No Next Time, by Gino Giacoio
I was always told to wrestle every match like it was my last, but I never believed my last match would come before I expected.
Career Reflection, by Elijah Moretti
None of what will happen in my future would be the same had I not wrestled, and for that, I am forever grateful to this sport.
Encouraged by Triumph, Fueled by Shortcomings, by Scott Borland
My son is a wrestler.
He is a lightweight in stature, but not in heart.
Putting It Out Into the Universe
I have learned, at times I am part of my own journey and at other times I am here to help others with their journey.
The only part I haven’t figured out as of yet, is, which is happening, when.
My Biggest Fan – by Anthony Cirillo
I lost my dad suddenly, my freshmen year right after counties.
My Little Boy Acted Like a Man Today – by Kate Heyd
In the game of life, I would call today a win.
The Gamut of Emotions of a Wrestling Mom – by Eileen Nordquist
It’s an odd moment when you are sharing both congratulations and condolenses.
Being a Wrestler’s Mom is Tough, and I Love it – by Jill Cuba
I use to think it was tough being a wrestler’s girlfriend. But I was wrong.
Being a wrestler’s mom is tougher, and I love it.
Jill Cuba
In Their Own Words – 2017 Edition
I love telling stories about this sport and the people involved in it. It is my passion. Everyone has a story.
I would like to tell yours.
When Are You Going to Beat the Guy You’re Not Supposed to Beat?
Thirty-three years later, what we understood now, that we didn’t quite comprehend then was it was the losses and not the wins that best prepared us for life. They taught us how to handle and come back from adversity.
John Passaro 