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Manny Hernandez

June 25, 2024

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Manny Hernandez

Las Doñas wrestling captain Jade Morales became the first-ever women’s state champion in Santa Ana College’s history on April 20.

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Jade Morales wins CCCAA women’s wrestling title

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