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PHOENIX — Two Arizona girls are breaking barriers in high school wrestling, and the governing body of high school sports is making an exception so they can compete against boys to enhance their competition.
“He said he wanted to wrestle me at the state tournament, so he came that weekend,” she said about one of her male competitors.She’s won multiple national championships and even represented the U.S. at an international competition in Turkey.However, there was a time recently when she would face off against a guy, she’d beat him handily, and because of Arizona Interscholastic Association bylaws, the match would go down in the record books as if she forfeited.
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