PUEBLO, Colo. — Kenny Sailas has style.
On the wrestling mats, yes. His three state championships can answer that one, but his feet is where the style begins.
Kenny wears a special pair of socks for the Colorado high school wrestling state championships every year.
This year he closed out his career with a title in the Class 5A 113-pound division.
Kenny started wearing the fun socks his sophomore year (the year he first won a state title) and would award himself with milk and cookies after he won. Now, it's tradition, and legend.
Sailas went on to win three-in-a-row at Brighton with his milk and cookie socks on, and closed out his senior year of wrestling in the best way he possibly could -- No. 1 in the state.
"It's the best feeling coming from a smaller town we really care about sports. I've been putting on for a while now and it's nice to go out on top," he said after winning.
Sailas is a great example of adding style and some swagger to a sport and having fun in your own personal way. The state wrestling tournament featured lots of unique moves, but none better than the Sailas socks.
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