Brad Wilson is a senior scholastic sportswriter at Express Times and Lehigh Valley Live. He covers a range of topics including wrestling, football, and track/XC, with a focus on competitive sports and the sports business. Brad's work has been featured in notable 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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| Phillipsburg at Easton wrestling When: Saturday, 7 p.m.
By: Brad Wilson
| “Promises Made. Promises Kept.” That's how Jody Karam can stamp his five-year tenure as Easton's head wrestling coach after his
When you've won 132 scholastic wrestling matches, as. Gavin Hawk has, you might not remember each of them vividly.
By: Brad Wilson
| With the regular-season dual meet season beginning to wrap up, the lehighvalleylive individual wrestling rankings hope to provide a guide for what happens in the postseason.
By: Brad Wilson
| Before Monday night's visit from old rivals Warren Hills, the last time Phillipsburg wrestled was in a deeply disappointing loss to archrival Easton on Saturday.
The Hunterdon/Warren teams stayed constant in this week's New Jersey Wrestling Writers Association (NJWWA) poll. But not much else did.
For the first time this season, Lehigh is not ranked in the NWCA Division Coaches Poll. The Mountain Hawks (2-4) had been ranked No. 25 last week but did not compete this week.
By: Brad Wilson
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| Some very big honors dominate this version of the lehighvalleylive Wrestlers of the Week.
By: Brad Wilson
Cayden Wadle turned the tables on Zack Swingle and in so doing helped North Hunterdon's wrestlers turn the table on powerhouse Phillipsburg.
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