Joe Parisi, Trent and Travis Paulson to appear on April 14 edition of Wrestling 411 Radio
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Joe Parisi, head wrestling coach at Lindenwood College, and Trent and Travis Paulson, 2009 U.S. National champions in freestyle, will be the featured guests on Wrestling 411 Radio on Tuesday, April 14.
This Tuesday's edition of Wrestling 411 Radio will air at 7 p.m. CST. The show can be heard live by visiting www.wrestling411.tv and clicking on the "Listen Live" link. An archive of the broadcast will be available immediately following the show.
Parisi is the head wrestling coach at Lindenwood College, a position he has held for the past 15 years. Lindenwood has won five of the past eight NAIA team titles, including the 2009 championships held in Oklahoma City, Okla.
Trent and Travis Paulson, identical twin brothers who were three-time All-Americans at Iowa State University, each won a title at the U.S. National Championships in freestyle this past weekend. Trent won his title at 145.5 pounds while Travis won the 163 pound title. Both are club coaches at the University of Nebraska.
Wrestling 411 Radio can be heard live by visiting www.wrestling411.tv.
Questions for any of the guests are welcome. You may e-mail your questions to Kyle Klingman at kklingman@mediasportsproductions.com.
This Tuesday's edition of Wrestling 411 Radio will air at 7 p.m. CST. The show can be heard live by visiting www.wrestling411.tv and clicking on the "Listen Live" link. An archive of the broadcast will be available immediately following the show.
Parisi is the head wrestling coach at Lindenwood College, a position he has held for the past 15 years. Lindenwood has won five of the past eight NAIA team titles, including the 2009 championships held in Oklahoma City, Okla.
Trent and Travis Paulson, identical twin brothers who were three-time All-Americans at Iowa State University, each won a title at the U.S. National Championships in freestyle this past weekend. Trent won his title at 145.5 pounds while Travis won the 163 pound title. Both are club coaches at the University of Nebraska.
Wrestling 411 Radio can be heard live by visiting www.wrestling411.tv.
Questions for any of the guests are welcome. You may e-mail your questions to Kyle Klingman at kklingman@mediasportsproductions.com.
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