A HS Junior Places 3rd In The Open

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#21
WA Wrestler   July 16 at 3:47pm
What a completely pointless argument. So he's 18 going into his senior year, why is that a big deal? I have to admit I highly doubt his parents thought about this as part of the reason he is old for his grade. Odds are he started kindergarten a year late, because he did not have the social skills when he was five. My younger brother is in that same boat, and he doesn't play sports, however if he was a talent like stieber, everyone would choose to criticize. Bottom line is this. Logan Stieber is a monster, and could surely jump into college next year, if he had graduated. His being old for his grade has nothing to do with his success in this tournament, so stop pretending that the reason he is so good is because he has an extra year of maturity. Its a pointless argument.
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#20
Anonymous Coward   July 14 at 8:27pm
he beat ramos like 6 times
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#19
Stuck By Ramos   May 28 at 10:16pm
Anonymous Coward said:
i hate his lisp
i hate that too. all his interviews suck
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#18
Snatch Nasty   April 22 at 9:10am
is there anywere we can see his footage from the torny?
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#17
7882   April 15 at 10:33am
Anonymous Coward said:
i hate his lisp
maybe that's the reason he's 18 and a junior in high school...some people are so ignorant!
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#16
7882   April 15 at 10:25am
There are some people that have no idea how incredibly hard and extremely physical this weekend was for anyone that wrestled. I don't care how old you are, but remember he is a young man at 18 years of age and is wrestling older and more physically mature men than he. I think that says it all...HE'S GOT GUTS!!!!!!!! GREAT JOB! LOGAN...BE PROUD!
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#15
Wow   April 15 at 12:22am
I don't get the age arguement. He placed 3rd at the SENIOR nationals. He was by far the youngest kid in the tourney.
He follows the rules in the state he lives in. It isn't his fault he is older than most and again it isn't illegal.
Remember that now kids go all day everyday in kindergarden. Not every 5 y.o is ready from a social standpoint and this will ultimately make us have many more 19y.o graduating HS.
Read the book called Outliers by Malcom Gladwell. It deals with the concept of age cutoffs and reaching elite status at your sport. The numbers are staggering.
Bottomline. Logan is a rare talent!
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#14
Omg   April 14 at 11:35am
omg said:
He's older then everyone... he is the same age as oliver.... and he's a freshman in college.... well he just turned 19..... crazy...I would hold my kid back a bit.... only helps
know he isnt older than oliver you fool. Oliver is born may 1990. Logan stieber is born janurary 1991.
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#13
Stevo   April 13 at 4:49pm
He just turned 18 on Jan.24 . That means he will graduate at 19 and start his freshman year at 19. What's the problem ?
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#12
Omg   April 13 at 4:40pm
He's older then everyone... he is the same age as oliver.... and he's a freshman in college.... well he just turned 19..... crazy...I would hold my kid back a bit.... only helps
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#11
Voris2   April 13 at 10:59am
One Word For This Kid!! A FRIKIN BEAST.
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#10
North Carolina   April 12 at 9:56pm
In North Carolina, a kid cannot play sports if he turns 19 before Oct. 15 of that school year. That is also the cutoff for attending school. If you are born after that date, you have to enroll the following year. Many parents hold boys back because they often develop slowly. Steiber could have been born after the Ohio cutoff and then held back a year.

Check the birth dates of the kids in the finals at Fargo. Most are old for their class, and a high number are 19 in the junior finals. Their age is an advantage.
This happens in baseball (the Little League cutoff date in August 1 and the best players are usually born in August, September and October -- this shows up in the major leagues where a disproportionate number of the players were born in those months) and all other sports with age cutoffs.
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#9
Anonymous Coward   April 12 at 9:51pm
i hate his lisp
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#8
Ohio Parent   April 12 at 8:10pm
A lot of these kids (wrestlers) redshirt in school just for wrestling...I don't agree, but it happens all the time...when I say redshirt I mean it in jest, but I have heard the parents refer to it that way.
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#7
Ohio   April 12 at 6:57pm
yeah there are plenty of kids who start kindergarten at 6 and graduate at 19.
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#6
Anonymous Coward   April 12 at 9:36am
is not only him...look at the altons twins 19 as senior...face it dont matter one word beast
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#5
Brian   April 12 at 9:29am
You can turn 19 in ohio before a certain date and still be able to participate in sports.
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#4
Ohio   April 12 at 7:32am
awesome job. You see the hunger. he sees himself on the podium at the olympics and he is working for it. Plus he's working like a madman to get it. It's like arnold once said the lion climbing the hill has more hunger than the lion on top, but when the lion on top wants to eat, he's at the top. That will be logan at the top and hungry, his attitude and humble nature don't allow him to not work hard. I love to see the fight in a dog especially a one that is small and running with the big dogs.
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#3
Anonymous Coward   April 11 at 11:55pm
The kids an animal..enough said
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#2
San Diego   April 11 at 11:34pm
who cares if he can wrestle hs next yr or not!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! he's way above that. he'll be on the world team. get over his age. he beats 30 year olds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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#1
Ohio   April 11 at 11:21pm
Steiber is 18 before his senior year ? How will he be eligable for HS in Ohio next year ? Will he be older than Grajales when he graduates HS ?
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A HS Junior Places 3rd In The Open

April 11, 2009

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