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Colin Meagher, Benas Whelan, Alex Connolly, Aaron McCormack and Rubik Grigoryan with the second place team trophy that they won in Malta
Colin Meagher and four of his students from SBG Clonmel (Martial Arts Gym) - Benas Whelan, Alex Connolly, Aaron McCormack and Rubik Grigoryan - won the second place overall team trophy at the Malta National Freestyle Wrestling Championships.
Colin, Benas and Rubik all took home silver medals after several matches each.
Alex won a bronze medal after beating the Maltese national champion and Aaron fell just short of a medal, but had some great performances and added points to help the Clonmel contingent win the second place team trophy.
The SBG Clonmel team represented Irish wrestling and wore sponsored tee-shirts from the national wrestling federation, the IAWA.
The event was held at the Marsa Sports Ground and coincided with the 55th anniversary of the Malta Amateur Wrestling Federation.
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