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Chesney wrestling celebrated after state title; coach credits off‑season work
Summary
The board recognized Chesney High School's wrestling team for winning the 2A state championship. Coach Rance recapped the season, named individual champions and thanked the district and community for support.
The board formally recognized Chesney High School’s wrestling team on Tuesday evening after a season that ended with a 2A team state championship.
Coach Rance thanked the board and community for their support and gave a detailed account of the season, including a midseason loss to Chester that the program used as motivation. He named several wrestlers by name, praising senior leaders and noting individual state titles for Bryson Chappell, Colin Bradley, Thad Gerstenacker and Quentin Gerstenacker. “The giant had fallen,” Coach Rance said, reflecting on the team’s comeback in the upper‑state rematch.
Board members and attendees applauded the athletes and coaches. The recognition highlighted the role of sustained off‑season training and community support in the program’s turnaround. The presentation included brief remarks from student athletes expressing appreciation for the district’s backing.
The board did not take formal action tied to the recognition; the segment was ceremonial and concluded with congratulations from trustees.
