That’s right, all of you can take some credit that the 2020-21 wrestling season finished with one of its most competitive state tournaments ever, just short of a year since the sports world was shut down by the coronavirus pandemic, because it might not had happened at all.
And you who put up with changes and modifications on the fly to make sure the sport with the closest contact was able to continue on with a full celebration at the end of the season at Silver Spurs Arena.
A couple of days before last year’s tournament, I was asked suddenly by my editor to reach out to wrestling coaches and ask if they were worried about this “coronavirus thing.