Wrestling madness in TC<br>
Originally Published: January 15, 2003 6:10 p.m.
Last week, Head Wrestling Coach Eric Tooke stood alongside assistant Coach Adair Kloppenstein with members of the Tuba City High School Wrestling Team. They were enroute to Springerville for a weekend competition. Tuba City High has a 6-5 record in dual meets competing against much larger school districts like Mingus, Camp Verde and Window Rock. Tuba City Wrestlers include Kendrick Acothley, Khyaam Riggs, Hinton Williams, Roderick Johnson, Janet Franklin, Larson Clark, Brandon Williams, Rick Whiterock, Johnnie Teller III, Vince Ssaganitso, Donovan Crank, Mark Jackson, DeLewis Daw, Cheabon Dawavendawa, Ned Dugi, Leon Yazzie, Darrin Shorty, Robby Johnson and Jesse Heath.
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