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Photo gallery: Skyview's Ibarra atop the heap at 150 pounds in class 3A

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Posted 2/2/23

One of the wrestlers who figures to make some noise at the upcoming state 3A wrestling tournament is Skyview's Isaac Ibarra.

Through Feb. 1, Ibarra, a senior 150-pounder, won 39 of 40 matches this …

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Photo gallery: Skyview's Ibarra atop the heap at 150 pounds in class 3A

Skyview’s Isaac Ibarra is able to take down Fort Lupton's Royce Guerrero during a 150pound match Feb. 1 in Fort Lupton. Ibarra, the No. 1-rated wrestler in class 3A in the state in his weight class, won his first match by default against Elizabeth and this one against Guerrero Feb. 1.

Photo by Juan Arellano

Skyview’s Isaac Ibarra tries to ward off a take-down attempt by Fort Lupton's Royce Guerrero during a 150-pound match in Fort Lupton Feb. 1. Ibarra, who is ranked No. 1 in the state in his weight class, won his first match by default against Elizabeth and his second against Guerrero..

Photo by Juan Arellano

Skyview’s Isaac Ibarra and Fort Lupton's Royce Guerrero are tied up at the beginning of their 150-pound match in Fort Lupton. Ibarra, who is ranked No. 1 in the state in his weight class, won his first match by default against Elizabeth and his second against Guerrero Feb. 1.

Photo by Juan Arellano

Posted Thursday, February 2, 2023 1:02 pm

Staff reports

One of the wrestlers who figures to make some noise at the upcoming state 3A wrestling tournament is Skyview's Isaac Ibarra.

Through Feb. 1, Ibarra, a senior 150-pounder, won 39 of 40 matches this season, including a forfeit win over Elizabeth and a pinfall win over Fort Lupton's Royce Guerrero in 58 seconds in a triangular meet in Fort Lupton.

The Wolverines host the Colorado League tournament Saturday, Feb. 4. The regional meet is Friday and Saturday, Feb. 10-11, at Eaton High School. The state 3A meet starts Thursday, Feb. 16, at Ball Arena in Denver.

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