Bald Eagle grapplers set to host 34th annual EWL Championships

Mar 7, 2009, 9:32 PM EST

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LOCK HAVEN, Pa. - The Eastern Wrestling League (EWL) Championships are coming back to Mat Town U.S.A., as the Lock Haven University wrestling team is set to host the 2009 League Championships.

The 34th EWL Championships are set for Saturday, March 7 in Thomas Fieldhouse. Action kicks off at 10 a.m. in Clinton County and the Bald Eagles will be looking for big things as they return three NCAA Division I National Qualifiers from a year ago.

Bald Eagle grapplers set to host 34th annual EWL Championships

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