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Wrestling USA Magazine, Utah Wrestlers of the
Year
Outstanding Junior Wrestlers for 2004–2005
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Jake Swensen
North Sanpete High School, 130 lbs.
GPA: 3.5
School Classification: 2A (608
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Swensen is the real deal. He's powerful and skilled.
It's not often that you can cite a freshman state
champion, even more rare when it was done outside the
bottom two weight classes. He continued to be a
dominant force in the 125-pound weight class, regardless
of the state division he competes against, as illustrated
by his second State Championship.
2005 State Champion (130 lbs.),
2004 State Champion (125 lbs), 2003 State Champion (119
lbs.) 2003–2004 Record: 46-2
High School Career Record:
94-5 with 68 Pins. Freestyle Record: 60-5.
Greco-Roman Record: 71-0.
Following is a summary of Jake's wrestling career so far:
Three-Time High School State
Champion
2005 7th Place, USA Wrestling Junior Nationals,
Greco-Roman
2004 Wrestling USA
Magazine Utah Sophomore Wrestler of the Year
2003 High School State
Championships Outstanding Wrestler
2003 Utah Wrestling Coaches
Association Freshman of the Year
2003 National Champion, USA Wrestling Cadet
Nationals, Greco-Roman
2001 National Champion, USA Wrestling
Kids Nationals, Freestyle, Greco-Roman and Folkstyle (Triple
Crown Winner)
2000 National Champion, USA Wrestling
Kids Nationals, Folkstyle (Trinity Winner)
1999 National Champion, USA Wrestling
Kids National, Greco-Roman
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Talan Knox
Brighton High School, 160 lbs.
GPA: 3.8
School Classification: 5A (2,000
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I've watched Knox develop from elementary school.
He's got a work ethic that's rare; he really understands
the sport and he loves it. It's obvious when you
watch him wrestle. Taking second in state as a
freshman in a tough weight class is nothing to sneeze at,
either. He is continuing to knock heads and take
home top places, such as a silver medal at the Layton
Invitational (at 145 lbs.) and taking state as a
sophomore. At the USA Wrestling Cadet National Duals
he went undefeated in Greco-Roman and lost one decision
in freestyle, while taking a silver medal at the USA
Wrestling Cadet National Championships with a one-point
loss in overtime.
2005 State Champion (160 lbs.),
2004 State Champion (145 lbs.), 2003 State Silver Medalist.
2004–2005 Record: 38-3. 2003–2004 Record:
39-2. 2002–2003 Record: 29-12.
High School
Career Record: 106-17
Following is a
summary of Talan's wrestling career so far:
Two-Time High
School State Champion
One-Time High
School State Silver Medalist
Two-Time Region
II Champion
2005 Region II
Outstanding Wrestler
2005 Viewmont
Invitational Outstanding Wrestler
2005 Deseret
Morning News Prep of the Week
2004 Champion,
Viewmont Invitational
Three-Time
Brighton High School Outstanding Wrestler
2005 Wrestling USA
Magazine Utah Junior Wrestler of the Year
2004 Wrestling USA
Magazine Utah Sophomore Wrestler of the Year
2004 2nd Place, USA Wrestling
Cadet Nationals in Greco-Roman
2004 7th Place, USA Wrestling
Cadet Nationals in Freestyle
2003 5th Place, USA Wrestling Cadet Nationals in
Greco-Roman
2003 8th place, USA Wrestling Cadet Nationals in Freestyle
2003 Champion, Kids
Freestyle World Cup (Boise, ID)
2003 Champion,
Flowing Wells (Ariz.)
2002 National
Champion, USA
Wrestling Kids Nationals, Greco-Roman
Three-Time USA Wrestling Western Regionals Greco-Roman
Champion
Two-Time USA Wrestling Western Regionals Freestyle
Champion
Four-Time USA
Wrestling Freestyle State Champion
Three-Time USA
Wrestling Greco-Roman State Champion
Seven-Time USA
Wrestling All-American
Two-Time
Wasatch Duals Champion
Wrestling
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Utah Wrestling
Coaches Association Ranking
Talan is an
Academic Letterman.
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Nathaniel Holt
Provo High School, 135 lbs.
GPA: 3.6
School Classification: 4A (1,400
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I've watched Holt for a some time now and, in the last
year or so in particular, he has really developed into a
fine wrestler. He's skilled, he's fast, he's
powerful. But what really impressed me was when he
didn't leave anything on the mat when he fell short in the
bronze-medal match at the Reno World Championships last
April. I'm sure this is just one of many great
things ahead of him, because he's a gifted wrestler.
The strong turnout at Reno was only one of his glowing
performances supporting the expectations being laid by his
national sophomore ranking last season, including a
second-place finish at the high school state
championships, losing to senior powerhouse McKay
Sanderson.
2005 State Champion (140 lbs.),
2004 State Silver Medalist (130 lbs.).
High School
Career Record: 45-14 with 15 Pins.
Following is a
summary of Nathaniel's wrestling career so far:
One-Time High
School State Champion
One-Time High
School State Silver Medalist
One-Time USA
Wrestling Cadet All-American
2005 Champion,
Reno World Championships
2005 5th Place,
Reno Tournament of Champions
2005 2nd Place,
Rocky Mountain Rumble
2004 Wrestling USA
Magazine Utah Wrestler to Watch
2004 4A Duals Champion
2004 2nd Place, Rocky
Mountain Nationals in Freestyle
2004 2nd Place, Rocky
Mountain Nationals in Greco-Roman
2004 4th Place, Reno World Championships
2004 1st Place, Bear River
Tournament
2004 Provo High School Outstanding Sophomore Wrestler
2003 USA Wrestling Utah State Champion in freestyle and
Greco-Roman
2003 6th Place, USA Wrestling Cadet Nationals in freestyle
2003 2nd Place, USA Wrestling Western Regionals in
freestyle
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