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#MondayMatness: Hildebrandts Working Towards the Top of the Podium
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By STEVE KRAH stvkrh905@gmail.com A bond shared between siblings is a big part of why they are among the top wrestlers in their realm — big sister at the national and international level and little brother near the top of the high school pinnacle. Sarah Hildebrandt, 22, is a member of Team USA and trying to earn a spot for the 2016 Rio Olympics. The 2011 Penn High School graduate, just completed a national team training camp in Iowa City, Iowa, the site of the U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Wrestling on April 9-10. She is among those going for spots at 53 kg (116.8 pounds). Drew H -
By STEVE KRAH stvkrh905@gmail.com A bond shared between siblings is a big part of why they are among the top wrestlers in their realm — big sister at the national and international level and little brother near the top of the high school pinnacle. Sarah Hildebrandt, 22, is a member of Team USA and trying to earn a spot for the 2016 Rio Olympics. The 2011 Penn High School graduate, just completed a national team training camp in Iowa City, Iowa, the site of the U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Wrestling on April 9-10. She is among those going for spots at 53 kg (116.8 pounds). Drew Hil
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By Steve Krah FORT WAYNE — Olympic hopeful Sarah Hildebrandt has a big decision to make in the upcoming months. The Penn High School graduate and King University senior has to choose whether she will pursue her goal of making the U.S. women's wrestling team for the 2016 Rio Games by training at home in Granger or at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo. "The two options are very even right now," Hildebrandt said Saturday, Jan. 10, while helping King to a second straight title at the National Wrestling Coaches Association Duals at Memorial Coliseum. "I kind of hav -
By Steve Krah FORT WAYNE — Olympic hopeful Sarah Hildebrandt has a big decision to make in the upcoming months. The Penn High School graduate and King University senior has to choose whether she will pursue her goal of making the U.S. women's wrestling team for the 2016 Rio Games by training at home in Granger or at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo. "The two options are very even right now," Hildebrandt said Saturday, Jan. 10, while helping King to a second straight title at the National Wrestling Coaches Association Duals at Memorial Coliseum. "I kind of have
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By Tim Creason Tribune Correspondent Over the years, tremendous athletes have trained in the wrestling room at Penn High School. State champs. National champs. But a contender for the U.S. Olympic Team? Kingsman coach Brad Harper says, “Why not?†Sarah Hildebrandt, a senior at King University in Tennessee, has to make her decision in the next couple months. The defending women’s collegiate wrestling champion in the 123-pound weight class, Hildebrandt is going all-out to make the U.S. Olympic Women’s Wrestling Team in 2016. It’s not a pipe dream. Hildebrandt, a 2011 Penn gra -
By Tim Creason Tribune Correspondent Over the years, tremendous athletes have trained in the wrestling room at Penn High School. State champs. National champs. But a contender for the U.S. Olympic Team? Kingsman coach Brad Harper says, “Why not?” Sarah Hildebrandt, a senior at King University in Tennessee, has to make her decision in the next couple months. The defending women’s collegiate wrestling champion in the 123-pound weight class, Hildebrandt is going all-out to make the U.S. Olympic Women’s Wrestling Team in 2016. It’s not a pipe dream. Hildebrandt, a 2011 Penn gra