GALLIA COUNTY, Ohio — Gallia County Sheriff publicly recognized River Valley High School wrestler Budder Manley following his state championship victory.
Manley earned the title of Division III State Wrestling Champion at 190 pounds, marking a major achievement for both River Valley and the broader Gallia County community.
In a statement shared on social media, the Sheriff’s Office praised Manley’s “hard work, dedication, and perseverance,” noting that his efforts “paid off in a huge way.”
The post highlighted the significance of the win, calling it “an incredible accomplishment and a moment our community will celebrate for a long time.”
Manley’s championship adds to the strong wrestling tradition in southern Ohio and stands as a testament to the discipline and commitment required to reach the top level of high school competition.
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