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Source: Terry Tribune

Elsie Pirtz Five Terry wrestlers competed in the Glasgow Middle School Wrestling Tournament on Nov. 6.Elsie Pirtz, Jaxon Frost and Karity Choat each went 3-0 for the Terry Wrestling Club in Glasgow.71-74 pounds (5th/6th grade girls) — Elsie Pirtz (3-0): Pinned S. Lott in 32 seconds and O. Penrod in 3:59, then defeated R. DeCock 9-6.80-83 pounds (5th/6th grade boys) — Jaxon Frost (3-0): Pinned L. Kaufman in 47 seconds and B. Young in 2:23, then defeated K. Lucio 17-12. Karity Choat 94-99 pounds (7th/8th grade girls) — Hunter Frost (1-2): Pinned T. Barnett in 4:04, lost by fall to A. McLaughlin in 1:04 and lost a 3-1 decision to L. Warren.101-107 pounds (7th/8th grade girls) — Melissa Liles (1-2): Defeated H. Glahn 6-0, lost by technical fall to L. Lehner 17-2 in 3:16 and lost by fall to T. Steinke in 1:23.139-151 pounds (7th/8th grade girls) — Karity Choat (3-0): Pinned S. Mason in 29 seconds, defeated R. Stevenson by a 15-5 major decision and pinned H. Pipestem in 1:45.

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