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Edinburg Vela’s Roberto Silva wreslte against and opponend from McAllenRowe during the district championships at La Joya High

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Mcallen Rowe’s Daniela Diaz wrestles McAllen Memorial’s Maria Saenz during the district championships at La Joya High.

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Edinburg Vela’s Robero Silva wrestle during the District 15-6A wrestling match at La Joya High School.

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McAllen Rowe’s Petey Lozano wrestles in the semifinals against and opponents from La Joya Juarez-Lincoln.

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Edinburg High’s Tatiana Gloria wrestles McAllen Memorial’s Stephanie Gonzalez in the 138-pound weight class in the district championships at La Joya High School

VALLEY GRAPPLERS HIT THE MAT

The hype for wrestling grows by leaps and bounds as the postseason arrives.

The World of Sports

Around the country, especially in Midwest states, wrestlers are known as athletes “of a different breed.” In places like the Ohio Valley Athletic Conference, there are light shows and hot ice creating steam as wrestlers are announced – it’s like the electrifying entrance for an NBA team.

While wrestling hasn’t created that type of hype yet here in the Rio Grande Valley, it too is picking up steam and has a fair share of stateranked athletes

 

 

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