Idaho High School Activities Association
2005
State Wrestling
Tournament Manual
United Dairymen of Idaho
The Official Sponsor of IHSAA State Championship Events
2004-2005 State Tournament Host Hotels
The following hotels have agreed to serve as the 2004-2005 State Tournament Host Hotels by providing
complimentary rooms for tournament officials. We appreciate their generous support and urge member schools to
patronize these Partners in Youth Development.
BOISE (EAST)
HOLIDAY INN
DOUBLETREE CLUB HOTEL
RED LION PARKCENTER
HAMPTON INN
FAIRFIELD INN BY MARRIOTT
3300 Vista Ave.
475 W. Parkcenter Blvd.
424 E. Parkcenter Blvd.
3270 S. Shoshone
3300 S. Shoshone
208-344-8365
208-345-2002
208-331-5600
208-331-5656
BOISE (WEST) / TREASURE VALLEY
SHILO INNS & RESORTS
Nampa Suites
Nampa Blvd
Boise Airport
Boise Riverside
HAMPTON INN
RODEWAY INN
FOUR AREA LOCATIONS
1401 Shilo Dr., Nampa
617 Nampa Blvd., Nampa
4111 Broadway, Boise
3031 Main, Boise
5750 E Franklin Rd., Nampa
1115 N. Curtis Rd, Boise
208-465-3250
208-466-8993
208-343-7662
208-344-3521
208-442-0036
208-376-2700
COEUR D’ALENE AREA
COEUR D’ALENE INN
SHILO INN
414 W Appleway, CDA
702 W Appleway, CDA
208-765-3200
208-664-2300
IDAHO FALLS AREA
SHILO INN
RED LION IF HOTEL
780 Lindsey Blvd., IF
475 River Parkway, IF
208-523-0088
208-523-8000
POCATELLO AREA
POCATELLO CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU
208-235-7659
Pocatello area hotels have agreed to share in providing rooms for IHSAA officials. For accommodations
at tournament rates contact the Convention and Visitors Bureau.
TWIN FALLS AREA
SHILO INN
BURLEY INN
1586 Blue Lakes Blvd., T.F.
800 Overland Ave, Burley
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208-733-7545
208-678-3501
THE IHSAA
Leading the Way Since 1925
In 1925 the Idaho High School Activities Association was formed to provide educational experience not
otherwise provided in the school curriculum. Since that time, the IHSAA has sought to provide a safe
rewarding environment for competitions, and consistency in all rules of athletics, speech arts, music, and drill
team activities.
Prior to 1925 regulations were sorely needed: many athletes were over-age, others were freely recruited, and
some were not even enrolled in school. When disputes developed, the problems were often "solved" by brawls
between the communities. As the schools began to sponsor activities, the programs began to flourish and the
problems diminished. During the dynamic growth years of 1970-1980, the IHSAA saw participation in high
school activities double to the point where over 60% of Idaho's high school boys and girls now participate in
extracurricular activities.
Few Idahoans realize that the IHSAA, the chief administrative body of interscholastic activities, is an
independent association of Idaho's schools that has been carefully structured to provide needed services to the
youth of the state without placing unfair burdens on the education system. In fact, the activity program in most
schools requires less than 2% of the educational budget allotted for that school. With the continued cooperation
and dedication of school superintendents, principals, athletic directors, coaches, and teachers, as well as the
keen interest of the Idaho public, high school activities will remain strong. The IHSAA welcomes you to this
championship event, a showcase of some of the finest of our Idaho Athletes.
PURPOSE AND PHILOSOPHY
A. PURPOSE OF MANUAL: This manual has been prepared to provide a better understanding of the administration of IHSAA
sponsored events. It will serve as a guide to the participating schools and will provide greater consistency. All information will
be included in this manual except such supplementary or incidental information as may be included in the coach’s packet. The
regulations in this manual shall be considered official unless the schools are notified in a special bulletin of any changes.
B. PHILOSOPHY OF INTERSCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES: Interscholastic activities are intended to supplement the
secondary curricular program. These activities can provide the student with educational experiences and learning outcomes that
contribute toward the development of good citizenship. This can be accomplished only when the emphasis is placed upon
teaching “through school activities”. Interscholastic activities can be justified only when this is its primary philosophy and
purpose.
C. PURPOSE OF DISTRICT AND STATE CONTESTS: It is the desire of the IHSAA Board of Directors that district and
state contests be both fun and educational. It is extremely important that athletes, coaches, and the school community make
every effort to enhance and keep in proper perspective the educational values of these events. Only when competition
contributes toward worthwhile educational goals can it be considered sufficiently important to be included in the school
program.
D. SUPERVISION OF ATHLETES AND FANS: The IHSAA By-Laws hold a school responsible, both at home and away, for
the conduct of its athletes, students and coaches. Coaches are required to supervise their athletes. A coach’s respect for others
and school property is necessary in order to instill in their athletes a respect for others and school property. Students staying
overnight in hotels or motels in conjunction with any interscholastic athletic contest should be well chaperoned. The good
conduct of students will leave a good impression for the entire school and community.
A school also should inform its athletes, students, coaches and fans of the value contest officials play in education through
ahtletics. When informing these people of this, the difference in the purpose of high school and professional sports should be
emphasized. Lack of respect for officials should not be tolerated. Booing of officials leads to booing of coaches and athletes
and this has no place in high school athletics. Athletic administrators are urged to develop a program through any and all
communication techniques available to insure that spectators understand that high school athletics are an educational endeavor
as opposed to the games being an end in themselves.
2005 STATE WRESTLING TOURNAMENT
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5A/ 4A/ 3A / 2A
Date:
Feb. 24-26, 2005
Site:
The Idaho Center, Nampa
Manager:
Gerry Nutt, Middleton HS
585-6657
ADMISSION OF PARTICIPATING WRESTLERS
In your coaches’ packet you will find a pass for each of your wrestlers. Please emphasize to your wrestlers not to lose their passes.
All wrestlers will be admitted only a designated entrance. Only coaches with a floor pass and wrestlers in uniform will be admitted
into the mat area.
ADMISSION OF COACHES
Tournament passes will be issued to coaches who have an IHSAA activity card. The passes will be enclosed in the coach’s packet.
The coach receiving a tournament pass will have only one admission remaining on his activity card (it will be so noted at the pass
door). Only authorized individuals will be allowed on the floor area.
ADMISSION OF MANAGERS
One manager per five qualified wrestlers will be admitted free.
ADMISSION OF MAT MAIDS, CHEERLEADERS, BANDS, ETC.
No mat maids, cheerleaders, drill teams, or bands will be admitted free. A form has been enclosed with this booklet to order and
purchase tournament passes in advance. All tickets will be in the coach’s packet.
ADMISSION PRICES
Tournament Pass:
$25.00
Discount Pass:
$16.00
General Admission:
$ 5.00 per session
Championship round:
$6.00 general
Discount Ticket:
$ 4.00 per session
$4.00 discount
(Students in grades 1-6 and students in grades 7-12 with an activity card may purchase a discount ticket. Children under 6
admitted free. Senior Citizens may purchase tickets at discount prices.)
AWARDS CEREMONY
The coach of each champion will make the presentation of medals. The awards will be given 2A/4A first, followed by 3A, and 5A.
Medals will be given to the first six places in each weight class in each division. Team trophies will be awarded to the Champion,
runner-up, third place and fourth place in each classification.
CERTIFICATION OF WRESTLERS FOR THE DIST. TOURNAMENT
The three scratch weigh-in requirement for entry into the district tournament has been reinstated for the 2004-05 wrestling season.
TWO POUND GROWTH ALLOWANCE
The IHSAA will be using the two-pound growth allowance for the 2004-05 season. The growth allowance will go into effect on
January 15, 2005. A two-pound growth allowance will be added to each weight class for all wrestlers, but this may not be used to
qualify for a lower weight class. Example: Wrestler A’s minimum certified wrestling weight is 114 pounds, which puts him in the
119 weight class. After January 15, the 112 weight class becomes 114, but Wrestler A is still only eligible for the 119 class.
DRESSING ROOMS
Wrestlers should dress at home or in their motel rooms. There will be limited dressing rooms available at the tournament site.
MOTEL
See page 2 for a listing of participating host hotels.
MOTEL CONDUCT
Each year we have a few athletes who create a bad image for the rest by their uncontrolled behavior in motels. All coaches are
encouraged to check their rooms closely upon arrival and departure to avoid unneeded misunderstandings. Please make sure athletes
are properly supervised.
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NUMBER OF MATS AND OFFICIALS
Ten mats will be used during most of the tournament. Eight mats will be used for the semi-finals on Friday night. Only four mats will
be used in the finals on Saturday night. An assistant referee will be used only during consolation and championship semifinals and
consolation and championship finals.
COACHES MEETING
There will be a State Wrestling Coaches Association meeting on Saturday February 26, 7:00 a.m. at The Idaho Center. If you have
concerns that you would like to have addressed at this meeting, please contact Kelly Bartlett at Mountain View High School in
Meridian: 855-4050.
PACKETS
Coaches’ packets will be available Wednesday evening and Thursday prior to weigh-in.
PARADE OF CHAMPIONS
The finalists in each weight class are to be dressed in uniform and meet at the designated area by 2:15 p.m. on Saturday, February 26..
Further instructions will be given at that time. Steve Demers of Eagle, Wade Palmer of Kuna, Matt Cobb of Weiser, and Mike Leck
of North Fremont, coaches of last year’s team champions, have been invited to lead the grand entry.
PICTURES
Color pictures will be taken of wrestlers on the awards stand by Nish's Photographics, 1904 Grant Street, Ste #3; Caldwell, ID; 4545466 or 1-800-717-6474, the official IHSAA photographer.
REPRESENTATION
5A
Dist. I-II
4
Dist. III
8
Dist. IV-V-VI
4
16
4A
Dist. I-II
Dist. III
Dist. IV-V
Dist. VI
3A
Dist. I-II
Dist. III
Dist. IV
Dist. V
Dist. VI
2.5
5.5
5
3
16
2A
3
4
3
3
3
16
Dist. I-II
Dist. III
Dist. IV
Dist. V
Div. VI
4
3
2
3
4
16
SCORER’S TABLE PROCEDURE
Towel throwers will be instructed to stand and move to the edge of the mat when 15 seconds remain in the period. With 10 seconds
remaining, the thrower will go onto the mat to a position facing the timer. When time expires, the official will be touched or the towel
dropped into the wrestlers.
SEEDING INFORMATION
Idaho is one of the few states in the nation that attempts to seed all wrestlers into the state tournament. IMPORTANT: Every coach
should complete a sheet on each wrestler who is entered in the district tournament and file the seeding information with the IHSAA
office.
Important items:
1. Complete all information on the forms.
2. Mail forms to the IHSAA office as early as possible - they
must be in the IHSAA office by Feb. 19.
3. Opponent’s name.
4. Score of a decision.
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SEEDING CRITERIA
For 3A/2A 1st through 8th seeds:
1. Head-to-head competition
2. Record against common opponents
3. District champions
4. Returning state champions
A champion or runner-up at a weight class will have a higher seeding than one moving up or down from another weight
class. Example: A state champion at 112 lbs. and a 2nd place wrestler at 125 lbs. when seeding for the 125 lb. class.
5. Returning state runner-up at the same weight class
6. Returning state placer (3 through 6)
7. Exceptional or best overall record
8. When a school has two wrestlers in the same weight class, if possible, they should be placed in opposite half brackets.
9. If possible, the district champion and runner-up will be put in opposite half brackets.
For 5A/4A 1st through 6th seeds:
1. At-large selection is done at district level and by the seeding committee in each classification for the state tournament.
2. When schools have two wrestlers in the same weight class, they will be placed in opposite half brackets. If possible, the
district champ shall be separated from his district runner-up by being drawn into the opposite half bracket, if it does not
change the seeding criteria.
3. Head-to-head
4. Record against common opponent in that weight class.
5. Record against common opponent in different weight class.
6. Best varsity record (minimum of 15) at that weight class.
7. Returning state champ or runner-up in the same weight class.
A champion or runner-up at a weight class will have a higher seeding than one moving up or down from another weight
class. Example: A state champion at 112 lbs. and a 2nd place wrestler at 125 lbs. when seeding for the 125 lb. class.
8. Returning state placer (3-6) in the same weight class. Follow same progression for two, three or more weight classes
removed.
9. Best overall record
10. District champ
11. After seeded wrestlers and at-large are determined, all remaining wrestlers will be drawn in.
T-SHIRTS
Souvenir tee shirts will be sold at the tournament site by McU Sports.
TOWELS
Towels will not be furnished.
WEIGH-INS
Official weigh-ins will be conducted in the locker rooms at the Idaho Center.
WEIGHT CLASSIFCATION
103, 112, 119, 125, 130, 135, 140, 145, 152, 160, 171, 189, 215, 275. A contestant shall not wrestle more than one weight class above
that class of his actual stripped weight at the time of weigh-ins. In accordance with the National Federation rules, one additional
pound will be allowed for each consecutive day of competition.
The following recommendations have been adopted by the IHSAA Board of Directors and will be observed during the state wrestling
tournament in regard to blood and bleeding wrestlers on the mat. The Board encourages schools to observe the recommendations in
non-state competitions.
1. Provide disposable towels on the mat to be used by wrestlers and officials in case of bleeding.
2. A container in the mat area for the soiled towels.
3. A container of disinfectant or bleach solution at each mat for removal of blood from the mat.
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2005 STATE WRESTLING TIME SCHEDULE
Thursday, February 24, 2005
Weigh-Ins
5A & 4A
3A & 2A
Session I
10:00-11:30
1:30-3:00
12:00-3:30 (matches 1-8)
3:30-7:00 (matches 1-8)
7:00-8:30 (matches 9-12)
8:30-10:00 (matches 9-12)
Weigh-Ins for Friday will be held on Thursday eve. at the times posted
5A & 4A: 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
3A & 2A: 8:30 - 10:30 p.m.
Friday, February 25, 2005
Session II
5A & 4A
3A & 2A
Session III
9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. (matches 13-16)
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (matches 13-16)
1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. (matches 17-20)
3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. (matches 17-20)
Session IV
5A & 4A; 3A; 2A
6:00-7:30 (matches 21-22) 10 mats
7:30-9:30 (matches 23-24 Semi-finals, 8 mats)
WEIGH-INS FOR SATURDAY: 8:30P.M. - 10:00 P.M. ON FRIDAY NIGHT
Saturday, February 26, 2005
Session V
9:00 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. (matches 25, 26 — 8 mats)
11:15 p.m. - 1:15 p.m. (matches 27, 28 — 5th, 6th and Consolation finals)
5A: Mats 1-2
3A: Mats 4-6
4A: Mats 3-5
2A: Mats 7-8
Session VI
Championship Wrestlers
Pre-match ceremony will start at 2:30
Championship matches will begin immediately following
5A: Mat 1
3A: Mat 2
4A: Mat 3
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2A: Mat 4
STATE RECORDS — WRESTLING WINNERS
One Class
1958 Boise
1959 Borah
1960 Boise
1961 Borah
1962 Minico
Bill Bowman
Al Cafferty
Bill Bowman
Al Cafferty
Bob Halverson
Class A
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
Boise
Boise
Marsh Valley
Marsh Valley
Marsh Valley
Pocatello
Minico &
Snake River
Minico
Snake River
Pocatello
Pocatello
Pocatello
Jerome
Pocatello
Skyline
Bill Bowman
Bill Bowman
Cleve Morgan
Cleve Morgan
Cleve Morgan
Del Wight
Bob Halverson
Keith Williams
Bob Halverson
Keith Williams
Dick Fleischmann
Dick Fleischmann
Dick Fleischmann
Jerry James
Jim Rackley
Floyd Young
Class B
1963 Grace
1964 Teton
1965 Teton
1966 Teton
1967 Parma
1968 Teton
1969 Teton
1970 Teton
1971 Teton
1972 Teton
1973 Teton
1974 Parma
1975 Salmon
1976 Salmon
1977 Teton
Lewis Lamb
Alvin Dalley
Alvin Dalley
Alvin Dalley
Bob Ellis
Alvin Dalley
Alvin Dalley
Alvin Dalley
Alvin Dalley
Alvin Dalley
Alvin Dalley
Jess Eddy
Leon Hartvigson
Leon Hartvigson
Lyn Jardine
Class 5A
1978 Skyline
1979 Nampa
Floyd Young
Rollie Lane
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
Nampa
Skyline
Skyline
Meridian
Skyline
Meridian
Meridian
Meridian
Nampa
Centennial
Pocatello
Pocatello
Pocatello
Nampa
Sandpoint
Sandpoint
Sandpoint
Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Blackfoot
Eagle
Skyline
Eagle
Eagle
Rollie Lane
Floyd Young
Floyd Young
Bruce Burnett
Floyd Young
Bruce Burnett
Bruce Burnett
Bruce Burnett
Rollie Lane
Kevin Wood
Clayton Armstrong
Clayton Armstrong
Clayton Armstrong
Jim Squibb
Dan Taylor
Dan Taylor
Dan Taylor
Cliff Laughlin
Cliff Laughlin
Kent Taylor
Kent Taylor
Kevin Wood
Brian Ricks
Steve Demers
Steve Demers
Class 4A
2001 Sandpoint
2002 Sandpoint
2003 Sandpoint
2004 Kuna
Mike Randles
Mike Randles
Mike Randles
Wade Palmer
Class 3A
1978 Shelley
1979 Preston
1980 Weiser
1981 Rigby
1982 Snake River
1983 Snake River
1984 Snake River
1985 So. Fremont
1986 Shelley
1987 Snake River
1988 Lakeland
1989 Lakeland
Alan Gardner
Laron Hansen
Jim Reed
Leon Clark
Keith Williams
Keith Williams
Keith Williams
Neil Hirschi
Scott Durfee
Keith Williams
Jim Whiteman
Jim Whiteman
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
Snake River
Snake River
Sugar-Salem
Sugar-Salem
Snake River
Snake River
Sugar-Salem
Sugar-Salem
Buhl
Snake River
Sugar-Salem
American Falls
Sugar-Salem
Sugar-Salem
Weiser
Laren Hansen
Laren Hansen
John Berry
John Berry
Laron Hansen
Laron Hansen
John Berry
John Berry
Thompson/Auers
Jon Cook
John Berry
Jim Giulio
John Berry
John Berry
Matt Cobb
Class 2A
1978 No. Fremont
1979 Firth
1980 No. Fremont
1981 Parma
1982 Teton
1983 Teton
1984 Sugar-Salem
1985 Teton
1986 Sugar-Salem
1987 Parma
1988 Parma
1989 Parma
1990 Parma
1991 Sugar-Salem
1992 Teton
1993 North Fremont
1994 North Fremont
1995 West Jefferson
1996 North Fremont
1997 North Fremont
1998 Declo
1999 North Fremont
2000 North Fremont
2001 North Fremont
2002 Challis
2003 Challis
2004 North Fremont
Robt. Christensen
Cordell Fullmer
Robt. Christensen
Jess Eddy
Alvin Dalley
Richard Berry
John Berry
Richard Berry
John Berry
Jess Eddy
Jess Eddy
Jess Eddy
Jess Eddy
John Berry
Richard Berry
Mike Leck
Mike Leck
Sawicki/ Kotecki
Mike Leck
Mike Leck
Jamie Holyoak
Mike Leck
Mike Leck
Mike Leck
John Piva
John Piva
Mike Leck
STATE RECORDS — INDIVIDUAL WINNERS
Class 5A
Most team championships by one school:
Most points scored in a state tourn. by team:
Pocatello -8
281, Meridian - 1986
Individual
State Championship - 3 time winners
Leland Adams, Boise - 1960, 1961, 1962
Mike Young, Idaho Falls - 1960, 1961, 1962
Arlin Lish, Marsh Valley - 1964, 1965, 1966
John Caccia, Pocatello - 1966, 1967, 1968
Stan Armstrong, Pocatello - 1978, 1980, 1981
Zane Jones, Skyline - 1979, 1980, 1981
Travis Bell, Highland - 1986, 1987, 1988
Robert Ho, Meridian - 1988, 1989, 1990
Zac Taylor, Sandpoint - 1990, 1991, 1992
Shane Hansen, Idaho Falls - 1991, 1992, 1993
Bob Maurer, Lewiston - 1991, 1992, 1993
Charlie Griggs, Eagle - 1994, 1995, 1996
Al Mack, Post Falls - 1996, 1997, 1998
Vance Beeson, Eagle - 2002, 2003, 2004
State Championship - 4 time winners
Mont Lish, Marsh Valley - 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967
Chris Owens, Idaho Falls - 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988
Brett Lawrence, Sandpoint — 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996
Jared Lawrence, Sandpoint - 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998
Fastest Pin: Chuck Taylor, Lewiston, Hvy, 8 seconds, 1989
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Class 4A
Most team championships by one school:
Most points scored in a state tourn. by team:
Sandpoint - 3
317.5; Sandpoint - 2001
Individual
State Championship - 3 time winners
Jake Rosholt, Sandpoint - 1999, 2000, 2001
Luke Feist, Sandpoint - 2001, 2003, 2004
Fastest Pin: RJ Moss, Post Falls, Hvy, .16 seconds - 2003
Class 3A
Most team championships by one school:
Most points scored in a state tourn. by a team:
Snake River - 10
261.5 - Sugar-Salem, 1996
Individual
State Championship - 3 time winners:
David Norris, Soda Springs - 1966, 1967, 1968
Randy Jones, Snake River - 1967, 1968, 1969
Creed Ricks, Madison - 1978, 1979, 1980
Jamie Barnes, Kellogg - 1986, 1987, 1988
Kory Wheeler, Sn. River - 1987, 1988, 1989
Bryan Mogul, Kuna - 1989, 1990, 1992
Bryan Holman, Sugar-Salem - 1989, 1990, 1991
John C. Barry, III, Sugar-Salem - 1991, 1992, 1993
Jon Padgett, Fruitland - 1997, 1998, 1999
Sky Pruitt, Lakeland - 2000, 2001, 2002
Brock Zollinger, Sugar-Salem - 2000, 2001, 2002
Clint Leonard, Lakeland - 2000, 2002, 2003
State Championship - 4 time winners:
Mark Bittick, Middleton - 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971
Tony Price, Sugar-Salem - 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
Cordell Anderson, Preston, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980 Clint Wolfley, Snake River - 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000
Jeff McKinlay, Sugar-Salem - 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993
Fastest Pin: Tracy Fish, Preston, 160 lbs. - 10 seconds, 1991
David Anderton, Snake River, Hvywt - 10 seconds, 1993
Louis Bean, Sugar-Salem, 112 - 10 seconds, 2003
Class 2A
Most team championships by one school:
Most points scored in a state tourn. by a team:
Teton (Driggs) - 14
Challis, 326 - 2003
Individual
State Championship - 3 time winners:
Alan Takahashi, Parma - 1963, 1964, 1965
Royce Foster, Teton - 1966, 1967, 1968
John Berry, Teton - 1967, 1968, 1969
Lynn Morrison, Parma - 1968, 1969, 1970
Ronnie Foster, Teton - 1971, 1972, 1973
Matt Bake, Parma - 1974, 1975, 1976
Rod Frisby, Parma - 1976, 1978, 1979
Rudy Rodriquez, Homedale - 1979, 1981, 1982
Matt Clark, No. Fremont - 1981, 1982, 1983
Buddy Berger, Teton - 1981, 1982, 1983
Terry Martindale, No. Fremont - 1982, 1983, 1984
Jim Putnam, New Plymouth - 1983, 1984, 1985
Ryan Nash, Homedale - 1986, 1987, 1988
Troy Ford, Parma - 1986, 1987, 1988
Brett Bingham, Gooding - 1987, 1988, 1989
Corky Powell, Fruitland - 1990, 1991, 1992
State Championship - 4 time winners:
Lex Case, North Fremont - 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000
Jordon Johns, Aberdeen - 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003
Fastest Pin: K.C. Hurless, Challis, 189 - 8 seconds, 2003
Coaching Records
Keith Williams, Snake River H.S., Blackfoot —
Dual Meet Record - 403 wins, 68 losses, 6 ties
Years as Coach - 1956-1988
Jessie Eddy, Parma
Dual Meet Record - 443 wins, 00 losses, 1 tie
Years as Coach - 1969-2003
Cleve Morgan, Soda Springs
Dual Meet Record - 301 wins, 161 losses, 5 ties
Years as Coach - 1957-1990
Alvin Dalley, Teton H.S, Driggs
Dual Meet Record - 246 winns, 11 losses, 4 ties
Years as Coach - 1963-1982
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Kyle Jones, North Fremont - 1999, 2000, 2001
Brian Fritchman, Orofino - 2001, 2002, 2003
Phillip Leck, North Fremont - 2002, 2003, 2004
Nathan Barzee, West Jefferson - 2002, 2003 , 2004