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Over 300 kids wrestle in Junior Tiger Classic

by Ben Jordan

Posted: 02.04.2013 at 10:17 AM

Read more: Local, Sports, USA Wrestling Club, Kirksville Junior Tiger Classic

Over 300 kids ages 6 to 14 packed the Kirksville Elementary gym for the Junior Tiger Classic.

The divisions were broken down based on age, weight and skill level.

Young wrestlers came from all over the heartland to showcase their talent including Missouri, Iowa and Illinois.

The tournament was round robin, wrestling 4 different competitors in their weight class.

Each participant went home with a trophy.

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