Division I: Fallbrook High School

Team champion: Poway

2nd place team: Fallbrook

MVP Light Weight: Enrique Solis (Fallbrook)
MVP Heavy Weight: Brandon Halsey (RBV)

Division II: San Pasqual High School

Team champion: La Costa Canyon

2nd place team: Mt. Carmel Sundevils

Outstanding Light Weight: Eddie Garcia (Calexico) 

Outstanding Heavy Weight: Ryan Williams (La Costa Canyon)

Division III: Brawley High School

Team champion: Brawley

2nd place team: Valhalla

Division IV: Valley Center High School

Team champion: Valley Center

Outstanding Light Weight: Ray Elizalde (Imperial)

Outstanding Heavy Weight: Ernie Shaw (Palo Verde)

San Diego Section Masters Championships

Friday-Saturday, Feb. 27-28 @ Otay Ranch High School

State-bound!

Team champion: Poway Titans

MVP Light Weight: Todd Schavrien (Poway), 121 pounds

MVP Heavy Weight: Ryan Nejal (Scripps Ranch), 173 pounds

2003-04 Dual Scoreboard

Tournament champions: Eastlake

2nd place: Hilltop

South Bay League duals:

Hilltop 84, Southwest 0

Hilltop 65, Castle Park 28

City Conference dual scoreboard

City Conference championship tournament

Team champion: Scripps Ranch

Eastern League champion: Scripps Ranch Falcons

The Falcons won their sixth league championship in eight years by compiling a perfect 5-0 league record, 8-0 overall

Eastern League duals:

Championship dual: UC 34, St. Augustine 27

Valley League scoreboard

Ramona (3-1)

Orange Glen (3-1)

Valley Center (3-1)

Valley League tournament champion: Ramona

2nd place: Valley Center

3rd place: Orange Glen

Palomar League: Poway 54, Vista 11

Avocado League championship: La Costa Canyon Mavericks 41, Mt. Carmel Sundevils 31

2003-04 Tournament Scoreboard

Robert Jenkins Memorial Tournament (Helix High School)

Team champion: La Costa Canyon Mavericks

Second-place team: Calexico Bulldogs

Top Individuals

106: Billy Lennon (Poway) pinned Tom Nguyen (Oceanside) 5:50. 115: Eddie Garcia (Calexico) major dec. Mark Ibarra (Sweetwater) 11-2. 122: Estevan Jimenez (Calexico) decisioned Josh Obregon (El Camino) 10-9. 128: Jose Herrera (Mission Bay) decisioned Nick Blair (Kearny) 3-0.

133: Wesley Watson (Santana) pinned Tyler Anderson (Monte Vista) 3:47. 138: Jeremy McHone (West Hills) decisioned Phillip Clay (Monte Vista) 10-7. 143: Ron Blair (Kearny) decisioned Tyson Knierim (Ramona) 11-7. 148: Randy Vasquez (Scripps Ranch) decisioned Gibran Maciel (Mission Bay) 3-0. 155: Ryan Williams (La Costa Canyon) pinned Jeremiah Rushton (Vista) 5:15. 163: Derek Orme (La Costa Canyon) decisioned Casey Downey (Santana) 8-2. 174: Ryan Nejal (Scripps Ranch) pinned Rafael Contreras (Calexico) 1:45. 192: Jeff May (La Costa Canyon) defeated Jaymeson Davis (RBV) by injury default. 218: Brandon Halsey (RBV) tech fall John Hughes (Ramona) 17-1. 278: Joran Ohnstad (La Costa Canyon) pinned John Davis (El Camino) 5:30.

Outstanding Wrestlers

MVP Lower Weight: Estevan Jimenez (Calexico)

MVP Upper Weight: Joran Ohnstad (La Costa Canyon)

San Pasqual Invitational

Top teams: 1. Orange Glen 162; Scripps Ranch 140; 3. Mar Vista 138; Vista 138. 5. Escondido 124.
Championship matches: 106–Holmes (Valhalla) major decisioned Sax (Esc) 19-8; 115–Maguire (Valhalla) pinned Montante (Orange Glen) 3:30; 122–Obregon (El Camino) decisioned Lowry (Orange Glen) 5-2; 128–Schaffer (Pt. Loma) decisioned Malone (San Pasqual) 8-5; 133–Watson (Santana) pinned Diaz (West Hills) 3:30; 138–Parada (Orange Glen) decisioned Pease (Carlsbad) 7-6; 143–De Santis (Escondido) pinned Gomez (Morse) 3:35; 148–Vasquez (Scripps Ranch) decisioned Rodriguez (San Pasqual) 6-3; 155– Rushton (Vista) major decisioned Barajas (Orange Glen) 11-0; 163–MacBaisey (Torrey Pines) pinned Van Tassel (Carlsbad) 5:10; 174–Nejal (Scripps Ranch) tech fall Olea (Orange Glen) 21-6; 192– Crampton (Mar Vista) major decisioned Fisher (Clairemont) 18-4; 218–Marczynski (Clairemont) pinned Juarez (Mar Vista) 2:43; 278–Davis (El Camino) pinned Foster (RBV) 1:18.

Outstanding wrestlers

MVP Light Weight: Wesley Watson (Santana)

MVP Upper Weight: Ryan Nejal (Scripps Ranch)

Monte Vista Invitational

Jan. 10 @ Monte Vista High School

Top Teams: 1. Poway 334.5 points; 2. Brawley 225.5; 3. Gilbert, Arizona 170.5; 4. Monte Vista 160; 5.Mira Mesa 106; 6.El Camino 100.5; 7.Temecula Valley 98; 8.Rancho Buena Vista 92 9. Granite Hills 98.5; 10. (tie) Central Union, Hilltop 89; 12. Patrick Henry 83.5; 13.Morse 74; 14. Kearny 70.5; 15.Steele Canyon 49.5; 16. (tie) Imperial, Santana 48; 18. Mission Bay 39 ;19.(tie) St. Augustine, University of San Diego High 23; 21. Calipatria 17; 22. (tie) Escondido, Grossmont,  Santa Fe Christian 0.

San Diego Holiday Classic

Dec. 19-20 @ Eastlake High School  (41 teams)

Top 15 teams: 1. Brawley 213.0; 2. Monte Vista 202.0; 3. Peninsula (Southern Section) 173.0; 4. Eastlake 159.5; 5. Natomas (Sac Joaquin Section) 138.0; 6. Hilltop 137.5; 7. El Capitan 114.5; 8. Valley Center 108.0; 9. Torrey Pines 99.0; 10. Granite Hills 97.0; 11. Mar Vista 93.5; 12. University City 78.0; 13. San Pasqual 75.0; 14. Mira Mesa 74.5;15. Morse 74.0.

MVP Light Weight: Bryan Scambler (Hilltop), 135 pounds

MVP Heavy Weight: Kyle McGraw (Monte Vista), 171 pounds

Rio Mesa Team Rotational
At Rio Mesa HS (Oxnard, Calif.)
Top 4 Teams: 1st Red Mountain (Arizona) 9-0; 2nd Vista 8-1; 3rd Ventura 8-1; 4th Blackfoot (Idaho) 7-2 - lost to Ventura 35-33
Pool A
Vista 60, Arroyo Grande 15
Vista 63, Stockdale 6
Vista 52, Las Vegas 21
Vista 64, Hueneme (Ventura, Calif.) 3
Vista 54, Shafter 16
Vista 53, Irvine 21
Vista 65, Hamilton (Wisconsin) 9
Vista 42, Blackfoot (Idaho) 30  - Pool A Championship
Red Mountain (Arizona) 30, Vista 22  - (Pool A champion vs Pool B champion)

Vista Individual Results from Rio Mesa:
112  Shapiro (6-3) - 6th
119  Niall Morga (9-0) - 1st
125  Clayton Macfarlane (8-1) - 3rd
130  Blake Gaughran (9-0) - 1st
140  Ale Franco (7-2) - 4th
145  Willie Leon (6-3) - 5th
160  Evan Barbre (9-0) - 1st
171  Matt Methling  (8-1) - 2nd
 

Mira Mesa Marauder Invitational

Team scores: 1. Monte Vista 166.5; 2. Mt. Carmel 149.5; 3. Hilltop 123; 4. Poway 117.5; 5. Washington Union (Fresno) 101.5; 6. Mar Vista 101; 7. El Camino 81; 8. Valley Center 77;

9. Mission Bay 75; 10. Imperial 72; 11. Granite Hills 70.5; 12. Mira Mesa 68; 13. Clairemont 66; 14. Point Loma 61; 15. Oceanside 48.5; 16. Kearny 47; 17. Chula Vista 45; 18. Holtville 44; 19. Rancho Bernardo 43; 20. La Jolla 36; 21. Serra 32; 22. University City 28; 23. Valhalla 27; 24. USDHS 24; 25. San Diego 20; 26. St. Augustine 13. Note: Crawford team points not included.

MVP Light Weight: Nick Blair (Kearny), 121 pounds

MVP Heavy Weight: Leonard Smith (Mira Mesa), 277 pounds

Jimmy Hamada/LCC Duals

Order of team finish: 1. La Costa Canyon; 2. Eastlake; 3. Covina; 4. Ramona; 5. Tesoro; 6. West Hills; 7. Boulder City.

MVP Light Weight: Marlon Frausto (Eastlake)

MVP Heavy Weight: Jeff May (LCC)

El Dorado Holiday Classic

Poway place-winners: Boone (third, 103); Todd Schavrien (fourth, 112); Abe Gross (second, 130); Elwin Warsh (first, 135); David Sweig (third, 145); Jaspal Singh (fifth, 152); Travis Wood (first, 171); Gutchow (fifth, 189); Colton Nichols (first, 215).

Hilltop place-winners: Bryan Scambler (third,140); Sergio Santillan (fourth, 112); Matt DeYoung (tied third, 135). 

Mar Vista Battle by the Beach

Teams scores (points): 1. Eastlake 282; 2. Mar Vista 270; 3. Scripps Ranch 264; 4. Mira Mesa 134; 5. Orange Glen 131.5; 6. Santana 119; 7. Bonita Vista 111.5; 8. Hilltop 109; 9. Escondido 93.5; 10. La Jolla 86.5; 11. Castle Park 53; 12. (tie) San Diego, Mt. Miguel 49; 14. Sweetwater 47; 15. Southwest 39; 16. Hoover 32; 17. Holtville 31; 18. Helix 29; 19. Chula Vista 18; 20. St. Augustine 13.

Outstanding Light Weight: George Flores (Bonita Vista), 105 pounds

Outstanding Middle Weight: Hugo Castrejon (Hoover), 173  pounds

Outstanding Heavy Weight: Juan Juarez (Mar Vista), 217 pounds

Larry Borden Memorial Coaches award: Jon Talbott (Mira Mesa)

Fastest pin: Juan Juarez (Mar Vista) 7 seconds

Most pins, least time: The Ton (Mira Mesa) 4 pins (:42, :30, :28, :31)

Jaguar Shootout

6TH ANNUAL VALLEY CENTER HIGH  SCHOOL

The Brawley Wildcats came to the 6th annual Jaguar "Shoot-Out" at Valley Center High School looking to be mid-season shape. The second-place Jaguars of Valley Center would try to answer the challenge, but well skilled and conditioned  Wildcats would be to much for them in a 55-6 defeat. The third-place Rancho Buena Vista Longhorns would do slightly better against the Wildcats, but again to no avail in a 58-12 loss. Valley Center would win a close contests against Rancho Buena Vista (42-36) and University City(35-33). The Jaguar "Shoot-Out" Wrestling Tournament  fielded 6 varsity teams and 8 junior varsity teams. This tournament was to designed give each wrestler 4 matches. The tournament began at 9:15 a.m. and was completed at  4 p.m.
TEAM PLACES: 1ST BRAWLEY (4-0), 2ND VALLEY CENTER (3-1), 3RD-TIE RANCHO BUENA VISTA (2-2) & UNIVERSITY CITY (2-2), 5TH UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO (1-3), 6TH SERRA (0-4)

Carlsbad Invitational

A fabled career. Success outdone by no one — no one in San Diego, at least.

Dan Kida has been to the top of the wrestling world, and he aspires to return there — given time.
A man with a legacy behind him — he’s the only four-time CIF divisional champion in San Diego Section history — and still with ongoing success, Kida is the wrestling coach at Otay Ranch High School. With a job at a brand new school, he’ll be working from the ground up.

Kida is charged with building a program that has no history whatsoever.  But that could be said of practically any of the coaches at Otay Ranch High who quickly wrote their own history.

Ian Cumming, the school’s cross country and track and field coach, could be introduced the same way as Kida. After building two quality programs at Hilltop and Bonita Vista high schools, Cumming left the latter school last spring for The Ranch, openly stating he couldn’t turn down the new school’s all-weather track.

All Cumming did this past fall sports season with freshmen and sophomore student-athletes at his disposal was to craft a league championship team — one that went on to place second in the San Diego Section championships and travel to where only an elite small percentage of athletes ever get to compete: the state championship meet in Fresno.

Football coach Gene Alim and his staff produced winning records for their junior varsity and freshmen teams, and varsity girls soccer coach Ron Pietila — yet another legendary coach on board — led his team to victories in its first-ever games.

Kida has essentially the same caliber of student-athletes to work with, and suitable motivation. Otay Ranch’s wrestling room is state-of-the-art and doubles as a regional training site for USA Wrestling, an organization charged with selecting the United States Olympic team.

In fact, Otay Ranch High stands in the shadow of the ARCO U.S. Olympic Training Center — located five minutes east along Olympic Parkway.

The Mustangs new mat boss knows what it takes to get to the top — and stay there.

Kida wrestled for Monte Vista High where he won county weight class titles at 98 pounds in both 1966 and 1967, at 106 pounds in 1968 and at 115 pounds in 1969. The individual titles are the equivalent of San Diego Masters titles today. In college, he wrestled for Cal Western and San Jose State. He coached Steele Canyon last season but the challenge of making something to be his own proved too enticing.
He has set initial goals — realistic ones.

“This will be a tough year for us,” Kida said. “We have to adjust to the level of competition. I want our wrestlers to develop into a team — to think as a team and to have goals as a team. I would like to take a couple of our advanced wrestlers to CIF this year.”

While at Monte Vista, not only did Kida have individual success but his team did as well. A teammate of CIF champion (and cousin) Glen Takahashi from 1966-67, Kida and his teammates combined to win 11 individual CIF championships in his four years as a Monarch. Monte Vista won three team titles during Kida’s time on the team, and finished runner-up another year.

The Mustangs may be starting modestly — with about 20 wrestlers — but tradition appears to be on their side.

Otay Ranch took seven wrestlers to the El Cajon Junior Varsity Invitational in mid-December and two earned place-finishes. Jason Rangel tied for third at 125 pounds and Shawn Shaw placed sixth at 160 pounds. Kida said he is hopeful that Michael Pacheco (130) and Lars Anderson (189) will be successful as well.

The Mustangs had three wrestlers — Julian Abellar (103), Pacheco (130) and Anderson (189) — compete in the 33rd annual El Cajon/Otay Ranch Invitational, held Dec. 29-30 at Otay Ranch High School. All failed to earn trips to the awards stand while competing in the county’s oldest and most prestigious varsity wrestling tournament.  “They learned what it will take to compete and be successful at the varsity level,” Kida said.

Following the El Cajon/Otay Ranch varsity invitational, the Mustangs entered the West Hills frosh/soph tournament and had four wrestlers place:  Pacheco (second, 130), B.J. Burnette (third, 152), Rangel (fifth, 125) and Sonny Garcia (sixth, 119).

Otay Ranch hosted its first junior varsity dual meet Jan. 20 against Hilltop and was scheduled to participate in a unique four-way JV dual meet against Mar Vista, San Ysidro and Southwest Jan. 22 at Mar Vista High School.

The Mustangs will compete at the Metro Conference JV/varsity championships Feb. 14 at Mar Vista, followed by the San Diego Section Division IV finals that next weekend.

It has been the 34-team El Cajon/Otay Ranch Invitational that has served thus far as a showcase for the new school. The annual tournament is regarded as one of the top regional tournaments in the state and regularly draws top-caliber programs from throughout the United States.

Upper-echelon San Diego Section programs such as Rancho Buena Vista, Poway, Eastlake and Hilltop competed in this year’s tournament.  Top-notch out-of-area programs included Southern Section power Ayala (second at this year’s El Dorado Holiday Invitational) and perennial Central Section powers Foothill Bakersfield, Roosevelt, Shafter and Sanger. Heading the out-of-state list was Hillcrest, Utah — third at the 1997 tournament — while Arizona teams entered included Cibola and Yuma while Nevada (Bonanza) was also represented.

Eastlake led the South County’s contingent of schools with five place-finishers in the tournament while Hilltop produced three medalists, including 112-pound champion Sergio Santillan and 140-pound finalist Bryan Scambler.

Poway, which captured consecutive team titles from 1986-92 and 1994-97, finished seven points ahead of Cibola to win the tournament title. The defending San Diego Section Masters champions (who finished second at last year’s state finals) finished the grueling two-day tournament with three finalists, including one individual champion, and nine place-winners overall. The team title spoke volumes for the 2003-04 squad considering the depth of competition and mix of the varsity lineup.

There were 12 different champions in the 14 weight classes and wrestlers from 19 schools were represented in the finals to detail the competitive nature of the 2003 tournament.

Kida said making it a success was the result of  a coordinated effort by a number of people and programs.
“Coach Takahashi and the Valhalla wrestling program descended on our campus and worked the tournament like a well- oiled machine. The snack bar they set up was very impressive,” Kida said.

The Otay Ranch coach also wished to thank Stephanie Matsumoto, wife of Hilltop High assistant wrestling coach Jerry Matsumoto and an official in the San Diego Imperial Counties Kids Wrestling Association, who helped with pairing the tournament brackets. The Matsumotos are also involved with the Chula Vista Badgers Wrestling Club, which supplied coaches with doughnuts and coffee at the tournament seeding meeting.

“The participating schools enjoyed the fruits the of the labor by the involved parties.  I am very greatful for all the help,” Kida said. “There were a lot of the comments about how nice the facilities are at Otay Ranch.  The Sweetwater Union High School District did a great job creating Otay Ranch High School.  I am very proud to being part of such a great school.”

Kida said it would be nice for Otay Ranch to have a top quality tournament like the El Cajon Invitational for the school’s wrestlers to participant in each year.  “Coach Takahashi and I haven't had a chance to talk about the future of the tournament but we both feel very comfortable about continuing it at Otay Ranch,” Kida said.

If the pride and dedication Kida put into making this prestigious tournament such a success matches that with which he coaches his team, there is no doubt that he will not disappoint.
 

1. Poway 250.0

2. RBV 167.0

3. Brawley 133.0

4. Valhalla 81.5

5. Mt. Carmel 75.0

6. Ramona 70.0

7. LCC 59.5

8. Granite Hills 54.5

9. Scripps Ranch 44.0

10. Vista 43.0

11. Monte Vista 39.0

12. Carlsbad 35.0

13. Escondido 33.5

14. Santana 31.5

15. Oceanside 31.0

16. San Pasqual 30.0

16. Valley Center 30.0

18. Hilltop 26.0

19. El Capitan 23.0

19. Eastlake 23.0

21. Fallbrook 22.5

22. Mt. Miguel 19.0

23. Mira Mesa 17.0

23. Imperial 17.0

25. Francis Parker 16.0

26. Central Union 13.0

27. Rancho Bernardo 12.0

28. El Camino 11.0

28. Orange Glen 11.0

28. Holtville 11.0

31. University City 10.0

32. La Jolla 7.0

32. Southwest EC 7.0

34. Calexico 5.0

34. Grossmont 5.0

34. Hoover 5.0

34. Crawford 5.0

38. Palo Verde 4.0

39. Pt. Loma 3.0

39. St. Augustine 3.0

41. Mar Vista 2.0

41. Mt. Empire 2.0

43. Bonita Vista 0.0

44. Montgomery 0.0

44. Morse 0.0

44. San Marcos 0.0

44. West Hills 0.0

44. Serra 0.0

44. El Cajon Valley 0.0

44. Army-Navy 0.0

44. Helix 0.0

Outstanding Light Weight: Tran Nguyen (Mt. Carmel), 105 pounds

Outstanding Heavy Weight: Ryan Halsey (RBV), 173 pounds

Most Dedicated Wrestler: Andy Kim (Poway), 132 pounds (4-time CIF champion, 3-time Masters champion, 2nd at state in 2000)

Championship: David Villagran (Brawley) dec. Tran Nguyen (Mt. Carmel) dec. David Villagran (Brawley) 10-4 Records: Ngueyn 34-4; Villagran 43-3.

Third place: Joe Baker (Poway) dec. Juan Ramirez (RBV) 7-3.

Fifth place: (tie) Brady Johnson (LCC); Cody Acosta (Holtville).

Seventh place: (tie) Vinnie Moreno (Hilltop); Andrew D’Silva (Rancho Bernardo).

Championship semifinals: Villagran dec. Ramirez 5-2; Nguyen major dec. Baker 13-2.

Consolation semifinals: Ramirez dec. Johnson 6-0; Baker dec. Acosta 6-0.

Consolation quarterfinals: Johnson dec. Moreno 4-1; Acosta p. D’Silva 1:59.

Championship: Chris Garcia (Santana) vs Ryo Redoble (Mt. Carmel). Records: Garcia 38-1; Redoble 32-7.

Third place: Chris Angelo (Hilltop) pin Michael Kroeger (Granite Hills) 4:43.

Fifth place: (tie) Martin Pulido (Brawley); Tony Guiliano (Valley Center)

Seventh place: (tie) Chris Kim (Poway); Humberto Ramos (LCC).

Championship semifinals: Garcia dec. Angelo 8-0; Redoble dec. Kroeger 10-6.

Consolation semifinals: Angelo pin Pulido 2:58; Kroeger dec. Guiliano 4-0.

Consolation quarterfinals: Pulido dec. Kim 4-2; Guiliano dec. Ramos 1-0.

Championship: Jose Reyes (Brawley) dec. Patrick Payne (Poway) 6-2. Records: Reyes 36-5; Payne 36-8.

Third place: Nick Leon (RBV) major dec. Nick Hein (Vista) 14-5.

Fifth place: (tie) James Sohn (Monte Vista); Dean Kinports (Valhalla).

Seventh place: (tie) Robert Garcia (Santana); Chris Josol (Scripps Ranch).

Championship semifinals: Payne dec. Kinports 6-0; Reyes dec. Leon 6-4/OT.

Consolation semifinals: Leon major dec. Sohn 18-5; Hein dec. Kinports 6-2.

Consolation quarterfinals: Sohn def. Garcia, injury default; Hein dec. Josol 5-1.

Championship: Jacob Angel (Poway) dec. Sam Herb (Fallbrook) 8-4. Records: Angel 25-6; Herb 37-9.

Third place: Tony Perez (LCC) dec. Louie Dalesandro (Valhalla) 6-2.

Fifth place: (tie) Bill Amidon (Southwest El Centro); Brandon Halsey (RBV).

Seventh place: (tie) Jeremy Doyle (Ramona); Mitch Stone (Granite Hills).

Championship semifinals: Angel dec. Halsey 5-3/OT; Herb def. Perez 5-4/2 OT.

Consolation semifinals: Perez dec. Amidon 4-1; Dalesandro dec. Halsey 4-0.

Consolation quarterfinals: Amidon dec. Doyle 7-0; Dalesandro dec. Stone 7-4.

Championship: Andy Kim (Poway) dec. Jerred Schuh (Scripps Ranch) 9-5. Records: Andy Kim 42-2; Schuh 39-7.

Third place: Ryan Williams (LCC) dec. Brandon Doyle (Ramona) 3-1/OT.

Fifth place: (tie) Danny Vasquez (Central Union); Grealin Kimbrough (Eastlake).

Seventh place: (tie) Clint Riker (Carlsbad); Matt Morton (Valhalla).

Championship semifinals: Schuh dec. Doyle 7-1; Kim dec. Williams 9-4.

Consolation semifinals: Williams dec. Vasquez 5-3; Doyle dec. Kimbrough 7-2.

Consolation quarterfinals: Kimbrough dec. Riker 6-4; Vasquez p. Morton 0:42.

Championship: Paul Baird (Poway) dec. Juan Mora (RBV) 13-11. Records: Baird 34-5; Mora 43-8.

Third place: Ryan McInerney (Carlsbad) dec. Dillon Brazeal (Mt. Carmel) 9-4.

Fifth place: (tie) Kyle Bickford (Vista); Isaac Pastrana (Eastlake).

Seventh place: (tie) Remon Mansour (Grossmont); Jeremy Johnson (Valley Center).

Championship semifinals: Baird tech fall Brazeal 26-10; Mora major dec. Pastrana 14-6.

Consolation semifinals: Brazeal dec. Bickford 6-2; McInerney dec. Pastrana 5-2.

Consolation quarterfinals: Bickford dec. Mansour 5-1; McInerney dec. Johnson 13-6.

Championship: Dave Pearson (RBV) major dec. Hector Carrillo (Brawley) 16-6. Records: Pearson 34-10; Carrillo 46-8.

Third place: Justin Miller (Poway) dec. Ryan Spink (LCC) 3-0.

Fifth place: (tie) Daniel Castro (Orange Glen); Alexis Cano (Eastlake).

Seventh place: (tie) Javonn Rushing (Oceanside); Kenny Lawrence (Ramona).

Championship semifinals: Pearson dec. Castro 3-1; Carrillo dec. Miller 8-5.

Consolation semifinals: Spink pin Castro 1:24; Miller major dec. Cano 13-2.

Consolation quarterfinals: Spink dec. Rushing 3-2; Cano dec. Lawrence 11-4.

Championship: Keith Kroeger (Granite Hills) dec. Ryan Guffey (Valhalla) 2-1. Records: Kroeger 46-6; Guffey 44-4.

Third place: Dale Lee Siscon (Mt. Miguel) pin Ricky Dugan (Ramona) 1:56.

Fifth place: (tie) Jeff Moriarty (Poway); Brian McCauley (RBV).

Seventh place: (tie) Josh Marjanovich (Mt. Empire); Lawrence Spasojevich (Rancho Bernardo).

Championship semifinals: Guffey major dec. Dugan 12-1; Kroeger dec. McCauley 2-1.

Consolation semifinals: Dugan dec. Moriarty 11-10; Siscon dec. McCauley 8-2.

Consolation quarterfinals: Moriarty dec. Marjanovich 4-3; Siscon dec. Spasojevich 3-1.

Championship: Dan Pearson (RBV) major dec. Matt Cook (Poway) 11-3. Records: Pearson 44-5; Cook 39-8.

Third place: A.J. Smith (Imperial) dec. David Hermanson (Valhalla) 9-4.

Fifth place: (tie) Kiddo Moreno (Brawley); Mike Cardosa (Carlsbad).

Seventh place: (tie) Everett Cooney (Crawford); Bret Griffith (Monte Vista).

Championship semifinals: Pearson dec. Smith 6-1; Cook dec. Hermanson 11-4.

Consolation semifinals: Smith dec. Moreno 2-1; Hermanson dec. Cardosa 7-1.

Consolation quarterfinals: Moreno p. Cooney 2:33; Cardosa dec. Griffith 6-2.

Championship: Scott Cleve (Escondido) dec. Bucky Leigh (Brawley) 5-3. Records: Cleve 40-2; Leigh 27-1.

Third place: Steve Williams (Vista) dec. Hal Billings (El Capitan) 6-3.

Fifth place: (tie) Matt Kloeffler (Carlsbad); Dan Schon (La Jolla).

Seventh place: (tie) Elmer Parwani (University City); Tim Olivier (Poway)

Championship semifinals: Cleve dec. Billings 9-2; Leigh dec. Williams 4-1.

Consolation semifinals: Billings dec. Kloeffler 6-4; Williams pin Schon 0:25.

Consolation quarterfinals: Kloeffler dec. Parwani 6-3; Schon dec. Olivier 4-3.

Championship: Ryan Halsey (RBV) pin Chris Chambers (Scripps Ranch) 0:54. Records: Halsey 38-3; Chambers 41-3.

Third place: Kevin Nichols (Poway) dec. Nick Rodriguez (Oceanside) 9-2.

Fifth place: (tie) Jimmy Overton (University City); Dominic Sharamitaro (Ramona).

Seventh place: (tie) Trevor Covarrubias (Mt. Carmel); Pat Herrington (Valhalla).

Championship semifinals: Halsey defeated Overton, injury default; Chambers dec. Nichols 6-2.

Consolation semifinals: Rodriguez defeated Overton, injury default; Nichols tech fall Sharamitaro 16-1.

Consolation quarterfinals: Rodriguez pin Covarrubias 2:01; Sharamitaro pin Herrington 3:17.

Championship: Jesse Taylor (Poway) dec. Marco Gonzalez (Valley Center) 5-2. Records: Taylor 37-7; Gonzalez 29-2.

Third place: Andy Murad (Monte Vista) defeated Franco Garcia (Mt. Carmel), injury default.

Fifth place: (tie) Johnny Douglas (Hoover); Bryan Freeman (Oceanside).

Seventh place (tie): Tim Smith (Valhalla); Chris Campell (Vista).

Championship semifinals: Taylor dec. Douglas 10-4; Gonzalez dec. Garcia 6-0.

Consolation semifinals: Murad dec. Douglas 7-2; Garcia dec. Freeman 3-2.

Consolation quarterfinals: Murad tech fall Smith 18-3; Freeman dec. Campbell 7-6.

Championship: Brandon Mead (Poway) pin Eric Parker (Ramona) 2:45. Records: Mead 39-5; Parker 18-1.

Third place: Armando Contreras (RBV) pin Derick Frace (Mira Mesa) 4:24.

Fifth place: (tie) Blake Tastad (Valhalla); J.J. Singh (Escondido).

Seventh place: (tie) Eric Stevens (Eastlake); Stas Bgatov (Mt. Carmel).

Championship semifinals: Mead pin Tastad 1:58; Parker dec. Frace 10-5.

Consolation semifinals: Contreras major dec. Tastad 11-2; Frace major dec. Singh 10-1.

Consolation quarterfinals: Singh pin Stevens 4:23; Contreras dec. Bgatov 3-1.

Championship: Mike Keller (San Pasqual) dec. Jose Gutierrez (Brawley) 7-5. Records: Keller 34-2; Gutierrez 35-9.

Third place: Jeff Crusey (Francis Parker) dec. David Bertino (Poway) 8-4.

Fifth place: (tie) Zach Gorham (El Capitan); Brandon Mageno (Granite Hills).

Seventh place: (tie) Nikola Dragovic (RBV); Greg Shabram (LCC).

Championship semifinals: Keller dec. Gorham 8-3; Gutierrez dec. Crusey 4-3.

Consolation semifinals: Bertino defeated Gorham, injury default; Crusey dec. Mageno 6-2.

Consolation quarterfinals: Bertino defeated Dragovic by disqualification; Mageno dec. Shabram 5-0.

SD Poway-10

SD RBV-6

SD Brawley-5

SS Calvary Chapel-10

SS Temecula Valley-4

CS Bakersfield-7

CS Clovis-6