Landon,"Tug" Keiswetter a two time state champion (2010 & 2011) from Norton is a National Champion winning the NJCAA 184 pound championship over the weekend.

Tug is 2011 graduate of Norton Community High School where he helped lead the Blue Jays to two Team State Championships ('10 & '11). He has continued his education and wrestling career at Pratt,KS Community College.

Congratulations, Tug!

Congratulations to Mr. Keiswetter!!!

You can watch the the Championship matches at the link below.


2013 NJCAA National Wrestling Championship Finals

Very impressive! Congratulations "Tug"! You make Kansas proud!

Tug is also well on his way to being a two-time Academic All-American!

If "Tug" was an eastern Kansas wrestler this thread would be at least two pages long. It makes me laugh at the ignorance and the lack of acknowledgment of this accomplishment. Pretty much explains this forum.

You know what pretty much "explains this forum", not being able to get more than three constructive replies without someone whining.

Congrats to "Tug" but this really belongs under the college wrestling thread. If you will notice, not many college wrestling posts get a ton of responses or notice. I think this comment is out of line and takes away from Landon's accomplishments.

Since you started us down that path... There are nearly 2.9 million people in Kansas. Over 1/3 live in two of 105 counties. The line for East/West equal distribution of population runs just west of Topeka. If you draw the line just west of Salina/Wichita which is where "you WK guys" like to then you are going to be looking at less than 25% of the total population. Now, is anyone shocked that more people talk about Eastern KS wrestling than western Kansas??

Kansas 2,853,118
.Allen County 13,371
.Anderson County 8,102
.Atchison County 16,924
.Barber County 4,861
.Barton County 27,674
.Bourbon County 15,173
.Brown County 9,984
.Butler County 65,880
.Chase County 2,790
.Chautauqua County 3,669
.Cherokee County 21,603
.Cheyenne County 2,726
.Clark County 2,215
.Clay County 8,535
.Cloud County 9,533
.Coffey County 8,601
.Comanche County 1,891
.Cowley County 36,311
.Crawford County 39,134
.Decatur County 2,961
.Dickinson County 19,754
.Doniphan County 7,945
.Douglas County 110,826
.Edwards County 3,037
.Elk County 2,882
.Ellis County 28,452
.Ellsworth County 6,497
.Finney County 36,776
.Ford County 33,848
.Franklin County 25,992
.Geary County 34,362
.Gove County 2,695
.Graham County 2,597
.Grant County 7,829
.Gray County 6,006
.Greeley County 1,247
.Greenwood County 6,689
.Hamilton County 2,690
.Harper County 6,034
.Harvey County 34,684
.Haskell County 4,256
.Hodgeman County 1,916
.Jackson County 13,462
.Jefferson County 19,126
.Jewell County 3,077
.Johnson County 544,179
.Kearny County 3,977
.Kingman County 7,858
.Kiowa County 2,553
.Labette County 21,607
.Lane County 1,750
.Leavenworth County 76,227
.Lincoln County 3,241
.Linn County 9,656
.Logan County 2,756
.Lyon County 33,690
.McPherson County 29,180
.Marion County 12,660
.Marshall County 10,117
.Meade County 4,575
.Miami County 32,787
.Mitchell County 6,373
.Montgomery County 35,471
.Morris County 5,923
.Morton County 3,233
.Nemaha County 10,178
.Neosho County 16,512
.Ness County 3,107
.Norton County 5,671
.Osage County 16,295
.Osborne County 3,858
.Ottawa County 6,091
.Pawnee County 6,973
.Phillips County 5,642
.Pottawatomie County 21,604
.Pratt County 9,656
.Rawlins County 2,519
.Reno County 64,511
.Republic County 4,980
.Rice County 10,083
.Riley County 71,115
.Rooks County 5,181
.Rush County 3,307
.Russell County 6,970
.Saline County 55,606
.Scott County 4,936
.Sedgwick County 498,365
.Seward County 22,952
.Shawnee County 177,934
.Sheridan County 2,556
.Sherman County 6,010
.Smith County 3,853
.Stafford County 4,437
.Stanton County 2,235
.Stevens County 5,724
.Sumner County 24,132
.Thomas County 7,900
.Trego County 3,001
.Wabaunsee County 7,053
.Wallace County 1,485
.Washington County 5,799
.Wichita County 2,234
.Wilson County 9,409
.Woodson County 3,309
.Wyandotte County 157,505

Chiefs, that might possibly be the best response ever in the history of this forum.