Edinboro University’s wrestling team made the familiar trip to Gannon University to compete against both Mercyhurst and Gannon in their first meet of the 2021 season on Jan. 27.
The Fighting Scots wrestling team completed their 2020 regular season this weekend as they welcomed both Michigan University and Clarion University to town.
The Fighting Scots came in 17th as a team, while junior Zach Ancewicz placed fifth and junior Jon Spaulding brought home a sixth place finish.
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Edinboro wrestling welcomed both Ohio University and Long Island University to McComb Fieldhouse, with the home Scots coming out on top in the ‘Boro Duals.
The start to the weekend ended in defeat for the Fighting Scots wrestling team, as they lost to the University of Wisconsin Badgers, 28-15.
The Edinboro University wrestling team went undefeated in their season opening competition against the home team Kent State, Mercyhurst North East and Ashland University.
“Preparation is a big thing, getting our guys used to making weight [is another], and having a live ref there helps wrestlers get a feel for what a real match is like.”
The Edinboro Fighting Scots wrestling team added another member to their coaching staff this week, The Spectator's Amber Chisholm reports.
Tim Flynn is leaving the Edinboro wrestling program for the head coaching job at West Virginia University.
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Edinboro University recently held a panel to discuss “social justice education as well as social norms that sustains practices of oppression and marginalization.”
"Over the last 7 days, there has been an upward trend in our positive cases of COVID-19 among students. Student Health Services has been working diligently to support testing, quarantining and isolation to help minimize the spread."
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“We will continue to follow the science, but we are very hopeful that students can return to in-person classes, living in our residence halls and engaging in more activities.”