A few girls are going to 'make some noise'
Molly McMullen, in orange and black, nearly pins her opponent during a match last year. McMullen is one of the wrestlers Ephrata Wrestling Head Coach Raul Tejeda said is going to be one of their top competitors.
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Ephrata’s Leslie Sanchez Guerrero, right, went to the state tournament last year; however, she was one of the six girls that graduated last year. Head Coach Raul Tejeda said he has a young team this year with predominantly underclassmen or upperclassmen competing for the first times.
Ephrata’s Adylene Sanchez, middle, wins a match at the 2024 Mat Classic in Tacoma. Sanchez is one of two Tigers returning with state experience this season.
EPHRATA – As the Ephrata girls wrestling team gears up for the 2024-25 season, head coach Raul Tejeda is optimistic about the prospects of a predominantly young team. He said they had six girls graduate last year.
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