DENVER POST: Adeline Gray eyes wrestling gold in 2016 Olympics
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by Adrian Dater, Denver Post
Not much slows down Adeline Gray. Not the disapproval from some when she went out for the boys wrestling team at Chatfield High School several years ago, not a dislocated kneecap that threatened her Olympic dreams, and certainly not a cold she brought back with her last week from a trip to Uzbekistan.
"I usually travel well, but this one got me over there," a sniffly Gray said over the phone from her boyfriend's place in Anchorage, Alaska. "But I got something else pretty good there too."
That something: a gold medal at the World Wrestling Championships in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. It was her second since 2012, each in a different weight class. This one means more to the 23-year-old Denver native, because 2012 was an Olympic year and fewer top wrestlers competed in the Worlds.
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Not much slows down Adeline Gray. Not the disapproval from some when she went out for the boys wrestling team at Chatfield High School several years ago, not a dislocated kneecap that threatened her Olympic dreams, and certainly not a cold she brought back with her last week from a trip to Uzbekistan.
"I usually travel well, but this one got me over there," a sniffly Gray said over the phone from her boyfriend's place in Anchorage, Alaska. "But I got something else pretty good there too."
That something: a gold medal at the World Wrestling Championships in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. It was her second since 2012, each in a different weight class. This one means more to the 23-year-old Denver native, because 2012 was an Olympic year and fewer top wrestlers competed in the Worlds.
Click here for complete Denver Post article.
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