San Diego Section II and Masters champion Brawley girls climb all the way to sixth place in the team competition with 36 points
The way the Granite Hills High School boys wrestling program has exploded onto the state scene is making people wonder where they came from.
Entering this week’s state meet without its best wrestler, the Brawley girls are rising up through the field. It would be easy for the Wildcats to be a bit off, having to go to Bakersfield without defending state champion Savannah Gomez. The 137-pound champion injured her knee last summer, and was gutting it out all year. After winning the section division II title this year, it just wasn’t worth risking any more damage.
“Juarez is on a mission,” said Leon. “Right from the whistle she’s getting after it. She badly wants to place at state, and she has.”
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