🔒 Memphys Ellis – Class of 2026 6’1” | 290 lbs | OL / DL | Stanwood HS (WA) 🏈 1st Team All-WESCO OL 🤼‍♂️ 2x Varsity Wrestling – State Qualifier 🥇 3x Varsity Track – Shot: 46’5” | Discus: 130’9” 🎥 Film: Weeks 5-10 hudl.com/video/3/17710935/68… 📩 Contact: Coach Tony Slater – (425) 293-7375 | [email protected] – at Mabana, WA

Proud to say I have committed to Whitworth University. @coachsandberg – at Mabana, WA

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Ended day 1 strong. Ready for day 2. 💪🏽 – at Tacoma, WA

WIAA Mat Classic XXXVII State Tournament

Rough day at districts today but still managed to place 4th and qualify for state. 💪🏽

I worked really hard last semester, and it really paid off for me. Proud of myself!

Yesterday I competed in the Lynden Invitational and took home 1st place! Hard work pays off.

After a great conversation with @coachsandberg I’m blessed to announce I’ve received my first official D3 offer from Whitworth University! #AGTG @Ampherny53 @CoachMurph67 @CoryTuiolenuu – at Mabana, WA

Win by points tonight against Everett 13-0 💪🏽 – at Everett, WA

Had a great time playing in the Cleats v. Cancer All-Star game today! Thank you to all of the North coaches who took time out of their schedules to coach us! And thank you to my parents for always supporting me! – at Stanwood, WA

Boys Wrestling The Spartans logged dozens of matches, multiple podium finishes, and a narrow one-point dual-meet win in a 12-school field. The Spartans opened the stretch Monday and Tuesday at the Pac Coast Wrestling Tournament at the Clark County Events Center near Vancouver, one of the largest tournaments they will see this season. Memphys Ellis fought through the heavyweight bracket to place seventh, picking up multiple wins by fall and decision along the way. Logan MacEwan put together an early run at 138 pounds with three straight wins, including two pins, while Dawson McDaniel advanced with both a fall and a technical fall at 150. Jesse Prouty added two consolation-round wins by pin at 157, highlighting a group effort in a deep, multi-day event. Stanwood followed with strong individual performances at the 11-school Spud Walley tournament later in the week. Ellis broke through for a first-place finish in his weight class, Soren Andersen earned second place, and McDaniel added a fourth-place finish. The week concluded at the Paul Reiman Wrestling Tournament in Mount Vernon, where 12 schools competed in a team-format event. Stanwood wrestled six duals and finished 1-5, closing the day with a dramatic 42-41 win over Blaine. In that final dual, Tomas Rocha secured a key pin at 144 pounds, Andersen delivered a lightning-fast pin at 150, and Ellis capped the match with a pin at 285 to seal the one-point victory. Ellis finished the Paul Reiman tournament undefeated, while Andersen was dominant throughout the day, winning all six of his matches by pin. – at Stanwood, WA

Took home first place today in the Spud Walley Invitational! I'm really proud of myself. This is my first time taking home first place! – at Stanwood, WA

Been working hard this season, so far 11-2. Off to Pac Coast this weekend. 🦾 Boys Athlete of the Week, Dec. 16 goskagit.com/scnews/sports/b… via @StanCamNEWS @Ampherny53 @tuiolenuu – at Stanwood, WA