The CDPHS is very proud to have total cooperation and the approval of the Deer Park Gazette to publish their
Washington State Wrestling Champs in 2008, in 2009 and again in 2010. Congratulations DPHS Stags!STAGS TAKE STATE WRESTLING TITLE, 2008.
2ND YEAR INSUCCESSION! 2009. ARE YOU KIDDING? 2010. MAKE THAT 3 YEARS RUNNING!!!!!
Best record in Washington State History!
2ND YEAR INSUCCESSION! 2009. ARE YOU KIDDING? 2010. MAKE THAT 3 YEARS RUNNING!!!!!
Best record in Washington State History!
It is entirely possible these Cheerleaders & others like them are the true reason for the Championships.
Drew Acorn, Sophomore, 103 pounds. First in Regionals. First at State.
Levi Zadoronzny, Senior, 119 pounds. First in Regionals. Fourth at State.
Brandon Leliefeld, Junior, 140 pounds. Second in Regionals. Third at State.
Cody Miller, Junior, 152 pounds. First in Regionals. First at State.
Ethan Grable, Junior, 171 pounds. Third in Regionals. Fourth at State.
Stags' Wrestling Coach Matt Jorgenson at the March Deer Park School Board Meeting. He presented the Board Members DPHS Wrestling Shirts. DPHS Wrestling Coaches Keith Stamps and Aaron Miller are not pictured.
The Deer Park Stag 2009 Washington State 2 A Championship squad with the coaching staff and their cheer leaders. Proud is an understatement.
The 2009 State Wrestling Championship trophy proudly admired by Deer Park High School Principal Joe Feist. Photographed by Bill Sebright.
Blake Adams, 112 pound class 2A Washington State champion. Third in 2008. First in 2009
Drew Acorn was the 2008 Washington state 103 pound champion. He became the 119 pound champion in 2009.
Sophomore Billy Rhoads weighint 140 pounds is the state champion with 2 years left to compete.
Washington State Champion Brandon Leliefeld at 145 pounds in Class 2A competition. Brandon took third place in 2008.
Cody Miller, one of two to repeat as champions in his weight class of 152 lbs of the 2A Wrestling Washington State meet.
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Feast or famine, after 85 years going without a team championship, 3 State Championship in a row!!! This is heaven on earth. A very sincere “THANK YOU,” to Sue Kelsch, Editor of the Deer Park Gazette.
Deer Park School District Superintendent Mick Miller makes a presentation to Matt Jorgenson, DPHS Wrestling Coach, at the March 24, 2008, School Board Meeting. Perhaps Deer Park has another Coach Glen Click on their hands.
Jessica Duenich is heading for North Dakota. Both the D P boys and now the D P Girls are the CHAMPS. Compliments of the Deer Park Gazette.
Blake Adams, Sophomore, 112 pounds. Second in Regionals. Third at State.
Billy Rhodes, Freshman, 135 pounds. Fourth in Regionals.
Ryan Jorgenson, Junior, 160 pounds. Third in Regionals, Third at State.
Waylan Cork, Senior, 160 pounds, Second in Regionals. Fourth at State.
Shawn Burton, Freshman, 285 pounds. Third in Regionals. Sixth at State.
The Washington State 2008 2A Wrestling Championship Trophy
This is the 2008 State Wrestling Championship trophy that will stay in the Stags trophy case.
They started it. The Washington State 2A State Champions 2008 Wrestling Team with coaches and cheer leaders. Thanks to the Deer Park Tribune for contributing this professional photo.
Shawn Burton the 285 pound state champion this year, Sixth last year as a freshman. Three falls and one decision to earn the championship.
Ethan Grable grappled his way to a third place finish in the 215 lb weight class.
Aaron Frank drew the short straw in his first match against his team mate Cody Miller, two time Washington State Champion in the 152 pound division.
Kyle Whitney at 171 pounds had dfficult matchups either winning by a fall or loosing by one. He lost one match by a score of 5-4 and won seventh place by scoring a fall. Kyle is a senior this year.
Sue Kelsch and Pat Barden granted us permission to put these photos on our CDPHS website and they sent copies of originals for added clarity. They included the name of Mr. Clarence Thompson of Springdale, Washington who furnished the photographs. Our Society is deeply grateful to the Deer Park Gazette for caring and sharing. Thank you. Robert A. Clouse. Webmaster.
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