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Tug Valley sees first wrestler qualify for state

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Tug Valley sophomore Alissa Workman made history in Parkersburg on Sunday, Feb, 22 as she punched her ticket to the WVSSAC Girls State Wrestling Tournament.
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Tug Valley sees first wrestler qualify for state

Tug Valley sophomore Alissa Workman made history in Parkersburg on Sunday, Feb, 22 as she punched her ticket to the WVSSAC Girls State Wrestling Tournament.

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