Redwings Named to the Dream Team and All Area Team
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Congratulations to CJ Krum and Jacob Brya for being named to the Lansing State Journal, Dream Team and All Area Wrestling Team. CJ Krum has been named one of three Wrestler of the Year finalists. “Members of the Dream Team will be recognized at the Greater Lansing Sports Awards in June. A wrestler of the year will be revealed during the show.”
Photo credit: Josh Ortman, Ortman Production. See all the pictures from St. Johns Sports and Events at: https://www.ortmanproduction.com/stjohnshighschool
CJ Krum (12)
Krum went 36-0 this season while capping his career with an individual state title. He was the Division 2 champion at 215 pounds. He will be attending and wrestling at Albion College next season.
Jacob Brya (11)
Despite not being able to complete his season at 130 pounds, Jacob is still undefeated in his high school wrestling career. He was the State Champion last year at 112 pounds and State Champion at 103 pounds his freshman year.
Recent Wrestling News:
Video Interview – CJ Krum – State Wrestling Champion
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