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Senior Rylee Balcazar is on quest for perfection. But her legacy at Fort Lupton is already cemented.

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Rylee Balcazar, a senior at Fort Lupton, is the first girls champion in the program's history. She enters the 2024 CHSAA state wrestling tournament with a 44-0 record. Her coach, Chris Tijerina, says she has been the ultimate team player.

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Senior Rylee Balcazar is on quest for perfection. But her legacy at Fort Lupton is already cemented.

Rylee Balcazar sees perfection standing in front of her. It’s calling her name and she’s eager to take it. The Fort Lupton senior girls wrestler didn’t think much of her perfect record until she walked through the doors of Ball Arena for the 2024 CHSAA state wrestling tournament on Thursday. “I was like ‘I’m actually undefeated,’” said Balcazar, who enters Saturday 44-0. “Now, I just want to go all in.” So far, so good. Balcazar pinned her way t…

3 months ago·Denver, United States

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