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 Re: High school with Most state champions
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01/07/13 02:18 PM
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As one who was in high school in 1954-57 I can tell you that there were fewer schools wrestling than there now is in any one of the classes.
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Re: High school with Most state champions
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01/07/13 03:37 PM
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I think that adds a little to the impressivness then.
Unnecessary Roughness is Necessary
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Re: High school with Most state champions
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01/08/13 02:35 PM
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I think that adds a little to the impressivness then. I agree. It would be nice to see that data. How many schools each year offered wrestling. I don't know where to look to find that information. KSHSAA?
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Re: High school with Most state champions
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01/08/13 03:18 PM
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Colby currently has 59 state champions. I was curious so I went down and counted the photos in the hallway by our gym.
Rick Williams
Colby High School
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Re: High school with Most state champions
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01/08/13 07:59 PM
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Colby State Champions Year
Lester Loftus 1936
Robert Windle 1936
Pershing Boyer 1938
Gerald White 1939
Gerald McNutt 1942
Jack Kriss 1948
James Kriss 1950
Gerald Smith 1950
Laren Goldsworth 1951
Bob Saunders 1951
Gerald Smith 1951
Fulgence Schroeder 1952
Gary Haller 1953
Loren Goldsworth 1953
Darrell Gilbert 1954
Orval Williams 1955
Roby Barnes 1956
Tim Hamil 1957
Charlie Kvasnicka 1958
Bruce Flipse 1958
John Fettes 1959
Marvin Schultz 1959
Victor Metzler 1960
Dan Davis 1961
Victor Metzler 1961
Joel Kriss 1963
Ray Davis 1964
Steve Lampe 1965
Richard Barton 1966
Jim Lampe 1966
Steve Lampe 1966
Roger Voss 1967
Steve Lampe 1967
Gary Barton 1970
Larry Swager 1970
Wayne Woofter 1971
Grant White 1974
Mike Johnson 1976
Tracy Rall 1977
Tracy Rall 1978
Brenny Hughes 1978
Brenny Hughes 1979
Tom Arnold 1981
Todd Barnett 1984
Trevor Squibb 1986
Trevor Squibb 1987
Alex Haines 1996
Matt Murray 2000
Matt Murray 2001
Danny Mainus 2002
Eric Luedke 2003
Cole Gacia 2005
Cole Gacia 2006
Breck Arnberger 2009
Tanner Kriss 2009
Dustin Reed 2011
Konnor Kriss 2011
Dustin Reed 2012
Konnor Kriss 2012
Matt Sims
Colby High School
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Re: High school with Most state champions
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01/09/13 05:51 PM
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Good stuff coach! Congrats and thanks for sharing.
D. Dean Welsh, Junction City
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Re: High school with Most state champions
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01/09/13 06:11 PM
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Coach Bode
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These list are very impressive but I have one clarification question...Are these numbers counting the individuals or the actual state title? I see many multi-time state champions and wasn't sure what these numbers were truly expressing...other that a tradition of excellence.
Example: Colby has 59 state champions...is that 59 individuals who have won state, or 59 titles won by their wrestlers?
I know I could just count the names on the list, but for some of these schools I would need an abacus.
Probably an overthought on my part and a dumb question, but I'm just dumb enough to ask.
Justin Bode
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Re: High school with Most state champions
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01/09/13 06:49 PM
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These list are very impressive but I have one clarification question...Are these numbers counting the individuals or the actual state title? I see many multi-time state champions and wasn't sure what these numbers were truly expressing...other that a tradition of excellence.
Example: Colby has 59 state champions...is that 59 individuals who have won state, or 59 titles won by their wrestlers?
I know I could just count the names on the list, but for some of these schools I would need an abacus.
Probably an overthought on my part and a dumb question, but I'm just dumb enough to ask.
59 titles won by wrestlers. We have one 3-timer and a few 2-timers.
Rick Williams
Colby High School
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Re: High school with Most state champions
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01/09/13 06:52 PM
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Bill Johnson
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NORTON TRADITION
92 INDIVIDUAL STATE CHAMPIONS
Jerald Porter 105 1936
Charles Montgomery 145 1942
Ralph Mason 127 1943
Vic Peterson 165 1943
Keith Sanderson 103 1944
Eldon Archer 120 1944
Richard Hemphill 175 1944
James Mulder 95 1946
Gayle Sanderson 138 1946
John Sides 145 1946
Bill Lathrop 95 1948
Don Strevey 165 1949
Chuck Carroll 154 1952
Alvin Bird 154 1959
John Kent 138 1962
Tim Carroll 145 1962
Richard Wyatt 154 1962
Larry “Stub” Urban 165 1962
Charles Kaus 138 1965
Jim Rowh 127 1966
Quentin Horning 138 1967
Ron Tacha 154 1967
Roger Fisher 95 1968
Tom Ankenman 103 1968
Stan Ward 112 1968
Quentin Horning 138 1968
Roger Fisher 95 1969
Quentin Horning 145 1969
Roger Fisher 98 1970
Tom Ankenman 115 1970
Barry Madden 123 1970
Ralph Hackney 175 1970
Joe Durham 98 1971
Tom Ankenman 119 1971
Mark Klein 126 1971
Bill Klein 98 1973
Keith Sides 126 1973
Evan Whitney 138 1973
Dave Ward 112 1974
Evan Whitney 138 1974
David Newell 98 1975
David Newell “Grand State”
John Horesky 167 1977
Kyle Hahn 119 1979
Mike Ray 132 1979
Kurt Hahn 112 1980
Kyle Hahn 119 1980
Kurt Hahn 145 1981
Lance Atwell 155 1981
Kent Hahn 126 1982
Kent Hahn 132 1983
Shane Wyatt 185 1983
Chuck Dalton 138 1984
J.D. Hand 145 1986
Kendall Hahn 130 1990
Matt Jensen 119 1991
Matt Jensen 119 1992
Jeff Boyle 185 1995
Corey Menagh 160 1996
Jeff Boyle 215 1996
Brent Brandyberry 103 1997
Curtis Brown 171 1997
Josh Kellerman 215 1997
Jeff Boyle Hwt. 1997
Brent Brandyberry 103 1998
Curtis Brown 171 1998
Rusty Miller 275 1998
J.B. Harding 103 1999
J.B. Harding 112 2000
Eric Johnson 130 2001
Eric Johnson 140 2002
Clay Madden 103 2003
James Annon 125 2003
Clay Madden 112 2004
James Annon 130 2004
Michael Sprigg 275 2004
Clay Madden 112 2005
Lance Roe 152 2005
Michael Sprigg 275 2005
Clay Madden 119 2006
Nathan Broeckelman 125 2006
Luke Pfannenstiel 152 2006
Lance Roe 160 2006
Nathan Broeckelman 130 2007
Troy Bainter 112 2009
Zach Bainter 140 2009
John Risewick 103 2010
Kaenon Keiswetter 145 2010
Landon Keiswetter 152 2010
Troy Bainter 130 2011
Landon Keiswetter 160 2011
Spencer Shirk 171 2011
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Re: High school with Most state champions
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01/09/13 06:53 PM
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Man, these lists are fun to look at! Looking over those names brings back a lot of memories!
Rick Williams
Colby High School
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Re: High school with Most state champions
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St. James Academy - 2007 First Varsity Season
Ryne Cokeley 2008 119
Ryne Cokeley 2009 130
Taylor Moeder 2009 112
Ryne Cokeley 2010 145
Taylor Moeder 2010 135
Ryne Cokeley 2011 152
Taylor Moeder 2011 140
Reese Cokeley 2012 106
We are off to a good start!
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Re: High school with Most state champions
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01/09/13 08:54 PM
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Better hope those two family's keep producing boys!
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Re: High school with Most state champions
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01/09/13 09:05 PM
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Coach Bode
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These list are very impressive but I have one clarification question...Are these numbers counting the individuals or the actual state title? I see many multi-time state champions and wasn't sure what these numbers were truly expressing...other that a tradition of excellence.
Example: Colby has 59 state champions...is that 59 individuals who have won state, or 59 titles won by their wrestlers?
I know I could just count the names on the list, but for some of these schools I would need an abacus.
Probably an overthought on my part and a dumb question, but I'm just dumb enough to ask.
59 titles won by wrestlers. We have one 3-timer and a few 2-timers. Thanks!
Last edited by Coach Bode; 01/09/13 09:06 PM.
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