Wrestler Ruled Ineligible Two Years After Winning State

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While Hayden Halter’s name is still atop the bracket on the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association’s website, a judge ruled last week that the court didn’t have the authority to overrule the ineligibility of the Waterford High School athlete, who won the 120-pound state title in 2019. Therefore, the WIAA vacated Halter’s championship, which came during his sophomore season.

According to The Kenosha Journal Times, Racine County Circuit Court judge Eugene Gasiorkiewicz overruled now-retired judge Michael Piontek’s February 2019 decision that allowed Halter to compete at state.

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