Brad Wilson is a Senior Scholastic Sportswriter at Lehigh Valley Live. He specializes in covering a range of competitive sports, including wrestling, football, and track, while also exploring the intersection of sports with culture and society. Brad's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WTVR-TV, Deseret News, and The Des Moines Register.
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Brad Wilson's coverage mainly revolves around local wrestling events, tournaments, rankings and individual performances. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider providing insights or interviews related to the local wrestling scene in the Lehigh Valley area. This could include profiles of standout wrestlers, analysis of team performances, or previews and reviews of upcoming and past wrestling tournaments within that region.
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By: Brad Wilson
We honor the region's top performances.
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The home meets highlight a schedule packed with challenges.
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See more of our coverage in your search results Two of the most dynamic and most memorable District 11 wrestlers of all time will be joining the Pennsylvania Wrestling Coaches Association state Hall of Fame in two weeks.
The County Seater senior had a big day at the conference meet at Phillipsburg.
Welcome to the (almost) all new lehighvalleylive Girls Cross Country rankings, after a huge week of results.
A conference championship cross country race, like Tuesday's EPC girls meet at DeSales University, will generate two major results of interest: an individual winner and a team winner.
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The Tigers last won in 2019. But this year may well be different.
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w2 Oh, so close. Phillipsburg's girls came within three points of knocking off longtime power North Hunterdon at Thursday's Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex championships at the PAC.
High-level performances at the big meets last week paid off in recognition among this week's boys cross country awards.
