlers competed for medals, instead of being given a blue or red ribbon.

The wrestling club said this meet was the toughest of the season, but many Bonners Ferry wrestlers won matches and some narrowly missed placing.  

List of wrestlers in the 6U, 8U, 10U, 12U and 14U categories who finished in the top six:   

6U Boys 

First place: Bo Barras Fourth place: Ace Richards Sixth place: Dean Koehler 

6U Girls 

First place: Ava Rae Heigel, Lucia Stockdale 

8U Boys 

First place: Kai Fusco Second place: Jake Larsson, Ian Heigel, Asher Quillin Fourth place: Hawken Skinner, Nolan Swift Fifth place: Oliver Mann, Titan Richards Sixth place: Hudson Mohr 

8U Girls 

First place: Naomi Roeser Second place: Cora Sandelin-Bernard, Lila Stockdale

10U Boys 

Second place: Adam Runyan Third place: O.B. Gahr, Brantley Stockdale Fourth place: Cashton Morrison, Finn Hinrichs Fifth place: Dawsen Stow 

12U Boys 

First place: Ryan Masters Third place: April Dodd Sixth place: Gunner Graham 

14U Boys

First place: Dalton Regehr Second place: James Masters Third place: Zachariah Dodd Fourth place: Jaxon Smith 

14U Girls 

First place: Rachel Roeser, RaeLynn Masters Second place: Zuri Bassett, Sonja Runyan      Kai Fusco, Asher Quillin and Hawken Skinner have some fun in Post Falls. All three placed in the top four in the 8U boys category.

    Sonja Runyan goes for the pin. She finished second in the 14U girls category.