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Maple Ridge Ramblers wrestler wins in NCAA event

Threatful competing in Edmonton this weekend
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Former Maple Ridge secondary grappler Ivy Threatful is ranked eighth in her weight class in the NCAA. (Jimmy Ma, SFU/Special to The News)

Former Maple Ridge Ramblers wrestler Ivy Threatful is still winning for the Simon Fraser University Red Leafs.

Threatful was one of five Simon Fraser women wrestlers who won their weight classes Sunday at Linfield University’s Mat ‘Cat Invitational in McMinnville, Oregon.

Threatful pinned both of her opponents in just over a minute (1:01 and 1:08) to clinch her division in the 116-pound weight class.

She was a high school champion with Maple Ridge secondary.

The Red Leafs are the NCAA’s sixth-ranked women’s wrestling team, and won the meet 32-8.

This weekend, the SFU women’s team will wrestle at the University of Alberta in Edmonton’s Golden Bear Invitational tournament.

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Neil Corbett

About the Author: Neil Corbett

I have been a journalist for more than 30 years, the past decade with the Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows News.
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