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Bainbridge wrestlers ninth in Packer Classic

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The Bainbridge wrestling team took a pair of first-place finishes en route to a ninth-place finish on Saturday in Colquitt County’s annual Packer Classic. Taking first-place finishes for the Bearcats were Alex DeLeon, who won the boys 120-pound weight class, and Alyssia Thurman, who claimed the girls 235-pound weight class. Bringing a silver medal home from Moultrie was Tatianna Pate, who finished second in the girls 130-pound weight class. Ny’laysia Pate was third in the girls 110-pound weight class. Fourth-place finishes went to Bearcats Da’Marion Leonard in boys 175 pounds; Kamryn Pearson, boys 215; and Georgia Dollar-Sconyers, girls 130. Bainbridge finished with 119.5 points. Thomas County Central took the Packer Classic’s first-place trophy with 255 points. The Yellow Jackets had five weight-class champions, five second-place finishers and two wrestlers who finished third.

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