Toni Copeland Drowns In Lake Superior

BY JIM WRIGHT Press & Sun-Bulletin Toni Copeland, the 18-year-old McDonough woman trying to become an Olympic wrestler, drowned Sunday with a friend while they were swimming in Lake Superior. Copeland was staying at Northern Michigan University in Marquette, Mich.,…

Visitors win Kabbadi clash

Kabbadi players do it topless – shirts were off when Rochdale met Birmingham in the ancient Indian sport of Kabbadi. Players traditionally go bare chested to avoid being grabbed by opponents in a game that combines wrestling with rugby. The…

Kyle Maynard on Oprah’s site

Kyle Maynard is one of the most inspiring young men you will ever hear about. Due to a rare birth defect called congenital amputation, Kyle was born without arms and legs. “We didn’t think he’d ever be able to live…

W&J Hires Jay Robison As Head Coach

By The Tribune-Review Three-time NCAA Division I All-American Jay Robison has been hired as the head wrestling coach at Washington & Jefferson. Robison, an Edinboro graduate, is the school’s record-holder in career wins (145) and pins (40). He finished his…

Amputee Wrestler Has All the Right Moves

Kyle Maynard was a bona fide contender for a Georgia state high school wrestling championship, despite a physical condition that put him at a distinct disadvantage. Maynard, 19, was born a congenital amputee ” his arms ending at his elbows;…