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Reigning state champ's pace too quick for Stoughton senior with 73-pound advantage

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Stoughton senior couldn't keep up with the West Bend West junior in a 19-9 major decision loss in the 285-pound championship match at the Kohl Center. Cole Mirasola scored three takedowns in the opening 54 seconds of the match, cutting Empey each time, to seize a quick 6-3 lead.

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Reigning state champ's pace too quick for Stoughton senior with 73-pound advantage

Griffin Empey, a North Dakota State football commit, battled throughout but ultimately secured a third consecutive silver medal at 285 pounds in Division 1.

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Wisconsin State Journal broke the news in Madison, United States on Sunday, February 26, 2023.
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