Lake Highland Prep’s Noah Castillo finished up his storied wrestling career with a third state title after beating Somerset’s Darian Estevez 5-1 in the Class 1A 152-pound final. The Chattanooga-bound senior finished year ranked in the top 10 nationally in his weight class.
Favorite movie: The Blind Side
Favorite musical artist: Ma DeMarco
Favorite social media app: Tik Tok
Favorite sports team: Pittsburgh Steelers
Favorite all-time wrestler: John Smith
Favorite takedown: Duck under
Toughest opponent: Chase Saldate
All-time favorite wrestling moment: Winning state title in 2017
One thing about you that wrestling fans might be shocked to learn: I’ve been wrestling since I was three-years-old.
About the series
During this unprecedented time, I wanted to take a moment and celebrate the best of our best in the wrestling community – the 2020 state champions.
Each day over the next few weeks, I will feature one of our state champions – both boys and girls – from this past season.
Note: I have sent a request to every coach of a state champion for their wrestler(s) to fill out. I know in this crazy time of social distancing, that not all communication is easy, if you are a state champion and have not received the questions, please contact me at bparsons@orlandosentinel.com.
Previous profiles
April 7 – Willie Lampkin, Lakeland
April 8 – Alex Couto, South Dade
April 9 – Ashton Habeil, Lake Gibson
April 10 – Chloe Ogden, Lake Highland Prep
April 13 – Sebastian Melguizo, SW Miami