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Elkhart Wrestlers Finish Strong

Elkhart wrestling had a great ending to this year’s season. Ten young men finished the season strong at the regional wrestling tournament in Ellis, Kansas.

Wrestling is an intensive sport, requiring dedication, stamina, strength, and intelligence. Due to the intensity of practices, the difficulty of weight management, or frustration with personal performance, only ten athletes made it all the way through the Elkhart wrestling season. The average lay-person doesn’t realize how demanding wrestling is until they are introduced to the sport and this was a huge commitment for these young athletes.

Of the ten team members, three managed to earn a placing at the regional tournament. Seph I., a freshman, won 7th place, Daniel M., a sophomore, won 5th place, and Jonathan O., a sophomore, won 5th place. The fifth place winners were only one match away from qualifying for the state tournament. Others competing at regional’s were Garrett B., Terry L., Noah B., and Cody O.. Finishing the season were Tyler S. who was unable to attend the regional tournament, Travis . and Brian N. who didn’t wrestle due to injuries.

These athletes all deserve a pat on the back for their hard work and dedication to a great sport. My hat is off to you and it has been an honor to be able to coach such a great group of young men.