Winning a fourth high school state title is a great accomplishment for any wrestler. But to do it on one leg -- incredible. 

After trailing 2-0 to Cimarron's Daniel Rodriguez in the Nevada high school state finals on Saturday, Wooster senior Ian Timmins, who tore his ACL two weeks ago, scored the match-tying takedown in the second period and then went on to collect the winning takedown in overtime to capture his fourth state championship. Timmins became the 11th wrestler in his Nevada history to claim four titles.

The Navy recruit will have surgery in about two weeks to repair his ACL. His ability to fight through the devastating injury and come from behind to claim his fourth Nevada state title makes him our FloWrestler of the Week presented by Cliff Keen.

Timmins also had a clutch win earlier this year at Doc B in the semifinals. Check out that match below:

Other FloWrestler of the Week Nominees:

Eric Montoya, Nebraska: Used a Peterson to score a reversal and four back points to defeat No. 3 Cory Clark.

Michael Machiavelli, NC State: Defeated No. 7-ranked Zack Zavatsky of Virginia Tech 9-3.

Bryce Steiert, UNI: Pinned No. 4 Daniel Lewis in 2:23.

Max Thomsen, UNI: Defeated No. 3 Lavion Mayes 9-2.

Haley Augello, King: Won her third Women's Collegiate Wrestling Association title with an 8-3 win over Menlo's Cady Chessin. Augello is the 10th wrestler to win three titles in WCWA history.

Kayla Miracle, King: Became the 11th wrestler to win three titles as she defeated Nicole Depa of Simon Fraser in the finals.