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Canon-Mac Coach Chris Mary resigns... named Wrestling USA National Coach of the Year for 2012-13.

 

Twelve Inducted into PWCA Hall of Fame Class of 2013 (photos) on May 19th in State College.

Sylvester Terkay will be one of 14 people, along with a Team of Yesteryear, who will be inducted in the Washington-Greene Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame next month. The ceremonies take place Friday, June 14 at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Meadow Lands. Tickets are $45. Ticket orders can be made by contacting B.J. at 724-678-4320.

 

Bill Welker reviews the new wrestling movie  "Pinned"

 

Steve Bosak to offer Wrestling Clinic in State College on June 8th and 9th.
Dan Hodge winner- Kyle Dake, Cam Simaz and Bosak will serve as clinicians.

www.bigredchamps.com has all of the information about the clinic.

The clinic is affordable and will feature some of the very best wrestlers in the nation at an affordable cost.

 

We congratulate our main college contributor Barry Burtnett as he was honored by the NWCA for his contributions as one of three who was awarded the Dan Gable "America Needs Wrestling Award"
News article and photos  page one      page two   Barry is our #1 college correspondent.

 

Kyle Dake has named as a finalist for Sports Illustrated's College Athlete of the Year. To vote for Kyle, go to http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/college-athlete-of-the-year/

 

Photos of Central PA 'retired' Wrestling Breakfast- over 100 in attendance.
Quentin Wright and Neil Turner guest speakers. Coach Cael Sanderson attends.

The Journeymen Wrestling Classic in NY... Information for wrestlers and coaches

Easton Elite Summer Duals  

We have 4 spots remaining in our dual tournament for June 8th 2013.  Please let me know ASAP if you are coming to reserve a spot.  

Committed teams

Easton

Hunterdon Central

Octorora/Defiance

North Lebanon

East Stroudsburg South

Princess Anne VA

 

Annville-Cleona is looking for a few additional schools to join our Wrestling Duals Tournament on Saturday, January 11, 2014.  If you are interested, please email Tommy Long at tlong@acschools.org

3rd Annual Fall Qualifier.  The only Super 32 Qualifier in Virginia.  We have over 300 high school wrestlers from Kentucky to Ohio to New York at this tournament.  Tournament Site: http://www.skylinewrestling.org/html/fall_qualifier.html
Video from last year's tournament: http://www.flowrestling.org/coverage/249732-Skyline-Super-32-Qualifier-Nside-Premier

Choose Top Leg Camp.  The ability to use your legs from the top position to control your opponent is one of the ultimate equalizers in scholastic wrestling. The Choose Top Leg Camp is a wrestling camp that is designed to teach you to stay in good position, score, pin, and defend legs.  I have been running this camp for over 10 years up and down the east coast.
Learn More: http://www.choosetop.com/locations.html

Wrestlehawk.  Get in on the newest big website in wrestling.  Wrestlehawk will be the central source for all wrestling camps and tournaments across the country.  Check it out at www.wrestlehawk.com and register today so we can notify you when camps and tournament have been added in your area.

PWCA names 2013 All-Academic Teams (Eric Zeznanksi and Bill Creps)

 

Rules Changes for 2103-2014

 

In celebration of World Wrestling Month, the National Wrestling Hall of Fame & Museum has selected its 2013 state and regional winners of the Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award. Zain Retherford is named!   <MORE>  (thanks Mike Clair)

We're working on gathering and entering information for the 2013-2014 Wrestling Handbook. Stay tuned.
This will take spring, summer, and most of September.

Team USA 27 ---  Team Illinois 16
220: Nathan Rotert (Spearfish/Lead-Deadwood, SD) dec. Tom Howell (Marist) 7-2
285: Brooks Black (Blair Academy, NJ) pinned Alex Fritz (Marmion Academy)
113: Sebastian Pique (Carl Sandburg) dec. No. 17 Paul Mascarenas (Cleveland, NM) 3-1
120: Barlow McGhee (Rock Island) dec.
Darian Cruz (Bethlehem Catholic, PA) 3-1 OT
126: Connor Schram (Canon-McMillan, PA) dec. Jordan Northrup (Machesney Park Harlem) 7-4
132: Jed Mellen (Payson, Utah) dec. George Fisher (Marmion Academy) 6-1
138: Mech Spraggins (Belleville West) dec. Mitch Bengtson (St. Cloud Apollo, MN) 8-5
145: Brian Murphy (Glenbard North) dec. Jake Short (Simley, MN) 3-2
152: Oliver Pierce (Allen, Texas) dec. Kyle Langenderfer (Lincoln-Way East) 4-3
160: Nick Wanzek (Simley, MN) dec. Colin Holler (Carl Sandburg) 3-1
170: Cody Wiercioch (Canon-McMillan, PA) dec. Dan Rowland (Willowbrook) 7-2
182: Ricky Robertson (Carl Sandburg) maj. dec. Matt Seabold (Burlington, Iowa) 9-0
195: Matt McCutcheon (Kiski Area, PA) dec. Jordan Ellingwood (Plainfield Central) 6-2

 

ATTENTION ALL WRESTLING FANS!!!

May has been declared World Wrestling Month. PA Wrestling will celebrate and honor wrestling in several different ways over the month.  May 15th has been declared Pennsylvania Wrestling Day.. Show your support for wrestling and saving wrestling in the Olympics by wearing a wrestling tee, a wrestling pin, or posting something wrestling on your facebook or website.

The PA senate will proclaim this on Monday, April 15th - sponsored by Senator Bob Robbins (pictured below with your editor).

 


Senator Bob Robbins & Tom Elling

 


Senator Bob Robbins (Left) co-sponsored a proclamation declaring May 15th as
Pennsylvania Wrestling Day- a part of World Wrestling Month in May.
 also in photo Jake Varner, Greg Strobel, Cael Sanderson, Rob Eiter, Jake Herbert,

Dave Vannoy (NWHF PA Chapter Board Member), Senator Jake Corman

 

Check out details for restoring Wrestling in the Olympics on Senator Robbins' site.

 

National Wrestling Hall of Fame - PA Chapter ---
photos from April 14th 2013 by Tom Elling   ====   More photos by Hob Krosesen
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Front: Denny Kellon, Steve Powell, Brad Forbes, Sam Lovello
Back: Ron Nelson, Dick Santoro, Duane Maurer, Don Seeley, Rod Laub

 

Steve Hluschak, Jr. has been named head coach at Northern Lehigh. Todd Herzog retired.

Rande Stottlemyer retires from University of Pittsburgh.. Congrats, Coach and THANKS.

Final NCAA Brackets 2013  

USA 22,    Pennsylvania 18

145 – Benjamin Whitford Mich dec Michael Racciato Pen Argyl (7-3)
113 – Zach Fuentes Norristown dec Paul Mascarenas NM (3-2)
120 – Nathan Tomasello OH dec Darian Cruz Bethlehem Catholic (3-2)
285 – Aaron Bradley Nazareth dec Brooks Black NJ (3-1 OT)
160 – Isaiah Martinez CA maj dec Cody Law Forest Hills (20-8)
182 – Domenic Abounader OH dec Eric Morris Wyoming Seminary (1-0)
132 – Dean Heil OH dec Ryan Diehl Trinity (6-1)
220 – Ryan Solomon Milton dec Frank Mattiace NJ (2-1 UTB)
152 – Austin Matthews Reynolds dec Jake Short MN (8-2)
126 – Joey Dance VA dec Connor Schram Canon-McMillan (2-1 TB)
195 – Jake Hart Hampton dec Broc Berge MN (2-1)
138 – OW_PA Zain Retherford Benton dec Anthony Ashnault NJ (2-1)
170 – OW_USA Zachary Beard OK dec Cody Wiercioch Canon-McMillan (7-4)

 

WPIAL 28,   Virginia 19

113 – Seth Carr South Fayette dec Sean Badua Osbourne Park (4-2)
120 – JR Wert Christiansburg dec Nathan Reckner South Side (2-0)
126 – Tyler Walker North Hills maj dec Gabe Lumpp Christiansburg (19-6)
132 – Dennis Gustafson Forest Park dec Nick Zanetta Keystone Oaks (2-1)
138 – Andrew Atkinson Liberty Christian pin Ethan Kenney Connellsville (3:54)  OW VA
145 – Phil Marra Burrell dec Beau Donahue Westfield (2-0)
152 – Heath Coles Norwin dec Sean Murphy Colonial Forge (6-2)
160 – Zach Voytek Greensburg Salem dec Rory Renzi Lake Colonial (4-3)
170 – Zach Epperley Christiansburg dec Dustin Conti Jefferson Morgan (5-2)
182 – Dakota DesLauriers Burrell dec Ryan O’Brien First Colonial (2-0)
195 – Matt McCutcheon Kiski Area pin Corbin Ramos Matoca (4:14)  OW WPIAL
220 – Zach Roseberry Brentsville maj dec Garrett Vulcano Chartiers-Houston (12-3)
285 – Angelo Broglia Canon-McMillan dec Justin Williams Skyline (3-2)

 

 


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Photos from the PIAA Wrestling 2013   (photos from the full tournament - updated 3/10/2013)

 

 


                               Class AA 2013 PIAA Champions

 

                           Class AAA 2013 PIAA Champions

 

The Jim Butler Award for Most Falls in Least Amount of Time

                                      presented by Steven Butler


            AA - Trevor Stover (Biglerville)

                AAA- Dom Forys (North Allegheny)
   

Outstanding Wrestler - Keystone Wrestling Round-Up
                         presented by Steven Butler


                AA - Mike Racciato (Pen Argyl)

                AAA - Chance Marsteller (Kennard Dale)
   

PWCA Coach of the Year


                AA - Greg Lazor (Chestnut Ridge)

                AAA - Chris Mary (Canon-McMillan)
   

Other Awards


                Wrestling USA/PA Wrestling Man of the Year
                  Mike Smith (center) with wife Doris
                          
presented by Rich Vetock

         Round-Up Media Award - Lynn Saternow
                        
presented by Craig Phillips
 
   

Dapper Dan          USA Team  vs    Pennsylvania Team      -      Virginia Team   vs  WPIAL Team

 

We Are Manheim -

ESPN story of the tragedy that happened two years ago to several Manheim Central football players.  It is a powerful documentary and should be shown to every teenager.

 

PWCA Hall-of-Fame Class of 2013  (bios)
Duane Maurer, Tom Harbert, Brad Lloyd, Dave Cook, Scott Hovan, Joey Killar, Josh Koscheck, Tim Wittman, Mark Bodo, Jeff Sweigard, Mike Cole, Mike Clair and Kevin O'Neil. Details will be posted when I receive them.

 

PA Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame - Class of 2013   Poster of Inductees (good job, Mike Clair)

Dennis Kellon, Rodney Laub, Sam Lovello, Duane Maurer, Ronald Nelson, Steve Powell, Dick Santoro and Don Seeley.

Brad Forbes will be awarded the Medal of Courage.

 

 

PA Wrestling Coaches' Convention-- coming next October 25-26
Featuring Cael Sanderson (here with your editor Tom Elling)
ALL states and ALL levels of coaches or interested parties
are welcome to attend.

 

Coach Ken Chertow discusses local and Pennsylvania wrestling during the interview, posted online at 1450espnradio.com.

 

John Gillis of the NHFS highlights Pennsylvania Wrestling and  the Giant Center as a special place for High School Wrestling. Rec Hall and other venues mentioned.

 

NCAA Division I Qualifying Allocations  (AWN)

 

Intermat NCAA Rankings

 

BigTen pre-seeds

 

NAIA 2013 Championship Brackets/Final Results (March 2)

 

Follow the PIAA State Championships at Escape Sports

We will also have links, reports, and many photos right here at the original high school wrestling website!

 

                            2013 NW AAA Regional Champions

 


   McDowell wins NW AAA Regional Team Title
 

Neil Buckley Service Award- goes to Gary "Gimp" Brownell @ National Prep Championships. Congrats, Gimp!

 

National Prep Results  Feb 23, 2013

 

Keep wresting in the Olympics site  http://keepwrestlingintheolympics.com/

 

PWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team Nomination Form (note change - All applications should have an Academic Percentage instead of a GPA)

 

We get a mention in PIAA's "From the End of the Bench.."

 

Pennsylvania Independent School States    Brackets       Team Scores   (thanks Jamie Mosteller)

National Prep Tournament coming Feb 22-23

 

WILLIAMSPORT - Five new members of the District Four Wrestling Coaches Association Hall of Fame will be inducted before the finals of the Class AA tournament at Williamsport High School Saturday night. The class of 2013 includes Bob Nye of Shamokin, Don Baylor of Muncy, Bob Hall of Hughesville, Bob Lynch of Mifflinburg, and Ben Hepburn of Loyalsock.
    Class AAA representatives, Marlin Van Horn of Selinsgrove and Rob Johnson of Shikellamy, were inducted during the District Duals at Milton last month.
    Nye compiled a 99-22-2 career record for the Indians and earned four medals at the District Four tournament, including gold in 1991. As a junior he won a Northeast Regional championship at 275 pounds and captured a PIAA championship. He was unable to defend his title as senior because of an injury.
    Nye, who earned a health and physical education degree from Lock Haven University and a masters in sports management from the U.S. Sports Academy. He teaches at Shamokin High School where he was an assistant coach for 13 years.
    Baylor was a thee-sport athlete at Muncy where he won 8 letters and was a member of the unbeaten 1954 football team. Baylor compiled a 32-7 record as a wrestler, winning two West Branch championships. As a junior he had just two losses, both to state champion Dave Einsel of Shamokin. His senior year he won District Four and Northeast Regional titles and was unbeaten until the PIAA finals where he lost, 4-0, at 185 pounds.
    Hall won four varsity letters at Hughesville. He was a District Four champion and Northeast Regional runner-up at 185 pounds in the 1959. At Bloomsburg State Teachers College, Hall won 2 PSAC championships, finished first and third at the NAIA national tournament, and placed fifth at the NCAA tournament becoming the first Bloomsburg athlete to earn All-American status.
    Hall was awarded the Robert Redman Trophy as the outstanding senior athlete and was inducted into the Bloomsburg University Hall of Fame in 1998. Hall also started the wrestling program at Cocalico High School where he coached for eight years.
    Lynch was the first wrestler to take the mat for the new Mifflinburg wrestling program in 1952. He compiled an unbeaten record his senior year but was unable to compete in the postseason because of a Scarlet Fever epidemic. At Lock Haven State Teachers College, Lynch placed third at 130 pounds at the NAIA tournament. He returned to Mifflinburg to teach and coach, introducing the Granby System of Wrestling to central Pennsylvania. Lynch and Bob Manotti organized the first elementary tournament in District Four.
    Lynch coached his three sons to nine sectional championships, five district titles, five regional crowns, three PIAA runner-up finishes, and one PIAA championship. His son, Scott, was a three-time All-American and NCAA champion at Penn State. His grandson, Adam, is currently the Director of Wrestling Operations at Penn State.
    Hepburn began wrestling in 8th grade and won three West-Central Sectional championships. He was a two-time district runner-up, a two-time regional runner-up, and two-time state qualifier. At Penn State, Hepburn wrestled at 177 and 190. He moved to heavyweight his senior and beat five state champions to become the starter for the Nittany Lions team that was the EWL champions and ranked 7th in the NCAA.
    Hepburn began his coaching career at Loyalsock as an assistant in 1984 and because the head coach in 1986. He had 276 career wins and coached 21 district champions, 19 regional champions, 38 state qualifiers, 29 state place winners, and eight PIAA champions. He team was the PIAA champion in 2005. Hepburn has also been an official for 29 years.

 

 

Tom Harbert reports that we have lost Dave Kling, former coach at Keystone Oaks. Let's send our thoughts and prayers to Dave's family and friends.

 

Keep Wrestling in the Olympics  (from Brandon Slay)

 

February 12 news release by the IOC announcing that wrestling was being dropped

 

IOC Executive Board recommends 25 core sports for 2020 Games

The Executive Board (EB) of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) today agreed on the 25 sports it will propose to the 125th IOC Session for approval as the core sports for the 2020 Summer Olympic Games.

 

The 25 sports are: athletics, rowing, badminton, basketball, boxing, canoeing, cycling, equestrian, fencing, football, gymnastics, weightlifting, handball, hockey, judo, swimming, modern pentathlon, taekwondo, tennis, table tennis, shooting, archery, triathlon, sailing and volleyball.

The EB recommended that wrestling, governed by the International Federation of Associated Wrestling Styles (FILA), not be included on the list of core sports. Wrestling will now join the seven shortlisted sports – baseball/softball, karate, roller sports, sport climbing, squash, wakeboarding and wushu – vying for inclusion in the 2020 Olympic programme as an additional sport.

 

The eight sports are scheduled to make presentations to the Executive Board at its meeting in St Petersburg, Russia, in May. The EB will select which of the eight sports to recommend to the 125th IOC Session for inclusion as an additional sport on the 2020 programme.

In an effort to ensure the Olympic Games remain relevant to sports fans of all generations, the Olympic Programme Commission systematically reviews every sport following each edition of the Games.

 

Golf and rugby sevens were added in 2009 as additional sports to the 2016 Olympic program.

 

The 125th IOC Session will take place from 7 to 10 September in Buenos Aires, Argentina

 

 

PJW announces Significant Changes for 2014

 

Dapper Dan - USA Team announced by Frank Vulcano

 

Congratulations to Redbank Valley for gaining their 500th career dual meet win at the PIAA Team Championships.  Photos of the Champs and other info will be posted here Monday,

 

College Results 2012-2013

 


        Bethlehem Catholic - 2013 PIAA Class AA - Team Champions

 

        Canon- McMillan - 2013 PIAA Class AAA - Team Champions
                         
(two photos above provided by Barry Kline)

 

 

PIAA TEAM Wrestling photos 2013 (added more on 2/11/2013)

GIMP/PIAA link for TEAM Championship Check out the full summaries for each and every dual.

 

District 1 AAA Team Brackets District 2   AA    AAA District 3 District 4
District 5 District 6 District 7 District 8  (Allderdice champion)
District 9  (DuBois Champion) District 10  (Summaries) District 11 District 12 (LaSalle College champion)
       

 

photo by Hob Kroesen     Watch Mike Clair's acceptance response for

his induction to the L-LL Sports Hall of Fame on www.3CTVLive.com

Also enjoy action from some of the matches during the final round of the Championship. 

(Courtesy Alray Johnson Alray@3CTVLive.com)

 

On 1/23/13... Former Penn State University Wrestler and American Paralympian...
Rohan Murphy - visited West York Wrestling, spending time with the coaches and wrestlers!
Rohan shared an inspirational story - and WYJH Coach Wilmer Pressel sent me some photos from Rohan's visit to West York.  If you are interested... please go to my website and you will find the link on the home page.    Best,  Don Lehman
www.westyorkwrestlingalumni.com

 

PWCA Scholarship Application available. Coaches, please pass out at your District Tournaments.

 

Pennsylvania Girls' Wrestling Championship Information (Sunday, March 10th)

 

Shamokin native and former PIAA Champ Dr. Bill Welker produces second Wrestling Drill Book.

 

WHVL Television telecast Schedule for Centre County Region
WHVL-TV is available over the air on digital channel 27 and airs on eight cable systems including channel 14 on Comcast Digital, channel 97 on Atlantic Broadband in Johnstown and Altoona and channel 17 in Clearfield, channel 15 on Windstream, channel nine Tele-Media Zion, channel 56 Penn State Campus Cable, Nittany Media channel 7 and Zampelli Cable channel 29 in the Juniata Valley. For more information, visit www.whvl.com.

 

Click HERE for  PWCA Hall of Fame Class of 2012 photos

 

With the 51-25 win on Thursday, Jan 3rd, the Mount Union wrestling program picked up its 500th win in school history!

 

PIAA Wrestling Tickets - new procedure

 

General McLane wrestling celebrated it's 500th win recently with a 34-23 win at home over last year's AAA State Team Duals runnerup, McDowell.

The General McLane wrestling program was established in 1961 and has enjoyed tremendous success over the years.

Since the inception of it's wrestling program the team has compiled a  record of 500 wins against 246 losses, a 67% winning percentage.The

program has had 3 top 5 team finishes at the PIAA Tournament, has crowned 3 state champions and has had 24 state place winners.

Don Goss

 

NATIONALLY-ACCLAIMED THE WRESTLING DRILL BOOK HAS SECOND EDITION

Former PA Wrestler Bill Welker pens another gem. "A valuable and indispensible tool for every coach."

 

New Coaches:  (thanks to Sean McMahon for providing several of these)
 

Blue Ridge - Zach Edwards

Lackawanna Trail  -  Mike Petherick

Montrose   -    Dom Lucenti

Mifflinburg - Al Fluman

Bob Hedgety is back as head man at Tunkhannock (Keith Youtz will assist)

Cassidy Shults at Bloomsburg

Shaun Hayes is the new coach @ Erie East

Jamestown: Steve Pfaff replaces Michael Menold  (thanks to John Reynolds for the several from Dist Ten)
Union City: Jeff Hiner replaces Ed Margie
West Middlesex: John Taylor replaces Brian Burdett
Cambridge Springs: Shane Ream takes over for Jeff Hiner
Eisenhower: Keil Woodburn (chris black)
North East: Dana Gorton (Sean Day)
Erie East (resurrected program) has a new coach as well,

Craig Albert - Ellwood City

Kyle Davis - Valley View

Jesse Valentine - Carlynton
Ed Neiswender - Lower Dauphin

Shane Irwin- Portage;

Mike Naglic - Richland;

Brian Matson - Ligonier Valley;

Mike Shippy - Central (Martinsburg);

United - Tim Riskus;

Blairsville - DJ Doak;

Tim Rosa is the new head coach at North Star.
Dave Cox has been named the new head coach at Big Spring.

Tad Harbert is the new wrestling coach at Latrobe. Long time coach Marc Billett has retired.

Drew Feldman - Wyoming Valley West

Vic Stanley is BACK.. has been named head coach at Archbishop Wood HS

 

Enter wrestling dual/tournament/coaching openings. This will be nationwide and you will need to set up an account (all free).
This site will enable YOU to make any changes or updates and also for you to remove the request once you have filled the openings.

http://ath-dir-helper.com

 

The Concussion Problem - part 1 by Bill Welker

 

 

Gulibon Wins 4th Title.
10th in PIAA History

1. Jim Conklin - Waynesburg

2. Jerry Maurey - Clearfield

3. Mike Johnson - Lock Haven

4. Matt Gerhard - Catasauqua

5. Ty Moore - North Allegheny

6. John Hughes - Benton

7. Cary Kolat - Jefferson-Morgan

8. Bobby Crawford - Milton

9. Jeremy Hunter - McGuffey

10. Jimmy Gulibon - Derry

 

 

 

 

   

 

Martin Fleming's Compilation of W-L Records for Pennsylvania College and University
Coaching Wins (All-Time)     Coaching History

 

 

 

New Coaches for 2011-2012

 

Casey Taylor is the new head coach at Reynolds, replacing his step-father Brian Hills.

New South Western coach is Brad Zeigler.

Mt. Pleasant Area has a new coach, Mike Long.
He has two new former Connellsville wrestlers as assistants, Jake Knepper and Ashton Primus.

Moshannon Valley - Justin Fye

Northern Cambria - Joe Chunko

Shikellamy -  John Supsic III will be head man for 11-12.

Hanover High School-   Dave Cataldo, Head Coach

Bill Bassett has taken over at Johnstown High in District 6.

Greg Barnett is now the head coach at Corry.

Ken Thomason has been named HWC at Wilson (West Lawn)

Joe Youngblood has been named the new head wrestling coach at Phoenixville Area High School (District 1)

Tristan Boyd is the new head coach at Souderton.

Seth Lisa will be heading Northampton..

 

Takedown Wrestling Radio... hear exclusive interviews with wrestling personalities.

 

All Time PIAA and NCAA Champions  (updated by Rich Vetock)


  Rich Vetock - the Master

 

Lancaster Alliance Wrestling Club - information provided by Dave Vannoy

 

PA Independent School Wrestling Site

 

 

Dean Beers' Lehigh Valley Wrestling website.. covering college and HS wrestling.

Joe 'MatHound' Walker's Central Mountain Wrestling

PWCA official website

 


Don Lehman's NEW West York High Wrestling Alumni Website- dedicated to past and present wrestlers.

Past Results of PIAA Wrestling Tournaments    

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The History of the CNW  / Northwest Regional (AAA) 
Cost $20 (plus $4 S&H) Total $24.00  -- Limited number printed.

This 270-page book includes:

1. Every wrestler who ever participated in the CNW - NW Regional - from 1951 to 2011 (thousands!) In brackets and also alphabetically listed with wt class, year, and the place (where applicable).

2. Full Brackets for ever year with every weight class... wrestler, school, results.

3. CNW/NW Regional records - who has the quickest fall? the most falls? the most wins? How many four-time and three time champions have there been and who are they?

4. Which school has had the most Regional Champions?  What were the team scores each year since team race started in 1982? Breakdown of ALL schools and their Regional Champions.

5. All the sites used are listed with the years.. all the tournament directors... every group of champions' photo is included.

6. What were some of the rules changes, weight class changes and more? Remember when we had riding time?

7. Also listed are the officials (refs) for each year with the date and the site year-by-year on top of the brackets.

There is no other book with this complete information and this will be the only time this book will be printed.

If you or anyone your know has participated in the 'Regionals', you should order one while they last.

NOTE: Book is at the printer and should be ready to ship within the next week or so.

You can order by sending a check for $24 to Regional History, P. O. Box 334,  Revloc, Pa  15948  or via paypal below.

 

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