Something cool that popped up in my inbox: Indian Land wrestling (@WarriorsWrestl1), which won its second straight team state title this season, is putting together a GoFundMe to purchase championship rings.
More info on this at the link below! https://t.co/iEuX00orMD
A great week with wrestlers and coaches. Wrestlers were very appreciative of everything. Everything was top notch. @CHSVarsityWrest no pressure. Lol @hillcrestwrst
THE RESULTS ARE IN!!
Markieth Drakeford-Yegge of the @WarriorsWrestl1's team is The Herald’s latest athlete of the week.
It was a close vote. Check out the full results and find information on all the finalists below.
https://t.co/B0OcgeEGYg
Dylan Layton, an Indian Land sophomore wrestler, was one of five Warriors’ wrestlers to win their respective weight classes at the 3A Upper State Championships on Feb. 22.
He'll compete for the individual state championship this weekend.
Vote now: https://t.co/ZPd3RtojUT
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Indian Land wrestling's Grant Witherspoon won his match at 145 pounds to seal the Warriors’ second straight 3A state championship on Feb. 15.
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“Not only did they do it one time," Indian Land coach Leon Boulware said. "They did it twice.”
The story from Columbia, where the Warriors (@WarriorsWrestl1) did what they set out to do four years ago — for a second time.
https://t.co/8aRE9eq60D