![Hand raised after her first pin of a male opponent, Wehrmeister grins at her triumph. “I feel like I am in control of them [when I’m on top], and if I wanted to I could control everything that was happening in that moment,” Wehrmeister said. “They can’t get up if I don’t let go.”](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/paigeFeatured.jpg)
Freshman Paige Wehrmeister finds her strength in wrestling
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