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The 70,000-square-foot structure will house a swimming and diving complex, dance studios, wrestling facilities, and the Athletics Hall of Honor.

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January 21, 2023

Wrestling AGV at Belmont Hill vs. Roxbury Latin

30-46

Andover goes 0-2 on Saturday

Andover went 0-2 on Saturday against two very tough teams. Against Belmont Hill, Julian Rios ’26 opened the dual with a very exciting 3-1 win in overtime. Andover lost the next 5 matches, and then Bodhi Beroukhim ’25 won an exciting come-from-behind 10-7 decision over his opponent. Colin Nugent ’23 followed up with a quick first period pin, and Ben Forman ’23 also pinned his opponent. Andover lost to Belmont Hill 18-54.

Andover wrestled Roxbury Latin next. Julian Rios ’26 opened the dual again with a quick first period pin. Unfortunately Andover lost the next 4 matches, until co-captain Miles Palmer ’23 put 6 more points on the board for Andover with a pin. Co-captain Colin Nugent ’23 also pinned his opponengt, but it wasn’t enough for Andover to take the lead, and the team lost 30-46.

In exhibition matches against Tabor, Andover went 3-1. Margaret Tsien ’26, Wendi Zheng ’23, and Bella Shmuylovich ’26 all pinned their opponents.