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By Jeanne Spath

Rappahannock News Staff Writer

Many look at athletes and all they see are the accomplishments on the playing field.

Morgan Blubaugh, a senior at Rappahannock County High School, is more than an athlete.

Blubaugh is a wrestler but also a stellar student.

When you first see Blubaugh at a wrestling meet, you may find him inconspicuously sitting at the top of the bleachers in the comer of the gym, alone, reading a thick book.

Tournament days can be long and Blubaugh takes full advantage of the time to expand his mind.

His mother, Liz Blubaugh, smiled as she recalled when administrators in the Rappahannock school system first suggested the expansion of his

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