This past weekend, the OM/WG Wrestling program hosted its second annual summer camp for local student-athletes. The camp welcomed 55 wrestlers from OM/WG, Ithaca, Penfield, and South Seneca for three days of intensive training and competition.

Participants took part in takedown matches, beach wrestling at Clute Park, and a round-robin tournament. The event featured guidance from experienced clinicians including Josh Antoine from Ithaca High School, Brandon Gould, a Watkins Glen alum, and Connor Lapresi from Utica College.

Coaches, alumni, and volunteers contributed to the camp's success, ensuring a well-organized and engaging experience for the young athletes.

Source: Watkins Glen Central School District

Source Type: Schools

Source Location: Watkins Glen

Utica, NY

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