New Jersey high school wrestling team won't compete in events with ref who told athlete to cut dreadlocks - News Summed Up

New Jersey high school wrestling team won't compete in events with ref who told athlete to cut dreadlocks


A New Jersey school district has said its wrestling team will no longer compete in events officiated by a referee who told one of its athletes to cut his dreadlocks before a match or risk a forfeit. Last week, Buena Regional High School wrestler Andrew Johnson, who is black, was captured on a video obtained by SNJ Today receiving a haircut from an athletic trainer. Johnson went on to win his match against a rival from Oakcrest High School but appeared visibly upset. The high school’s wrestling coach and athletic trainer discussed the incident with board members behind closed doors Wednesday. NEW JERSEY REFEREE WHO FORCED WRESTLER TO CUT DREADLOCKS BEFORE MATCH IS UNDER INVESTIGATIONAn attorney for Johnson said the boy’s family won’t pursue legal action.


Source: Fox News December 27, 2018 17:15 UTC



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