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Glen Lake wrestling back from the dead

For the first time in 22-years, Glen Lake wrestling returned to the mat for its first competition at the Manton Invitational Saturday, and the results were surprising. “Going into it, you don’t know what to expect because we have only seen your kids wrestle against your own kids,” Glen Lake wrestling coach Luke Moeggenberg said.
Glen Lake junior Emily Alaimo, left, takes the mat for the first wrestling match in 22 years for the Lakers. Courtesy photo

For the first time in 22-years, Glen Lake wrestling returned to the mat for its first competition at the Manton Invitational Saturday, and the results were surprising.

“Going into it, you don’t know what to expect because we have only seen your kids wrestle against your own kids,” Glen Lake wrestling coach Luke Moeggenberg said. “We knew we were prepared, but we were at the point where we had to get new competition to see what we needed to work on. So the biggest thing for me was making sure they’re gonna go out there comfortable and prepared to safely compete.”

Glen Lake finished fifth out of 18 teams at the tournament.

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