Carson High's wrestling team finished second at the Kiwanis Spring Creek Invitational, which ran Friday and Saturday.
The Senators finished with 188.5 points, 5.5 points behind first-place Lowry.
"Overall we did awesome," Carson coach Tim McCarthy said. "If we had a couple more pins we could have won.
"Everybody we brought contributed point-wise. it was nice to see everybody get at least one win this weekend."
Nick Schlager (135) brought home Carson's only first-place trophy, knocking off Robert DeLeon of Nyssa, Ore., 14-2 in the championship match. Schlager had three pins in five matches.
Junior Valladares, Carson's second wrestler to reach the finals, took second at 171. He lost 1-0 to Bishop Manogue's Gary Albright.
"He wasn't able to get any offense going," McCarthy said. "It was one of those strategic-type matches where neither had much offense."
Carson had two-third-place finishers - 112 - pounder Cole McCarthy and heavyweight Justin Barlow. Both wrestlers went 5-1. McCarthy lost to the eventual champion in the semifinals 9-2.
Luke Carter (189) and Pat Craugh (103) both finished fourth with 4-2 records. Ricky Ugarte (119) and Nicolas Garcia (145) went 4-2 and placed fifth.