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Edmonds School District wrestlers compete at Mat Classic

Lynnwood, WALocal News

At the Mat Classic, Washington's elite high school wrestling tournament, Edmonds School District wrestlers delivered outstanding performances, particularly Edmonds Woodway, which finished fifth in the boys' division. The tournament's expansion to three days reflects the sport's increasing popularity, with significant changes made to the girls' competition structure as well. After the first day, Edmonds Woodway celebrated three athletes still in contention for top honors, while others battled in the consolation bracket. Lynnwood, Meadowdale, and Mountlake Terrace also had representation, with two wrestlers each competing for placement. The results from the opening day showcased individual talents, with notable performances from athletes like Aziret Bakytov and Hollender Lynch.

The tournament not only underscores the district's wrestling prowess but also indicates a growing interest in high school wrestling across the state. As these athletes continue to compete, their successes contribute to the legacy of Edmonds School District in the sport. This year's Mat Classic serves as a testament to the dedication and skill of local wrestlers, promising a bright future for wrestling in the area.

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