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The Eagle Academy senior started his wrestling career in middle school with Beat the Streets.

Lena Gao and Serra Akyali each claim titles in the boys and girls standard divisions.

The program will run from December to March for registered BTS student-athletes.

BTS students Amir Avazov, Evin Gursoy and Oumar Tounkara each claimed at least one victory.

The Assistant Coach will lead BTSNY's middle school-aged program, the Junior League.

The coaches will support middle school and high school programming and student-athletes.

The three-day camp featured sessions on a positive mindset, goal setting and perseverance.

BTSNY recognized the award winners for their accomplishments.

Sulayman Bah earned All-American status for a second time, while Xavier Giles and Oumar Tounkara took the honor for the first time.

More than 40 wrestlers claimed individual city titles, while three different teams took home a championship.

The Brooklyn middle school wrestler learned the value of perseverance through the sport.

The 10-week program will be for registered BTSNY student-athletes.

All three staff members are BTSNY alumni.

Practices will begin Monday, Sept. 12 at P.S./I.S. 217 Roosevelt Island.

The Hunter College alumnus spent the past year as the Programming VISTA for BTSNY.

The New York native will remain involved in NYC wrestling as an elementary, middle and high school coach.

Beautiful Robinson and Alessandra Elliott each shined with 3-0 records.

The junior earned All-American status at the premier high school wrestling tournament in the country.

Twelve Junior League Academy wrestlers placed this past weekend.