Watkins Mill High School students Jabew Ewane and Nebi Tsarni were both successful in becoming Girls’ Wrestling 2022 State Champions.
Jabea is a freshman who just started wrestling this year. She fought hard all season, wrestling varsity competition at the 182- and 170-pound weight classes. She took second place at the Winter Mill Girls Tournament earlier in the season and has greatly improved throughout the year. She won her State Championship match 6-0.
Nebi Tsarni is a sophomore with plenty of wrestling experience. Nebi lost her Freshmen season due to Covid-19 restrictions. Had the season occurred, she would have enjoyed wrestling with sister Seda Tsarni, who was also a State Champion. Nebi fought hard all season as a team captain. She wrestled co-ed varsity at 145/152, and was 7-12 before the post season with many tight matches. She is also a 2021 Fargo National Champion.
Information courtesy of Watkins Mill coaches Lam and Halper and Athletic Specialist Lisa Magness.
Jabea receiving her gold medal & state championship bracket!! So proud Jabea!! pic.twitter.com/WTC72XQRzA
— Watkins Mill Athletics (@WMRinesSports) March 6, 2022
Nebi is a STATE CHAMPION!!! Winning by Tech Fall (18-3). Fantastic season, Nebi. Can’t wait to keep watching you as a ‘Rine!! You have lots of wins ahead of you!! Very proud of you!! pic.twitter.com/zaXeiEyIJ4
— Watkins Mill Athletics (@WMRinesSports) March 6, 2022
Nebi receiving her gold medal & state championship bracket!! So proud Nebi! pic.twitter.com/vrqmCJ4NqV
— Watkins Mill Athletics (@WMRinesSports) March 6, 2022
Jabea is a STATE CHAMPION!!! What a great season, Jabea!! The future is sooo bright for you!! So proud of you!! Winning 6-0!! pic.twitter.com/PONZBImDT5
— Watkins Mill Athletics (@WMRinesSports) March 6, 2022
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