I had forgotten that since he was still in HS at the time. He must have traveled a good piece to come to that event. I don't remember where we held that one but even north Jersey is at least two hours from his place.
A friend of mine and I run a lot of events and look for names while we're doing it and text each other.
The idea came from a tournament about 40 years ago when another friend was announcing and started calling a match between Jeff Clark and Trevor Lewis. He looked again and started over- Yes, ladies and gentlemen- we have Lewis and Clark in an expedition match on mat 3!
At NHSCA for a good period of time maybe 10-15 years back there was literally a Bye family. We had to fix our software.
We found one weight with a Castro, Batista and Fidel.
One thing about team scores that everyone may not know. In the early years (1928- around 1940) they didn't always do team scores officially. So there wasn't an official champ. Also, in the pre-NCAA tournament years it seems there was some sort of championships based on dual results. I don't think the NCAA had anything to do with it but in Rec Hall (PSU) where they have their championship flags, they have one for 1920 (I think that's the year). I asked about that and was told it was based on duals.
Not exactly on point but back late 70s early 80s the Skove family from Long Branch, NJ.
Mark, John, Matt, Luke, Jude, Andrew, Thomas, Simon (and Nancy Jean- oh well)
If it was the guy on B I believe in one case he was calling the wrong Ukraine kid. Maksym Liu (?). He was saying Yevtushenko. I reported it but who knows.
@Jason Bryant 2 question.
1. Were the announcers rotating around? And I'm including you and Bryan. Bryan did Mat B first day and you were on the PA. The next morning he was on the PA. Seemed like it changed around a buit.
2. Do you know who the female mat-side announcer was for Helen's final match?
Kind of like all the current crop of Cael's?
In these cases, we can assume we know what sport the father did (I expect a bunch of Helen's coming up soon)