Individual state champions

[Ranger123 43]

I was just wondering how many schools have never had a state champ.  Does anyone out there have a spreadsheet showing each school and number of state champs?  For example:

Doss 0

Valley 0

Harrison County 2

Woodford County 38 (during Parks' tenure, not sure about total)

[kdsmith27 14]

Its not a spreadsheet, but it list all the winners.

http://www.atfreeforum.com/kyusawrestling/viewtopic.php?t=32&mforum=kyusawrestling

[Ranger123 43]

Yeah, I've seen that, but was hoping someone had done the hard work of counting the winners by team.  I was just wondering how many teams have never won a state title.  My guess is that there are quite a few; maybe half of the current teams?

[grappler-of-old 44]

http://www.khsaa.org/records/wrestling/teamtitlerecords.pdf

Try this link.

Oops sorry that only shows the team titles.

[bulldog-leader 56]

Ranger I have the list of all the individuals that have wrestled in the state tourney since 1971. 

It is broken down in teams.  Here is the list of state champions.  (This list is missing 1964-1970 and 1976.  I have not updated it to include 2006 either, and just got the 1976 state bracket, but still have not added it to the list.

1. Woodford County 43

2. Hopkinsville 28

3. Fern Creek 27

4. Union County 22

5. Christian County 21

6. Conner 19

7. Saint Xavier 18

7. Simon Kenton 18

9. Sheldon Clark 17

10. Campbell County 15

10. Henry Clay 15

10. Trinity 15

13. Eastern 14

13. North Hardin 14

15. Fort Campbell 12

16. Waggener 11

17. Danville 9

17. Scott 9

19. Oldham County 8

20. Caldwell County 7

21. Boone County 6*

21. Larue County 6

21. South Oldham 6

21. Wayne County 6

25. Ballard 5

25. Doss 5

25. Newport Catholic 5*

25. Ryle 5

25. Tates Creek 5

30. Flaget 4*

30. Jeffersntown 4

30. Lawrence Co. 4

30. Seneca 4

30. Western 4

35. Central Hardin 2

35. Fort Knox 2

35. Frankfort 2

35. Harrison County 2

35. Holmes 2

35. PRP 2

41. Ashland Paul Blazer 1

41. Belfry 1*

41. Boyle 1*

41. Central 1

41. Faridale 1

41. Franklin County 1

41. Johnson Central 1

41. Laffayette 1

41. Manuall 1

41. Owensboro 1*

41.  Paul Dunbar 1

41. Prestonburg 1

41. Trigg County 1*

41. Valley 1

41. West Hardin 1*

[Ranger123 43]

Too late, I already did it.  I have 2006 included.  Very interesting; I was close.  About 34 teams still with a goose egg (not sure some of the teams are still competing), though some of the programs are relatively new (Letcher, Bullitt, Whitley, etc).  Woodford has a streak of 12 consecutive years with a winner (totaling 30 champions).  Next best streak is Simon Kenton with 7.  North Hardin had an amazing 13 year streak from 1964 to 1976.

TEAM TOTAL

Woodford County 50

Hopkinsville 34

Fern Creek 31

North Hardin 29

Union County 25

Christian County 22

Conner 19

Simon Kenton 19

St. Xavier 18

Trinity (Louisville) 18

Sheldon Clark 17

Fort Campbell 16

Campbell County 15

Eastern 15

Henry Clay 15

Kentucky School f/t Blind 12

Boone County 11

Newport Catholic 11

Waggener 11

Ahrens 9

Danville 9

Scott 9

Seneca 9

Oldham County 8

South Oldham 8

Ballard 7

Caldwell County 7

Larue County 7

Wayne County 7

Flaget / Male 6

Millersburg Military Inst. 6

St. Joseph Prep 6

Doss 5

Lawrence County 5

Ryle 5

Tates Creek 5

Jeffersontown 4

Western 4

Westport 3

Central Hardin 2

Fort Knox 2

Frankfort 2

Harrison County 2

Holmes 2

Pleasure Ridge Park 2

Ashland Blazer 1

Belfry 1

Boyle County 1

Central 1

Dupont Manual 1

Fairdale 1

Franklin County 1

Johnson Central 1

Lafayette 1

Owensboro 1

Paul Dunbar 1

Prestonsburg 1

Southern 1

Trigg County 1

Valley 1

West Hardin 1

Anderson County 0

Apollo 0

Atherton 0

Bourbon County 0

Bryan Station 0

Bullitt Central 0

Calloway County 0

Campbellsville 0

Daviess County 0

DeSales 0

Dixie Heights 0

Henderson County 0

Holy Cross (L) 0

Iroquois 0

John Hardin 0

Kentucky Country Day 0

Letcher County Central 0

McCreary Central 0

McLean County 0

Montgomery County 0

Moore 0

Nelson County 0

Newport 0

North Oldham 0

Ohio County 0

Oneida Baptist 0

Paducah Tilghman 0

Perry County Central 0

Pike County Central 0

Shawnee 0

University Heights 0

Webster County 0

Western Hills 0

Whitley County 0

[kdsmith27 14]

Good Job Ranger123. Very interesting.

[bulldog-leader 56]

Ranger When did Flaget change to Male? 

was it a change of name or redistricting with a new school?

East and West Hardin became Central in 1990 I think.

[Ranger123 43]

Ranger When did Flaget change to Male? 

was it a change of name or redistricting with a new school?

East and West Hardin became Central in 1990 I think.

I don't know if the Flaget/Male change was officially a change.  That's just what I recall the way Louisville folks historically refer to it.  I don't really know the details.

[Mathound 4]

Here's the numbers that I have. Mine are only since 1996 because thats as far as I've gotten.

# Woodford County 27

# Sheldon Clark 11

# Simon Kenton 9

# South Oldham 8

# St. Xavier 8

# Scott 8

# Larue County 7

# Fern Creek 7

# Wayne County 7

# Campbell County 6

# Oldham County 6

# Henry Clay 6

# Lawrence County 5

# Ryle 5

# Hopkinsville 4

# Christian County 4

# Trinity (Louisville) 3

# Union County 3

# Seneca 3

# Tates Creek 2

# Eastern 2

# Paul Dunbar 1

# Franklin County 1

# Conner 1

# Ballard 1

# Jeffersontown 1

# Central Hardin 1

# Prestonsburg 1

# Ashland Blazer 1

# North Hardin 1

# Southern 1

# Harrison County 1

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And here is a chart of a regional analysis since 1996

Region  Last Year  Last 5 Yrs  Lifetime Total

1 0         3 11

2 1 5 9

3 1 1 1

4 0 4 14

5 4 16   25

6 1 13 29

7 5 15 38

8 2 13 25

[eville dad 17]

This is interesting to review:

I am impressed with South Oldham's # of champions. They are definitely a top team in the past 10 yrs. They really help region 5 to be one of the top regions with champs in the past 5 - 10 yrs. I hadnt really thought of it but they had 3 State Champs last year, Murner, Scott and Scherer, thats really impressive to have 3 champs from one team. They have lost all three to graduation and it will be interesting to see how quickly they rebuild. They have some good kids returning, a deep squad with kids ready to step up and they have a solid middle school team to replenish the ranks through the years. Coach Fiser has built a nice program there. Does anyone know how long South Oldham has had a wrestling program?

The other team to rise to the top in the past 10 years is Larue, they are loaded this year with lots of seniors. They could add to their list of State Champs this year and then it will be their turn to rebuild.

Should be fun to see these relatively new powers utilize their depth to stay on top. Both schools are good examples of how programs develop and maintain consistency through good feeder programs and strong motivated coaching.

[bulldog-leader 56]

I'm not sure when South Oldham started a team, but I do have the following stats.

First state Qualifier.

1990

David Mitchell----152

Brian Fletcher----189

First State Placers

1994

Ryan McGuffin-----112---6th

Conrad Wilmoski--119---4th

First Finalist

1997

Mike Hart-----135---2nd (only time he qualified for state)

First State Champions

2003

Billy Whitehouse-----130

Steve Lovewell-------145

Nick Fiser-------------160

There totals are.

State Qualifiers--------109

State Placers-----------45

Top 4 placers----------27

Finalists----------------15

State Champs----------9

MVW-------------------0

Larue County.

First Qualifier

1993

Hunt-------189 (I don't have a 1st name)

First Placer

1997

Jason Detre------189----4th

First Finalist

1998

Jason Detre------189---1st

First State Champ

1998

Jason Detre----------189

Larue Co. stats.

State Qualifiers----------128

State Placers-------------47

Top 4 placers------------29

Finalists------------------13

Champions---------------7

MVW----------------------1

[Guest DAWG6]

I'm not sure when South Oldham started a team, but I do have the following stats.

First state Qualifier.

1990

David Mitchell----152

Brian Fletcher----189

First State Placers

1994

Ryan McGuffin-----112---6th

Conrad Wilmoski--119---4th

First Finalist

1997

Mike Hart-----135---2nd (only time he qualified for state)

First State Champions

2003

Billy Whitehouse-----130

Steve Lovewell-------145

Nick Fiser-------------160

There totals are.

State Qualifiers--------109

State Placers-----------45

Top 4 placers----------27

Finalists----------------15

State Champs----------9

MVW-------------------0

Larue County.

First Qualifier

1993

Hunt-------189 (I don't have a 1st name)

First Placer

1997

Jason Detre------189----4th

First Finalist

1998

Jason Detre------189---1st

First State Champ

1998

Jason Detre----------189

Larue Co. stats.

State Qualifiers----------128

State Placers-------------47

Top 4 placers------------29

Finalists------------------13

Champions---------------7

MVW----------------------1

How does a guy with a login name bulldog-leader know so much about LaRue.

You would draw a conclusion this person was from John Hardin BullDawgs :evil:

[bulldog-leader 56]

There ismore than just one bulldog team in the bluegrass.  Look north young man.   8-)

[Southern112 0]

Thanks to joe powers Southern now has a champ...

[salt140 0]

I don't know if the Flaget/Male change was officially a change.  That's just what I recall the way Louisville folks historically refer to it.  I don't really know the details.

Male is one of the oldest schools in louisville. Flaget did not change into male. Flaget closed and most of the kids went to St. X

[eville dad 17]

I think Flaget became Holy Cross, can anyone confirm that?

Dupont Manual and Male used to be the same school. They divided up the original Dupont Manual and created Male. Ever wonder why Male uses the letter "H" instead "M"? Any alumni out there that can answer with the reason why?

[Guest former_fc_wrestler]

Ever wonder why Male uses the letter "H" instead "M"?

I asked a Male student and they said that it was because Manual was already using the "M", the "H" stands for High School. :|  as if they were the only one.

[bulldog-leader 56]

I talked to a friend of mine who lived in Lou.  According to him Flaget closed.  Male built a new school to where old Flaget use to be years later.

[eville dad 17]

OK so was it the downtown building that housed Flaget and then later Male before it moved out to Preston?

I think it was the old Bishop David that became Holy Cross.

[Ranger123 43]

I talked to a friend of mine who lived in Lou.  According to him Flaget closed.  Male built a new school to where old Flaget use to be years later.

I guess that's what I was thinking when I thought the two were "the same".

[Ranger123 43]

OK so was it the downtown building that housed Flaget and then later Male before it moved out to Preston?

I think it was the old Bishop David that became Holy Cross.

Holy Cross was actually the consolidation of Bishop David and some catholic girls school (which I can't remember right now).

[grappler-of-old 44]

Ranger could it have been St. Joseph? that combined with Biship David to make Holy Cross?

[Ranger123 43]

Ranger could it have been St. Joseph? that combined with Biship David to make Holy Cross?

I just looked it up.  It was Angela Merici

[green goblin 0]

Ranger,

I don't know what Louisville folks you have been talking to but Flaget High School was a private Catholic High school that served the West end of Louisville untill it closed in 1974. Louisville Male High School is a public school that has served the Jefferson county Public school system for more than 100 years. The two have not ever for any reason historic or not been related.