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He also plays fullback and linebacker in football. Yusuf finished the season with a record of 15-3. He was weight division champion the Steve Stewart Middle School Wrestling Classic held Feb. The outdoor stage hosts some of the best content, with innovative company leadership across the startup, food, and drinks spectrum filming live. Two people with knowledge of the lineup change informed MMA Junkie of the withdrawal but asked to remain anonymous since the promotion has yet to make an. Grit Daily House is a physical location in Austin, just four blocks from the Convention Center, with an outdoor Media Stage and indoor 3-mic state-of-the-art podcast studio. Yusuf SmithĪn eighth-grade, 155-pound athlete at Beacon Middle School, Yusuf wrestles and plays football. Austin Lingo has withdrawn from his bout against David Onama, which was scheduled for Saturday’s card at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. “I expect to see her at varsity practice the last weeks of the season,” said older brother Andrew. Payton lost her final bout to Mariner’s Jackson Willamson by pin while trailing 2-1. “I plan to keep wrestling in high school. She is tough and will grapple in a girls’ tournament later this month. Payton is a 118-pound wrestler for Beacon Middle School and younger sister of Cape’s top-ranked 150-pounder Andrew Schaen. Samay is a top student who plans to attend Cape, where he will wrestle and possibly play soccer. 6 intra-district match between Beacon and Mariner. Samay received a match-clinching forfeit in the Feb.

He was the champion for his weight class at the Steve Stewart Middle School Wrestling Classic held Feb. Samay is a 185-pound eighth-grader for the Beacon wrestling team. “I also like editing film clips from my matches and sharing them on Instagram,” he said. Ben and Maddox Gipko, who sings and plays guitar, have a group that plays at local venues. 6, he won his match with a pin in 20 seconds. He had a 5-3 record this wrestling season. And to be honest, school is my least favorite of all the things I do.” Ben is affable and socially aware, described by Principal Fred Best as a super-great kid. “I could practice and play music all day long. Mariner’s 144-pound grappler is a first-year wrestler who doesn’t walk to the beat of a different drummer, because he is a drummer. “I may try lacrosse this spring,” Austin said. “I will wrestle at Cape next year, so I need to put on some weight to get close to 106.” His other favorite sport is fishing, just like C.J. “I had two pins and a tech fall to win the tournament,” Austin said. His dad is a Milton police officer his mom is a veterinarian. He said he has been wrestling since he was 4 years old. At 13 years old, Austin is the oldest of five children.

There were 17 schools competing in the event. 4 at the 2023 Steve Stewart Middle School Wrestling Classic in the Milford Central Academy gym.

This eighth-grader is Mariner’s 88-pound wrestler. “I’m in the sixth- to eighth-grade rankings,” he said. “I pay attention and just keep working hard.” Austin Guerrieri Grayson was unbeaten in Delaware this season, but he regularly challenged himself at national-caliber tournaments. Beacon’s 106-pound seventh-grade grappler was voted Outstanding Wrestler at the Steve Stewart Middle School Wrestling Classic Feb.