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A judge sentenced a Mishawaka High School wrestler to indefinite probation and 120 days in the Juvenile Justice Center for the sexual assault of a fellow teammate. He will not have to serve that time if he does everything laid out in his probation, including 50 hours of community service by the end of October, having no contact with the victim or the five other defendants, and having random home visits and drug tests. Six wrestlers were involved in the case two years ago and were all found guilty or pleaded guilty to various charges.

One of the wrestlers found guilty in the Mishawaka High School sex assault case has been sentenced to 6 months of probation, 20 hours of community service and a 60 day suspended sentence. He must also write a letter of apology to the victim. He and five others are accused of trying to sexually assault a teammate two years ago. That is why this is in juvenile court and no names are being released. So far, four of the six wrestlers have either been found guilty or pleaded guilty in the case.  This was the first sentencing.

A judge sentenced a former Mishawaka high school wrestler to indefinite probation and 120 days in the Juvenile Justice Center for trying to sexually assault of a fellow teammate. He will not have to serve that time if he does everything laid out in his probation, including 50 hours of community service by the end of October, having no contact with the victim or the five other defendants, and having random drug tests. Of the six convicted in the case, three are still waiting to be sentenced.

The sixth and last Mishawaka High School wrestler accused in the sex-type assault on a then 15-year-old teammate two years ago has been found guilty. Five of the six were found guilty or pleaded guilty of various charges in the case. Because all involved were juveniles at the time, none of their names are being released. Former Mishawaka wrestling coach Darrick Snyder resigned this spring. He was not charged in the case.

SOUTH BEND - A former Mishawaka High School wrestler is waiting for a judge's order to determine if he is guilty of sexually assaulting one of his teammates.  During the status hearing two wrestlers also accused of assault were among the seven witnesses prosecutors had on their list to testify. In the copy, obtained by WSBT News, the first witness on the list was marked out. Because a judge ordered the status hearings closed to the public, no one from the Juvenile Justice Center could confirm if it was the name of the victim.

The 6th and final wrestler in the Mishawaka High School sexual assault case had his trial before a juvenile judge on Thursday.   We've learned he was found not guilty of criminal deviant conduct but guilty of misdemeanor battery. The case has remained in juvenile court, so no one has been named. The 6 high school students were charged with trying to sexually assault a teammate 2 years ago. 4 of the 6 have either pleaded guilty or been found guilty so far. One of the wrestlers tried Wednesday is still waiting for the verdict in his case.

A Mishawaka High School wrestler was in court Friday and admitted to interfering with the reporting of a crime, the sexual assault of a fellow wrestler. That admission would be the adult equivalent of a misdemeanor. In response to the teen's admission, two other charges against this wrestler were dropped after evidence showed he was not present at the time of the assault. He will be back in court June 4. So far, this brings to four the number of Mishawaka wrestlers who have either pleaded guilty or been found guilty in this case.

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A judge sentenced a Mishawaka High School wrestler to indefinite probation and 120 days in the Juvenile Justice Center for the sexual assault of a fellow teammate. He will not have to serve that time if he does everything laid out in his probation, including 50 hours of community service by the end of October, having no contact with the victim or the five other defendants, and having random home visits and drug tests. Six wrestlers were involved in the case two years ago and were all found guilty or pleaded guilty to various charges.

A judge sentenced a former Mishawaka high school wrestler to indefinite probation and 120 days in the Juvenile Justice Center for trying to sexually assault of a fellow teammate. He will not have to serve that time if he does everything laid out in his probation, including 50 hours of community service by the end of October, having no contact with the victim or the five other defendants, and having random drug tests. Of the six convicted in the case, three are still waiting to be sentenced.

The sixth and last Mishawaka High School wrestler accused in the sex-type assault on a then 15-year-old teammate two years ago has been found guilty. Five of the six were found guilty or pleaded guilty of various charges in the case. Because all involved were juveniles at the time, none of their names are being released. Former Mishawaka wrestling coach Darrick Snyder resigned this spring. He was not charged in the case.

The 6th and final wrestler in the Mishawaka High School sexual assault case had his trial before a juvenile judge on Thursday.   We've learned he was found not guilty of criminal deviant conduct but guilty of misdemeanor battery. The case has remained in juvenile court, so no one has been named. The 6 high school students were charged with trying to sexually assault a teammate 2 years ago. 4 of the 6 have either pleaded guilty or been found guilty so far. One of the wrestlers tried Wednesday is still waiting for the verdict in his case.

The trial for the fifth of six Mishawaka High School wrestlers accused in a sexual assault of a teammate inside the school ended Thursday morning.  All six are being tried in juvenile court, so WSBT is not releasing the wrestlers names because they are all being tried in juvenile court. The alleged attack happened two years ago. Four of the six wrestlers charged have either pleaded guilty or been found guilty. The judge said he would issue his ruling in this case early next week.

One of the wrestlers found guilty in the Mishawaka High School sex assault case has been sentenced to 6 months of probation, 20 hours of community service and a 60 day suspended sentence. He must also write a letter of apology to the victim. He and five others are accused of trying to sexually assault a teammate two years ago. That is why this is in juvenile court and no names are being released. So far, four of the six wrestlers have either been found guilty or pleaded guilty in the case.  This was the first sentencing.

Mishawaka High School's wrestling coach is leaving. He's been hired by Brownsburg Community School Corp. as a social studies teacher and assistant wrestling coach. Darrick Snyder has been on paid administrative leave since the scandal broke that a wrestler on his team had been sexually assaulted by some teammates. Four of the six wrestlers charged have either pleaded guilty or been found guilty in this case. Superintendent Terry Barker says Mishawaka's School Board is expected to vote Tuesday to approve Snyder's resignation.

A Mishawaka High School wrestler was in court Friday and admitted to interfering with the reporting of a crime, the sexual assault of a fellow wrestler. That admission would be the adult equivalent of a misdemeanor. In response to the teen's admission, two other charges against this wrestler were dropped after evidence showed he was not present at the time of the assault. He will be back in court June 4. So far, this brings to four the number of Mishawaka wrestlers who have either pleaded guilty or been found guilty in this case.