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Pulitzer Prize Nominee; Certified Peer Recovery Specialist; F#&K Racism In Boxing Media; Democrat; Acronym —Forgiveness Understanding Compassion Kindness.
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After a long hibernation, the Morgan Bears are set to return to the wrestling mat

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By Lem Satterfield
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Chauncy Wynn graduated from Morgan State in 1991 as a three-time Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference wrestling champion who was undefeated in league competition. Coached by the late James “Phil” Phillips, who died in July 2019, Wynn was also among the Bears’ four NCAA All-Americans for a program which earned Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association titles from 1963 to 1965 and 13 MEAC crowns.
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2022-23 Baltimore Banner/VSN Wrestling Co-Coach of the Year: John Klessinger, South River

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By Lem Satterfield
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
John Klessinger guided the South River to its second straight Class 4A state dual meet crown with a resounding, 42-28, triumph over Urbana of Frederick County in the state championship match on Feb. 11 at North Point High School in Waldorf. The 23rd-year coach also guided senior Sam Ditmars (145) to his first Class 4A-3A state championship at Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, on March 3-4 after being runner-up as a junior.
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2022-23 Baltimore Banner/VSN Upper Weight Wrestler of the Year: AJ Rodrigues, South Carroll

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By Lem Satterfield
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
AJ Rodrigues went 50-2 with 36 pins and seven technical falls on the way earning his fourth Carroll County title, his second regional crown and third Class 2A-1A state title, during the 2022-23 wrestling season. Among Rodrigues’ victories this year was a decision over Mount St. Joseph sophomore Ben Smith, a Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association and Maryland Private schools state champion.
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