Siuslaw junior Christian Newlan and senior Matthew Horrillo are heading to the state wrestling championships as 4A Special District 2 champions.

Four Vikings boys and two girls also have qualified for the Oregon School Activities Association Class 4A Championships this coming Friday and Saturday in Portland.

In district finals Saturday at Stayton, Newlan beat Jake Fanning of Sweet Home, 3-2, in the final at 220 pounds and Horrillo won by decision over Joseph Choi of Philomath/Alsea, 3-0, at 285.

Freshman Mason Buss (120) and junior Elijah LaCosse (138) each placed second, while junior Ryan Jennings (152) and senior Luis Infante-Marquez (182) each placed third to advance to state.

Lady Vikings sophomores Hayden Muller and Bailey Overton qualified for the girls state championships in last weekend's regional tournament in Springfield.

Siuslaw scored 163.5 points to finish fourth in the eight-school field. Sweet Home, ranked No. 2 in the state in the OSAAtoday coaches' poll, was first with 477.5.

Cascade, ranked No. 5, was second with 214 and host Stayton third with 167. No. 8 Philomath was fifth with 151.5.

Also placing Saturday for the Vikings were Yoskar Delamora, fifth at 106; Hunter Petterson, fifth at 126; Jaime Morales Martin-Mora, sixth at 132, and Louis Gentry, sixth at 152.

OSAA 4A SPECIAL DISTRICT 2 WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Friday and Saturday at Stayton
Siuslaw results
106 — Yoskar Delamora placed fifth and scored 11 team points
113 — Cayden Gray placed eighth
120 — Mason Buss placed second, scored 20 team points, advanced to state
126 — Hunter Petterson placed fifth and scored 13.5 team points
126 — Kyle Hughes did not place
132 — Colin Leland placed eighth
132 — Jaime Morales Martin-Mora placed sixth and scored 7 team points
138 — Elijah LaCosse placed second, scored 21.5 team points, advanced to state
138 — Chance O'Brien did not place
145 — Michael Shick placed eighth and scored 3 team points
145 — John Corser placed eighth
152 — Louis Gentry placed sixth and scored 5 team points
152 — Ryan Jennings placed third, scored team 16.5 points, advanced to state
160 — Logan Wells placed eighth
170 — Jason Garcia placed eighth
182 — Luis Infante-Marquez placed third, scored 17 team points, advanced to state
220 — Christian Newlan placed first, scored 24 team points, advanced to state
220 — JC Gentry did not place
285 — Matthew Horrillo placed first, scored 24 team points, advanced to state