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Three Stormray wrestlers on the podium after Gut Check Tournament

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The Gut Check Tournament held at Showare Arena from December 28-29, 2023, proved to be a platform for the Stormray wrestlers to shine, particularly the girls' team. Abi Chishungu claimed 3rd place, demonstrating resilience by defeating the opponent who had previously sent her to the consolation bracket. Finley Houck followed closely in 4th place, while Izzy Crave showcased her skills with a quick pin to secure 5th place in her match. The Stormray girls' team finished 25th overall, with junior Libby Norton also contributing to the team's point total. This tournament not only marks an important milestone in their season but also prepares them for the upcoming Braided 64 tournament in Kelso, Washington.

Meanwhile, the boys' team participated in the event, gaining crucial experience ahead of their Decatur Invitational Tournament. The article highlights the competitive spirit of local high school wrestling, emphasizing the athletes' determination and the community's support. Overall, the coverage of these events fosters local pride and encourages young athletes to excel in their sports.

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