Kam works had all year round. Spent his summers training at 5am and running to wrestling camps on the weekend. He is also a great teammate.
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Kamden loves sports for alot of reasons. He loves the competition. Pushing himself harder than the last time. He also loves the team aspect. You can always find him with his team members on the sidelines or on the side of the mat cheering. Sports has built relationships for him that will last a lifetime.
Kamden says his teammates inspire him. They help push him to work hard and be the very best leader he can be. Watching the team succeed and his teammates continue to grow as athletes drives him to become even better. He is also inspired by the many coaches he has had who have believed in him even when he didnt believe in himself.
The way kam cheers for his teammates and encourages them is something special. However the times i have been most proud are when he is going to wrestle an opponent that has beaten him before and he doesnt let that deter him. This year at a big tournament he lost to an awesome competitor. The next day he had to wrestle him again and went in ready. He pinned his competition in 32 seconds securing his spot at 3rd on the podium. His resilience is something that will help him in life outside of sport
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