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► Add to the Discussion Discussion Topic: Congratulations to CSU's Evan Cheek, EWL champion! Christopher Henderson added to this discussion on March 6, 2018 Very impressed and encouraged by this result. That's great that he gets to compete in Cleveland with a hometown crowd. Which makes me wonder, who was the last CSU conference champ? http://www.csuvikings.com/sports/m-wrestl/2017-18/releases/20180303vmb6de        Discussion Topic: Congratulations to CSU's Evan Cheek, EWL champion! Brandon Sommers added to this discussion on March 6, 2018 Quote from Christopher Henderson's post: "Very impressed and encouraged by this result. That's great that he gets to compete in Cleveland with a hometown crowd. Which makes me wonder, who was the last CSU conference champ? http://www.csuvikings.com/sports/m-wrestl/2017-18/releases/20180303vmb6de" I believe Ben Willeford and Riley Shaw were both recent champions.        Discussion Topic: Congratulations to CSU's Evan Cheek, EWL champion! Michael Rodriguez added to this discussion on March 6, 2018 One more land mine in that 141-pound bracket.        Discussion Topic: Congratulations to CSU's Evan Cheek, EWL champion! Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on March 7, 2018 I remember watching Cheek give Nato a hard time a few years ago when tOSU wrestled at CSU. He's a scrappy kid. Very nice to see a Viking overachieve. The Josh Moore influence can't hurt. And he pinned Zacherl from Clarion in the finals. Zacherl was ranked top 6 at the weight. I believe he was undefeated. Unfortunately, Nick Corba, their 184 and 2nd ranked in EWL, ended up 4th at their conference tourney and did not get an at large bid. That sux.        ► Add to the Discussion