Shaker wrestling earns victory with last-match win over Niskayuna | The Daily Gazette
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NISKAYUNA Knowing that Shaker heavyweight star Ryan Stein was looming as his team’s final opponent of the night, Niskayuna wrestling coach Shaun Neely needed his grapplers to scratch out every point possible in a desperately close Suburban Council dual meet.
“Knowing we had Stein there at the end wasn’t necessarily a good feeling for us,” Neely said. “But, just getting to experience this kind of action is a breath of fresh air.”
Niskayuna came close, and headed into the night’s final match with a two-point lead, but, 54 seconds later, Stein who won the Section II Division 1 220-pound championship as a sophomore in 2020 delivered a pin of Austin Priddle to give Shaker a 34-30 victory.
2 people test positive for COVID-19 after N C school superintendents meet in Greensboro
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2 people test positive for COVID-19 after NC school superintendents meet in Greensboro
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Updated December 9, 2020 8:54 p.m. EST
By Travis Fain, WRAL statehouse reporter
Raleigh, N.C. A state association of public school superintendents met last week in Greensboro for an in-person winter conference, and two attendees have tested positive for coronavirus, the group s executive director confirmed Wednesday.
The North Carolina School Superintendents Association, an advocacy and professional development group, held a multi-day conference last week at the Grandover Resort & Conference Center. The two attendees who tested positive are doing well, and all attendees have been notified, Executive Director Jack Hoke said. We followed all the regulations, Hoke said.
Executive orders in place limiting indoor public gatherings to 10 people have a number of exemptions, including for meetings in event spaces, which are limited to 100 people or 30 percent of fire code occupancy, whichever is smaller. Hoke said the group met that restriction and also wore masks, practiced so