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Jolley-Little invited to Olympic Training Center
Jeffersonville wrestling state finalist Gavan Jolley-Little has been invited to wrestle at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs’ Big Brother Camp for a spring break camp.
Jolley-Little earned the invitation with his folkstyle wrestling national championship and a top-4 finish in the freestyle or Greco-Roman national finals.
After the camp, Jolley-Little has goals of making the FILA Cadet World Greco Roman team that travels to Serbia. The qualifier is in May in Cleveland.
If you would like to donate to any of these expenses, please write a check to Team Jeff Wrestling Club, Memo: Gavan Jolley-Little; To: Jeffersonville High School/Danny Struck, 2315 Allison Lane, Jeffersonville, IN 47130.
Struck receives Hurrle Award
Jeffersonville wrestling coach Danny Struck was awarded the 2012 John Hurrle Memorial Award, which is presented annually by the Indiana State Wrestling Association to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to the sport of amateur wrestling in the state of Indiana.
The recipient is chosen from nominations submitted by ISWA member clubs and directors and is presented to the recipient at the Indiana High School Wrestling Coaches Association Hall of Fame Banquet, which is held each year in February.
“No one better exemplifies the traits and a standard set forth by Coach Hurrle, and has done more for the kids of Indiana wrestling state wide than coach Danny Struck of Jeffersonville High School,” said Louis Rosbottom, who is the Indiana State Wrestling Association chairman. “Danny’s tireless efforts are reflected in the leadership roles that he has assumed in various important wrestling organizations across the state and nation.
Struck currently serves as vice-president of the Indiana High School Wrestling Coaches Association, is the Director of Coaches for the ISWA and is a member of the USA Wrestling Coaches Council, which is based in Colorado Springs.
Clark County Sports
SPORTS IN BRIEF: Jolley-Little invited to Olympic Training Center; Struck receives Hurrle Award
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COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: May 21, 2013
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
• Jeff Thompson (Louisville baseball, Floyd Central graduate, Jr.) — top performance: winning pitcher in a starting role in the Cardinals’ 12-4 home victory over Pittsburgh on Friday, seven innings pitched, three runs allowed (all earned), three hits, seven strikeouts, three walks; notes: Thompson became the sixth pitcher in U of L history to earn 10 or more victories in a season on Friday; he is one win away from tying the school record for most victories in a season; Friday’s win clinched the Cardinals a share of the Big East Conference championship; they claimed the outright conference title on Saturday with a 7-4 home triumph over the Panthers; team records: 46-10 overall, 20-4 Big East; Thompson’s record: 10-1. -
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