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MEDFORD WRESTLING - Raiders find some success in three different wrestling tournaments

MEDFORD WRESTLING

The Medford wrestlers were scattered on Saturday, wrestling in three different locations around the state.

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I arrived in Beaverhead National Forest this morning after being lodged in my truck for the last 30 hours

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