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Wrestlers grab high school titles

Several North Shore wrestlers pinned down podium spots at the high school provincial championships held Feb. 28-March 1 at Prince George secondary, led by a pair of golden siblings representing the St. Thomas Aquinas Fighting Saints.
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Argyle's Eric Fast gets the upper hand in a match during the zone wrestling championships held last month at Carson Graham. The North Shore's top wrestlers moved on to the provincial championships where several scored podium places. Fast finished sixth at provincials in the 74-kg division.

Several North Shore wrestlers pinned down podium spots at the high school provincial championships held Feb. 28-March 1 at Prince George secondary, led by a pair of golden siblings representing the St. Thomas Aquinas Fighting Saints.

Karah Bulaqui won gold in the 40-kilogram girls division, beating Caileen Corbett of St. Thomas More in the final, while her brother Oscar defeated Guildford Park's Javaid Haseeb to take top spot in boys 51-kg division.

On the girls side Brandy Perry led a strong North Shore showing in the 60-kg class as she earned gold with a win over Pravi Dhaliwal of W.J. Mouat. Windsor's Amara Jarvinen joined them on the podium with a bronze medal finish.

Sentinel's Adrienne Lu also reached the top step, earning gold in the 75-kg division with a win over Elphinstone's Alex Ratcliff.

Sentinel's Parsa Habibi had a strong showing in the ultra-competitive 63-kg boys division, earning silver in a group that contained 26 wrestlers.

Two wrestler reached the podium in the 66-kg class, another popular one with 24 entrants, with STA's James Sutherland earning the silver and Carson Graham's Jeremy Sinclair taking home bronze.