MT. PLEASANT— People have heard throughout the wrestling season about Dylan Clark and his abilities on the mat. Now that his high school wrestling career is over and he looks forward to college, it is time to realize just how great a year and career it has been.

Wrestling at 215 pounds, Clark is a two-time state champion, taking the top spot both as a junior and a senior. As a sophomore he placed fourth.

This year Clark compiled a 51-2 record and amassed 44 total pins, breaking a 20-year-old record.

He was selected as the Most Outstanding Wrestler for the upper divisions in the 3A State Championship tournament, beating out Wasatch's Jake Salazar who is ranked as the number three wrestler in the nation.

Athletes like Clark do not come along very often and need to be recognized for their accomplishments. He has been an asset to the school and the entire community.