Kentucky Resolution to save Olympic Wrestling

[kdsmith27 14]

Coaches, Wrestlers, Fans,

 

Please read the info below:

 

if you can attend this session at the state Capital to watch the voting and signing of Kentucky's Resolution "to save Olympic Wrestling" by State Rep Steven Riggs on March 11, 2013 Monday at 2 pm Eastern time. In attendance will be USAW representatives, Kyle Ruschel from KY (now wrestling for D1 College) and coming after attendance at the Big Ten Championships. Along with KY coaches and wrestlers.

 

Come and support a worthy cause to keep wrestling in the Olympics.This will be televised both Local and Nationally.

[kdsmith27 14]

I’ve talked with Rep. Riggs and he thinks he’d like to stick with March 11^th. The time to be here would be 2pm. That is probably when the House will convene. They typically do introductions before they move on to legislative business. If for any reason the schedule changes on Monday, which isn’t likely but is possible, I will let you know ASAP. But for right now the plan is to be here on March 11^th at 2pm.

 

Here is the plan - Rep. Riggs would like the names, accomplishments, titles of each person present (I’ll also need a head count to know how many House gallery passes to request). If it is a particularly large group present he may not have time to publicly recognize each person by name but would still like to make note of those with accomplishments who would be appealing to the body or would best help put a face on who this IOC decision is affecting. If possible, Rep. Riggs would like you all to be seated in the house gallery together. When the resolution comes up, he’ll seek recognition from the speaker and will ask you all to stand up before he starts talking about the resolution and introducing the wrestlers present.

 

Does this sound good to you all?

 

Please feel free to contact me with any questions.

 

 

Kris Shera

Legislative Analyst

Veterans, Military Affairs, and Public Protection Committee

Legislative Research Commission

502-564-8100 ext 771

[crazyotto 381]

Get after it boys! Every state should do this.