Upstate New York Chapter of National Wrestling Hall of Fame announces Class of 2019
The National Wrestling Hall of Fame of the Upstate New York State Chapter announced their new inductees into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, as well as the Lifetime Service Award winners, this year’s recipients of the Outstanding American Award, and the Stanbro Media Award. The announcement came earlier this week.
Tim Jenks, former head coach for the Greene Trojans’ wrestling program for 33 years, is among those who will be honored as Lifetime Service Award winner, as well as an induction into the Hall of Fame during the September 22 ceremony held at the Double Tree Hotel in East Syracuse.
Carl Koenig, President of The Upstate New York Chapter said that the group is committed to the core goals of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame which are:
(1) Recognizing excellence in wrestling, (2) Preserving the rich and colorful history of wrestling in New York and (3) Inspiring future generations of New Yorkers to participate in one of the oldest and best sports in the world.
The other individuals who will be receiving the same honors at the occasion are: Mark Cody of Presbyterian College and former Oklahoma University wrestling coach, Paul Cummings of Valley Central High School, Steve Dalberth as the New York State High School Rules Interpreter and official, Pete Rao as a college wrestling official, Anthony Servidone of Columbia High School (Section II) and Brian Tompkins of Sleepy Hollow High School (Section I).
Koenig stated that those chosen were due to their distinguished careers in wrestling and in life.
In addition, this year the Upstate New York Chapter will present Rear Admiral Donald P. Quinn the Outstanding American Award. Michael Carey will be presented with the annual Stanbro Media Award for his work promoting wrestling in Section IX and New York State.
More on the event as well as a bio of Coach Jenks will appear in a later edition as the event draws closer.
Tim Jenks, former head coach for the Greene Trojans’ wrestling program for 33 years, is among those who will be honored as Lifetime Service Award winner, as well as an induction into the Hall of Fame during the September 22 ceremony held at the Double Tree Hotel in East Syracuse.
Carl Koenig, President of The Upstate New York Chapter said that the group is committed to the core goals of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame which are:
(1) Recognizing excellence in wrestling, (2) Preserving the rich and colorful history of wrestling in New York and (3) Inspiring future generations of New Yorkers to participate in one of the oldest and best sports in the world.
The other individuals who will be receiving the same honors at the occasion are: Mark Cody of Presbyterian College and former Oklahoma University wrestling coach, Paul Cummings of Valley Central High School, Steve Dalberth as the New York State High School Rules Interpreter and official, Pete Rao as a college wrestling official, Anthony Servidone of Columbia High School (Section II) and Brian Tompkins of Sleepy Hollow High School (Section I).
Koenig stated that those chosen were due to their distinguished careers in wrestling and in life.
In addition, this year the Upstate New York Chapter will present Rear Admiral Donald P. Quinn the Outstanding American Award. Michael Carey will be presented with the annual Stanbro Media Award for his work promoting wrestling in Section IX and New York State.
More on the event as well as a bio of Coach Jenks will appear in a later edition as the event draws closer.
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