KY MS Outstanding Champions (Multiple State Titles)

[CoachF 1]

Congratulations to the following new additions to the all-time list of KY Middle School Outstanding Champions.  5 new wrestlers make the 2-timer list plus one more moving up to the 3-timer list!!  Several other champs from this year will be added to this list in future years!

Three Timers

Logan Wedding (07, 08, 09)

Two Timers

Kenneth Brummett (08, 09)

Kevin Cooper (08, 09)

Brock Ervin (08, 09)

Matt Fahy (06, 09)

Samuel Vanover (08, 09)

[PD 2]

Who is the most likely to make it next year?

[CoachF 1]

Several of the lower weight kids are contenders.  Brock Ervin, Matt Fahy, Justin Lampe, (all 7th graders) Derrek Wiley (6th grade ? not sure), and AJ Binder are all possibilities for adding more titles.  Binder is a 5th grader I believe so he could have a long run.

[Marjo 2]

where is the full list posted?

[CCMS_SC 59]

where is the full list posted?

It can be found on www.kyswa.org.  However, it is not kept up to date.  The last year listed is 2007.

[oldhamwrestler 0]

it will be updated this week

[prpdad 0]

Matt Fahy (06, 09)

Matt Fahy (all 7th graders)

If the above statements are true than Matt Fahy won MS state as a 4th grader?  That's unreal.  Who beat him in '07 and '08?

[me 6]

caleb canter won twice last year and in third grade

[me 6]

my bad i didnt see new additions

[HardWork_Pays 2]

Wiley is also a fifth grader...so i can see him with a long run just like binder

[Marjo 2]

Full list now updated on KYSWA.  Interesting to see the number of multiple middle school champs who went on to very successful high school careers.

http://www.kyswa.org/Home/OutstandingChampions/tabid/89/Default.aspx

[Ranger123 43]

Full list now updated on KYSWA.  Interesting to see the number of multiple middle school champs who went on to very successful high school careers.

http://www.kyswa.org/Home/OutstandingChampions/tabid/89/Default.aspx

Yes, that is interesting.  I have actually studied this a little.  If you only look at the multiple timers through 2004, there is a 50/50 shot at them becoming a high school state champ.  It would be much higher, but a few of the kids had personal issues before they were able to realize their full potential.  After another year or so, when we give Bradbury, Fahy, Hitchings, Kelly, Carr, C. Ervin, and others their time I'm sure that % will be much higher.  Also, looking up through about 2007, middle school state champs have about a 20% likelihood of winning a high school state championship and about 1-in-3 make the state finals.