Roman Mazyck, 10, of Brookings, and Coos Bay’s Cole Smith, 11, left, wrestle in the 60-pound weight class last Saturday during the Oregon Wrestling Classic qualifying tournament at Marshfield High School. Smith, of the South Coast Grapplers, is current state champion for his class. He ended up winning the weight class, while Mazyck was third. World Photo by Madeline Steege.
Ryder Folsom, 7, and Oliver Greene, 6, of North Bend, wrestle in the 60-pound weight class during the qualifying tournament. World Photo by Madeline Steege.
More than 40 wrestlers from the South Coast qualified for the upcoming Oregon Wrestling Classic by placing in the top three in their divisions at a qualifying event in Coos Bay last weekend.
The Oregon Wrestling Classic combines youth, high school and college wrestling into one big event next weekend in Redmond. While the high school teams start on Thursday, the youth wrestlers compete Saturday and Sunday.
In the local qualifier, the wrestlers competed in five different age groups. More than 400 wrestlers from Western Oregon participated.
South Coast teams that qualified wrestlers for next week’s tournament include the South Coast Grapplers (nine), Gold Beach (eight), the Bucs (eight), Brookings (five), Reedsport (four), Myrtle Point (four), Coquille (four) and Siuslaw (one).
Wrestlers who won their divisions included (listed by team):
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