Status: Fini

Holy Cross' Collin Guerra notched his second tournament win of the season with a 7-0 decision over Micah Roby of Baton Rouge.

Quarterfinals

Ryan Genco (BM) defeated Malik Boutte (COM) 8-5; Micah Roby (BR) defeated Ean Hill (LO) via an 18-3 technical fall; Josh Matthews (CAT) pinned Ecoras Morris (STA) in 1:51.  Not pictured: Collin Guerra (HC) pinned Dawson Mire (RUM) in 1:05.

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Semifinals

Top: Collin Guerra of Holy Cross pinned Ryan Genco of Brother Martin in 3:35.  Bottom: Micah Roby of Baton Rouge, is never safe to be on the mat with until time runs out.  Trailing 11-5, Roby reversed Catholic's Josh Matthews to his back and scored a fall in 3:58.

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Consolation Rounds and Finals

Left: Live Oak's Ean Hill pinned Brett Schneider of Teurlings Catholic in 1:46 in the first round of consolation matches.  Right: Catholic's Josh Matthews scored a major 11-2 decision over Brother Martin's Ryan Genco to place third.

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Finals

Collin Guerra (Holy Cross) defeated Micah Roby (Baton Rouge) 7-0

Guerra ran his record to 6-0 and earned his second tournament win.  The two seniors were scoreless after the first period but Guerra caught Roby riding high and reversed him in the second, and then used a leg turk to put Roby on his back to add three nearfall points.  In the third period Roby started neutral but Guerra tacked on a double-leg takedown to secure his 7-0 victory.

Seeding Implications: Three 126 pound champions have arisen in four tournaments, in Collin Guerra of Holy Cross (Mandeville and Spartan opens), Nicholas Lirette of Hahnville (Griffin Open) and Nicholas Des Bordes of Mandeville (Warrior Open).  Guerra get the nod over Des Bordes due to his Mandeville Open finals victory over the Skipper, but Lirette gets the nod over Guerra as he posted a major 18-8 win over Roby in the Griffin Open finals, whereas Guerra only defeated Roby 7-0.  Josh Matthews of Catholic will certainly make his presence known after third place finishes at the Spartan and the Wildcat opens, and a runner-up finish at the Warrior (behind Des Bordes).  In all likelihood, though, Brother Martin's Division I runner-up Taylor Gambill will get top billing when he enters a Louisiana tournament.

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