The Centralia girls started their season with a win.
The Lady Panthers won the Hallsville Invitational on Monday, led by three first-place medalists. Mexico and North Callaway had first-place …
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The Centralia girls started their season with a win.
The Lady Panthers won the Hallsville Invitational on Monday, led by three first-place medalists. Mexico and North Callaway had first-place medalists as well.
Jayci Shelton won all five matches by first-period pinfall, two in the first minute, at 170 pounds. Avery Adams was first at 100 pounds, winning by pinfall and technical fall, and Ana Bruce won at 125 pounds after three pinfall victories. Jaylyn Woods at 115 and Madie Shelton at 140 each were second, and Audri Trujillo at 120 was third.
For Mexico, Alexus Johns was first at 235 pounds after winning by five pinfalls, four in the first minute. Abby Bowen finished first in 135 with four first-period pinfalls and a technical fall.
For North Callaway, Brooke Giboney was first at 110 pounds after winning by techical fall and first-period pinfall and Ella Baker was first at 130 pounds after four victories , including three pinfalls and a 16-5 major decision.
