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In just five years, Highlands has become a regional wrestling power

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The Highlands boys wrestling team has become one of the best in northern Kentucky in a short period of time. The high school squad has a way to go to catch up to elites such as Ryle and Simon Kenton. But the Bluebirds have made gains on a host of perennial powers such as Campbell County, Conner and Walton-Verona.This is a curious thing for Highlands wrestling coach Colin Roth, a former standout at Walton-Verona.“This is only our fifth season wit…

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In just five years, Highlands has become a regional wrestling power

The Highlands boys wrestling team has become one of the best in northern Kentucky in a short period of time. The high school squad has a way to go to catch up to elites such as Ryle and Simon Kenton. But the Bluebirds have made gains on a host of perennial powers such as Campbell County, Conner and Walton-Verona.This is a curious thing for Highlands wrestling coach Colin Roth, a former standout at Walton-Verona.“This is only our fifth season wit…

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LINK nky broke the news in 9 days ago on Saturday, February 15, 2025.

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