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Steele said, Shes fundamentally sound on the things she knows, but there are things that she never learned that are going to kill her when she comes up against a better wrestler."
Loudoun County coach Dave Wagner has also seen the 112-pound fury in action. It was in West Virginia that Wagner saw his 112 pounder, Mike McMurrer, become the second win of Kandice's career.
"I think every time you step onto the mat, you learn something," said Wagner. "And when she wrestled in West Virginia, she found weaknesses and used them to her advantage. That’s the mark of any good wrestler."
So much potential, so little time to train. Still, she's doing better than the average first-year wrestler, and Steele is making sure that her education is not overloading her natural abilities.
"I just have certain fundamental things that I make her do over and over again,” explained Steele. "It’s not really how much she can do, it's how
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