High school girls wrestling: A closer look at the 56 participants in the 24th annual Utah All-Star Duals
James Edward
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Hilcrest’s Eliza Zimmerman, shown here winning the state championship last year, is among the 56 participants in the girls wrestling All-Star Duals this week. | Adam Fondren, for the Deseret News
The 24th annual Utah All-Star Duals will take place Tuesday at the UCCU Center at UVU, with the first matches beginning at 5:45 p.m.
This year’s event will feature 56 girls participants invited by USA Wrestling Utah broken up into four teams. There is a team of wrestlers for 6A-5A, 4A-3A, 2A-1A and then a wild-card team. The event runs in conjunction with the boys All-Star Duals at the same time.
Here’s a look at the invited participants for all four teams.
Kristina Kent, Davis | Provided by Davis
Payton Gines, Syracuse | Provided by Syracuse
Emily Ball, Syracuse | Provided by Syracuse
Eliza Zimmerman, Hillcrest | Provided by Hillcrest
Aleena Navarrete, Weber | Provided by Weber
Brooklyn Pace, Copper Hills | Provided by Copper Hills
Mikalah Whitehouse, Northridge | Provided by Northridge
Celeste Detoles, Westlake | Provided by Westlake
Rhya Balmforth, Cedar Valley | Provided by Cedar Valley
Avery Winterton, Salem Hills | Provided by Salem Hills
Katie Law, Herriman | Provided by Herriman
Hotaia Valeti, Springville | Provided by Springville
Aurellia Ramos, Maple Mountain | Provided by Maple Mountain
Keilikki Nau Rarick, Westlake | Provided by Westlake
6A-5A All-Stars
100 — Kristina Kent, Davis
105 — Payton Gines, Syracuse
110 — Emily Ball, Syracuse
115 — Eliza Zimmerman, Hillcrest
120 — Aleena Navarrete, Weber
125 — Brooklyn Pace, Copper Hills
130 — Mikalah Whitehouse, Northridge
135 — Celeste Detoles, Westlake
140 — Rhya Balmforth, Cedar Valley
145 — Avery Winterton, Salem Hills
155 — Katie Law, Herriman
170 — Hotaia Valeti, Springville
190 — Aurellia Ramos, Maple Mountain
235 — Keilikki Nau Rarick, Westlake
Kenna McCauley, Uintah | Provided by Uintah
Sadie Rhoades, Uintah | Provided by Uintah
Keagan Grange, Ridgeline | Provided by Ridgeline
Julia Kay, Canyon View | Provided by Canyon View
Addyson VanCott, Stansbury | Provided by Stansbury
Skyley Hanna, Juan Diego | Provided by Juan Diego
Isla Baeza, Mountain View | Provided by Mountain View
Nia Hagler, Snow Canyon | Provided by Snow Canyon
Lucy Harris, Desert Hills | Provided by Desert Hills
Addyson Vidal, Jordan | Provided by Jordan
Hailey Broderick, Grantsville | Provided by Grantsville
Gracie Howard, Mountain Crest | Provided by Mountain Crest
Brooke Keller, Mountain Crest | Provided by Mountain Crest
Cheyenne Ruiz, Murray | Provided by Murray
4A-3A All-Stars
100 — Kenna McCauley, Uintah
105 — Sadie Rhoades, Uintah
110 — Keagan Grange, Ridgeline
115 — Julia Kay, Canyon View
120 — Addyson VanCott, Stansbury
125 — Skyley Hanna, Juan Diego
130 — Isla Baeza, Mountain View
135 — Nia Hagler, Snow Canyon
140 — Lucy Harris, Desert Hills
145 — Addyson Vidal, Jordan
155 — Hailey Broderick, Grantsville
170 — Gracie Howard, Mountain Crest
190 — Brooke Keller, Mountain Crest
235 — Cheyenne Ruiz, Murray
Elizabeth Cox, Enterprise | Provided by Enterprise
Macie Anderson, Herriman | Provided by Herriman
Breanne Ivie, Duchesne | Provided by Duchesne
Rachel Camacho, ALA | Provided by ALA
Alex Ramirez, Enterprise | Provided by Enterprise
Quinci Siddoway, Rich | Provided by Rich
Amilla Shinkle, Rich | Provided by Rich
Bret Weston, Rich | Provided by Rich
Sam Reynolds, Juab | Amanda Reynolds Images
Nya Jolley, Rich | Provided by Rich
Nina Hiller, Rich | Provided by Rich
Eve Allsup, Bear River | Provided by Bear River
Abby Woods, Duchesne | Provided by Duchesne
Ina Slivers, Enterprise | Provided by Enterprise
2A-1A All-Stars
100 — Elizabeth Cox, Enterprise
105 — Macie Anderson, Herriman
110 — Breanne Ivie, Duchesne
115 — Rachel Camacho, American Leadership
120 — Alex Ramirez, Enterprise
125 — Quinci Siddoway, Rich
130 — Amilla Shinkle, Rich
135 — Bret Weston, Rich
140 — Sam Reynolds, Juab
145 — Nya Jolley, Rich
155 — Nina Hiller, Rich
170 — Eve Allsup, Bear River
190 — Abby Woods, Duchesne
235 — Ina Slivers, Enterprise
Kinlee Brandley, Fremont | Provided by Fremont
Eva Zimmerman, Hillcrest | Provided by Hillcrest
Lindsey Hansen, Tooele | Provided by Tooele
Chanley Green, Uintah | Provided by Uintah
Makenzi McCoy, Mountain View | Provided by Mountain View
Nadia Thomas, Skyridge | Provided by Skyridge
Evie Davidson, Union | Provided by Union
Noa Omessi, Park City | Provided by Park City
Taya Crookston, Ridgeline | Provided by Ridgeline
Lily Pomeroy, Pine View | Provided by Pine View
Madison Sherman, Skyridge | Provided by Skyridge
Meletilini Matakaiongo, Canyon View | Provided by Canyon View
Jocelyn Hepler, Salem Hills | Provided by Salem Hills
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