Miami Southridge wrestler Abigail Gonzalez won the girls’ 118-pound title at the Super 32 Challenge in Greensboro, North Carolina, on Sunday, Oct. 25.

Gonzalez went 6-0 and defeated Arizona’s Reagan Mathers 4-1 in the final, according to the Miami Herald’s high school sports roundup. She also competes for Miami Wrestling Club.

Gonzalez wins close matches

Gonzalez entered the tournament ranked No. 2 nationally at 115 pounds by High School On SI and was seeded second in the 118-pound bracket, according to the publication’s tournament coverage.

Her path included a 6-4 quarterfinal victory over Washington’s Malia Ottow and a 6-5 semifinal win against California’s Aubree Gutierrez. Mathers reached the final by beating top-seeded Isla Silva of Pennsylvania 9-4.

The girls’ competition used freestyle rules, with two two-minute periods, High School On SI reported.

Southridge teammate Stefano Garcia Valdes finished eighth in the boys’ 144-pound division, according to the Herald. More than 2,000 wrestlers competed across the event’s divisions, the newspaper reported.

Westminster advances in volleyball

Westminster Christian also reached the Region 4-2A volleyball final after victories over Palmer Trinity and Miami Country Day, according to the Herald’s Oct. 27 roundup.

True North advanced on the other side of the bracket by beating Florida Christian and Divine Savior. The regional championship determines a berth in the state final four.