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Well we are almost home the open. Always thankful to watch my boys compete, but also grateful to see my friends in the wrestling community and media that I only see so many times a year.
I know the wrestling community shows up and I want to use this opportunity to ask for your help. One of our fellow photo lens crapped out this weekend. She was able to use mine and she shot some your favorite photos from the weekend!
She is not on Twitter ( I asked) but I would love us to come together to help get Allie Grant get a new lens. She’s a student who works her butt off and I’d love us to come together to help bless her with this. The lens that crapped out was one she was even just using from a past teacher. She’s young and still building her equipment toolkit, but her portfolio speaks for itself.
The lens is $3000. I know - for one lens! Yes- now you know why we ache when we have to purchase new equipment!
I’ll donate the first $300! Have $5? $10? Venmo @allyson-schwab
I would love to surprise her tonight! Can’t donate? Can you RT and share!
Below you will also find her page you can follow on Instagram and a video that shows just how much she loves this sport and celebrates others!
Let’s do it!
The best in the biz 👏
On the final day of National Athletic Training Month, we wanted to shoutout our fantastic AT, @jesss152 🙌
Everything we accomplish on the mat is possible because of Jess' hard work, passion and dedication 🔱
Extremely thankful to be able to travel with @ASUWrestling and create content for them this semester! From Pac 12 last year to my first and last NCAA Tournament.
This has been one of the best groups of people I’ve ever met, and I am so grateful for the memories.
Every time Cohlton Schultz raises his hand after a victory, the heartbeat tattoo on his arm rises into the sky, representing his late sister Sammie, who died in a car accident in 2020.
He honors her in all aspects of life.
That adversity helped him achieve the once impossible.