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Ohio prep wrestler with Down syndrome wins first match

National Trail’s Brooks Henning (left) prepares to wrestling Wayne’s Tyler Stephens last week at Northmont. Photo courtesy of Annie Montgomery
National Trail’s Brooks Henning (left) prepares to wrestling Wayne’s Tyler Stephens last week at Northmont. Photo courtesy of Annie Montgomery
By Marcus Hartman
Dec 2, 2016
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National Trail freshman Brooks Henning pinned senior Tyler Stevens of Wayne on Nov. 25 at the Northmont Wrestling Premier.

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