The kid raises bulls and dominates wrestling mats. Meet the Hawks Wrestling Club’s very own Exodus Horsechief
The kid raises bulls and dominates wrestling mats. Meet the Hawks Wrestling Club’s very own Exodus Horsechief
(my dad) got me involved in wrestling at an early age and practices with me all the time. Teaches me and pushes me to be better
I started wrestling at age 4 and will wrestle my hundredth match at AAU Nationals on January 5, 2025. I get nervous and scared before all my matches and learned that this is normal. I use these emotions to fight hard.
To never quit. Wrestling is a very difficult sport and it’s really hard mentally and physically I wanted to quit so many times, but I didn’t and I’ve come very far from my first year.
#1 rated Kymani Peak of Ready RP Nationals pinned his way to the title in a bracket that held 4 of the top 5 rated wrestlers in the division. #3 Max Gill of Fairbury continued his torrid pace this season. He got beat by Peak in the semis, but battled back to knock off #2 Xavier Engel of the Hawks Wrestling Club in the true second match.
