No. 1 HS girls wrestler gets NJ championship taken away under mysterious circumstances
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Ellia Poalillo, the country’s top-ranked 152-pound girls high school wrestler and three-time New Jersey state champion, had her 2026 state title vacated due to an “eligibility issue,” her father Joe told NJ.com.
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Ellia Poalillo, the country’s top-ranked 152-pound girls high school wrestler and three-time New Jersey state champion, had her 2026 state title vacated due to an “eligibility issue,” her father Joe told NJ.com.
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