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Pillars of strength: Relentless work ethic, bulldogged attitude help Palmyra wrestler recovery quickly from injury - Muddy River Sports

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PALMYRA, Mo. — Brayden Pillars wanted to come back sooner. It’s just how he’s wired.Palmyra wrestling coach Dalton Huffman has seen enough of Pillars’ doggedness to attest.“He loves this sport more than what I think is probably healthy for him, to be honest with you,” Huffman said.Pillars, a senior wrestling at 165 pounds for the Panthers, broke his right kneecap and shinbone in June while training for the upcoming season.“My foot came past my h…

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