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2017 Ohio High School Athletic Association 2017 OHIO HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 80th ANNUAL STATE WRESTLING INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT Media Guide March 9, 10 & 11, 2017 The Jerome Schottenstein Center The Ohio State University, Columbus OHIO HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 4080 Roselea Place, Columbus, OH 43214 Phone 614‐267‐2502 | Fax 614‐267‐1677 www.OHSAA.org | Twitter.com/OHSAAsports | Facebook.com/OHSAA MEDIA GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS - Tournament History: Facts and Figures - Special Awards: Coaches Hall of Fame, Officials Hall of Fame, SEI, Service, Coaches of the Year, Media Service Award - Returning State Placers - All‐Time State Placer Totals By School - Last Three Years State Placers, School‐by‐School Listing - Miscellaneous Records: Most State Placers, Most State Finalists, Most State Placers Without a State Champion, Most State Runner‐Ups Without a State Champion Welcome to the 2017 State Wrestling Championships A great deal of information – both in the official program and in this media guide – is available to each of you covering the tournament. Besides the charts that are in this guide, there are two other main sources of information available for your use. At last weekend’s District competition, each state qualifier was given a media form to fill out. While not all were returned, a vast majority were. Should you need to use these forms, please contact one of the OHSAA representatives along media row. The other resource available is the complete list of every state placer from 1938‐2016. The last three years (2014, 2015 and 2016) state placers can be found in this media guide. Earlier state placers are available from one of the OHSAA assistants working on media row. If you know of any corrections, please let us know. Note that wrestlers are listed by the school name at the time they attended (i.e. Kettering Fairmont East/West). However, if the school changed mailing addresses (i.e. Dayton Wayne to Huber Heights Wayne) then the school is listed by its new location. Schools that have added to their name, because of an additional school being built (i.e. Pickerington Central/North) are listed according to what the school is currently called. TOURNAMENT HISTORY MOST POINTS FOR TEAM CHAMPIONS: Division I Division II Division III Lakewood St. Edward (2007) 229 St. Paris Graham (2009) 282 Troy Christian (2008) 162 Lakewood St. Edward (2012) 223.5 St. Paris Graham (2016) 253 Delta (2016) 159 Lakewood St. Edward (2006) 210 St. Paris Graham (2015) 250 Troy Christian (2007) 154 MOST POINTS FOR SECOND‐PLACE TEAMS: Division I: Lakewood St. Edward (2010, Div. I) 167.5 points Division II: Columbus St. Francis DeSales (1978) 121.5 points Division III: Marion Pleasant (2007) 151.5 points MOST INDIVIDUAL STATE TITLES IN A GIVEN YEAR: St. Paris Graham (2009) 7 MOST CONSECUTIVE INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS IN A GIVEN YEAR: Cleveland West (1951) 4 CONTINUED OVERALL OPINION: See Brian Brakeman’s synopsis in tournament program. MOST STATE TITLES BY ONE IMMEDIATE FAMILY 11 ‐ DiSabato: Vince (1978‐2); Leo (1980‐2); Luke (1982‐1); Mike (1983‐1); Adam (1988‐2); Dominic (1992‐3) 10 ‐ Dernlan: Jeff (1986‐2); Steve (1988‐2); Matt (1991‐3); Tim (1993‐3) 9 ‐ Hanson: Jim (1975‐3); Tim (1981 (2); Dan (1987‐4) 9 ‐ Jordan: Bo (2013‐4); Micah (2014‐4); Rocky (2018‐1) 8 ‐ Jordan: Jim (1982‐4); Jeff (1983‐4) 8 ‐ Opfer: Jared (1999‐4); Drew (2001‐3); (Corey‐2005‐1) 8 ‐ Stieber: Logan (2010‐4); Hunter (2011‐4) CLASS BREAKDOWN YEAR 9th 10th 11th 12th TOTAL YEAR 9th 10th 11th 12th TOTAL 1992 21 67 203 333 624 2003 32 68 233 338 672 1993 20 77 172 355 624 2004 36 90 164 382 672 1994 28 68 213 315 624 2005 54 99 198 321 672 1995 19 72 191 380 672 2006 30 135 194 313 672 1996 19 87 198 370 672 2007 49 85 228 310 672 1997 26 82 213 351 672 2008 41 107 176 348 672 1998 23 83 205 361 672 2009 52 94 213 313 672 1999 25 89 207 351 672 2010 41 104 203 324 672 2000 33 70 185 383 672 2011 45 103 201 323 672 2001 31 111 176 354 672 2012 39 101 208 324 672 2002 30 127 211 304 672 2013 44 99 213 316 672 2014 44 112 197 319 672 2015 59 101 205 307 672 2016 48 116 206 302 672 2017 47 113 199 313 672 Bart Freidenberg is a 1982 graduate of The Ohio State University, where he majored in journalism/public relations. He is currently involved in amateur wrestling throughout the state, as well as the country. He is founder and chairman of both the Ohio All‐Star Wrestling Team, which annually takes some of Ohio’s top sixth thru ninth graders on summer wrestling tours, and the Tournament of Champions, the largest one day amateur wrestling tournament in the world. He also serves on the National Executive Committee of AAU Wrestling and is a member of the AAU Wrestling Hall of Fame. If you have any ideas or suggestions for items you would like to see included in this guide in the future, you may contact Bart at [email protected], 8138 Kingfisher Lane, Pickerington, OH 43147 or 614‐833‐5885. ### OHSAA ### SPECIAL AWARD WINNERS Ohio High School Wrestling Coaches Association 2017 Hall of Fame Inductees George Bergman Ohio Wrestling Hall of Fame – 2017 Head Coach Oak Harbor H.S. – 1992-2017 OHSWCA Division II Coach of the Year - 2009 OHSAA Division II State Runner-up – 2008. 2010 OHSAA Division II State Top 10 – 9X 12 State Champions 7 State Runners-up – 50 State Placers Sandusky Bay Conference Champions – 8X Steven J. Cika Sr. Ohio Wrestling Hall of Fame 2017 43 Years of coaching Head Coach of Strongsville HS 1983-2005 312 dual meet victories 20 time Pioneer Conference Champions 2 State Champions 5 Runner-Ups 20 State Placers; 40 State Qualifiers Strongsville & Brunswick Hall of Fames Mark Silvers Ohio Wrestling Hall of Fame 2017 Eaton HS 39 Coaching Years (1977-Present) 217-80 4 x GMVWCA Coach of the Year OHSWCA Division I Coach of the Year – 2000 OHSAA Division II State Runner-up – 2000 2 X District Champions – 11X Sectional Champions 6 State Champions 24 State Place Winners 73 State Qualifiers Jeff Woods Ohio Wrestling Hall of Fame 2017 Head Coach West Holmes H.S. 1992-2017 Head Coach Fostoria H.S. 1991 145-58 OHSAA State Tournament Team top 10 – 3X OHSAA Sectional Champions – 8X 4 State Champions – 3 State Runners-up 25 State Placers – 65 State Qualifiers 7X OCC & Mohican Conference Coach of the Year Ohio High School Wrestling Coaches Association 2017 Special Award Winners OHSAA Ethics and Integrity Award Winner Tom Barbee, Covington Tom began his teaching and coaching career at Covington Schools in 1975 and retired from teaching in 2010. He is in his 19th season as head coach of the high school wrestling program (28th season overall) after coaching from 1980-1989. Tom’s teams have won two district titles, five sectional titles and 18 conference titles. He has coached three individual state champions, 20 state placers and 50 state qualifiers. Tom is a member of the Greater Miami Valley Wrestling Association (GMVWA) Hall of Fame. Tom was a member of Miami East High School’s first wrestling team and wres- tled at Urbana College, graduating in 1975 with a degree in physical educa- tion. He also coached football for 26 years and served as Junior High Athletic Director for 10 years, girls track coach for 18 years, and a wrestling official for 40 years. He has officiated at eight sectional and district tournaments.Tom and his wife Diane live in the Covington area and raised two sons, Bryan and Brad. OHSWCA Service Award Winner Terry Young, Southeast District and BaumsPage.com Terry’s passion for the sport of wrestling was born in 2001 when his nephew Steve Young joined his junior high school’s wrestling team during his 8th grade year. While Terry himself never wrestled, he was a very loyal supporter of his nephew and his team as he quickly rec- ognized how much time, work and dedication it took a wrestler to be successful. Terry graduated from Nelsonville-York High School in 1990. Terry then went to Ohio Univer- sity and graduated in 1994 with a Bachelor of Science degree in secondary education. After college, Terry worked for a drug and alcohol counseling agency as a staff accountant and tutor for three years. In 1997, Terry purchased two convenience stores and operated them for nine years before retiring in 2006. Soon after retiring, Terry was asked by the Southeast District Athletic Board to manage a sectional wrestling tournament. That sectional tourna- ment in 2006 was the first of now over 240 tournaments that Terry has been directly involved in either as the tournament manager or as the head scorer. Today, Terry continues to wear several hats. In addition to providing accounting and con- sultation services to a not-for-profit organization and managing several rental properties, Terry is one of the partners in baumspage.com, serves on the data management team for the OHSAA’s individual state wrestling championship tournament, serves as the head scorer for the OHSAA’s dual team state wrestling championships and is directly involved in the administration of 26 other wrestling tournaments each year, including two OHSAA sectional tournaments, an OHSAA district tournament and both OHSAA state wrestling tournaments. Terry also provides tournament assigner services for the OHSAA’s Southeast District Athletic Board and meet management and timing and scoring services in cross country and track & field events during the wrestling off-season.
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