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Stark County All Star CONGRATULATIONS TO THIS YEAR’S SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS 39th Annual NOAH GAINEY – LAKE JAGER KENDRICK – LOUISVILLE STARK HUNTER KOSCO – NORTHWEST CHASE LAUTZENHEISER – LOUISVILLE COUNTY BROCK MEHL – LOUISVILLE KORY ROTH – JACKSON ALLSTAR CHASE SOMMERS – LAKE BRUCE WOLFF – HOOVER WRESTLING BANQUET CONGRATULATIONS Stark County High School Wrestling Hall of Fame JUSTIN BUSNICK DONTE RINI THOMAS STRAUGHN Skyland Pines - Banquet Facility MATTHEW WALKER 3550 Columbus Road NE Canton, Ohio 44705 April 9th, 2017 CONGRATULATIONS TO 6:00 pm All the Stark County AllStar Wrestlers TONIGHT’S PROGRAM Special Recognition For Their Contribution WELCOME Terry Horner Photography Don Turner Canton South Community Mens Club INVOCATION GlenOak Mat Club Hunter Kosco John and Julie McCauley Chris Mears DINNER Glen Mears JR. MASTER OF CEREMONIES North Canton Wrestling Booster Club Jeff Sarbaugh Don and Connie Turner INTRODUCTION OF COACHES Doyle and Ellen Clark Jackson Takedown Club INTRODUCTION OF WRESTLERS Tuslaw Mat Backers GUEST SPEAKER Sandy Valley Boosters Josh Malave HALL OF FAME INDUCTION SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Welcome Wrestlers, Family, Friends and Fans! photography provided by 330.966.5599 101 South Main Street, N. Canton, Ohio 44720 THE STARK COUNTY WRESTLING SCHOLARSHIP FUND PATRONS GUEST SPEAKER Marty Feldpusch Zach Meissner JOSH MALAVE Rick Tschantz Carl Young University of Mount Union Nick Stepanovich Doug Prospers Northwest Takedown Club Billy Natale Josh Malave is in his second season as head wrestling coach at the University of Mount Dave Tate Chris Franks Union. Malave produced a national qualifi er and North Canton Sideliners Greg Ferrara three placers in the NCAA Mideast Regional Ron Tschantz Dan Donnelly while fi nishing fourth in the OAC in his fi rst year as head coach. He also coached the Leonard Bennett Vince Popo OAC Wrestler of the Year and a pair of all- Pat Fladung Randy Young conference selections. Malave was the head coach at Firelands High Jeff Sarbaugh Dick Otani School in Oberlin, Ohio, for two years. In his time at Firelands, he was the Kelly Plottner Canton Wrestling Club 2014-15 Lorain County Coach of the Year and the 2015-16 Patriot Atheltic Conference Coach of the Year leading the Falcons to Patroit Atheltic Pat Shammo Canton South Wrestling Club Conference Individual and Dual Meet titles in 2016 with a total of 13 district qualifi ers. Advanced Industial Roofi ng Inc. Deanne McCaskey He also spent one year as an assistant coach at Union Pines (N.C.) High Tina McCauley Ryan Mayle School where the team won conference individual and dual meet titles while placing fi fth in the state. Mark and Kerri McCauley Dave & Tracy Cline Malave is familiar with the Purple Raider program as he was a two-time Chris and Erica McCauley Joyce Family national qualifi er and 2012 All-American at Mount Union. Malave was a three-time All-OAC selection, two-time conference champion who was also Joe Bardin Tom & Jill Martin a two-time Academic All-OAC and NWCA Scholar All-American selection. A two-time team captain, his 97 wins are still sixth best on the school’s all- Perry Wrestling Boosters Steve Anthony time wins list. Dave Turner Studio Barber Shop He is a native of Rocky River, Ohio, who attended Lutheran West High School. He has a bachelor’s degree in History from Mount Union and has a Dan Michel master’s degree in Education Administration from Findlay. Rocky Laughlin He and his wife Jillian have two daughters. Jim Laughlin FORMER BANQUET SPEAKERS THE STARK COUNTY WRESTLING Pat Milkovich Michigan State SCHOLARSHIP FUND PATRONS Mike Milkovich Maple Heights Ron Gray Kent State University Doug Blubaugh Olympic Champion 1960 Bill Murray Jim and Theresa Blair Bobby Douglas Arizona State Skyland Pines Banquet Hall Greg Donahue Frank Vaughn Hoover Company Fred Powell Slippery Rock Tozzi’s on 12th Mike & Chris Mattingly Thad Turner Lehigh Derek Diss Marlington Wrestling Boosters Russell Hellickson Ohio State Bruce Baumgratner Edinboro Jeff Ehmer Larry & Diane Mizer C.J. Mears Hall of Fame Enshrinee Stockers & Streeters Car Club Tom Kolopus Jeff Greenfelder Ohio’s #1 Wrestling Offi cial for 13 years John Heropoulos Iowa State University Louisville Wrestling Club Dean & Penny Bednarz Ken Chertow Penn State University Dale Bahr Michigan University Dave Miday Joe Prusacik Rande Stottlemyer University of Pittsburgh Joseph R. Andretcik D.C. Gene & Corinne Woods Jim Jordan Ohio State University Mike Funk Hall of Fame Enshrinee Jack & Linda Berkebile Denise Prusacik Don Montgomery Mount Union College Walt Tolarchyk Ohio Youth Wrestling (GlenOak Div) John Fritz Penn State University Joel Greenlee Ohio University David Tolarchyk Doug Sikora Tony Cipollone Muskingum College Amans Collision Center Inc. Dave Riggs Matt Ghaffari U.S. Olympic Wrestler Jack Effner Cleveland State University Todd Kindle Jim Thornsberry Steve Garland Cornell University John & Crystie Groff David Herbert Shawn Nelson University of Findlay Jim Andrassy Kent State University Skip & Sherry Laughlin Kim Gardner Jason Miller Heidelberg College Cliff Moore Edinboro University Jason Neading Rick Crislip Tom Borrelli Central Michigan University Tim Powell Hydro Thrift Tom Ryan Ohio State University Tim Dernlan Ashland University Curt & Gina Hamilton Lake Wrestling Club Jim Andressy Kent State University Jeff Turner Dennis Turner Matt Dernlan Clarion University Nathan Yetzer Ferrum College Mike Turner John Heather Jamie Gibbs Baldwin Wallace University Kim Clark Progressive-Cadillac-Dodge Zach Mizer Muskingum College Ryan Kirst Ashland University PAST RECIPIENTS OF THE STARK COUNTY ALL TIME COUNTY RECORDS DIVISION II & III WRESTLING SCHOLARSHIP FUND Most Takedowns (Season) ........ Chris Hahn ...................... 259 Noah Sanor Tuslaw Joshua Bostic Jackson 2011 Colter Flynn Timken Most Takedowns (Career) ......... Chris Hahn .................... 751* Sean Hemlick Lake Hudson Cole Sandy Valley Joseph Donley Jackson Beau Boswell McKinley Most Team Points (Season) ...... Sam Groff ...................... 344* Tyler Newbauer North Canton Kelsey Maciag Louisville Most Team Points (Career) ....... Sam Groff ................... 1,116* Brandon Wilhelm Northwest Camern Cononico Minerva Parker Cole Sandy Valley John DiAntonio Louisville Most Pins (Season) ................... Parker Cole ...................... 44* Ryan Skelly Massillon Alec Cotton Lake Most Pins (Career) .................... Parker Cole ...................... 101 Jordan Walker Hamilton Marlington Ashley Bonnot Tuslaw Ryan Teis North Canton Jacob Geiger Sandy Valley Most Wins (Season) .................. Logan Hall ....................... 58* Jarrod Wendroff Lake 2015 Most Wins (Career) ................... Sam Groff ...................... 193* 2012 Justyn Bostic Jackson Most Wins (Consecutive) ......... Sam Groff .......................... 58 Brittany Kress Louisville Jennifer Hamit Massillon Joshua Harris Canton South Clay Haverfi eld Hoover Samuel Wakser North Canton Taylor Heston Jackson Tyler Blackiston Timken Marissa Marcelli Jackson Mitchell Briggs Perry Austin Phillips Perry DIVISION I Janelle Wendorf Lake Wezlee Spence Hoover Colin Carneal Lake Marshall Vick Louisville Most Takedowns (Season) ........ Casey Sparkman .............285* Collin Flagg Jackson Jarrod Webb Marlington Most Takedowns (Career) ......... Thomas Straughn .............731 David Gonzalex Marlington Scott Wohlheter Tuslaw Kyle Nagy Lake 2016 Most Team Points (Season) ...... Jax Leonard ...................297.5 2013 Erin Cotton Lake Most Team Points (Career) ....... Mike Miller ...................1,000 Claire Bast Perry Alex Cox McKinley Most Pins (Season) ................... Andrew McNally ................33 Timothy Keblesh Lake Jacob Donahue Massillon Jordan Wakser Hoover Alexis Meffert Lake ................................................... Dillon Smith .......................33 Austin Fowler McKinley Jozie Scott Louisville Most Pins (Career) .................... Andrew McNally ............109* Lucas Marcelli Jackson Derek Smith Louisville Jordan Bowman Northwest Noah Wakser Hoover Most Wins (Season) .................. C.J. Mears ...........................52 Todd Hamit Massillon Seth Whitehead Jackson Isaac Bast ...........................52 Robert Bruner Lake Bryan Wuske Massillon JoJo Tayse Perry 2017 Most Wins (Career) ................... Zac Carson .......................179 Kerri Manns GlenOak Noah Gainey Lake Jager Kendrick Louisville Most Wins (Consecutive) ......... Bill Lacure ........................80* Hunter Kosco Northwest 2014 Chase Lautzenheiser Louisville * All Time Avery Elifritz Sandy Valley Brock Mehl Louisville Christopher Meffert Lake Kory Roth Jackson Brittany Yurick Northwest Chase Sommers Lake Bruce Wolff Hoover COUNTY RECORDS PAST RECIPIENTS OF THE STARK COUNTY 2016-2017 DIVISION II & III WRESTLING SCHOLARSHIP FUND Most Takedowns (Season) ....... Isaac Elliott ........................146 Rebecca Endress Northwest Devin Sanderson Hoover Most Takedowns (Career) ........ Hunter Kosco .....................335 Madelyn Young Canton South Edward Yerkey Canton South Tyler Athony GlenOak Most Team Points (Season) ..... Logan Hall .........................337 Anthony Archual GlenOak 2008 Aaron Bednarz Canton South Most Team Points (Career) ...... Isaac Elliott ........................905 2005 John Piechuta Marlington Most Pins (Season) .................. Nick Shephard .....................42 Jonathan D. Basso Jackson Matt Skelly Massillon Nick Roman GlenOak Andrew Lepar Louisville Most Pins (Career) ................... Francesco Borsellino
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