He's a favorite of the students. The kids like him and he really appreciated his chance. Words can't express the way he feels.

This tournament will give our kids a chance to socialize and interact with other deaf students across the Southeast. This is a big event for them, not only athletically but socially as well.

This is clearly the toughest weight class in the WPIAL tournament. There are eight guys who can go with anybody in the WPIAL. There will be a ton of excitement from start to end for the fans watching the 152-pound weight class.

All along, we thought he was a talented kid. He made some changes in technique and got better as the year went on.

He wrestled a clean match. He didn't make a mistake. I don't know what to say. He's such a great person and he deserves the title.

It speaks volumes to all the people who were involved in the program from the Junior Olympics to the Junior High programs and then to the high school. It's like a family accomplishment. There are a lot of people who spent time coaching. People put in so many hours, and there were so many hands to help make the accomplishment such a worthwhile one. It's something to be proud of.