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Source: Davie County Enterprise Record

While the North Davie and South Davie wrestling teams have shiny records through two weeks of the season, Ellis must regroup after a shellacking from the Wildcats. South 81, Selma Burke 24 South destroyed two opponents last week, starting with a home blowout on Nov. 2. Nine pins came from Raylan Vaughn, Jordan Molina, Hudson McDaniel, Syir Brown, Omar Barrera, Jaxson Belcher, AJ McCall, Jarrett Belcher and Spencer Snow. Mathew Poplin won a decision. South 84, Southeast 21 The next match for the Tigers was a typical day. Poplin, McDaniel, Molina, Daydrian Kelly, Brown, Max Hall, Mason Samuels and Jarrett Belcher recorded pins on the road on Nov. 5 as South (4-0) posted its third victory by 57-plus points. Ellis 71, Corriher-Lipe 36 The visiting Jaguars had no problem swatting the Yellow Jackets on Nov. 2. Weston Gay, David Tise, Jud Harbour, Nicholas Serena and Carter Ward got pins, while Casey Cline won by tech fall.

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