Zammit, a 135-pounder, won her second straight title when she pinned Lilly Kinsel of Harrison in 3:36. Carey, at 130, followed up last year’s runner-up finish with her first state title when she pinned Mallory Chunat of Alliance in 2:30.
Greeneview finished fourth in the team standings with 60 points. The Rams finished 11th and ninth in the previous two tournaments. Brookville finished sixth with 52.5 points.
Brookville sophomore Molly Luebke (110) and Greeneview’s Karlie Harlow (235) finished as runners-up. Luebke reached her final with a 18-1 technical fall in the semifinals. She fell 8-1 in the final to Haley Snyder of Warren. Harlow placed at state for the third time and lost to Alaina Jackson of Minerva by pin in 45 seconds.
Greeneview’s Ellie Harlow (190) placed fourth for her third placing at state. She won in 2020 and was runner-up last year. Miami East’s Kaylee Griffith (235) placed for a second time, finishing sixth. She was runner-up last year.
First-time placers were Piqua’s Avery Wiley (100, sixth), Greeneview’s Gwen Matt (115, sixth), Greeneview’s Eve Matt (120, seventh), Bellbrook’s Jada Weiss (120, eighth), Tippecanoe’s Emma Hanrahan (125, seventh), Miamisburg’s Symone Morton (125, eighth), Springboro’s Rylee Gust (130, third), Lebanon’s Morgan Cope (130, seventh), Lebanon’s Sophia Rohrs (140, fifth), Lebanon’s Lexi Fornshell (145, eighth), Eaton’s Caroline Klawon (155, third) and Miami East’s Annika Paton (190, eighth).
Harrison won its first team title with 111 points. Defending champion Marysville finished second with 96 points.
GWOC boys: Springboro sent eight wrestlers to the finals, won five individual titles and won the Greater Western Ohio Conference tournament with 191.5 points Saturday at Miamisburg High School. Centerville was second with 151.5 points and Beavercreek was third with 136.
Springboro winners were juniors Conner Kleinberg (138) and Myles Johnson (190), sophomore Mikey Gosselin (113) and freshmen Matt Kowalski (165) and Aidan Weimer (175).
Centerville’s winners were Damion Ryan (120), Luke Acuna (126) and Simon Taylor (132). Wayne was led by junior winners Zayvier Jordan-Bradley (106) and Josh Padilla (285). Other winners were senior Miles Moyer (150) of Northmont, junior Gus Domitor (144) of Miamisburg and sophomores Fletcher Rose (157) of Miamisburg and CJ Crawford (215) of Beavercreek.
WOAC boys: Preble Shawnee won four individual titles Friday at Dixie High School to win the inaugural Western Ohio Athletic Conference tournament.
The Arrows scored 112 points to beat second-place National Trail’s total of 99.5 in the six-team event. Nolan Earles (120), Brayden Doran (157), Riley Stevenson (175) and Christopher Parker (285) won for the Arrows.
Other winners were National Trail’s Zack Creager (126) and Caleb Reynolds (132); Dixie’s Dustin Simon (144) and Colton Blosser (165); Tri-County North’s Nathan Jeffers (138) and Austin Davis (215) and Twin Valley South’s Jack Gose (150) and Peyton Whaley (190).
SWBL boys: Brookville claimed three first-place and three runner-up finishes Saturday at Carlisle High School to edge Monroe 198-196 in the Southwestern Buckeye League tournament. Franklin was third at 144.
Brookville’s winners were Luke Dolan (144), Mason Starnes (165) and Dylan Starnes (175). Monroe had four winners. Valley View finished fourth with 132.5 points and was led by Evan Wilcox (126) and Taevin Alldred (157).
Other winners were Gage Anderson (113) of Franklin, Bryce Brown (132) of Carlisle, Nick Devol (138) of Bellbrook and Matt Michael (190) of Eaton.
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