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HS Athlete of the Week: Ryzen Isringhausen

2024-04-08

BRANSON–This week’s High School Athlete of the Week is Ryzen Isringhausen.

Isringhausen, is a freshman on the Branson High School wrestling team.

This season, Isringhausen finished with an unbelievable record of 47-1. Which includes 28 pins and 131 takedowns.

He won seven varsity tournaments, including the COC Championship, District title, and a state championship for the Class 3 106 pound weight class. Becoming Branson High School’s second State Champion wrestler.

Do you have an Athlete of the Week nomination? Send them in with pictures or video to Dlucy@kolr10.com Again, that’s Dlucy@kolr10.com

Once again, congrats to this week’s Athlete of the Week, Ryzen Isringhausen.

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