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126: Randy Conrad (East Leyden)
145: Bob Holland (East Leyden) 155: Mike Kraft 185: Kenny Rutger (Thorton) Hwt.: Kurt Bangston (East Leyden), James Irons (Bloom) |
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98-Mark Ruettiger (He was pre-'91 but was my HS school coach so he gets the nod! I have seen tape.) 103-Lindsery Durlacher (Definitely NOT a sympathy vote!) 112-Israel Martinez (Should have been a 4x'er. Has to be on this list somewhere!) 119-Cal Ferry (Should have been a 4x'er!) 125-Tony Ramos (Even though I am not a fan!) 130-Steve Williams (I have only seen tape of him, but PRETTY good!) 135-Joey Gilbert (Andrew was in our conference and he was one of the first wrestlers I ever saw. I was AMAZED!) 140-Albert White 145-TJ Williams 152-Eric Tannenbaum 160-Joe Williams 171-John Dergo (Just as good of a football player.....maybe better at football!) 189-Shane Zajac (I am a little biased since he was a teammate) 215-John Lockhart (Jon Lovrich was the most dominant for a single year, but that was the first year of 215.) HWT-Hubert Thompson (BOO!!! Looked like a 40 year old out there wrestling toddlers!) |
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I have to think about an all time dream team for illinois wrestlers. In order for me to make up the list I just want to know if it is solely based on high school career or is college career taken into account also?
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how about Dan Collins at 130? the guy was a beast.
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98 Mark Ruettiger
105 Cal Ferry 112 Izzy Martinez 119 John Starzyk 125 Mike Mena 130 Joey Gilbert 135 David Douglas 140 TJ Williams 145 Albert White 152 Joe Williams 160 Mike Benefiel 171 Jevon Herman 189 Lee Munster 215 Michael Sojka HWT Garrett Goebel |
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98 Mark Ruettiger
105 Cal Ferry 112 Izzy Martinez 119 John Starzyk 125 Mike Mena 130 Joey Gilbert 135 David Douglas 140 TJ Williams 145 Albert White 152 Joe Williams 160 Mike Benefiel 171 Jevon Herman 189 Lee Munster 215 Michael Sojka HWT Garrett Goebel Good list; I might put Dergo in at 171. No doubt about Starzyk at 119. I have to go with Sam Brooks (OPRF) at 189lbs...I am biased but, come on...numerous time AA at Fargo, 4xSQ, 3xFinalist, 2xChamp, and a Greco Jr World bronze medalist.
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He was next on my list just had to fit 3 time champ Munster in there I couldve moved Munster down and Herman out but Herman was a 3 time finalist and 1 time champ and both loses in finals were to Kading
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Great topic, seems to always come up. I think you need to consider the wrestlers entire record including internatioal style and college. Some great HS wrestlers didn't have the same success in college for a variety of reasons including Albert White, Israel, Cal Ferry, and Mike Benefiel. White and Martinez were Junior college champs but that is not Division 1 level.
Any list needs to have Tannenbaum and Poeta. Tannenbaum was 2X Junior Freestyle Champ, University National Freestyle Champ, 2X Big Ten Champ, 4X AA and national runner up. Tannenbaum was one of three wrestlers to beat Mark Perry twice in college. Poeta was a Junior National Champ, 2X Big Ten Champ, 3X AA and 2X national runner up. Poeta is considered to be one of the best all time wrestlers to not have won an NCAA championship. |
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Last edited by calotofwrestling; 10-02-2012 at 07:31 PM. |
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