Jeremy Hunter
Jeremy Hunter was a four-time Pennsylvania state champion, a feat accomplished by only nine other wrestlers in PIAA history. His career record was 171-2. He was named Most Valuable Wrestler in 1996 and has also earned acclaim at the national level in Greco-Roman and Freestyle wrestling.
Hunter earned a GPA of 2.87, finishing in the top 40 percent of his class.
He was involved in 4-H, family projects and with senior class and wrestling fundraisers, and also volunteered time with the youth and junior high wrestling programs.
Awards:
Year
1996
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Award
Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award
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Chapter/Region
Northeast, Pennsylvania
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All American Awards:
Season
2000
|
School
Penn State
|
Tournament
Division I
|
Weight
125
|
Place
1
|
Season
1999
|
School
Penn State
|
Tournament
Division I
|
Weight
125
|
Place
2
|
Season
1998
|
School
Penn State
|
Tournament
Division I
|
Weight
118
|
Place
5
|
College Season Records:
Season
2000
|
School
Penn State
|
Class
Senior
|
Bouts
34
|
Wins
33
|
Losses
1
|
Ties
0
|
Falls
8
|
Win PCT.
97.06
|
Place
1st
|
Season
1999
|
School
Penn State
|
Class
Senior
|
Bouts
34
|
Wins
33
|
Losses
1
|
Ties
0
|
Falls
8
|
Win PCT.
97.06
|
Place
2nd
|
Season
1998
|
School
Penn State
|
Class
Sophomore
|
Bouts
34
|
Wins
28
|
Losses
6
|
Ties
0
|
Falls
7
|
Win PCT.
82.35
|
Place
5th
|
Season
1997
|
School
Penn State
|
Class
Freshman
|
Bouts
38
|
Wins
29
|
Losses
9
|
Ties
0
|
Falls
6
|
Win PCT.
76.32
|
Place
DNP
|
Season
Career
|
Bouts
140
|
Wins
123
|
Losses
17
|
Ties
0
|
Falls
29
|
Win PCT.
87.86
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All Rankings:
Season
2000
|
Rank Date
11/12/1999
|
Weight
125
|
Rank
1
|
School
Penn State
|
Season
2000
|
Rank Date
12/08/1999
|
Weight
125
|
Rank
1
|
School
Penn State
|
Season
2000
|
Rank Date
01/07/2000
|
Weight
125
|
Rank
1
|
School
Penn State
|
Season
2000
|
Rank Date
02/11/2000
|
Weight
125
|
Rank
1
|
School
Penn State
|
Season
2000
|
Rank Date
02/25/2000
|
Weight
125
|
Rank
1
|
School
Penn State
|
Season
2000
|
Rank Date
03/11/2000
|
Weight
125
|
Rank
1
|
School
Penn State
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