2002 Iron Man Winners



2002 Iron Man Winners

Wrestling Iron Man Winners

Name	City	Age	Pts	G	S	B
Tim Neumann (OMA)	Lincoln	44	15	5	0	0
Wallace Dawkins	Lincoln	39	14	4	1	0
*Jay Sherer (OW)	Columbus	14	12	4	0	0
Joe Ellenberger (OW)	Omaha	17	12	4	0	0
*Rob Pilcher	Omaha	22	11	3	1	0
Jake Smith	Blair	15	11	3	1	0
Scott Loveless	Omaha	21	11	3	1	0
Jeff Rutledge	Lincoln	17	11	3	1	0
*T. J. Aumiller	Harvard	18	10	3	0	1
Quinton Cottle	Arlington	13	10	3	0	1
Craig Brester	Howells	15	10	2	2	0
Keenan McCurdy	Lincoln	16	10	2	1	2
Craig Pokorny	Omaha	16	10	2	2	0
Dennis Dekay	Omaha	17	10	2	2	0
Brock Sherman (OW)	Crete	9	9	3	0	0
Jesse Browne (OW)	Plattsmouth	9	9	3	0	0
*Brock Smith	Gering	14	9	3	0	0
Justin Crouch	Elkhorn	14	9	3	0	0
Andy Pokorny	Omaha	13	9	3	0	0
*Jared Gable	Papillion	15	9	1	3	0
*Zachary Cottle	Arlington	11	9	3	0	0
Marcus Hellwege	Lincoln	21	9	2	1	1
Joshua Glazebrook	Papillion	16	9	2	1	1
Logan Hayman	Grand Island	15	9	2	1	1
Marcus Hilario	Omaha	17	9	2	1	1
*John Payne	Papillion	15	8	2	1	0
*Daniel Rodriguez	Kearney	13	8	2	1	0
*Ryan Etherton	Lincoln	15	8	1	2	1
*Riley Tonkin	Lincoln	23	8	1	2	1
Trevor DeRuiter	Bellevue	16	8	2	1	0
Andrew Sok	Winside	15	8	2	1	0
Sheldon Garcia	Omaha	9	8	2	1	0
Zachary Nelson	Omaha	9	8	2	1	0
Alan Taylor	Grand Island	10	8	2	1	0
Chad Brester	Howells	13	8	2	1	0
Cameron Browne	Plattsmouth	14	8	2	1	0
Ryan Davis	Plattsmouth	12	8	2	1	0
Josh Marcum	Omaha	14	8	2	1	0
Tyler Schrader	Lincoln	13	8	2	1	0
Kyle Gorsuch	Dix	7	8	2	1	0
Perry Mostek	Blair	24	8	2	1	0

*Were 2001 Iron Man Winners.
Tim Neumann selected as the Outstanding Male Athlete for the 2002 CSG.
Joe Ellenberger selected Outstanding Wrestler for 15 to18.
Jay Sherer selected Outstanding Wrestler for 11 to 14.
Brock Sherman & Jesse Browne selected as Outstanding Wrestles for 10 & Under.

2002 CSG Wrestling Records

Most Medals - 5

Tim Neumann-Lincoln (5G)

Wallace Dawkins-Lincoln (4G-1S)

Keenan McCurdy-Lincoln East (2G-1S-1B)

Most Gold Medals - 5

Tim Neumann-Lincoln (Didn't allow a match point.)

Just the 4th wrestler in CSG history to win 5 Golds.

Four Gold Medals

Wallace Dawkins, Lincoln

Jay Sherer-Columbus

Joe Ellenberger-Millard South

Most Matches - 15

Wallace Dawkins-Lincoln

Most Wins - 14

Tim Neumann-Lincoln & Wallace Dawkins-Lincoln

Most Medals for Brothers - 9

Cory, Craig & Chad Brester-Howells (5G-3S-1B)

Most Gold Medals for Brothers - 6

Quinton & Zachary Cottle Arlington

Most Gold Medals for Brothers - 5

Andy & Craig Pokorny-Omaha

Cory, Craig & Chad Brester-Howells

Jesse & Cameron Browne-Plattsmouth *Brandon Browne finished 8th at Cadet Nationals the same weekend as the CSG.

The Doug Denson Streak Continues

Doug was the Bronze Medallist at 250# in the Scholastic 19& Over. Doug has now medalled in wrestling at all 18 CSG's.

New Youngest Iron Man Ever

Kyle Gorsuch-Dix Age-7 (0ld record was Age 9)

Longest Iron Man Streak-3 Years

Rob Pilcher, Jay Sherer, & Daniel Rodriguez

Father & Son Gold Medalist

Tim & Clint Neumann-Lincoln (Chase won a Bronze)

Most Iron Man Shirts Ever - 5

Marcus Hellwege-Lincoln (94, 95, 96, 97, & 02)

Most Iron Man Winners - 41

2002 (Old record was 32 in 1999)

2002 CSG WRESTLING RECAP

Two wrestling highlights, Dan Gable giving the Athlete's Oath and Tim Neumann honored as the Male Athlete of the Year, have made the 18th CSG a very special one for our sport. The Friday clinic given by Dan Gable at Waverly High School was excellent and drew great media coverage. The clinic went over so well we plan to now do one ever year. Dan Gable, a wrestling legend both as an athlete and as a coach, gave a special message along with leading the CSG Athletic Oath at the Opening Ceremonies. Tim Neumann of Lincoln entered his first State Games and took home 5 gold medals. Tim who is now 44 wrestled 14 matches over the two days, not allowing anyone to score Äon him. He is just the fourth wrestler to win at least 5 gold medals in one CSG. The other 3 are are Zac Dominguez, Tom McCann, and Marcus Hellwege. The CSG also named Tim as the Outstanding Male Athlete. Note that wrestlers have won this award 3 of the 9 times it has been given. Tom McCann in 1997 and Dustin Terry in 1998 are the other two winners. Two other wrestlers were also given strong consideration for being nominated for this award. Jay Sherer of Columbus in his march to win 4 gold medals defeated the Class A 103 Champion twice and the Class A 112 Runner-up once. Jay who will be a freshman at Columbus High this next season has won 250 matches out of 264 this past year. The other one was Wallace Dawkins of Lincoln at age 39 brought home 4 gold medals and 1 silver medal. His only lost in 15 matches was to Rob Riedy of Grand Island.

Outstanding Wrestlers by age group:

Ages 10 & Under: Brock Sherman of Crete and Jesse Browne of Plattsmouth will share that honor. Both wrestlers won 3 gold medals. Brock was 9-0 and Jesse was 8-0 for the meet.
Ages 11-14: Jay Sherer of Columbus. Jay won 4 gold medals and went 10-0 for the meet.
Ages 15-18: Joe Ellenerger of Millard South. Joe won 4 gold medals and went 11-0 for the meet.
Ages 19 & Over: Tim Neumann of Lincoln. Tim won 5 gold medals and went 14-0 for the meet.
Overall Outstanding Wrestler: Tim Neumann of Lincoln

Three records dealing with Iron Man status fell:

A record 40 wrestlers earned Iron Man shirts. That smashed the old record of 32 set in 1999.
Marcus Hellwege of Lincoln won his 5th Iron Man shirt. The record of 4 was held by several. This was the first time Marcus had wrestled in the CSG since 1997 due to Junior Nationals and National Guard.
Kyle Gorsuch of Dix (Kimball School District) at age 7 became the youngest Iron Man. The old record of age 9 was held by Mogan Denson and Andy Pokorny both of Omaha. At 41 pounds Kyle is also the smallest Iron Man ever.

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