Competition is necessary if you ever plan on achieving high goals, (goals beyond high school). So to the ones who may be dodging (Coach or wrestler) here's some great advice..., wrestle as many tough opponents as you can while you can. Win or lose, if you have any desire to compete after high school, it will only prepare you. If you do not plan on wrestling after high school then do what you feel is best to help you accomplish your goals. But I do agree with Beeson, everything I did on the mat my dad had a huge part in, and I was glad to hear him say we, when we won or lost. And lastly, as a huge fan of the sport, I think Beeson had another great point talking about cross classifications and state boundaries. Some of the best matches never happen because of these things, so as a fan I see it as unfair when 2 great wrestlers are supposed to meet up (and the typically won't meet at state) and one doesn't wrestle! But.. I'm just a fan I suppose.... Beeson, your son is lucky to have you share in his accomplishments and set backs, keep being in his corner! To the rest of you.. Good Day.
Clark Forward
Last edited by RightCall; 12/08/15 06:22 PM.