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Brookfield Girls Wrestling wins District, Five GRC Girls win Individual Districts

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by Jeremy Benson, GrandRiverConference.com

Brookfield won the Class 1 District 2 Girls Wrestling District at St. Charles West today.  The GRC crowned five individual district champions in Districts 2 and 4.  A total of 17 GRC and GRC West athletes qualified for state.

Class 1 District 2

Brookfield won the Class 1 District 2 Girls Wrestling Championship.  Brookfield also qualified five for state, with three winning district titles.  Trenton also had one qualifier.

Champions
Jayden Keller, Brookfield - 110
Riley Howell, Brookfield - 140
Mya Sackrey, Brookfield - 155

2nd Place
Raylee King, Brookfield - 100
Avery Clark, Trenton - 145

3rd Place
Hadlye Sackrey, Brookfield - 125

Class 1 District 4
Karydon Jones of Gallatin and Claire Barton of Maysville captured district titles in Girls Wrestling at the Class 1 District 4 tournament at Kearney.  A total of 6 GRC and 5 GRC West wrestlers qualified for state there.

Champions
Karydon Jones, Gallatin - 145
Claire Barton, Maysville - 155

2nd Place
Hadleigh Jones, Rock Port - 235

3rd Place
Norah Watkins, Rock Port - 105
Keeleigh Fish, Albany - 170
Abigail Parker, Gallatin - 190

4th Place
Kentli Whitaker, South Harrison - 110
Evelyn Heintz, Rock Port - 115
Emma Teten, Rock Port - 120
Allexa Storts, Polo - 130
Dotty Bolling, Polo - 140

These athletes will compete in Columbia at Mizzou Arena on February 27 and 28.

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