Here is mine:

103 Daniel Escalante
112 Steve Lampe
119 Erik Akin
125 Zach Roberson
130 Justin Ware
135 Charlie Huehl
140 Brent Cunningham
145 Brandon Pfizemaier
152 Mitch Biems
160 Bill Gabel
171 Jenkins
189 Melvin Douglas
215 Wes Walker
Hwt Jeff Boyle

Coach: Gary Ulmer Olathe North High School

One wrestler I haven't seen on any previous list is Kenny Fischer from Manhattan. Kenny was a 3x high school champ and an all-american at Oklahoma. I think Rory Cahoj from St. Francis should be considered (juco national champ) Perry Keller, St. Francis, grand state champ and juco runnerup. Three of the toughest I've seen in Kansas in over 40 yrs of watching wrestling.

I'll throw out a name from the seventies. Frank Gonzalez from Bonner Springs. Had only 1 loss in High School it came his senior year at State to a guy he had beaten the year before. He was suffering from a bad case of the flu at the time. Still managed to get 3rd. He was an undefeated state champ the previous two years. His freshman year he was in Boys Town in Nebraska. He was a High School All American an received a scholarship to UCLA. I'm a little foggy on his college career but I know he qualified for the NCCA tourney there, but transfered to Division II University of Nebraska Omaha where he was a National Champ. He is the Head Coach at Wyandotte High School now. Frank had a teammate at Bonner named Levi Middleton. Levi was a undefeated 3A State and Grand State champ his senior year. He only lost 3 matches in his High School career. Took a pass on a full ride to Oklahoma State.

No Justin Ware never lost to Temor Terry. Terry went up to stay away from Ware after a pretty decisive loss to him at state. I don't think Ware lost any matches to Kansas Wrestlers unless it was very early in his career. He lost to a couple of guys from Oklahoma in close matches in finals of tourneys down there but I can't remember him losing in Kansas. Idon't think Justin Thaw was in his weight but I am not sure about that. I will second that post about Cahjoi and Keller and Ginger from St. Francis was awful good as well as Falkender.

Any list that leaves out Quentin Horning from Norton never saw him wrestle he was a tough tough dude.

Here are a couple of names to throw in the mix
Eric Koehler of Nemaha Valley as dominate as anyone in the early 80's -defeated Douglas at the unofficial grand state their senior year, also a couple heavies: Jerry Quick of Chapparal--played pro football for the Steelers i believe--a good heavy,,not a Boyle but good and Greavy from Osborne--a real horse and i believe a Juco All-American. Chad Flores-Silver Lake, a two timer with a heart as big as anyone, had a very nice career at UNK. A kid a lot of people did not like, but who was aggressive and dominated: John Blosser of SFT. Also if you guys could help me out here, have been out of touch recently, what happenned to Long of SFT, know he originally went to CMSU, then Colby----someone elaborate--thanks

Dont forget about Josh Lattimer at 215 he was a 3x finalist and a 2x state champ undefeated his junior and senior year.

Are you all on CRACK??? While I didn't read all of the posts thoroughly, I did skim through them and I didn't see Bo Maynes mentioned anywhere. You know, that kid who went undefeated all through high school. Seriously, you guys, he was a stud. Trust me he kicked my *** from 6 and under to senior year, he is/was a stud.

yea, this is Wes Walker and I know Bo. In fact I
ran into him 2 years ago when we dualed Oklahoma.
He was known for an unbeliable fireman's in High School. I don't think anyone's on any crack though. I would also like to let everyone to be sure to follow Bobby Lashley, Junction City KS. Bobby was a KS state Champ and a 3 X National Champion at Missouri Valley College where he coached and kicked my butt on a regular basis. He is now ranked among the world's best has caught the attention of Cael Sanderson.

I don't think anyone really is forgetting about Bo Maines he is a great one no doubt about it. If I had to pick though between him and Duell, I take Duell a hundred times in a row. He is the most dominate wrestler I have seen in this state, just flawless on his feet and a total technician. Bo is a close second in my mind in that weight and to be sure they are both nationally among the all time great high school wrestlers not just in this state but in any state.

By the way I may be wrong but as good as Lashley is I don't think Sanderson is that worried about him yet.

a couple of guys that were omitted: Ed Miller of Hoxie, 3 timer back when the state championship was a three tourney affair, Jack lollar from Scott City, 3xer, It is notable that since Doug Duell of Goodland broke the 4 time barrier and the states were split up and weakened, there is a 4 timer every year, but for the first 42 years or so of Kansas wrestling, no one was able to accomplish it.

dont forget about noah clouse from a few years back

Lashley and Cael are a different weight classes but they have trained together at the olympic training center where Bobby wrestles for the Army team.Just wanted everyone to know theres a Kansas boy out there many people don't know about.

Chris Bolin is also somebody that should be on this team. Although he isn't well known he should be.

Bolen was tough I forgot about him. I don't know why he doesnt get more press than he has. I think he was always right on the edge of winning that hump match in college and if there had been a board like this one he would have been famous. He was a great one no doubt about that.

what about jerad speer

Jason Blanding wasn't too shabby either!

Howdy Jason!