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Head_Knight
Posts: 134
Feb 22, 2011 10:19am
Congratulations to Tyler Heminger!!!! Over the weekend Tyler broke the school record for most career wins that was held by CB Dalloway. The old record was 178 and Tyler now has 182 victories!!!! Thank you to Larry Smith of the Central District Sectional @ Cardington for allowing us to have a brief celebration... Way to go Tyler!!!
cruiser_96
Posts: 7,536
Feb 22, 2011 10:21am
Well done. I look forward to seeing him at the Schott!
bribacker51
Posts: 573
Feb 22, 2011 11:26am
Congrats this kid is a beast nice record but will be even better at 190!
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BuckSnort
Posts: 24
Feb 22, 2011 12:41pm
Exactly! Congrats Tyler!bribacker51;687133 wrote:Congrats this kid is a beast nice record but will be even better at 190!
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Old 118 lbr
Posts: 55
Feb 22, 2011 12:55pm
Outstanding!!
cruiser_96
Posts: 7,536
Feb 22, 2011 6:21pm
"I'm not 190!"
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ChampsDad
Posts: 129
Feb 22, 2011 7:05pm
Tyler is also this year's winner of the MOAC coaches' $1000 scholarship - a truly outstanding young man!
1_beast
Posts: 5,642
Feb 22, 2011 8:02pm
cruiser_96;687558 wrote:"I'm not 190!"
UH OH!!!!! It CANNOT be...no one has ever been 4x runner-up....but 119 is pretty deep.
i will say though, that i know a few 4x Sectional Qualifiers.
cruiser_96
Posts: 7,536
Feb 22, 2011 8:22pm
1_beast;687736 wrote:
i will say though, that i know a few 4x Sectional Qualifiers.
Thank you, thank you.
I'll say two things; 1 if Tyler handles his business like we all know he can, we will avoid having one still. 2: and I asked this when Josh Horne was going through this... Why the stigma?
Again, handle yo bid-ness, T-Hem!!!
1_beast
Posts: 5,642
Feb 22, 2011 8:51pm
PROJECTED CHAMPION: TYLER HEMINGER (NORTHMOR)
Top Contenders
2 Goebel (Elmwood)
3 Pizzuto (Jackson-Milton)
4 Branham (West Jefferson)
5 W. Spangler (Keystone)
6 Mansfield (Ayersville) –
7 McLaughlin
I dont know if #4 is at 119 or a factor, heard Mansfield was at 112(dont know if its true)....Depending on the bracketing...Goebel or McLaughlin look to be imo the ones in the way.
Congrats on a heckuva career, and finish it in style!!!
Top Contenders
2 Goebel (Elmwood)
3 Pizzuto (Jackson-Milton)
4 Branham (West Jefferson)
5 W. Spangler (Keystone)
6 Mansfield (Ayersville) –
7 McLaughlin
I dont know if #4 is at 119 or a factor, heard Mansfield was at 112(dont know if its true)....Depending on the bracketing...Goebel or McLaughlin look to be imo the ones in the way.
Congrats on a heckuva career, and finish it in style!!!
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Dad4Sports
Posts: 1,779
Feb 22, 2011 10:01pm
Agree with Goebel, tough match......McLaughlin no contest against Heminger1_beast;687858 wrote:PROJECTED CHAMPION: TYLER HEMINGER (NORTHMOR)
Top Contenders
2 Goebel (Elmwood)
3 Pizzuto (Jackson-Milton)
4 Branham (West Jefferson)
5 W. Spangler (Keystone)
6 Mansfield (Ayersville) –
7 McLaughlin
I dont know if #4 is at 119 or a factor, heard Mansfield was at 112(dont know if its true)....Depending on the bracketing...Goebel or McLaughlin look to be imo the ones in the way.
Congrats on a heckuva career, and finish it in style!!!
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hang_loose
Posts: 802
Feb 23, 2011 4:00am
Nice job Tyler...You've passed some great wrestlers from Northmor to become their career win leader. Now finish it off in style!!!
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BuckSnort
Posts: 24
Feb 23, 2011 8:22am
NORTHMOR MOST WINS-CAREER
Tyler Heminger with 182 and counting....
1. C. B. Dollaway 178-12 2002
2. Brian Baldridge 143-34 2004
3. Jeremiah Howe 137-41 2007
4. Caleb Neer 133-44 2008
5. Spencer Carr 132-32 2006
6. Geary Gallik 131-35 2007
7. Jedd Neer 127-64 2010
8. John Hinton 123-39 1997
Zach Zolman 123-28 2008
10. A. J. Wenger 119-33 2001
11. Brian Gibson 116-37-1 1995
12. Greg Eichorn 111-58 2004
13. Jeremy Patrick 109-39 1993
Brad Gallik 109-34 2007
15. John Armrose 105-43 1996
Aaron Hall 105-47 1995
Fletcher Skelton 105-54 2008
18. Sam Ruhl 101-54 2007
19. Waylon Spencer 94-47 2000
Matt Stuff 94-53 2005
21. Dan Blackford 89-61 2003
22. Derrey Jefferies 88-19-1 1989
23. Nick Stuff 87-46 2001
24. Terry Herndon 86-35-2 1987
25. Rick Parsons 85-40 1994
26. Gary Eichorn 82-59 1997
27. Brian Heminger 80-24-3 1981
28. Cody Setser 78-37 2010
29. Kurt Deisch 76-56 1999
30. Jeremy Peoples 73-42 2006
31. Bruce Mayes 72-26 1982
John Walker 72-40 2000
33. David Hamblin 67-37 1993
34. Ben Ross 66-15 1993
Rick Shirley 66-21 2003
36. Bruce Heminger 65-25-2 1980
Carl Rinehart 65-29 1989
Bryce Burgett 65-54 2000
Chris Stoney 65-21 2004
40. Scott Schoellkopf 62-48 1993
41. Jeremy Clum 60-32 1998
Chad Mull 60-40 1998
43. Daren Howe 59-24-1 1983
Jeff Bisel 59-44 1995
Tyler Heminger with 182 and counting....
1. C. B. Dollaway 178-12 2002
2. Brian Baldridge 143-34 2004
3. Jeremiah Howe 137-41 2007
4. Caleb Neer 133-44 2008
5. Spencer Carr 132-32 2006
6. Geary Gallik 131-35 2007
7. Jedd Neer 127-64 2010
8. John Hinton 123-39 1997
Zach Zolman 123-28 2008
10. A. J. Wenger 119-33 2001
11. Brian Gibson 116-37-1 1995
12. Greg Eichorn 111-58 2004
13. Jeremy Patrick 109-39 1993
Brad Gallik 109-34 2007
15. John Armrose 105-43 1996
Aaron Hall 105-47 1995
Fletcher Skelton 105-54 2008
18. Sam Ruhl 101-54 2007
19. Waylon Spencer 94-47 2000
Matt Stuff 94-53 2005
21. Dan Blackford 89-61 2003
22. Derrey Jefferies 88-19-1 1989
23. Nick Stuff 87-46 2001
24. Terry Herndon 86-35-2 1987
25. Rick Parsons 85-40 1994
26. Gary Eichorn 82-59 1997
27. Brian Heminger 80-24-3 1981
28. Cody Setser 78-37 2010
29. Kurt Deisch 76-56 1999
30. Jeremy Peoples 73-42 2006
31. Bruce Mayes 72-26 1982
John Walker 72-40 2000
33. David Hamblin 67-37 1993
34. Ben Ross 66-15 1993
Rick Shirley 66-21 2003
36. Bruce Heminger 65-25-2 1980
Carl Rinehart 65-29 1989
Bryce Burgett 65-54 2000
Chris Stoney 65-21 2004
40. Scott Schoellkopf 62-48 1993
41. Jeremy Clum 60-32 1998
Chad Mull 60-40 1998
43. Daren Howe 59-24-1 1983
Jeff Bisel 59-44 1995