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Veazy is all offense all the time and that's refreshing to see from a young big man that Wrestles with the speed and Aresenal of a 138 pounder and a gas tank to put a pace on guys, that breaks them and in essence he weaponizes his cardio and pace to break ppl..
 
I could see him winning multiple state titles and being a world class talent if he keeps on the trajectory he's trending at...I could very well see him having Allred-esque career In HS and who knows maybe even Parris like..I don't want to put too much pressure on a kid or get ahead of myself, but I genuinely see elite talent in many kids in Indiana and he's one of the young gunz I think will be a great Big man.
 
Glad y'all have stud of that caliber coming up and look forward to watching his journey and from what you're saying his father must be a very big influence on his success and overall prowess and development of becoming a great human being..
 
Scary part is this young man hasn't even begun scratching the surface on his full potential and could be in line to Continue IN success at the highest level beyond HS in college and beyond.

Loved it and good to have had most the top Indiana kids show up in state run event without having to travel. 

Loved it and good to have had most the top Indiana kids show up in state run event without having to travel. 

Loved it and good to have had most the top Indiana kids show up in state run event without having to travel. 

Congrats to Coach Trevino and the program 

This is a press release from the town of Chesterton...

Congratulations to new CHS head wrestling coach Andrew Trevino
 
The Duneland School Corporation has named Andrew Trevino as Chesterton High School’s new Head Wrestling Coach.
Trevino will replace longtime coach Chris Joll, under whose leadership the CHS wrestling team has had 47 individual state qualifiers and five individual state champions; 10 sectional, two regional, and two semi-state championships; along with two IHSAA state runner-up finishes, in 2017 and 2021.
In addition to leading the wrestling program, Trevino will teach physical education at CHS.
Trevino is currently teaching physical education at Calumet New Tech High School, where he also serves as a varsity assistant wrestling coach and varsity assistant football coach.
Trevino was the 1991 IHSAA state champion at 140 pounds while wrestling at Calumet High, before earning a scholarship to compete at Indiana University. Highlights from his personal wrestling career:
 
At Calumet High School:
*127-7 high school career record.
*4X conference and 4X sectional champion.
*1989 IHSAA state qualifier at 119 pounds.
*1990 IHSAA state place winner (4th at 125 pounds).
*1991 IHSAA state champion at 140 pounds.
*USA Wrestling Magazine High School All-American Team.
*2X USAW All-American (4th Cadet 120 pounds, 1988; and 7th Junior at 143 pounds, 1990).
 
At Indiana University:
*70 career victories; 4X letter winner; Indiana University’s Balfour Award Recipient, 1993.
*Amateur Wrestling News Freshman All-America Team (5th at 142 pounds).
*2X Big Ten place winners (6th and 4th at 142 pounds, 1993 and 1994).
*2X NCAA championship qualifier, 1993 and 1994.
*2X team captain 1994 and 1996.
 
Coach Trevino has 23 years of coaching experience; seven at Lake Central as assistant coach, one at East Chicago Central as head coach, and 15 as assistant head coach at Calumet High School. He has also been an active staff member at Region Wrestling Academy (RWA) for the past 10 years, where he has helped train numerous state champions from Northwest Indiana and Northeast Illinois.
 
Coaching career:
*1996-2003 Lake Central, assistant coach; coached 4 IHSAA state champions; coached 3rd and 4th place teams at IHSWCA Team State.
*2005-06: East Chicago Central High School, head coach.
*2007-21: Calumet High School, assistant coach; coached an IHSGW and an IHSAA state champion.
 
“Coach Trevino is a well respected coach in the wrestling world,” CHS Athletic Director Jef Hamstra said. “We are thrilled that Andy is joining the Trojan Athletic Department and look forward to him continuing the strong wrestling tradition at CHS.”
“We are excited for Mr. Trevino to continue the outstanding CHS wrestling tradition,” CHS Principal Brent Martinson said.
Trevino and his wife, Cynthia, have three children.

Julianna Ocampo! Deserves some recognition. 

I think if counting all 3 Styles Nate Rioux already has 18 

Torres had a good day...

Julianna Ocampo and Heather Crull are both very solid wrestlers and sure to make some noise at 106.

My son wrestled her in the finals for middle school state and she proved yesterday it was no fluke. She is definitely improving and a solid all around wrestler. 

Np, the young man obviously trains like a champion constantly and every time I have ever seen him, he's better than the time before.. Looking forward to seeing him the next decade plus and all the greatness he achieves, y'all are doing a fine fine job with him and I know high level talent when I see it..
 
Not trying to put no unneeded pressure on him but I can't see him not capturing his share of IHSAA state titles and beyond.. My dear friend, has a stud son is younger than Evan, and we both always talk about how tough he is and the growth each time out.

Thanks for the recognition as Evan works extremely hard. I definitely wouldn’t mind Indiana allowing middle schoolers to do state . I believe Indiana talent level is on the rise and would have multiple middle school kids who could be successful before high school. 

RWA took 6 wrestlers to Iowa and they all placed...
 
Champions-
Sergio Lemley Junior 126lbs
Evan Stanley 14U 106lbs
 
2nd-
Aiden Torres 16U 138lbs
 
3rd-
Ethan Alvarez 10U 71lbs
 
5th-
Justin Williamson 14U 83lbs
 
6th-
Griffin Van Tichelt 14U 102lbs
 
https://www.trackwrestling.com/tw/PortalPlayer.jsp?videoId=1149456135&eventId=&eventType=

Evan Stanley impresses me every time I see him, that young man could contend at 106 in HS right now for a state title, imho.. He's not built like a middle school kid and wrestles like the national champ he is! Congrats to everybody.

Ya pinned Hunter Wagner last weekend. He needs to be more consistent but when he is on he is pretty good 

Quinton Buckmaster in the last year has wins over Rianne Murphy and MSS Hunter Wagner. Also Heather Crull needs a mention as she was MSS Runner up. She also took 4th at 106 HS division Indy Nationals beating  a semi state kid while losing 3-0 to kid who that and was a runner up at Frosh Soph State . 

Quinton Buckmaster in the last year has wins over Rianne Murphy and MSS Hunter Wagner. Also Heather Crull needs a mention as she was MSS Runner up. She also took 4th at 106 HS division Indy Nationals beating  a semi state kid while losing 3-0 to kid who that and was a runner up at Frosh Soph State . 

Soooo... your screen name is like one of those opposite nick name deals??? Like calling a big guy tiny or a tall guy shortdog. 
 
I come to this conclusion that you are not a “wrestlewatcher”... because there was some of the best freshman and sophomores in the state there.
 
Take a look in trackwresting... most of the top few guys are very good wrestlers. But .. checking out track wrestling will give you an idea of who is who. 

What about a school with multiple studs at one weight class. Last weekend a kid who was a back up 106 pounder beat a State Qualifier at Frosh/Soph State? 

I would say that 7th grade class is pretty loaded with some other top kids. I think half with be Bulldogs just North and South 

Is she wrestling in high school? I looked up her middle school state results from 2019. Wow! She had wins over Ashton Jackson, Evan Seng, Dillion Graham, and Toby Billerman... 
 
She’s wrestling on the undercard of a Penn State card that features Dake, Snyder, etc. Does anyone have additional information on her? Does she have a background in BJJ or Judo? 

Sergio Lemley wearing his older brothers singlet in Finals 

Sergio Lemley wearing his older brothers singlet in Finals 

I would say that 7th grade class is pretty loaded with some other top kids. I think half with be Bulldogs just North and South