ACH sends eight to state
RyLee Goetz, top, controls her opponent on the mat at the Banks Lake Brawl wrestling tournament earlier this season. Goetz qualified for the state tournament as an eighth grader will be the number two seed.
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Almira/Coulee-Hartline’s Noah Butler, left, battles for wrist control against a wrestler from Ephrata. Butler is eyeing his third straight appearance in the finals of the Mat Classic.
Karis Butler, top, controls her opponent on the mat last season. Butler has an opportunity to earn a medal as a freshman, which would be a first in ACH history, according to Head Coach Brandon Walsh.
Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors’ Head Coach Brandon Walsh, left, watches one of his wrestlers compete in the Banks Lake Brawl earlier this season. Walsh said he is confident his wrestlers will perform well at the Mat Classic.
COULEE CITY — After a strong season of wrestling for the Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors are sending eight wrestlers to the Mat Classic.
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