WHS98 34 Report post Posted February 19, 2018 Although I said I wouldn't post on this site again,I feel it's the college forum and not high school.Aj Bindner just completed an amazing season that comes to an untimely ending due to skin disease.People had been asking me what happened, and so nothing gets distorted I decided to post what happened.Aj was coming off a year in which he had 2 knee surgeries and his 6th surgery due to wrestling.After a year,last year,in which it was so bad he packed up and came home.He started the year off unranked and quickly climbed it like he would a rope.After the first month he went to 14th.Then after finishing 2nd in the toughest NAIA tournament of the year and beating an AA ranked 4th,He climbed to #6.The day before conference in which he is seated only behind the returning National Champion,he came down with bad skin disease and was not going to pass skin check.He had been on oral medicine and creams to prevent it but it still didn't work.I watched him go from a kid they laughed about being a ky state champ to a real contented for AA.So I know how rumors fly about why a kid is or isn't wrestling and I wanted to nip that real quick.He had an amazing comeback and I am very proud of him no matter what he decides in the future. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wildcat2002 190 Report post Posted February 19, 2018 Sucks to end out of your hands. Keep the grades up and be ready for next year. Good luck. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
119Rider 61 Report post Posted March 1, 2018 Was stunned when I talked with Coach Giangrosso the other day after conferences. Thought maybe there was a nagging injury and maybe held out for a bid. Had fun watching AJ this year, and hope his future continues to be bright. He has represented KY extremely well in a talented Missouri Valley room that constantly turns out champs. Good luck to him! 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
crazyotto 381 Report post Posted March 3, 2018 Sport is, above all else a great life lesson. In the end we are not measured by our W-L record, but by the way we handled our business. Sounds like you’ve got a stud of a young man. Good luck in the future! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites