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Heritage Claims Championship

WAR EAGLES WIN SIX INDIVIDUAL TITLES; STATE UP NEXT

Posted: February 15, 2010 at 4:41 a.m.

Justin Wedgworth
Rogers Heritage’s Cole Bundy, top, wrestles Fort Smith Southside’s Colt Dooly on Saturday during the 7A-West Conference Meet at Heritage High School in Rogers.

Rogers Heritage coach Randy Steen celebrated his team’s second consecutive 7A-West Conference wrestling title Saturday night at War Eagle Arena.

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