A senior headed to Oklahoma State who hasn’t lost a high school match since ninth grade, he has embraced his spiritual side and “started caring more about others than about myself.”
Landon Robideau’s path has been obvious since his boyhood wrestling days in Olivia, Minn.
A senior 160-pounder for St. Michael-Albertville, he’s always seemed a natural on the mat, blessed with fluid hips, innate tenacity, unrivaled resolve and an intuitive feel for the ebbs and flows of matches. Robideau on a wrestling mat was a no-brainer, a synchronous match of the right person in the perfect environment.
So it’s not a surprise that Robideau became a high school state champion, nor that he won three consecutive championships after runner-up finishes to Lakeville North’s Jore Volk in seventh and eighth grade. Continue reading at startribune.com →