High school wrestlers faced 'unspeakable' hazing 'We couldn't stay silent any longer'

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Brody Cobb shared a harrowing experience of being sexually assaulted by four fellow wrestlers during a hazing incident at Liberty High School in Arizona. Pinned to the floor, Cobb was immobilized while another wrestler assaulted him, an act he described as "unspeakable. " This incident has sparked outrage and concern over the culture of hazing in high school sports. Victims like Cobb are now speaking out, illustrating the need for systemic change to protect students from similar abuse. The growing awareness of such incidents has prompted calls for local officials and school authorities to adopt stricter anti-hazing policies.

Statistics show that hazing remains prevalent in high school athletics, with many victims feeling forced to remain silent. Advocates urge for comprehensive training and education programs to combat this issue effectively. As more victims come forward, the conversation around hazing and sexual misconduct in sports must continue to evolve.

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