Bring Home da Beef
HERALD SPORTS STAFF | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 1 year, 4 months AGO
A wrestler from Naches Valley works to flip a wrestler from Tonasket onto her back at the Bring Home da Beef tournament Saturday in Quincy.
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A wrestler from Naches Valley works to flip a wrestler from Tonasket onto her back at the Bring Home da Beef tournament Saturday in Quincy.
QUINCY -- The Quincy girls wrestling team hosted the Bring Home da Beef tournament Saturday, bringing in more than 30 teams from across Eastern Washington. Check out Tuesday’s edition of the Columbia Basin Herald for full coverage of the tournament.
A wrestler from Naches Valley works to flip a wrestler from Tonasket onto her back at the Bring Home da Beef tournament Saturday in Quincy.ARTICLES BY HERALD SPORTS STAFF
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