Perseverance
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Falcon Duals at Perry Meridian -- Sat Dec 10th
Perseverance replied to Indysportsfan's topic in Past Discussions
Any updates? Specifically the Littell-Viduya match up? -
Avon vs Brownsburg Let The Talk Begin
Perseverance replied to indywarrior21's topic in Past Discussions
Congratulations to both teams on an excellent display of athleticism and guts. Well worth the drive from Muncie and Middletown after our own practice to watch both teams define the word COMPETE! Loved the environment, the match-ups didn't disappoint, and it's always nice when you have the luxury of cheering for athletes on both sides -
Prayers needed for a young Bellmont wrestler
Perseverance replied to agirod's topic in Past Discussions
On behalf of the Allred household and Shenandoah Wrestling.....Sincere prayers are being sent up for Remy's comfort, and quick recovery. Also that God would guide the surgeon's hand, as well as give Remy's family, and the Bellmont Wrestling community added strength and togetherness as they deal with these adverse circumstances. Outside of prayer, plz let me know if we can help in any way. -
Unsure about Tri. But we (Shenandoah) wrestled Hagerstown at our annual duals last weekend. Although we won by a large margin, Hagerstown has some very hard nosed young men with a lot of heart. They're also extremely well coached. We are sending a JV team to compete there this weekend due to our varsity squad taking part in the Shamrock Duals at Westfield HS.
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Curtis & Laughlin from Yorktown......Gray from Delta.....and Maddox from Daleville immediately come to mind. If I had to pick a guy flying under the radar that I'm confident will make some serious noise, it's undoubtedly freshman Mason Winner from Jay Co.
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Right on. Yeah, Carver is a stand up individual. He and I go back many years. Next time we cross paths, make yourself known brother. I look forward to meeting you.
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We're definitely confident, but always have great respect for NC. Getting to know Coach Martin over the summer and getting some added tutelage for Silas was awesome. Great staff and even better people. That dual is always competitive and I expect nothing less this year. I agree regarding AJ Black! He's an absolute workhorse in the room and is really focused in. All our athletes are extremely blessed to have Coach Black Jr & Sr refining them. They've really built on and strengthened the philosophy shared with our friend, and former youth Coach John Slivka. Going to be an exciting next few years.
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Thank you for your encouragement and confidence Coach. Especially regarding his character. That's #1 priority for us. I'm very thankful he's embraced the importance of being the best version of himself possible on and off the mat, and putting as much drive into his academics as he does athletics. Very much appreciate your words.
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Whatever Sr.! Like you really needed clarification when you hear it from me and see me every day in the wrestling room. But.....I guess by popular demand...........I dedicate this line to all my Shenandoah Radier-Maniacs out there brother! -(in my Hulk Hogan voice).
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Thank you brother! It's a privilege to be a part of. Definitely an awesome tool to network our wrestlers, keep up with the success of so many other deserving kids and programs, and most importantly build solid relationships.
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If you're referring to jake Wilson of Elwood he is not wrestling this year. Thanks for the info brother. I cross referenced your info with Coach Black. Found out the kid Silas beat from Elwood has the last name Morgan is probably their best wrestler other than their 220. The Wilson kid was stuck by our 160 (Josh Gee) last year. Coach clarified that he was told the Wilson kid is playing basketball. I in turn cross referenced the rankings and didn't see Morgan. Apologies about the honest mistake. I guess 5-0 with 3 pins, 2 majors, over at least 2 quality opponents with one being ranked at 182 will have to do . Thanks again.
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Lol. You got that right brother. Quite a few studs, and future studs got started at the PAL Club. Thanks for the kind words regarding Silas. We always keep an eye on Asa's accomplishments. We went through the roof at the finals last year. Tremendous accomplishment. Keep up the great work on and off the mat and continued success man.
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Very much appreciate the acknowledgement. Yes sir, we are. 7 weight class winners yesterday and 2 kids finishing at 4-1. It's been awesome to be a part of the growth and development of this talented and driven group. Should be an exciting next few years.
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Thank you brother. Silas gained significant size and strength during spring/summer weight training. After football, he cut 8lbs to wrestle a comfortable 170. Making 160 over the summer became a grind. With him still only being 14, we embraced the wisdom of guys who've forgotten more about wrestling than I'll ever know, and chose to focus more on continued size, strength and technique development. His wins yesterday over "semi-state ranked" opponents, were over Brad Lowe ranked 5th at 182 from Greenfield Central & a young man from Elwood. I apologize about not remembering his name and ranking specifics. I was given the ranking info by Silas' coaches prior to matches. Silas majored them both.
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Freshman Silas Allred from Shenandoah won the 170lb division at the "Elwood Elite 8" defeating 2 semi-state ranked opponents in the process. Including Brad Lowe from Greenfield Central. Admittedly, those who are familiar with Silas don't really regard these wins as upsets. However, on paper (current rankings) this would qualify. Quite a few people were taken back by the lack of recognition given this young man coming into his high school years, considering his National accolades in middle school, and defeating multiple state ranked high school guys from Indiana and surrounding states over the summer. I've assumed it's because historically incoming freshman at heavier weight classes don't fare too well. Either way, I appreciate your guys hard work and dedication to Indiana wrestling and realize you can't satisfy everyone. Just think you missed an obvious "hammer" with Silas. Thanks again gentlemen.
