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Prep wrestling roundup for Tuesday, Dec. 17

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The wrestling roundup for December 17, 2024, showcases the remarkable performances of Everett and Meadowdale high schools in their matches. Everett dominated Monroe with a score of 56-24, featuring strong individual performances, including Michael Robinson's win by forfeit and impressive pins from Darey Pestana and Casen Castorena. Meanwhile, Meadowdale secured a narrow 40-31 victory over Lynnwood, highlighted by Melyk Valencia's quick pin in just 1:21. The article also notes that non-league matches involving Darrington, South Whidbey, and Concrete took place, although scores were not reported. Emphasizing the importance of timely reporting, the piece encourages coaches and scorekeepers to submit match results for future coverage.

This roundup not only informs the community about local sports achievements but also fosters pride and engagement among students and fans, effectively portraying the dedication of these young athletes.

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