Kasey Bayon may have graduated, but her impact can still be seen on the Statesboro High wrestling program. Her younger brother Aaron has blossomed into a state contender, and the attention she helped bring the Blue Devil program —becoming the first ever female to place in the state meet — is one of the reasons the Blue Devils have gone from four wrestlers qualifying for state to 10 this year.
SHS wrestling ready for state
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