Max Smith makes a name for himself, Jewish Day on wrestling mat
Competing unattached because of Jewish Day School policy, senior Max Smith enters the Maryland Independent School state tournament as a contender at 152 pounds.
Max Smith began wrestling at Jewish Day as an eighth grader, joining a loosely organized team for practice in the school cafeteria. Now a senior, he has become one of the area’s top 152 pounders, and the team’s membership has spiked, too.
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