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Bryce Hepner Becomes First UNC 165-Pound All-America Since 2015


North Carolina 165-pounder Bryce Hepner earned All-America honors, Saturday on day two of the NCAA Wrestling Championships. Hepner, in his first season with the Tar Heels, becomes the first 165-pound All-America Tar Heel since Ethan Ramos in 2015. Additionally, Hepner helped UNC post a podium finisher for the eighth-straight national tournament. (GoHeels.com)

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Bryce Hepner Becomes First UNC 165-Pound All-America Since 2015