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Why Adeline Gray could become the first female U.S. Olympic wrestling champion – and how the Olympic Training Center helped her get there

Apr. 19, 2016, 2:51 AM (ET)

by Caryn Maconi

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Why Adeline Gray could become the first female U.S. Olympic wrestling champion – and how the Olympic Training Center helped her get there

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