Kaylie Hall wins state wrestling title, ranks third nationwide

Kaylie Hall wins state wrestling title, ranks third nationwide
Patrick Murphy President at Berkeley County Schools — Official website
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Kaylie Hall, a senior at Spring Mills High School, has secured a title at the 2025 WVSSAC Girls State Wrestling Championship. She concludes her season ranked third in the nation.

Described as having a strong work ethic and passion for wrestling, Kaylie has impressed many, including Coach Anthony Regalbuto, who considers her one of the best wrestlers he has coached. This season, Hall achieved a win at the Beast of the East and secured second places at both Powerade and Fargo.

“Kaylie, we are so proud of you and can’t wait to see what you accomplish next!”



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