Adam Sylvester of Totino-Grace has committed to wrestling for Augsburg University following his upcoming senior season.
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Catching up with Jim Gale
From Wrestling to Sustainable Farming
By Chad Otterness
Jim was a 1988 Totino-Grace High School and 1994 Mankato State University graduate. Jim has accumulated an impressive wrestling background. He was a Minnesota state freestyle and Greco-Roman champion, a two-time place winner at the Minnesota State High School Wrestling Championships, and a four-time All-American at Mankato State University, earning a National Championship in 1992.
The Guillotine Grapevine: A tale of two stories in Section 5AA
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A trip to Totino-Grace High School in Fridley had one goal in mind, profile the private Catholic school and its accomplished wrestling program. What happened was what makes sports great – kids doing great things to create great results. Totino-Grace wouldn’t hoist the Section 5AA trophy on Saturday, it’d be a group of kids from Orono who came into the sectional tournament with a 6-12 dual record.
College Recruiting: two-time state champion Thompson to South Dakota State
Joey Thompson of Totino-Grace has committed to wrestling for South Dakota State University following his upcoming senior season.
Jake Svihel, Star Tribune Metro Wrestler of the Year
The Totino-Grace senior finished the season 57-0, a state record for individual victories in a season, to win a state title after three runner-up finishes.
It’s been a month, yet to Totino-Grace senior wrestler Jake Svihel, it feels just as good as it did when it happened.
Svihel, the Star Tribune’s Metro Wrestler of the Year, capped a perfect season with an equally perfect ending, defeating Byron’s Mitchel Peterson 7-3 in the Class 2A 126-pound final. He finished the season 57-0, a state record for individual victories in a season, and broke a number of school records, including takedowns in a season and in a career.
But it wasn’t about setting records. It was about finally winning a title. He’d finished second at his weight for three consecutive years. This past season, however, nothing was keeping him from going out on top. Continue reading at www.mnwrestlinghub.com
College Recruiting: two-time state entrant Clark to Saint John’s
Josh Clark of Totino-Grace has committed to wrestling for Saint John’s next season.