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Kid just doesn't stop! 

Rickie Elkins - Portage
Shannon Stout - Delta
Randy Baker - Bellmont
 
All of these guys beat multiple State Champs, some in the same season...

Rickie Elkins - Portage
Shannon Stout - Delta
Randy Baker - Bellmont
 
All of these guys beat multiple State Champs, some in the same season...

Rickie Elkins - Portage
Shannon Stout - Delta
Randy Baker - Bellmont
 
All of these guys beat multiple State Champs, some in the same season...

Could IU/Bloomington do it? Assembly holds 17k it says 

Kid just doesn't stop! 

This weekend, the most important lesson I’ve learned is that if you have a lead of any kind and don’t take a shot every three seconds, “YOU’RE STALLING!!!”

Kid just doesn't stop! 

TYLIN!!!!!!

From 2001:
 
Curt Schleibaum, Seymour def. Rickie Elkins, Portage, won by fall, 3:19.
 
I believe Elkins was up a couple of points before getting put on his back in the pinning sequence. Elkins was Nationally ranked and a returning runner-up from the previous season... One week later, at team state, he beat the State Champ Allen Weinzapfel 8-3
 
I always put him in the discussion for the annual "Best to never win state" topic

The Legend that is Naegle. I wrestled on Team Indiana in the 2003 National Duals with Naegle on the Greco team... Can't remember the exact score, but he won one of his matches like 25-18, hitting nearly a dozen headlocks in the process
 
The Coaches on both sides were struggling to hold back their laughter

I remember Naegle on that Junior Duals team.  It was wild

The Legend that is Naegle. I wrestled on Team Indiana in the 2003 National Duals with Naegle on the Greco team... Can't remember the exact score, but he won one of his matches like 25-18, hitting nearly a dozen headlocks in the process
 
The Coaches on both sides were struggling to hold back their laughter

The Legend that is Naegle. I wrestled on Team Indiana in the 2003 National Duals with Naegle on the Greco team... Can't remember the exact score, but he won one of his matches like 25-18, hitting nearly a dozen headlocks in the process
 
The Coaches on both sides were struggling to hold back their laughter

The Legend that is Naegle. I wrestled on Team Indiana in the 2003 National Duals with Naegle on the Greco team... Can't remember the exact score, but he won one of his matches like 25-18, hitting nearly a dozen headlocks in the process
 
The Coaches on both sides were struggling to hold back their laughter

Nastiest headlocker I've ever seen!

From 2001:
 
Curt Schleibaum, Seymour def. Rickie Elkins, Portage, won by fall, 3:19.
 
I believe Elkins was up a couple of points before getting put on his back in the pinning sequence. Elkins was Nationally ranked and a returning runner-up from the previous season... One week later, at team state, he beat the State Champ Allen Weinzapfel 8-3
 
I always put him in the discussion for the annual "Best to never win state" topic

From 2001:
 
Curt Schleibaum, Seymour def. Rickie Elkins, Portage, won by fall, 3:19.
 
I believe Elkins was up a couple of points before getting put on his back in the pinning sequence. Elkins was Nationally ranked and a returning runner-up from the previous season... One week later, at team state, he beat the State Champ Allen Weinzapfel 8-3
 
I always put him in the discussion for the annual "Best to never win state" topic

From 2001:
 
Curt Schleibaum, Seymour def. Rickie Elkins, Portage, won by fall, 3:19.
 
I believe Elkins was up a couple of points before getting put on his back in the pinning sequence. Elkins was Nationally ranked and a returning runner-up from the previous season... One week later, at team state, he beat the State Champ Allen Weinzapfel 8-3
 
I always put him in the discussion for the annual "Best to never win state" topic

Come on man you stole my thunder.  Elkins built a lead on being better on his feet in the 1st period (maybe 4-1), but then ended up with choice and  picked down.  Someone forgot to tell him that’s not the best decision to make vs. a nasty pinner in Schleibaum.  The cross face cradle was his go to but when that didn’t present itself Curt hammer locked him and got a tight turn.  The moment Elkins, who was already battling some back stiffness, choose down I turned and said that decision is going to cost him this match. 

From 2001:
 
Curt Schleibaum, Seymour def. Rickie Elkins, Portage, won by fall, 3:19.
 
I believe Elkins was up a couple of points before getting put on his back in the pinning sequence. Elkins was Nationally ranked and a returning runner-up from the previous season... One week later, at team state, he beat the State Champ Allen Weinzapfel 8-3
 
I always put him in the discussion for the annual "Best to never win state" topic

From 2001:
 
Curt Schleibaum, Seymour def. Rickie Elkins, Portage, won by fall, 3:19.
 
I believe Elkins was up a couple of points before getting put on his back in the pinning sequence. Elkins was Nationally ranked and a returning runner-up from the previous season... One week later, at team state, he beat the State Champ Allen Weinzapfel 8-3
 
I always put him in the discussion for the annual "Best to never win state" topic

Billy naegle pinning #1 Nathan Dosher of EMD @160 in 04' is up there, Dosher had 1 loss out of state and was on a roll and Billy hit that nasty headlock and it was good night sweet prince 

Delta's #3 Bollinger with an 8-1 win over #1 Horn in the Semi-finals @ Fort Wayne
 
Bollinger up 3 with 10 seconds left and Horn got put on his back attempting a desperation throw... Bollinger has some solid defense!!!

Titus waters looks SCARY. Congrats to the young man on a semi-state championship!