Connellsville无毛视频檚 Nobles wins to avenge last year无毛视频檚 PIAA defeat
HERSHEY 无毛视频� One good way to crush a lingering bad memory is to wipe it away with a good one.
That无毛视频檚 what Connellsville seniors Janayah Nobles did Thursday in the first round of the PIAA Girls Wrestling Championships at the Giant Center in Hershey.
Last year in this tournament, Nobles had an 8-0 lead on her opponent but lost it when she was pinned. It was a heart-breaking situation but one she learned a lot from.
She avenged that loss yesterday with a dominating performance in a 12-4 major decision over Emma Arnold of Avon Grove in the 136-pound division.
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Nobles used her strength to score the first three takedowns and forge a 9-3 lead.
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Nobles wrestles Charlene Hunt of Philipsburg-Osceola in the quarterfinals today.
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In other action for the Falcons, junior Trinity Moore无毛视频檚 season came to a close after she dropped her first two bouts. Sophomore Olivia Shultz lost both her matches as well, including her opener to top-seeded Jael Miller of Punxsutawney.
Southmoreland无毛视频檚 Zoey Murphy won a wild 9-13 decision over Samaraa Bailey of Crestwood to advance to today无毛视频檚 quarterfinals. Murphy, a junior, needs one more victory to place.