Burlingame senior Lauren Aguilar kept her undefeated girls’ wrestling record intact, claiming the 120-pound championship at the Queen of the Mat, held Saturday at Pittsburg High School.
Aguilar earned a first round bye, then spent a total of 4 minutes, 8 seconds on the mat through three victories. She worked into the second period in her opening match, a 19-2 tech fall over Arroyo’s Madison Yalung. Aguilar then earned back-to-back first-round pins, starting with a win over Casa Grande senior Maliyah McCoy. In the finals, Aguilar pinned Folsom sophomore Annika Scott in 28 seconds.
The title is Aguilar’s fourth tournament championship of the season. She previously won championships at 125s at the Brittany David Invitational at Liberty High School, and at the Dennis Solis Girls Wrestling Classic at Castro Valley High School. She opened the season with a title at 130s at the Roger Briones Girls Tournament at San Leandro High School.
Aguilar, the reigning Central Coast Section champion at 120s, now owns an 18-0 record on the season.
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