High school hazers get it
 

Three varsity teens expelled in hazing
Chicago Sun-Times,_United States_- 10 hours ago
... reduced teenage boys to tears, leaders at Argo Community High School late Monday suspended three coaches and expelled three varsity wrestlers for hazing on a ...

2 Coaches, 7 wrestlers suspended from Rock Hill for hazing
WCNC (subscription),_NC_- Jan 7, 2006
High school wrestlers and their coaches were suspended by the school district for a hazing incident that occurred in Rock Hill. ...

I wonder if high school fraternities haze?

I have some friends who were in high school fraternities, which I don't think were nationally affiliated, but I know had some big social events and a meeting place.

So, They Wanted to be BMOCs on Campi as they now call High Schools and end up being Hoods or drop OUts!:o

Some are innocent:

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January 12, 2006
U.S. jury clears Parkland of athlete abuse

Ex-coach and district were accused of urging student to rough up wrestler for smoking.
By Elliot Grossman
Of The Morning Call

A federal jury cleared Parkland School District officials of any wrongdoing Wednesday in a case involving claims that an ex-wrestling coach urged older teammates to punish younger teammates for misconduct.

After an hour of deliberations, the jury concluded that neither the district nor former coach John Toggas violated the rights of former wrestler James Allen.

Parkland Superintendent Louise Donohue was so confident about the potential outcome that, several hours before the verdict, she wrote a post-verdict statement.

''We believe that justice was served and served well today,'' Donohue said. ''The decision rendered by the jury was the right one and the only one that could possibly have been delivered based on the testimony heard in court for two-and-a-half days.''

Before leaving the courthouse with his parents, Allen, now 23, promised to appeal. ''I'll pursue it until it's over,'' he said, ''and to me it's over when it's a victory for my side.''

During the trial in Allentown, the eight-person jury saw videotaped testimony from former Parkland wrestling star Kurt Pryor. Pryor admitted that, in 1998, he put a headlock on Allen in a school hallway, hoping to persuade him to not smoke.

He called his action a ''dumb idea'' and denied that the coach had anything to do with it. He was the district's only witness.

But in closing arguments Wednesday, Allen's lawyer, Teri Himebaugh, said Toggas, Pryor and another former wrestler were not credible when they denied that Toggas had any involvement.

Himebaugh, of Schwenksville, said the Parkland wrestling community protects each other. ''You don't break ranks. You're a team player. You cover each other's back.''

Former wrestling coach, two students indicted
KLTV,_TX_- 18 hours ago
DENTON, Texas A grand jury has indicted Flower Mound High School's former wrestling coach and two team members in a hazing investigation. ...