COMPLETE TOURNAMENT RESULTS

SPOKANE, Wash. – In a tournament where 11 different schools were represented by multiple individuals, the Southern Oregon women's wrestling team left with 60% of the championship hardware on Sunday at the Spokane Open.

The No. 8-ranked Raiders' dominant showing was bolstered by bracket titles for Malia Welch (117 pounds), Kaylee Annis (124), Carolina Moreno (131), Quilaztli Miguel-Lapham (160), Lillian Gradillas-Flores (180) and Kat Hingano (207). Notably, they went 4-0 in first-place matches against No. 3-ranked Providence (Mont.), their Cascade Conference rival.

Welch, a redshirt-freshman, entered the day unranked but scored a 15-9 upset over Providence's No. 14 Isabelle Asuncion in the 117 final, capping a 4-0 outing. The top-ranked Moreno completed another tournament without surrendering a point, ending her run with a 10-0 technical fall over Providence's No. 6 Alyssa Randles. Annis, unranked at 124, was the third Raider to defeat a nationally-ranked opponent in the finals, taking down No. 20 Kadence Beck of Eastern Oregon by 11-3 decision.

Miguel-Lapham started her big afternoon with three consecutive first-round pins and ended it with a 2-1 win over Providence's Hailey Sutton. Gradillas-Flores victimized another Argo in her final, pinning Frances Porteous 20 seconds into it. Hingano went 3-0 with two pins and an injury default.

The Raiders also produced a pair of fourth-place finishers in Holland Wieber (145) and Sariah Zepeda (160).

They're off until travelling to McMinnville on Dec. 7 for the first duals of the season against Pacific and Linfield.

COMPLETE SOU PLACES
1st place – Malia Welch (117), Kaylee Annis (124), Carolina Moreno (131), Quilaztli Miguel-Lapham (160), Lillian Gradillas-Flores (180), Kat Hingano (207)
4th place – Holland Wieber (145), Sariah Zepeda (160)
No place – Marissa Kurtz (117), Nevaeh Arthun (124), Eliza Goodwin (138), Desi Matheny (180)