Caleb Likens of the Franklin County Youth Wrestling team controls his opponent on the mat as the referee checks for a possible pin during a bout in last month’s annual Kahila Moonshine Classic, staged at Samuel M. Hawkins-Central Gymnasium. Likens placed third in the 75-81 weight class of the 11U age division.
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Former Franklin County prep head wrestling coach Kris Kahila observes the action from a mat-side seat in the tournament named in his honor. Tazewell Wrestling Club won the team championship with 194.5 points. Franklin County Wrestling Club came in seventh in a 19-team field with 133.5 points and Smith Mountain Lake Wrestling was eighth with 129 points.
Caleb Likens of the Franklin County Youth Wrestling team controls his opponent on the mat as the referee checks for a possible pin during a bout in last month’s annual Kahila Moonshine Classic, staged at Samuel M. Hawkins-Central Gymnasium. Likens placed third in the 75-81 weight class of the 11U age division.
Former Franklin County prep head wrestling coach Kris Kahila observes the action from a mat-side seat in the tournament named in his honor. Tazewell Wrestling Club won the team championship with 194.5 points. Franklin County Wrestling Club came in seventh in a 19-team field with 133.5 points and Smith Mountain Lake Wrestling was eighth with 129 points.
