wrestlewatcher

Not too hard to figure out. Based upon the fact that they don't use the letter "z" (ie "organisation"-see above) and the frequent space before punctuation marks (ie word , instead of word,) which is consistent with a frequent member who shall remain nameless. Many other similarities, as well. I could be wrong, but if I was in Vegas I would definitely put money on it.

Nice article for a great kid. He and his dad have never been anything other than gentlemen to my knowledge. I hope he gets the chance to take it all in one last time at the state tournament and plant some great memories----and finish big. Good Luck young Mr Fahy both this weekend and in your college career.

With the recent precedent that has been set, apparently most transfer rule/penalties don't apply to high school athletes either.

I hope you get 448 wrestlers and their coaches to participate. Best of luck to all and here is hoping for an injury free tournament.

#randomdrawsucks

We can agree to disagree. I am glad that he has that kind of spirit and I am grateful that my son is on a team that he leads.

I couldn't hear what he was saying, but what I saw was passion and heart. (And that passion and heart was contagious on the Raider bench that night!) And that is obviously what his wrestler needed.....someone to believe in him and make him dig a little deeper to push himself farther than he thought he could go. I see nothing wrong with that.

We have something close. The Kentucky High School Coaches Association has an Outstanding Senior Award. I believe it requires membership, so I am thinking that not all schools are members, although I could be wrong. They give out an award for most, if not all of the sports. Last five years recipients are: 2010-Ozzy 2009-Harrison Courtney 2008-Mitch Ervin 2007-Will Starks 2006-Richard Starks. Info may be viewed here: http://khsca.org/AWARDS-outstandingSeniors.html

Ryle delivers a fiercely competitive team, year after year, and lack of a state title makes someone wonder if the coaches are "capable"? Hmmm. Anyone who doesn't see the fact that those coaches (and I admit I am biased) are some of the best in the state, either has their blinders on, doesn't know them well, or is jealous and "just hatin". Their style is not for the tenderfoot or thin skinned type of fan, for sure. But I have had one son go through their program and am happy to have another one do the same if he so chooses. I wouldn't want them anywhere else. (And I mean no disrespect to other programs). Not only are they excellent coaches, but they are fine people too.

Congratulations to John. I have always enjoyed watching him compete. I think that it is great that he is able to enjoy this level of success at a tournament like the Super 32. And remember-he is just a junior!! :-o

Thank you so much for all of the effort. The pictures are GREAT. Thanks again!

Update-KHSAA responded to email. They say that the State gov't decided to bid out the contract for concessions. They (KHSAA) are taking the complaints to Convention Center management either this week or next week. I think if we keep our feedback to KHSAA constructive and fact based it would be helpful. It appears that their hands were tied, but that they are willing to address so that improvements can be made. CoachK gave us good advice.

Ryle is taking all 14. Campbell County is taking 11.

Good point. I guess it would all come down to what other schools were in the region as to whether all four would make it. Bunch of unknowns.

Right-I am aware of that.......but there have been other threads mentioning the format of state. Some in favor of moving to districts>regional>16 man bracket at state. My point was only to illustrate the benefit of the 32 man bracket for those that favor the 16.