Payton Stroud, one of the top woman wrestlers in the country, came away once again with the championship.
The team is made up from students in the Enumclaw, Buckley, Bonney Lake and Maple Valley areas.
The snow derailed many sporting events, including regional wrestling tournaments.
Many teams are ready to head into districts and state; the Bonney Lake boys have ended their season, and the Enumclaw girls are qualifying for their district berth on Tuesday, Feb. 5.
Individually, Payton Stroud and Claire DiCugno continue to make waves.
Also, the White River girls placed second in the Lady Husky Invitational.
Let’s look back on the top 2018 sports stories on the Plateau.
White River, Sumner, and Bonney Lake High all have athletes leading in their weight classes.
The Panthers wrestling team is looking to be the top school in the Tacoma Dome this year.
Both teams are looking to do better in districts than last year.
Students from White River, Sumner, and Bonney Lake are ready for the next step in their education and athletics.
A Hornet relay team placed 15th, while a Panther was outed in the preliminaries.
Bonney Lake, White River and Sumner went out early in postseason this year.
Check out how area athletes did in Pasco last weekend.
The Enumclaw Hornets took two losses, ending their season at the West Central/Southwest District tournament.
Enumclaw lost their last game against Olympic High 2-1, ending the Hornets’ season.
Enumclaw and White River ended their season with a loss, but Sumner and Bonney Lake had exciting last games.
