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When Teague Moore was in High school he often was overshadowed by his older brother's wrestling, but as began to make a path for his own self he began to find more and more success.  At North…
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When Teague Moore was in High school he often was overshadowed by his older brother's wrestling, but as began to make a path for his own self he began to find more and more success.  At North…
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When Teague Moore was in High school he often was overshadowed by his older brother's wrestling, but as began to make a path for his own self he began to find more and more success.  At North Allegheny High School in Pennsylvania, Teague was a runner-up in 1993, took third place in 1994 and was a state and national champion his senior year in 1995. However some of his greatest successes were in Freestyle. He became a multiple time Junior National Freestyle Champion by the time he was heading to college.
 
In College he went on to wrestle under John Smith at Oklahoma State. There he had an amazing career with a record of 118-25 with a National Championship in 1998. Furthermore he was a three time All-American and two time Big 12 Champion.

Teague Moore had the unique opportunity to be a part the Oklahoma State program before it was a dynasty and then go back and coach in the midst of its legendary success. Recently he took over the storied Clarion program that had fallen into disarray. He has made an impact immediately with his first dual meet victory in November of the 2006-7 season and is improving the team fast.