Fayetteville, NY – The Fayetteville-Manlius boys wrestling team is set to kick off its 2024-25 season with an exciting match against East Syracuse Minoa this Saturday. The team is eager to showcase its skills this year, aiming for a strong start in the competitive wrestling landscape.
During the recent winter sports media day, two prominent representatives of the Hornets, Eric Kozlowski and Harrison Schwab, shared their thoughts on the upcoming season. The atmosphere at the media day was filled with anticipation, as both wrestlers emphasized the team’s dedication and commitment to improving with each match.
With practices ramping up and strategies being fine-tuned, the Hornets are preparing to face ESM in what promises to be a thrilling opener. Last season, Fayetteville-Manlius showed great promise, and the team hopes to build on that momentum. Wrestling head coach has been working diligently with the athletes to ensure they are not only in top physical shape but also mentally prepared for the challenges ahead.
The match will occur at East Syracuse Minoa, and wrestling fans are encouraged to show their support. The surrounding community is excited, and everyone is looking forward to seeing how the team performs in this early-season battle.
Be sure to catch all the wrestling action and keep an eye out for the Fayetteville-Manlius Hornets as they aim to make a mark in the Section III wrestling scene this year!
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