Prep wrestling Baldock brings home Mat Classic title for E-W girls Yamada takes 3rd at state for boys

Edmonds, WALocal News

Edmonds-Woodway’s Hannah Baldock made headlines by winning the state girls wrestling championship at the Washington State Mat Classic, finishing first in the 120 lbs category with an impressive 13-2 victory. This triumph not only highlights Baldock's individual prowess but also emphasizes the growing recognition and support for girls wrestling in the region. On the boys' side, Ever Yamada fought valiantly to secure a 3rd place finish in the 175 lbs category, marking his second consecutive year on the podium. Yamada's achievement reflects his resilience, especially after facing the eventual champion in the semifinals. The article provides a comprehensive list of placers from Edmonds-Woodway and neighboring schools, showcasing the competitive spirit of local athletes.

Team scores indicate that Edmonds-Woodway’s boys team finished 9th and the girls team placed 19th, highlighting the overall performance of local wrestling programs. With detailed results and insights, the piece serves as a valuable resource for wrestling enthusiasts and community members alike. This coverage not only celebrates individual athletes but also serves to inspire future generations of wrestlers in the area.

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