In mid-November, the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA) announced that it would hold the first-ever Girls State Championship for wrestling, concurrently with the State Meet of Champions, on Feb. 25, 2023. It’s a monumental step.
Last year was as much about rebuilding the program infrastructure as it was competing. The Tide finished fifth in Division I last year, breaking a streak of six straight D-I runner-up finishes, but Concord High School wrestling head coach Ham Munnell.
It wasn’t the way Kaevryel Madison or the coaches drew it up, but that’s the way it’s been for the Tide for the last couple of years.Madison executed a reversal in the closing seconds of the 152-pound championship bout against Souhegan’s Christian.