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Team Award Winners
1999/2000
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Steve Smith Award
The Steve Smith
award identifies a wrestler who, through leadership, demonstrates to
team members the importance of hard work and good sportsmanship.
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| Ryan
Budd |
14 and Under - 126 lbs |
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Most Valuable Wrestler
This award
identifies a wrestler who, through leadership, demonstrates to
team members the importance of hard work and sportsmanship.
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| Brian
Zerr |
14 and Under - 84
lbs |
| Johnathan
Brascetta |
12 and Under - 78
lbs |
| Eric
Wilson |
8 and Under - 52
lbs |
| Jonathan
Bass |
6 and Under - 49
lbs |
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Outstanding Wrestler
This award
identifies a wrestler who, through leadership, demonstrates to
team members the importance of hard work and sportsmanship.
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| Brian
"Bubba" Timberman |
14 and Under - 147
lbs |
| Stephen
Eberle |
14 and Under - 112
lbs |
| Nick
Brascetta |
8 and Under - 60
lbs |
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Most Improved Wrestler
This award
identifies a wrestler who, through hard work and dedication,
improved most of any other team member within his age group.
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| Matt
Laurita |
12 and Under - 102 lbs |
| Daniel
Brascetta |
12 and Under - 96
lbs |
| Dustin
Brown |
8 and Under - 56
lbs |
| Austin
Hayes |
6 and Under - 53 lbs |
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Rookie Of The Year
This award
identifies a wrestler who, through hard work, excelled in their
first year as a wrestler.
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| Brandon
Hayes |
12 and Under - 126
lbs |
| Matt
Sonka |
8 and Under - 80 lbs |
| Anthony
Vallejos |
6 and Under - 41 lbs |
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Honorable Mention
This award
identifies a wrestler who, through hard work at practice,
dedication to competing at the highest level, and consistency in
displaying good sportsmanship is an example of the guidelines set
forth in the Grandview Wrestling Club Mission Statement.
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| Tim
Martin |
8 and Under - 52
lbs |
| Reggie
Lewis |
8 and Under - 56 lbs |
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