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Rank Year First Last City State
1 So. Tommy Thorn St. Michael-Albertville MN
2 Sr. Matt Garelli Elmhurst IL
3 Sr. Johnson Mai North Torrence CA
4 So. Nathan Boston Lawrence North IN
5 So. Zac Hall St. John?s MI
6 Jr. Ronnie Bresser Henley OR
7 Fr. Matt Kolodzik Miami Valley OH
8 So. Jordan Northrup Harlem IL
9 So. Mason Pengilly Porterville CA
10 So. Dalton Macri Canon-Mac PA
11 So. Noah Teaney Oak Park MO
12 So. Sean Russell Collins Hill GA
13 So. Ryan Millhof Collins Hill GA
14 Sr. Bobby Nachreiner Hartford WI
15 Sr. Jordan Bremer Woodberry Central IA
16 So. Steven Micic Cedar Lake IN
17 Sr. Jan Rosenberg Morris Nolls NJ
18 Sr. Javier Vieryra Salina South KS
19 Jr. Jarred Oftedahl Benilde-St. Margarets MN
20 Fr. Ke-Shawn Hayes Park Hill MO
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Rank Year First Last City State
1 Jr. Dalton Brady Colorado Springs CO
2 Jr. Nathan Tomasello CVCA OH
3 Sr. Nicky Roberts North Star PA
4 Jr. Micah Perez Central Union CA
5 Jr. Jarred Brooks Warsaw IN
6 Jr. JR Wert Christiansburg VA
7 Sr. Phil Laux Iowa City West IA
8 Jr. Barlow McGhee Rock Island IL
9 So. Joey McKenna Blair Academy NJ
10 Jr. Darian Cruz Bethlehem Catholic PA
11 So. Johnny Jimenez Marmion Academy IL
12 Jr. Kyle Gliva Simley MN
13 Jr. Sebastian Pique Carl Sandberg IL
14 Sr. Billy Rappo Council Rock-South PA
15 So. Emilio Saavedra Pittman CA
16 Jr. Zac Gentzler Andover KS
17 So. Seth Gross Apple Valley MN
18 Jr. Andrew Crone Hartland Arrowhead WI
19 Jr. Ryan Diehl Berkeley Springs WV
20 So. Isaiah Locsin Live Oaks CA
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Rank Year First Last City State College
1 Sr. Jimmy Gulibon Derry PA Penn State
2 Sr. Thomas Gilman Omaha Skutt NE
3 Sr. George DiCamillo St. Ignatius OH
4 Sr. Ryan Taylor St. Paris-Graham OH Wisconsin
5 Sr. Freddie Rodriquez Holt MI Michigan State
6 Sr. Tim Lambert Forest Hills East MI
7 So. Jared Cortez Glenbard North IL
8 Sr. Kyle Ayersman Lake Central IN
9 Sr. Max Hvolbeck Blair Academy NJ
10 Sr. Dylan Peters Denver-Tripoli IA Northern Iowa
11 So. Zeke Moisey Bethlehem Catholic PA
12 So. Gary Wayne Harding Collinsville OK
13 Jr. Cory Stainbrook Streetsboro OH
14 Sr. Mason Todd Pendelton Heights IN
15 Jr. Connor Schram Canon-Mac PA
16 Jr. Victor Lopez Calexico CA
17 Sr. Drew Ferguson-Mitchell Collins Hill GA
18 Sr. Eric Montoya Volcano Vista NM
19 Jr. Jaret Singh Kearney MO
20 So. Jason Nolf Kittaning PA
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Rank Year First Last City State College
1 Jr. Joey Dance Christiansburg VA Virginia Tech (2013)
2 Sr. Rossi Bruno Brandon FL
3 Sr. Dom Malone Wyoming Seminary PA
4 Sr. Nathan Kraisser Ellicott City MD North Carolina
5 Sr. Corey Clark South Polk IA Iowa
6 Jr. Anthony Ashnault South Plainfield NJ
7 Jr. Zain Retherford Line Mountain PA
8 Sr. Hunter Weber Marshall WI North Dakota St.
9 Jr. Dean Heil St. Edwards OH
10 Sr. Corey Keener Blue Mountain PA
11 Sr. Daniel Gaytan Clovis CA
12 Sr. Randy Cruz Bethlehem Catholic PA
13 Sr. Drew Templeman Orting WA
14 Sr. Sam Brancale Eden Prairie MN
15 Sr. Nick Hermann Amarillo TX
16 Sr. Joey Munos S. St. Paul MN
17 Jr. Jacob Schmitt St. Johns MI
18 Jr. Renaldo Rodriquez-Spencer Buffalo NY
19 Jr. Tyson Dippery Central Dauphin PA
20 So. Tate Robinson Christian Brothers TN
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Rank Year First Last City State College
1 Sr. Mark Grey Blair Academy NJ
2 Sr. Zane Richards Carbondale IL
3 Jr. Bradon Jeske Cox VA
4 Sr. Eddie Klimara Providence Catholic IL
5 Sr. Alex Cisneros Selma CA Cornell
6 Jr. Kevin Norstrem Brandon FL
7 Sr. Kagan Squire Wadsworth OH
8 So. Hayden Tuma Boise ID
9 Sr. Joey Palmer Orting WA
10 Sr. Dakota Trom Apple Valley MN
11 Jr. Edgar Bright St. Edwards OH
12 Sr. Brent Fickel Padua Franciscan OH
13 Jr. Mitch Bengston St. Cloud Apollo MN
14 Jr. Stephen Myers Grant County KY
15 Jr. Troy Heilman South Plainfield NJ
16 Sr. Chris Caton Northside CA NC
17 Sr. Kyle Garcia Choctaw OK Oklahoma
18 Sr. Jeff Ott Belmont Abbey MA
19 Sr. Jared McKinley Perry Meridian IN
20 Sr. Garrison White Concord NC
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Rank Year First Last City State College
1 Sr. Jason Tsirtsis Crown Point IN
2 Jr. Ben Whitford St. Johns MI
3 Sr. Tyler Liberatore Wharton FL
4 Sr. Quinton Murphy Holley NY
5 Jr. Jake Short Simley MN
6 Sr. John Meeks DM Roosevelt IA Iowa State
7 Sr. Todd Preston Blair Academy NJ
8 Jr. Mikey Racciato Pen Argyl PA
9 Sr. Case Garrison St Paris Graham OH
10 Jr. Anthony Collica Solon OH
11 Sr. Chase Ferman Broken Arrow OK
12 So. Solomon Chisko Canon-Mac PA
13 Sr. Alec Mooradian Detroit CC MI
14 Sr. Steve Spearman Erie McDowell PA
15 Sr. John Fahy Trinity KY
16 Sr. Lenny Richardson St. Peters Prep NJ
17 Sr. Natrelle Deminson Bakersfield CA
18 Jr. Kyle Langenderfer Lincoln Way East IL
19 Jr. BJ Clagon Toms River South NJ
20 Jr. Shayne Tucker Bella Vista CA
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Rank Year First Last City State College
1 Sr. Nate Skonieczny Walsh Jesuit OH
2 Sr. Brian Realbuto Somers NY
3 Sr. Brandon Kingsley Apple Valley MN Minnesota
4 Sr. Gabe Moreno Urbandale IA
5 Sr. Jacob Crawford Millbrook VA
6 Sr. Andrew Morse Lowell MI
7 Sr. Matt Cimato LaSalle PA
8 So. Bryce Brill Mt. Carmel IL Northwestern (2014)
9 So. Jack Clark McDonough MD
10 Sr. Rylan Lubeck Wisconsin Rapids WI
11 Jr. Austin Matthews Reynolds PA
12 Sr. Tony DeAngelo Southern Alamance NC
13 So. Dylan Milonas Blair Academy NJ
14 Jr. Collin Holler Carl Sandberg IL
15 Sr. Eleazar Deluca Phoenix OR
16 So. Nikko Villareal Gilroy CA
17 Jr. TJ Miller Camden Catholic NJ
18 Sr. Blake Kastl St. Paris Graham OH
19 Jr. Grant LaMont Maple Mountain UT
20 Sr. Angelo Silvestro Marmion Academy IL
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Rank Year First Last City State College
1 Sr. Mitch Minotti Easton PA Lehigh
2 Jr. Isaiah Martinez Lemoore CA
3 Jr. Coleman Hammond Bakersfield CA
4 Jr. Oliver Pierce Allen TX
5 Sr. Max Schneider Lane Tech IL
6 Jr. Brian Murphy Glenbard North IL
7 Sr. Zach Witte Cedar Rapids IA
8 Sr. Zach Dailey Massillon-Perry OH
9 Sr. Travis Curley St. Johns MI
10 Sr. Brett Pfarr LeSeur-Henderson MN
11 Sr. Jared Reis Napolean ND
12 Sr. Jake Elliott Oakmont CA
13 Sr. TJ Fox Field OH
14 Jr. Nick Wanzek Simley MN
15 Jr. Keilan Torres Altus OK
16 Jr. Chandler Rogers Mead WA
17 Jr. Joey Lavalle Reno NV
18 Jr. Garrett Hammond Chambersburg PA
19 So. Josh Llopez La Plata MD
20 Sr. Kyle Ash Tulsa Union OK
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Rank Year First Last City State College
1 So. Chance Marsteller Kennard Dale PA
2 Sr. Zac Brunson Churchill OR
3 Jr. Bo Jordan St. Paris-Graham OH
4 Sr. Brian Brill Central Mountain PA
5 Jr. Eric Morris Wyoming Seminary PA
6 Sr. Clark Glass Brandon FL
7 Sr. Mark Martin St. Edwards OH
8 Sr. Devon Gobbo Delbarton NJ
9 Sr. Justin Koethe Iowa City-West IA
10 Sr. Micah Barnes Simley MN
11 Sr. Felipe Martinez Genoa OH
12 Sr. Dylan Reel Washington IL
13 Sr. Jordan Wohlfert St. Johns MI
14 Sr. Jim Wilson McNair CA
15 Jr. Tyler Askey Northgate GA
16 Sr. Victor Periera Newark CA
17 Sr. Zak Benitz Wisconsin Rapids WI
18 Sr. Jimmy Kloc Iriquois NY
19 So. Burke Paddock Warsaw NY
20 So. Andrew Garcia Detroit CC MI
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Rank Year First Last City State College
1 Sr. Taylor Massa St. Johns MI
2 Sr. Jordan Thomas Greenville MI Michigan
3 Jr. Cody Weircioch Canon-McMillan PA
4 Sr. Iceman Davis Sante Fe CA
5 Sr. Zach Nevills Clovis CA
6 Sr. Jason Luster Pittsburgh CC PA
7 Sr. Geordan Speiller Pine Castle FL
8 Sr. Cody Allala Hopewell VA
9 Sr. Steve Congenie Villa Park IL
10 Sr. Isaac Jordan St. Paris Graham OH Wisconsin
11 Sr. Alex Meyer Southeast Polk IA
12 Sr. Reece Wright-Conklin Lawrence KS
13 Jr. Ricky Robertson Carl Sandberg IL
14 Jr. Dominic Abounader St. Edwards OH
15 Sr. Ryan Harrington West Morris NJ
16 So. Zach Beard Tuttle OK
17 Sr. Silas Nacita Bakersfield CA
18 Sr. Kalvin Hill Minooka IL
19 Sr. McCoy Newburg Independence TN
20 Sr. Kegan Gennerich Hortonville WI
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Rank Year First Last City State College
1 Sr. Nikko Reyes Clovis West CA Illinois
2 Sr. Jordan Rogers Mead WA
3 Sr. Kyle Crutchmer Tulsa Union OK Oklahoma St.
4 Sr. Brandon Griffin Sprague OR
5 Sr. Wes Phipps Grove City PA
6 Sr. Jack Dechow Richmond IL
7 Sr. Kevin Beazley Detroit CC MI
8 Sr. Willie Miklus SE Polk IA
9 Jr. Brooks Climmons Pope GA
10 Sr. Scott Gibbons Metarie LA
11 Sr. David Reck Colonial Forge VA
12 Sr. Tevin Shaw Piscataway NJ
13 Sr. Greg Wilson Keller TX
14 Jr. Dakota DesLauriers Burrell PA
15 Sr. Robert Marchese Oak Hills CA
16 Sr. JJ Jude Johnson Central KY
17 Sr. Anthony Pafumi St. Peters Prep NJ
18 Jr. Ray O?Donnell Saucon Valley PA
19 Sr. Connor King Poway CA
20 Jr. Jaeden Bernstein Vorhees NJ
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Rank Year First Last City State College
1 Sr. Devin Peterson Wisconsin Rapids WI Wisconsin
2 Sr. Sam Brooks Oak Park IL
3 Sr. Gage Harrah Crystal Lake IL
4 Sr. Huston Evans St. Paris-Graham OH Virginia Tech
5 Jr. Mitch Sliga Fishers IN
6 Sr. Chaz Gresham Goshen OH
7 Sr. Ben Stroh Chinook MT
8 Sr. Roland Dunlap Muskego WI
9 Sr. Dwight Howes Arvada CO
10 Sr. Tim Dudley Irmo SC
11 Sr. Taylor McGiffen Alton IL
12 Sr. Jared Bartel Mason City IA
13 Sr. Perry Hills Pitt CC PA
14 Sr. Jesse Doyle Wheatmore NC
15 Jr. Broc Berg Kasson-Mantorville MN
16 Sr. Joe Jessen Millbrook VA
17 Jr. Preston Lehman West Fargo ND
18 Sr. James Suvak St. Edward OH
19 Jr. Jordan Ellingwood Plainfield Central IL
20 Jr. Alex Bambic Desert Vista AZ
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Rank Year First Last City State College
1 Jr. Adam Coon Fowlerville MI
2 So. Kyle Snyder Good Counsel MD
3 Jr. J?Den Cox Hickman MO
4 Sr. Gabe Dean Lowell MI
5 Sr. Josh Marchok Schaumberg IL
6 Sr. Mike Kroells Scott West MN
7 So. Thomas Haines Solanco PA
8 Sr. Eric Laytos Lackawanna Trail PA
9 Sr. Jordan Gruettner Muskego WI
10 Sr. AJ Vizcarrando Wyoming Seminary PA
11 Sr. Ryan Solomon Milton PA
12 Sr. Ty Walz St. Edwards OH
13 Sr. Brad Johnson Lockport IL
14 Sr. Matt Meadows CVCA OH
15 Jr. Spencer Empey Reed NV
16 Sr. Austin Lobsinger West Valley CA
17 Jr. Nate Rotert Spearfish SD
18 Jr. Nick Cobb Allen TX
19 Sr. Nolan Boyd Deer Creek OK
20 Sr. Jimmy Trull Bellevue WA
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Rank Year First Last City State College
1 Jr. Brooks Black Blair Academy NJ
2 Sr. Doug Vollaro Pine Castle FL
3 So. Nick Nevills Clovis CA
4 Sr. Nick Tavanello Wadsworth OH Ohio St.
5 Sr. John Rizzo Richland PA
6 Sr. Austin Georgen Caledonia MN
7 So. Sam Stoll Kasson-Mantorville MN
8 Sr. John Dreggors Springstead FL
9 Sr. Greg Kuhar St. Edwards OH
10 Sr. Travis Morgan Stillwater OK
11 Fr. Michael Johnson, Jr. Wyoming Seminary PA
12 Jr. Joe Bexley Bremen GA
13 Sr. Averee Robinson Susquehanna PA Temple (FB)
14 Sr. Gaylen Edmo Fort Hall ID
15 Sr. Dawson Peck Chambersburg PA
16 Sr. Cody Klempay Canon-McMillan PA
17 Sr. Mimmo Lytle Swanton OH
18 Sr. Riley Shaw Washington OH
19 Sr. John Shupp Vacaville CA
20 Sr. Tanner Lowe Coon Rapids MN
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We're taking 11 kids. Brackets are sick this year. Can't wait! http://super32.com/
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WOO WOOOOOO A train
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So will Ruth be out this year or what? Haven't heard anything since his arrest last month.
http://www.centredaily.com/2011/08/25/2889638/psu-wrestler-ruth-charged-in-washington.html
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Tsirtsis Lightner at Sunkist
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Burroughs v Poeta
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Ross Enemait is a badass
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You don't have to qualify.
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Justice Cash is unbelievable its awsome to see him in some of these exp. I believe he is undefeated as a 4th grader, hes going to be a stud.
Justice is a little beast.
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Blake Rypel is a savage. He just keeps getting better. I think Rypel could place at IHSAA state right now.
Alec White is another kid that has just gone to another level over the last year. Very crisp, sharp technique. Good quickness.
[NOVICE 75- 1st folkstyle, 1st freestyle, 2nd greco]
Another kid I think will have a very good year is Jayln Wallace. He's still a bit of a bruiser technically, but he has natural feel and a killer instinct.
[sB 105- 2nd folkstyle]
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Nobody can pin Tom Brands except Chuck Norris.
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Pretty sure you have to be a teacher at LN to be a head coach.
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IMO competition is never a bad thing. Locally, HYWAY will always struggle where other NUWAY affiliated organizations won't because the ISWA is a fantastic outfit. ISWA is responsive to the Indiana wrestling community and makes every attempt to give the people what they want. NUWAY programs are challenging USAW programs in other states because their state organizations suck. It's really that simple.
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Crutchmer is BEAST
http://news.theopenmat.com/2011/08/cowboy-up/
The Oklahoma State Cowboys kicked off their 2012 recruiting class in a big way on Sunday when they received a verbal confirmation from the top in-state talent.
Kyle Crutchmer of perennial power Tulsa Union High School became the 34-time NCAA Champions? first commitment for next season.
Had you seen Kyle Crutchmer throughout Fargo Week, you?d know what he is made of.
Battered, bruised, and often with bags of ice shrink-wrapped around his gut-wrench-impaled ribs after each session (if not every bout), Crutchmer kept taking the mat like a warrior. And while, like most athletes in our sport, he wasn?t looking for a pay day, Head Coach John Smith was in attendance, and his performance obviously didn?t go unnoticed.
Crutchmer is coming off an absolutely stellar calendar year in which he competed at 160 and 171lbs.
In April of 2010, Crutchmer made the finals Fila Cadets in both styles at 167.5lbs. He backed that up with a double Fargo AA showing at 160, including another Greco finals appearance.
During his regular high school season, Crutchmer wrestled at 160lbs and won the Reno Tournament of Champions with a finals win over Zach Brunson, who would go on to win Fargo Junior Freestyle at 152lbs. Later in the year, he won the Class 6A State title with a finals win over Zach Skates, who signed with OSU for this season, and who made the finals in Fargo Junior FS at 160lbs.
Crutchmer then headed to Virginia Beach for the NHSCA High School Nationals where he wrestled his way to the 160lb National Championship.
In June, Crutchmer made the move to 171lbs and didn?t miss a beat. He posted a perfect 15-0 record competing in both styles at the Junior Duals.
Then, in Fargo, Crutchmer lost once in GR before defaulting (ribs) to 6th, before placing 4th in FS.
A week later, he parlayed his year-long success into an offer from Oklahoma State, which Kyle has confirmed to TOM that he has accepted.
We had a chance to catch up with Kyle about his college decision:
WS: What led to your decision to head to OK St.?
KC: Coach Smith wanted my brother as well. And we wanted to go to college together. It?s also close to home. And while being close wasn?t the only factor I was looking at, it will be beneficial to have such support throughout my college career. Of course the coaching and the workout partners at Oklahoma State are great, so that was another factor.
WS: What other schools were you looking at?
KC: Old Dominon called a lot. And Wyoming. Me and Brian both really like Wyoming. OU was actually my first choice for a long while. I grew up a Boomer Sooner. But I think with Coach Cody just getting in place and their coaching staff still getting rounded out, they didn?t have a lot of time to go out recruiting just yet.
WS: What is your relationship with the coaches and wrestlers at OK St. like?
KC: Jamal Parks actually went to my high school. He was like a hero to me when I was growing up. I remember when I was in 8th grade. Parks was a senior then, and I got to drill with him once. There are also several younger kids at Oklahoma State who I?ve wrestled with on Fargo teams and things like that.
WS: You?ve had a lot of success in the international styles. Was Coach Smith?s track record of developing top international wrestlers a factor in your decision?
KC: Definitely. Freestyle and Greco is a major factor for me. And Oklahoma State always has someone making Olympic Teams or World Teams. It?s certainly something I aspire to do.
WS: Your father is your high school coach. What influence did he have in your college decision?
KC: He didn?t push me in any direction. He was there for advice, and if I had questions. But this decision was all up to me. He?s certainly excited. He likes OSU?s tradition and the fact that I?ll be close to home. But he let me decide on my own.
WS: What weight do you think you?ll be in college? 165? 174? 184?
KC: The staff at Oklahoma State recruited me thinking that I?d probably wrestle 174. But they said if I didn?t grow anymore I could be a 65. I walk around at about 180 right now. And I?m not going to cut any weight at all this year. So we?ll see. I?m thinking 174 in college.
WS: What are your college goals?
KC: I?d like to win multiple national titles and then go on to make World Teams.
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Robert Duncan
Especially if he can find some consistent offense in competition. That kid's a super stud waiting to happen.
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Paul Sullivan could bench more than that when he competed at 112.
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That's awesome!
You can make a donation through the Dragon Wrestling Club.
Dragon Wrestling Club, Inc., PO Box 300, New Palestine, Indiana 46163
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Please come out and help us raise money for these two families!
Let's come together as a wrestling family and show our support for our own! These two warriors and their families deserve everything we can give them.
So come out tomorrow morning, donate some money, learn some new technique and get after it for a good cause. Our room can easily hold 80-100 wrestlers so let's fill it up! Or if you just want to swing by and make a donation that's cool too.
New Palestine High School is located ~10 minutes east of 465.
CHECK THE MAP:
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Saints eh? I hope he makes the team. The Saints are obviously looking to reload at DT. They have a handful of young guys already there.
http://www.neworleanssaints.com/team/roster.html
Brunson to Illinois!
in College and International Wrestling
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http://news.theopenmat.com/2011/10/fargo-champ-brunson-joins-illini/
Fargo Champ Brunson Joins Illini
Published on October 13, 2011 by Willie Saylor ? No Comments
Willie Saylor, Editor
Illinois Coaches Jim Heferrnan and Jeremy Hunter added Mark Perry and Cory Cooperman to bolster their staff, reinvigorate the program, and one more thing?
recruit!
Early indications are that the moves are paying off.
Already with a verbal confirmation from California State Champion Nikko Reyes (184), the Illini received more good news Thursday evening as two-time Fargo finalist Zac Brunson called in his commitment.
Brunson is a 3x State Champion wrestling for Churchill HS in Oregon. He?s fresh off a Junior Freestyle national title earned in Fargo this summer. He was also a finalist in Cadet Greco in 2009, and at the Reno Tournament of Champions last December, and at Fila?s this spring.
He sports a three-year high school record of 141-2, and will be featured as our #2-ranked recruit at 165lbs in our forthcoming Top Prospect Report.
We had a chance to talk with Brunson regarding his decision to head to Champaign. Here?s what he had to say?
WS: What made Illinois the best fit for you?
ZB: It was the best all the way around: the coaches, the campus, the environment. All the wrestlers there seemed focused and serious about attaining their goals.
WS: There seems to be a lot of excitement at Illinois right now with the new coaches. Is that something that attracted you to the program?
ZB: Absolutely. They brought in Perry and Coop and everyone is really enthusiastic and optimistic. There was definitely a good energy there.
WS: What other schools were you considering?
ZB: I took my five visits to Illinois, Minnesota, Oregon State, Cornell, and Missouri.
WS: What are your goals for college?
ZB: Four NCAA titles, no doubt about it. And team-wise, to contribute not only by winning, but by doing whatever I can to help the other people in the program succeed.
WS: Now that you?ve made your decision, is it a relief?
ZB: Yeah. Definitely a lot of stress off my shoulders. Maybe I?ll finally get a good night sleep tonight.