Nile C. Kinnick's Alexi Mutoh tries to finish off St. Mary's Mikhail Titov in the 101-pound final of Saturday's Yokota Invitational Wrestling Tournament. Mutoh pinned Titov in 5 minutes, 56 seconds. (Brenna McNeil/Special to Stripes)

Nile C. Kinnick's Alexi Mutoh tries to finish off St. Mary's Mikhail Titov in the 101-pound final of Saturday's Yokota Invitational Wrestling Tournament. Mutoh pinned Titov in 5 minutes, 56 seconds. (Brenna McNeil/Special to Stripes)

St. Mary's Jasjot Bedi gets a head-and-arm hold on Matthew C. Perry's Brad Ponsiano in the 122-pound final bout of Saturday's Yokota Invitational Wrestling Tournament. Bedi pinned Ponsiano in 2 minutes, 4 seconds. (Brenna McNeil/Special to Stripes)

St. Mary's Cole Lawlor gains the edge on Robert D. Edgren's Ethan Hovenkotter in the 148-pound final bout of Saturday's Yokota Invitational Wrestling Tournament. Lawlor won by technical fall 10-0 in 2 minutes, 6 seconds. (Brenna McNeil/Special to Stripes)

Robert D. Edgren's Chase Quigley takes St. Mary's Michael Patton to the mat in the 215-pound final bout of Saturday's Yokota Invitational Wrestling Tournament. Quigley pinned Patton in 2 minutes, 3 seconds. (Brenna McNeil/Special to Stripes)

St. Mary's Warren Koslow tries to tilt Yokota's Mack Togan in the 158-pound final bout of Saturday's Yokota Invitational Wrestling Tournament. Koslow pinned Togan in 1 minute, 1 second. (Emma Stevens/Special to Stripes)

St. Mary's Austin Koslow locks up Robert D. Edgren's Jason Dudley in a leg lace in the 180-pound final bout of Saturday's Yokota Invitational Wrestling Tournament. Koslow won by technical fall 15-4 in 1 minute, 52 seconds. (Emma Stevens/Special to Stripes)

Matthew C. Perry's Brad Ponsiano gains the upper hand on St. Mary's Jasjot Bedi in the 122-pound final of Saturday's Yokota Invitational Basketball Tournament. Bedi rallied to pin Ponsiano in 2 minutes, 4 seconds. (Emma Stevens/Special to Stripes)

Nile C. Kinnick's Alexi Mutoh takes down St. Mary's Mikhail Titov in the 101-pound final of Saturday's Yokota Invitational Wrestling Tournament. Mutoh pinned Titov in 5 minutes, 56 seconds. (Emma Stevens/Special to Stripes)

Yokota's Jaliyah Bailey drives upcourt past Christian Academy Japan's Rachel Nelson during Saturday's Japan girls basketball game. The Panthers won 24-15. (Mayu Ono/Special to Stripes)

Yokota's Hana Robbins can't find the handle on the ball against Christian Academy Japan's Anna Stoesz during Saturday's Japan girls basketball game. The Panthers won 24-15. (Mayu Ono/Special to Stripes)

Yokota freshman Alexis Smalls drives to the basket against Christian Academy Japan during Saturday's Japan girls basketball game. The Panthers won 24-15. (Mayu Ono/Special to Stripes)

High school

Wrestling JapanYokota Invitational Tournament Saturday at Yokota Air Base101 — 1, Alexi Mutoh, Nile C. Kinnick; 2, Mikhail Titov, St. Mary’s.108 — 1, Caleb Heino, Yokota; 2, Taina Marsh, Robert D. Edgren; 3, Samantha Hendrickson, Edgren.115 — 1, Eiji Kasahara, St. Mary’s; 2, Marcus Irons, Matthew C. Perry; 3, James Williams, Perry.122 — 1, Jasjot Bedi, St. Mary’s; 2, Brad Ponsiano, Perry; 3, Kaito Hayashi, Zama American.129 — 1, Kenerick McDaniel, Kinnick; 2, William Shanley, Kinnick; 3, Sam Squires, Edgren.135 — 1, William Krcelic, St. Mary’s; 2, Samin Hoque, St. Mary’s; 3, Levi Ricks, Edgren.141 — 1, Nishant Chanda, St. Mary’s; 2, Ethan Hamilton, Kinnick; 3, Hikaru Shimada, St. Mary’s.148 — 1, Cole Lawlor, St. Mary’s; 2, Ethan Hovenkotter, Edgren; 3, Paing Phoye, St. Mary’s.158 — 1, Warren Koslow, St. Mary’s; 2, Mack Togan, Yokota; 3, Marc Morgan, Kinnick.168 — 1, Levi Titov, St. Mary’s; 2, Alex Lovell, Kinnick; 3, Marl Macato, Kinnick.180 — 1, Austin Koslow, St. Mary’s; 2, Jason Dudley, Edgren; 3, Austin Fisher, Yokota.215 — 1, Chase Quigley, Edgren; 2, Michael Patton, St. Mary’s; 3, Chris Mason, Kinnick.

Basketball Boys South KoreaSeoul Foreign 58, Osan 53 Saturday at SeoulCougars 13 13 14 13 — 53Crusaders 14 14 13 17 — 58Scoring — Crusaders: Ethan Lee 13, Justin Chung 12; Cougars: Daniel Jamerson 18.Humphreys 50, Seoul American 10 Saturday at Yongsan GarrisonBlackhawks 24 20 6 — 50Falcons 6 0 4 — 10Scoring — Blackhawks: Michael Scott 10. Rebounding — Blackhawks: Junior Gregory 8, Collin Metcalf 8, Jaylin Arrington 7. Assists — Blackhawks: Kemhari Pruitt 8. Steals — Blackhawks: Gregory 7. Noteworthy — Game called off with 5:32 left in the third quarter due to league’s mercy rule. Blackhawks starters Quintin Metcalf and Jalen Hill did not play. Blackhawks stayed unbeaten at 8-0.Taejon Christian 35, Yongsan 24 Saturday at DaejeonGuardians 6 2 10 6 — 24Dragons 13 12 4 6 — 35

JapanKinnick 54, E.J. King 34 Saturday at Marine Corps Air Station IwakuniRed Devils 13 10 15 16 — 54Cobras 12 6 8 8 — 34Scoring — Red Devils: Rashad Rapada 17, Kaine Roberts 13, Rodrick Bell 11; Cobras: Jalen Nall 11. Noteworthy — Cobras suffered their first loss in nine games this season.King 60, Perry 39 Saturday at Marine Corps Air Station IwakuniCobras 17 13 12 18 — 60Samurai 19 2 8 10 — 39Scoring — Cobras: Dyson Robinson 36, Nall 14; Samurai: Anthony Laney 14.Edgren 61, Zama 42 Saturday at Camp ZamaEagles 13 14 12 22 — 61Trojans 11 2 14 15 — 42Scoring — Eagles: Chauncey Williams 17, Quan Thompson 17, Riley Palfy 15; Trojans: Keshawn McNeill 11. Noteworthy — Eagles remain Japan’s only unbeaten team at 7-0.

Girls South KoreaSeoul Foreign 47, Osan 24 Saturday at SeoulCougars 4 6 7 7 — 24Crusaders 12 14 14 7 — 47Scoring — Crusaders: Eunice Chung 12, Alexia Diamany 10; Cougars: Maja Inthavixay 9. Rebounding — Crusaders: Vanessa Rapson 10.Humphreys 36, Seoul American 23 Blackhawks 11 6 8 11 — 36Falcons 5 5 6 7 — 23Scoring — Blackhawks: Alex Easterling 11; Falcons: Tailan Hickey 10.Taejon Christian 45, Yongsan 31 Saturday at DaejeonGuardians 12 9 4 6 — 31Dragons 3 14 12 16 — 45

JapanZama 58, Edgren 13 Saturday at Camp ZamaEagles 6 1 2 4 — 13Trojans 14 32 2 10 — 58Scoring — Trojans: Chloe Sterling 20, Kirari Smith 14, Jessica Atkinson 10. Rebounding — Trojans: Brianna Ratliff 11, Atkinson 8, Steals — Trojans: Ratliff 5. Noteworthy — Trojans remained unbeaten, improving to 8-0 after sweeping the Eagles.Yokota 24, CAJ 15 Saturday at TokyoPanthers 5 8 5 6 — 24Knights 6 0 4 5 — 15Scoring — Panthers: Alexis Smalls 12. Rebounding — Panthers: Smalls 10; Knights: Jessica Bedow 12, Mitsuki Hishinuma 6. Steals — Panthers: Smalls 7.Kinnick 51, King 20 Saturday at Marine Corps Air StationRed Devils 12 21 11 7 — 51Cobras 4 7 4 5 — 20Scoring — Red Devils: Kiana Johnson 14, Melissa Rose 11.