Forfeited championship rather that wrestle a girl

Monday, March 4th, 2019

Brendan Johnston had never competed against a girl, and faced with the option to do so and potentially move one round closer to his goal of winning a state wrestling title, he forfeited the match.

He cited personal and religious beliefs for not wanting to wrestle a girl. Continue reading

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