Dundee’s Peyton Mullin dominated the wrestling season, winning her second consecutive state title without allowing a single point against her. RochesterFirst.com reports the sophomore, who made history last year as Dundee’s first-ever state champion in any sport, has her sights set on four total titles.
Starting wrestling at age four, Mullin realized her talent in sixth grade and embraced the challenge of proving herself in a male-dominated sport. Now, as girls’ wrestling rapidly expands, she’s becoming a standout name in Section V.
Bills' Greg Rousseau named AFC Special Teams Player of the Week after clutch overtime block With unwavering determination, Mullin continues to push boundaries, proving she belongs on the mat. Her confidence and skill could carry her to even more historic victories in the coming years.
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