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Stillwater's Ryder Rogotzke breaks through for state wrestling title with his 44th pin

Ponies' Hunter Lyden wins his third; Waconia's Max McEnelly flips over three-peat; Lakeville North's Zach Hanson scores.

By Jim Paulsen

March 6, 2022 at 5:25AM
Stillwater’s Hunter Lyden, right, became a three-time state champion with his 11-3 victory over Cole Han-Lindem in the Class 3A 170-pound championship match. (Jeff Lawler, SportsEngine/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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Jim Paulsen is a high school sports reporter for the Star Tribune. 

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