State Wrestling Tournament Winner; Charlie Aly
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Posted: 12:03 PM Feb 25, 2010
State Wrestling Tournament Winner; Charlie Aly
Jackson High School Red Devil Charlie Aly, 5th from left, stands on the awards podium of the State Wrestling Tournament on Saturday, February 20 at the Gwinnett Arena.
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Jackson High School Red Devil Charlie Aly, 5th from left, stands on the awards podium of the State Wrestling Tournament on Saturday, February 20 at the Gwinnett Arena. Aly won the 2nd place medal for AAA wrestling in Georgia in the 215 pound weight class. He has the most wins in school history with over 200 wins in his four-year career with the JHS Red Devils. He is the only JHS wrestler to place twice at the State Tournament. “That makes Charlie the best in school history,” said Coach Rob Carlyle. Submitted photo
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