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This could mean trouble!
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Don't know ALL, but a few:
Duell-Goodland
Gable-St. Francis
Maynes-Salina South
Gilliland-Hoxie
Madden-Norton
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Nate Naasz, NWCA
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This could mean trouble! I don't know about "trouble" but I will say it is obvious that most rankings services don't check out the weights and wrestlers at those weights. I firmly believe there are a few decent rankings services that do their homework, but even they are limited. For my money, Intermat Wrestling with Jason Bryant is by far the best, then after that and depending on the weight you look at is Rev Wrestling. In this service listed here, as in most, you have kids at the wrong weight, not even close, and some ranked above others that have never defeated the person ranked below them. I will state emphatically, in the long run, Kansas wrestlers get screwed on the national rankings. I think Colorado and yes, even Oklahoma falls into that category as well. As far as I am concerened, you can take most of the HS wrestling rankings, print it out, and use it for toilet paper when you camp out in the woods.
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Dustin May, Derby HS Tristen Deshazer Wichita West Baldridge I am sure a large number of others
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Don't know ALL, but a few:
Duell-Goodland
Gable-St. Francis
Maynes-Salina South
Gilliland-Hoxie
Madden-Norton I only see Gilliland winning two. Is it Mike Gilliland (83,84)?
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Zach Roberson - BVN (?), Bo Maynes - Salina South, Dusty Spaulding - Emporia, Jake Kregbaum (sp) Abliene
Travis Stites ? Ark City? There has been at least one from Ark City, I can't seem to recall his name.
D. Dean Welsh, Junction City
***Dean plays well with others!!! ;-)
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Don't know ALL, but a few:
Duell-Goodland
Gable-St. Francis
Maynes-Salina South
Gilliland-Hoxie
Madden-Norton I only see Gilliland winning two. Is it Mike Gilliland (83,84)? NO!! It's his nephew Matt. 2002-2005??
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I know Oklahoma has 19 4X Champs:
4-Time State Champions ( 19 Four-Timers )
Mike Bizzle (130) Cascia Hall 2002-2005
Ryan Henning (135) Tuttle 2001-2004
Brandon Tucker (112) Broken Arrow 2000-2003
Derrick Fleenor (119) El Reno 1999-2002
Teyon Ware (135) Edmond North 1999-2002
Clark Shouse (140) Morrison 1997-2000
Matt Grice (152) Harrah 1997-2000
Matt Bean (145) Mustang 1996-1999
Shane Roller (160) Bixby 1995-1998
Jeff Henning (171) Tuttle 1995-1998
Michael Lightner (130) Marlow 1993-1996
Steve Elkins (142) Madill 1992-1995
Jerry Best (136) Chandler 1988-1991
T. J. Jaworsky (123) Edmond 1987-1990
Kyle Rosebure (136) McAlester 1984-1987
Todd Chesbro (157) Stillwater 1984-1987
Kenny Monday (141) Tulsa Washington 1977-1980
Cecil Beisel (HWT) Perry 1975-1978
Leonard Shelton (HWT) Ponca City 1937-1940
When I went to HS at Putnam City, OK, they had two, pretty much back to back with Beisel and Monday. They were the first ones in 35 years.
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I think this is a complete list of Kansas four timers:
Doug Duel - Goodland - 1972-1975
Roy Oeser - KMC - 1974-1997
Matt Treaster - Beloit - 1981-1984
Todd Layton - Independence - 1984-1987
Todd Drake - Andover - 1985-1988
Justin Ware - Ark City - 1989-1992
Dusty Spalding - Emporia - 1992-1997
Bill Gabel - St. Francis - 1993-1996
Devin Bahm - Ark City - 1993-1996
Bo Maynes - Salina South - 1995-1998
Zach Roberson - BVNW - 1996-1999
Jeremy Long - Santa Fe Trail - 1997-2000
Travis Stites - McPherson - 1997-2000
Dustin May - Derby - 1998-2001
Doug Hoover - KMC - 1999-2002
Jake Kriegbaum - Abilene - 2001-2004
Matt Gilliland - Hoxie - 2001-2004
Josh Baldridge - Campus - 2002-2005
Clay Madden - Norton - 2003-2006
Tristen Deshazer - Wichita West - 2003-2006
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Matt Gilliland. I believe he graduated in 04
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Must be his Dad that was a 2X champion at Hoxie.
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The 4 time SC include:
Doug Duell, Goodland 1972,73,74,75 Grand SC 1975
Roy Oeser Wichita KMC 1974,75,76,77 Grand SC 1976
Matt Treaster Beloit 1981,82,83,84
Todd Layton Independence, 1984,85,86,87
Todd Drake Andover, 1985,86,87,88
Justin Ware Ark City, 1989,90,91,92
Devin Bahm Ark City, 1993,94,95,96
Bill Gabel St. Francis 1993,94,95,96
Bo Maynes Salina South 1995,96,97,98
Zach Roberson Blue Valley NWHS 1996,97,98,99
Jeremy Long Santa Fe Trail, 1997,98,99,00
Dusty Spaulding Emporia, 1997,98,99,00
Travis Stites McPherson,1997,98,99,00
Dustin May, Derby 1998,99,00,01
Doug Hoover Wichita KMC, 1999,00,01,02
Mat Gilliland Hoxie, 2001,02,03,04
Jake Kriegbaum, Abilene 2001,02,03,04
Josh Baldridge Haysville-Campus 2002,03,04,05
Clay Madden Norton 2003,04,05,06
Tristen Deshazer Wichita West 2003,04,05,06
20 total 4-time state champions. RMG
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Must be his Dad that was a 2X champion at Hoxie. Matt Gilliland's dad is Doug Gilliland. Mike is Doug's brother, Matt's UNCLE.
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I know Oklahoma has 19 4X Champs:
4-Time State Champions ( 19 Four-Timers )
Mike Bizzle (130) Cascia Hall 2002-2005
Ryan Henning (135) Tuttle 2001-2004
Brandon Tucker (112) Broken Arrow 2000-2003
Derrick Fleenor (119) El Reno 1999-2002
Teyon Ware (135) Edmond North 1999-2002
Clark Shouse (140) Morrison 1997-2000
Matt Grice (152) Harrah 1997-2000
Matt Bean (145) Mustang 1996-1999
Shane Roller (160) Bixby 1995-1998
Jeff Henning (171) Tuttle 1995-1998
Michael Lightner (130) Marlow 1993-1996
Steve Elkins (142) Madill 1992-1995
Jerry Best (136) Chandler 1988-1991
T. J. Jaworsky (123) Edmond 1987-1990
Kyle Rosebure (136) McAlester 1984-1987
Todd Chesbro (157) Stillwater 1984-1987
Kenny Monday (141) Tulsa Washington 1977-1980
Cecil Beisel (HWT) Perry 1975-1978
Leonard Shelton (HWT) Ponca City 1937-1940
When I went to HS at Putnam City, OK, they had two, pretty much back to back with Beisel and Monday. They were the first ones in 35 years.
Ryan, Jared, and Jeff Henning combined for 11 state titles with Jared being a 3 time champion.
Yours in wrestling,
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That is amazing. I wonder how many brothers can beat 11 titles. How close did Jared get to the grand slam?
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