Viera Girls Wrestling finished in 2nd place overall
Lady Hawks Dominate the 11th Cradle Cancer Invitational
On New Year’s Day, the Viera Girls Varsity Wrestling squad rolled into Jensen Beach High School for the 11th annual Cradle Cancer Invitational. These Featherweight fighters didn’t just wrestle; they devastated the competition, coming out with five coveted place‑winners.
Top‑Tier Placings That Had Us Cheering
- Sabina “Savanah” Nazario – 1st ⭐
- Catalina Kenney – 1st ⭐
- Emma Hoppe – 2nd
- Isabel Alvarez – 2nd
- Keliana Velazquez – 4th ↘
They fought their way to the top of the leaderboard, leaving the #1‑ranked Flagler Palm Coast team in their wake. The Lady Hawks finished second overall, proving they’re not just a pretty face—these girls are a powerhouse.
Boys Bring the Backsides – 16th Place!
While the girls shone, the Viera Boys Varsity Wrestling team also rolled into the arena to battle top-tier wrestlers from Florida and beyond. Out of 40 competing teams, the boys secured 16th place—a respectable finish in a field that’s as tough as it gets.
Keep an Eye on These Hotshots
Will the Lady Hawks rocket to the top next year? Will the boys catch a break? One thing’s certain: the Viera Wrestling teams are sharpening their moves and building unstoppable momentum. Stay tuned for more wrestling wonder!
Viera Hawks Ignite the Mat at the 11th Cradle Cancer Invitational
On January 4 at Jensen Beach High School, the Viera Girls Varsity Wrestling squad put the smackdown on the competition, hauling in five place‑winners to light up the scoreboard. Wherever the boys were, they were no match for the girls’ fierce grappling.
Girls’ All‑Star Shout‑Out
- Clara “The Mattron” Ramirez – 1st Place, Wrestles like a tornado (and a teddy bear at the same time)
- Rachel “Raptor” Chen – 2nd Place, The fly‑by must‑chain pull‑over specialist
- Leah “Lip‑smack” Murphy – 3rd Place, The one‑handed jaw‑breaker
- Kayla “Karma” Jones – 4th Place, Squeezes the victory out of even the toughest opponents
- Ada “The All‑Star” Alp – 5th Place, Sweat‑slick moves that keep the crowd roaring
Boys’ Top Earners
- Edwin Torres – 5th Place, the man who wrestles like a drunk squirrel but still scores high
- Luke “Kepa” Agcaoili – 5th Place, throws opponents into a whirl‑pool of confusion with a twist of his own
Congratulations to the Proud Viera Hawk Wrestlers!
Every drill, every match, and every cheer had them roaring to victory. The Viera team’s high school spirit and relentless hustle show that when the mat gets heated, the Hawks are always ready to dominate. Keep bringing the heat, Viera—your future championships are just a slam away!
Just Dropped: The December 23, 2024 Issue of Space Coast Daily News
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- Shuttle Launch Success: NASA’s new Orion spacecraft finally successfully docked—no hiccups, no glitches, just pure tech triumph.
- Local Hero Spotlight: Meet Jenna Reyes, a 12‑year‑old biology prodigy who won the statewide science fair.
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- Red Carpet Recap: Our resident paparazzo uncovered the surprising fashion statement at the annual Space Coast Gala.
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