No. 1 HS girls wrestler gets NJ championship taken away under mysterious circumstances
1 HS girls wrestler gets NJ championship taken away under mysterious circumstances By Matt Ehalt Published Aug. Add The New York Post on Google 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. The family reportedly learned in the spring that her championship had been vacated following the High Point star’s win over Pennsauken’s Fatina Lozier in March.
- ▪1 HS girls wrestler gets NJ championship taken away under mysterious circumstances By Matt Ehalt Published Aug.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google 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.c
- ▪The family reportedly learned in the spring that her championship had been vacated following the High Point star’s win over Pennsauken’s Fatina Lozier in March.
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| Publication time | Thu, 13 Aug 2026 08:34:11 -0400 |
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