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KEVIN CARABALLO HIRED AS NEW HEAD BOYS WRESTLING COACH
We are excited to announce that Kevin Caraballo has been named the new head coach of our Boys Wrestling program. Kevin brings a wealth of experience, having spent two decades as a competitive wrestler and several years coaching at various levels, from youth programs to the collegiate stage. His coaching tenure has produced numerous state qualifiers, placers and finalists, a testament to his ability to develop athletes to reach their full potential.
A graduate of Saint Ignatius High School and John Carroll University, Kevin is deeply rooted in the Jesuit tradition, embodying the principles of being a "Man for Others" and pursuing excellence in all areas of life. His passion for faith-based education aligns seamlessly with the values of Regis Jesuit, where he is eager to inspire our student-athletes to grow intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually.
Beyond his wrestling expertise, Kevin is also experienced in strength and conditioning, further equipping him to guide our athletes in achieving peak performance. He is committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive community where each athlete is challenged to strive for their best both on and off the mat.
Please join us in welcoming Kevin Caraballo to the Raider community. We look forward to the positive impact he will undoubtedly have on our wrestling program and the broader RJ community.
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Beyond his wrestling expertise, Kevin is also experienced in strength and conditioning, further equipping him to guide our athletes in achieving peak performance. He is committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive community where each athlete is challenged to strive for their best both on and off the mat.
Please join us in welcoming Kevin Caraballo to the Raider community. We look forward to the positive impact he will undoubtedly have on our wrestling program and the broader RJ community.
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