Sanchez makes history as Tigers finish fourth in Mat Classic
Adylene Sanchez celebrates winning her second state championship as a Tiger Saturday. Sanchez is the first girls wrestler to become a two-time state champion in Tigers history.
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Ephrata Head Coach Raul Tejeda, right, jumps out of his seat during Adylene Sanchez’s state finals match.
The Tigers’ Adylene Sanchez, in orange, pins her opponent to the mat to win her state finals match.
Alexandra Estrada Rangel, right, hooks the leg of her opponent during their match at the Mat Classic. Rangel placed fourth in her weight class by the end of the weekend.
TACOMA — The Ephrata Tigers girls' squad had a successful run in the Mat Classic, finishing fourth as a team, four wrestlers reached the podium and Adylene Sanchez made history, becoming the first two-time state champion for girls wrestling at Ephrata.
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