OHSAA wrestling championships are complete. Here are the Division I results.

The three-day OHSAA wrestling championships at the Schottenstein Center in Columbus are complete. Here are the results from ...

Some of these may raise an eyebrow, but they all embody the core character of what makes a muscle car a muscle car.

The result was the Holden HSV (Holden Special Vehicles) GTSR W1. Holden took the standard Commodore and shoehorned the Chevrolet LS9 V8 from the previous-generation Corvette ZR1 under the hood.

instead founding Holden Special Vehicles as its performance division. A society called the Australian Skeptics even got ...

THIRD PLACE – Kolby Gibbons (Johnston) dec. Holden Hansen (SE Polk), 12-3 ... dec. Ian Maize (WACO), 6-3 SV. THIRD PLACE – Ethan Humphrey (West Branch) dec. Carver Hinz (Jesup), 4-3.

Beeman and Beckwith, both Division II wrestlers, secured victories in the round of 16 and quarterfinals to advance. Returning state champions Troy Beeman of Waverly and Maverick Beckwith of ...

157 – Holden Uffelman lost by pin to Maddox Rodgers ... 150 – Lukas Morse lost to Bishop Bessler (Klahowya) 6-3, SV; ELIMINATED. 165 – Cole Sullivan def. Everett Coyner (Columbia-White ...

There was speculation that Holden Special Vehicles was planning on building a successor to the GTS-R and releasing it at this year’s Australian Motor Show in Melbourne, but there was no GTS-R in ...

instead founding Holden Special Vehicles as its performance division. A society called the Australian Skeptics even got involved, issuing Brock a challenge to prove his claims. As the years passed, ...