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Rogers Heritage High School's War Eagles boys' wrestling team has made history by clinching the Class 6A State Championship, a remarkable achievement celebrated in House Resolution 1077 introduced by Representative John Carr on March 11, 2025. This resolution not only honors the team's victory but also marks a significant milestone in Arkansas sports history, as the War Eagles are the first team to win the dual state, regional, and state championships in the same year since the introduction of regional qualifiers.

The championship match, held on March 1, 2025, at the Jack Stephens Center in Little Rock, showcased the War Eagles' impressive performance throughout the season. With a dual record of 10-1, the team demonstrated their prowess by defeating Conway 57-17 in the quarterfinals, Bentonville West 35-31 in the semifinals, and Bentonville 41-27 in the finals. Additionally, as regional champions, they outscored runner-up Bentonville by a margin of 17 points, securing a total of 228 points.
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The resolution serves not only as a recognition of athletic excellence but also highlights the importance of community support and school spirit in fostering such achievements. The War Eagles' success is expected to inspire future generations of athletes in Arkansas, emphasizing the value of teamwork, dedication, and hard work.

As the resolution moves through the legislative process, it is anticipated to garner widespread support, reflecting the pride of the Rogers community and the state of Arkansas in its young athletes. The recognition of the War Eagles is a testament to their hard work and determination, setting a precedent for future teams aiming for similar success.

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