Poster Player of the Week: Flathead's Julia Kay
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This week's Poster Player of the Week, presented by Corwin Motors, goes to Julia Kay of the Flathead Bravettes wrestling team.
Kay captured the 130-pound state title at the All-Class State Wrestling Tournament in Billings, pinning Whitefish’s Taylor Dorvall in the second round to seal the championship.
After coming up just short a year ago due to injury, Kay left no doubt this time around as she controlled the entire match, stayed composed, and finished strong to earn her third career state title — but just her first in Montana after winning two in Utah.
Congratulations again to Julia Kay for winning this week's Poster Player honors.
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