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Williamsburg’s Lilly Ness holds top position against Western Iowa’s Marlee Pittet in a 155-pound quarterfinal match at the IGHSAU Girls State Wrestling Tournament Thursday, Feb. 5 at Xtream Arena in Coralville. Ben Lamparek/Hometown Current Girls wrestling season is upon us. Official practices began Monday, Nov. 2. Competitions are not far away either, with three area teams opening their seasons Nov. 16.With a new season also comes a new twist. For the first time, there will not only be an individual state tournament, but also a state team dual tournament, as there is on the boys side.Sixteen teams in each class will qualify for regional duals on Jan. 18, 2027. The eight winners advance to the state tournament on Jan.

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