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After high school, Tung attended the United States Air Force Academy, where she majored in Mathematics and Humanities and minored in Chinese. [5] She was the first female wrestler on the Air Force Academy men's wrestling team, and trained at the nearby Olympic Training Center as part of the National 2014 U.S. Women's Freestyle Team.
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2024 Eastern States Classic boys medalists. 101 pounds. Will Soto, Newburgh. E.J. Vass, Valley Central. Ethan Andreula, Long Beach. Vincent Orandello, MacArthur
Baughman served as the United States Air Force Academy’s Head Wrestling Coach from 1976 to 1984 and 1989 to 2006. [3] From 1963 through 1972, he made three Olympic teams, [ 2 ] eight World teams (including a freestyle / Greco-Roman double in 1965), and won 16 national titles (he never placed lower than third at a national event).
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