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STATE INDIVIDUAL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT STATE TOURNAMENT TEAM CHAMPIONS YEAR SITE CHAMPION COACH POINTS YEAR SITE CHAMPION COACH POINTS 1931 UNC-Chapel Hill Durham William Uzzell 22 1960 Greensboro Boone Appalachian Steve Gabriel 119 1932 UNC-Chapel Hill Durham William Uzzell 47 1961 High Point Thomasville Harpo Withers 56 1933 UNC-Chapel Hill Greensboro Tom Jenrette 40 1962 High Point Boone Appalachian Steve Gabriel 69 1934 UNC-Chapel Hill Barium Springs 34 1963 High Point Boone Appalachian Steve Gabriel 79 1935 UNC-Chapel Hill Barium Springs 33 1964 Boone Appalachian Boone Appalachian Steve Gabriel 85 1936 UNC-Chapel Hill Barium Springs Buck Jackins 41 1965 Boone Appalachian Boone Appalachian Steve Gabriel 83 1937 UNC-Chapel Hill Barium Springs 50 1938 UNC-Chapel Hill Barium Springs 44 1939 UNC-Chapel Hill Greensboro Tom Jenrette 53 1966 Salisbury Goldsboro William Kemp 51 1940 UNC-Chapel Hill Durham B.J. Stewart 26 1967 Reynolds Grimsley Kent Umberger 50 1941 UNC-Chapel Hill Barium Springs 26 1968 Parkland Myers Park John Peel 45 Greensboro Tom Jenrette 26 1969 Parkland Reidsville Charlie Rayburn 43 1942 UNC-Chapel Hill Salisbury J.H. Nettles 24 1970 Parkland Page 39 1971 Parkland Page 43 1972 Parkland Ragsdale Mike Raybon 47.5 1947 High Point High Point Bob Sappenfield 18 1973 Parkland Brevard Rex Wells 40.5 1948 High Point High Point Bob Sappenfield 1974 Parkland Goldsboro William Kemp 46.5 19521949 High PointPoint High PointPoint LeonBob Sappenfield Ellis 51 1975 Parkland Southern Alamance Wally Burke 73.5 1953 High Point High Point Leon Ellis 55 1976 Parkland Grimsley Dennis Barbour 69 1954 High Point High Point 55 1977 Parkland Cary John Sanderson 87. 1955 High Point High Point George Gilley 89 1978 Parkland Ragsdale Mike Raybon 63.5 1979 Parkland South Stokes Bob Scheib 55. 1957 Burlington Boone Appalachian Steve Gabriel 92 1980 Parkland Trinity Harold Smith 51 19581956 Burlington Greensboro BooneGreensboro Appalachian SteveLody Glenn Gabriel 109103 1981 Parkland T.W. Andrews Wally Burke 66.5 1982 Parkland Ragsdale Mike Raybon 55 1983 Parkland Sanderson Dale Warren 56.5 1959 Goldsboro Boone Appalachian Steve Gabriel 102 1984 Parkland Cape Fear Mike Stanbridge 84.5 PLAY WENT TO CLASS A/AA,1985 AAA, AND Parkland AAAA IN 1987 Brevard Rex Wells 87 1A 2A 1986 Parkland 3A South Iredell Bill Mayhew 4A 65.5 YEAR SITE CHAMPION COACH PTS CHAMPION COACH PTS CHAMPION COACH PTS CHAMPION COACH PTS 1987 1988 Ledford/UNC/E. Forsyth 1989 1A/2A Combined Piedmont Tim Blair 89.5 T.W. Andrews Wally Burke 139 Cary Jerry Winterton 98.5 Ledford/UNC/E. Forsyth 1990 1A/2A Combined Mitchell Steve Atwood 118.5 T.W. Andrews Wally Burke 105.5 Cary Jerry Winterton 131.5 Ledford/Grimsley/E. Forsyth 1A/2A Combined Alleghany Jim Smith 107.5 T.W. Andrews Wally Burke 84 Cary Jerry Winterton 88.5 Ledford/T.W.A./E. Forsyth 1A/2A Combined Mitchell Steve Atwood 107.5 T.W. Andrews Wally Burke 86.5 C.E. Jordan Randy Rogers 82 1991 G-boro Coliseum 1A/2A Combined Thomasville J.C. Young 79.5 Sun T.W. ValleyAndrews Mike Wally Webb Burke 80.5 148 East Gaston Doug Smith 85.5 1992 G-boro Coliseum 1A/2A Combined Albemarle Wes Eidson 98 Statesville David Rothwell 80.5 Laney Alan Sewell 78 19951993 G-boro Coliseum 1A/2A Combined Dixon Homer Spring 75 Eastern Randolph Greg Hardin 79.5 Anson Jack Southern 82.5 19961994 G-boro Coliseum 1A/2A Combined North Henderson Barry Bonnett 102.5 High Point Central Andy Chappell 69 Riverside-Durham Jim Key 138 1997 Independence Arena 1A/2A Combined Eastern Guilford Robbie Harris 68 D.H. Conley Milt Sherman 68 Davie Buddy Lowery 121 Independence Arena 1A/2A Combined East Henderson Michael Ecker 89 Havelock David Siler 93.5 Anson Steve Emory 96.5 Independence Arena 1A/2A Combined Alleghany Paul Crouse 124.5 Havelock David Siler 67 Cary Jerry Winterton 122.5 1998 Parkland Greg Atwood 67 1999 Ragsdale Andy Chappell 67 2000 Independence Arena 1A/2A Combined Alleghany Paul Crouse 127 Morehead Greg Frey 87.5 Seventy-First David Culbreth 144 2001 Independence Arena 1A/2A Combined Eastern Randolph Greg Hardin 92.5 Morehead Greg Frey 114 Seventy-First David Culbreth 191 Independence Arena 1A/2A Combined Eastern Randolph Greg Hardin 104 Fuquay-Varina Mark Harris 98 Cary Jerry Winterton 143 Independence Arena 1A/2A Combined Southern Vance Tom McArdle 117.5 Havelock David Siler 84 Mount Tabor Jason Hooker 115 Fuquay-Varina Mark Harris 84 2002 Cricket Arena 1A/2A Combined Southern Vance Tom McArdle 135.5 East Gaston Scott Goins 100 Riverside-Durham Walt Tolarchyk 162 2003 Lawrence Joel 1A/2A Combined T.W. Andrews Ron Crawford 133.5 East Gaston Scott Goins 133 Cary Jerry Winterton 176.5 2004 Lawrence Joel 1A/2A Combined Bandys Forrest Blake 108 East Gaston Scott Goins 118.5 Riverside-Durham Walt Tolarchyk 159.5 Brevard Vernon Blake 108 2005 Lawrence Joel 1A/2A Combined Bandys Forrest Blake 168.5 Ragsdale Andy Chappell 97 Cary Jerry Winterton 126 2006 Lawrence Joel 1A/2A Combined Bandys Forrest Blake 114.5 Morehead Greg Frey 108.5 Cary Jerry Winterton 122 2007 Lawrence Joel 1A/2A Combined Mount Pleasant Greg Hinson 135 Parkland Maurice Atwood 141.5 Cary Jerry Winterton 189 2008 Lawrence Joel 1A/2A Combined Orange Bob Shriner 111.5 Parkland Maurice Atwood 269.5 Cary Jerry Winterton 174 2009 Lawrence Joel 1A/2A Combined Orange Bob Shriner 98 Parkland Maurice Atwood 148 Cary Jerry Winterton 126.5 STATE INDIVIDUAL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT 1A 2A 3A 4A YEAR SITE CHAMPION COACH PTS CHAMPION COACH PTS CHAMPION COACH PTS CHAMPION COACH PTS 2010 G-boro Coliseum West Wilkes Brian Brown 90 Croatan David Perry 148 Robinson Dave Parisi 129 Parkland Maurice Atwood 183.5 2011 G-boro Coliseum West Wilkes Brian Brown 110.5 Croatan David Perry 136 Fred T. Foard Mike Carey 90 Parkland Maurice Atwood 145 2012 G-boro Coliseum West Wilkes Brian Brown 97.5 Trinity Kyle Spencer 122 Orange Bob Shriner 115 Pinecrest Tim Flinchum 100.5 2013 G-boro Coliseum North Rowan Tim Pittman 88.5 Croatan David Perry 120.5 Orange Bob Shriner 106.5 Parkland Maurice Atwood 133 2014 G-boro Coliseum Chatham Central Joe Little 98.5 Thomasville Richard Herman 95.5 Morehead Daniel Bradford 116 Parkland Maurice Atwood 173 2015 G-boro Coliseum Mitchell Ed Duncan 121 Hunter Huss Michael Kennedy 115 Morehead Daniel Bradford 98.5 Jack Britt John DeWeese 152.5 2016 G-boro Coliseum Rosewood Robert Britt 82 First Flight Russell Kepler 106 Enka Mark Harris 74.5 Southeast Guilford Jed Cox 119.5 2017 G-boro Coliseum Rosewood Robert Britt 106.5 Carrboro DeWitt Driscoll 137 Orange Bob Shriner 84.5 Southeast Guilford Jed Cox 115 2018 G-boro Coliseum Uwharrie Charter Chris Waddell 115.5 Fred T. Foard Mike Carey 124 Piedmont James Belk 118 Mooresville Ben Watson 125.5 2019 G-boro Coliseum Uwharrie Charter Chris Waddell 99.5 Central Academy Most MikeOutstanding Jacobus 132 Wrestler Piedmont Award James Belk 107.5 Mooresville Ben Watson 136 1A 2A 3A 4A 2020 Heaven Fitch Uwharrie Charter Braden Riggs Pisgah Dallas Wilson Cape Fear Kobe Early Cary 2019 Noland Brown Swain County Nathan Hull West Lincoln Antwan McClee Ashbrook Nathan Duggan Lake Norman 2018 Jude Lloyd Elkin Rylee Billings West Wilkes Carson Smith Southeast Guilford Eric Hudson West Mecklenburg 2017 Nick Daggett Chatham Central Rylee Billings West Wilkes Tyler Gregor Hickory Ridge Isaiah Johnson A.L. Brown 2016 Britt Weaver Alleghany Nathaniel Kale West Caldwell Nick Coe Asheboro Chris Moungle South Mecklenburg 2015 Malachi Beaver Murphy Dalton Clark Providence Grove Blaine Mainz Jacksonville Kollin Wade Cary 2014 Zack Orr Robbinsville Dalton Clark Providence Grove Jacob Grigg East Gaston Adam Olsen High Point Central 20112013 Jesse Jorge BeaverLima MurphyWest Wilkes JesseClay Alguire Doyle Wheatmore West Lincoln ZacharyKacee Hutchinson Jaramillo Havelock Enka TonyNick Kee DeAngelo SouthernScotland County Alamance 2012 J.J. LaPlante West Wilkes Parker VonEgidy Piedmont Garrison White Robinson Nick Kee Scotland County 2010 Jesse Beaver Murphy Tre Jackson Salisbury Garrison White Robinson Tyrone Eatmon Riverside-Durham 2009 1A/2A Combined Aaron Scott Ashe County Jacob Creed Ragsdale Corey Mock Chapel Hill 2008 1A/2A Combined Jonathan Burns Cardinal Gibbons Marcus Blue T.W. Andrews Chris Townsend South Caldwell 2007 1A/2A Combined Chris Bullins McMichael Phillip Goodwin South Point Justin Sparrow East Gaston 2006 1A/2A Combined Chris Bullins McMichael Chip Reed Glenn Travis Coffey Watauga 2005 1A/2A Combined Eddie Sawyer Currituck Kyle Kanaga Ragsdale Jake Smith Jack Britt 2004 1A/2A Combined Chris Bullins McMichael Dusty McKinney East Gaston Raymond Jordan New Bern 2003 1A/2A Combined Elliot Darden T.W. Andrews Drew Forshey St. Stephens Raymond Jordan New Bern 2002 1A/2A Combined Austin Mikael Ashe County Dusty McKinney East Gaston Garrett Atkinson Watauga 2001 1A/2A Combined Patrick Lewis Southern Vance Curry Pickard Morehead Tyrone Hodge Orange 2000 1A/2A Combined Jordan Binder Currituck Josh Allman Northwest Cabarrus Tyrone Hodge Orange 1999 1A/2A Combined Justin Parlier Alleghany Jared Raymond Morehead Kevin Stanley Wake Forest-Rolesville 1998 1A/2A Combined James Lewis Charles D. Owen Julius Curry Kings Mountain Ben Annas Northwest Guilford 1997 1A/2A Combined JohnMark Bentley Avery County Russ Chesson Washington Ronnie Dunbar Broughton 1996 1A/2A Combined Steven Short North Henderson Clay Reynolds High Point Central Deuce Harris Riverside-Durham 1995 1A/2A Combined Earl Roland Ashe Central Conan Manka Eastern Randolph Dwayne Cason E.E. Smith 1994 1A/2A Combined James Short North Henderson Ritz Etter A.L. Brown C.C. Fisher Riverside-Durham 1993 1A/2A Combined James Orr Robbinsville Chris Bloech Northwest Guilford Bob Mobley Apex 1992 1A/2A Combined Phil Carlton Mount Pleasant Perry Long Sun Valley Andrew Humphrey Laney 1991 1A/2A Combined Mike Kendall Albemarle Kenny Bailey Statesville Jared Ezzell C.E.
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    PLAYOFFS! 2009 LOONS MAKE FIRST MIDWEST LEAGUE POSTSEASON APPEARANCE 2010 MEDIA GUIDE GREAT LAKES LOONS APRIL MAY SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 1 LC 1:00PM 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 SB SB SB LC LC WM WM WM LC LC 6:30PM 6:30PM 5:30PM 1:00PM 6:30PM 7:05PM 7:05PM 10:35AM 7:05PM 7:05PM 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 LAN LAN LAN SB SB SB WM LC SB SB SB DAY DAY DAY 3:05PM 6:05PM 6:05PM 6:05PM 6:05PM 6:05PM 6:35PM 3:05PM 6:30PM 6:30PM 10:30AM 7:05PM 7:05PM 7:05PM 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 WM WM LC LC LC FW FW DAY BG BG BG LAN LAN 1:00PM 6:35PM 6:30PM 6:30PM 6:30PM 6:05PM 6:05PM 3:05PM 7:05PM 7:05PM 10:35AM 7:05PM 7:05PM 25 26 27 28 29 30 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 FW BG BG BG LC LAN LAN FW FW FW LC LC 3:05PM 7:35PM 7:35PM 7:35PM 6:30PM 2:05PM 7:05PM 7:05PM 11:05AM 7:05PM 7:05PM 7:05PM 30 31 LC LC 3:05PM 3:05PM JUNE JULY SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 QC QC QC CR CR DAY DAY DAY 7:05PM 7:05PM 7:05PM 7:05PM 7:05PM 7:00PM 7:00PM 7:00PM 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 CR BUR BUR BUR PEO PEO SB SB SB LAN LAN LAN DAY 3:05PM 7:30PM 7:30PM 7:30PM 8:00PM 7:30PM 3:05PM 7:05PM 7:05PM 7:05PM 7:05PM 7:05PM 7:00PM 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Major PEO SB SB SB DAY DAY DAY DAY League BEL BEL BEL WIS 2:00PM 7:05PM 7:05PM 7:05PM 7:00PM 7:00PM 4:00PM 7:00PM A.S.