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Murfreesboro Today
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Murfreesboro Wrestlers Claim TSSAA Titles
Stewarts Creek's Yamil Rashid and Eagleville's Houston Rettig win state championships
Published on Feb. 22, 2026
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Two wrestlers from the Murfreesboro area, Yamil Rashid of Stewarts Creek High School and Houston Rettig of Eagleville High School, won individual state titles at the recent TSSAA state wrestling tournament.
Why it matters
High school wrestling is a popular sport in Tennessee, and state championships are highly coveted achievements for young athletes. Winning a TSSAA title is a significant accomplishment that can open doors for college scholarships and future wrestling opportunities.
The details
Rashid won the Class AA 190-pound state championship, while Rettig claimed the title in the Class A 160-pound division. Both wrestlers had impressive performances throughout the tournament to reach the finals and claim their respective state titles.
- The TSSAA state individual wrestling tournament took place on February 21, 2026.
The players
Yamil Rashid
A wrestler from Stewarts Creek High School who won the Class AA 190-pound state championship.
Houston Rettig
A wrestler from Eagleville High School who won the Class A 160-pound state championship.
What they’re saying
“I don't know how it happened maybe he head-butted me or something,”
— Yamil Rashid (wn.com)
The takeaway
The success of these Murfreesboro-area wrestlers at the TSSAA state tournament showcases the strength of the local high school wrestling programs and the dedication of these young athletes to their sport.

