Jim Kasik's Page

What a season. I am so proud of our young men that it is hard to put into words. It was an honor to coach these guys all season. I really think they were wrestling their best matches when it really counted. Our tough schedule all year prepared them for a successful finish. Here are some of the accomplishments that this team had this season: 9-1 dual record, York Invite Runner-up finish, North Bend Quad Champions, Gator Dual Runner-ups, East Butler Invite Champions, Conference Runner-ups, 8… Continue

The district tournament is always a tournament with the highest highs and lowest lows, and many times these come in the span of minutes. This year was no different. While we are very proud of our 8 qualifiers, we felt like we could have done a little better, but that will have to wait for next year. We feel like we are ready to compete at the Qwest and like our chances at a strong finish. We will be looking to improve on last years 7th place finish with the following qualifiers.

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Hello all, This is the update on the B-2 districts. You will need a adobe reader to read these pdfs.

Tournament finished.

Weights made bold as updated:

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The Schuyler Warriors have a week and a half of practice under their belt. Things are going well, we have about 25 wrestlers competing for 14 varsity weights. We have 3 seniors, 11 juniors, 2 sophomores, and 9 freshman. Overall our effort has been very good, we are getting guys down to weight and in wrestling shape for our home opener with 8th rated Crete on Dec. 3rd at 7:00 pm. We will practice Friday and Saturday of this week and conduct wrestle-offs to determine our varsity line-up. I like wh… Continue

Former Schuyler wrestler and Columbus High State Champion is currently ranked 3rd in the nation in Division II. Jay Sherer is coming off of his All-American finish last year wrestling for Augustana. Jay is ranked #1 in his conference and is one of the top wrestlers for Augustana. Jay wrestled in the Schuyler Wrestling Club until his family moved to Columbus prior to his freshman year in high school. Good Luck Jay!