Most Valuable Wrestler - Obviously, this award is given to the wrestler who distinguishes himself as the "best wrestler" on the Warren Mott Wrestling Team in that year. The "best wrestler" is often determined by post-season success, but number of victories and points scored for the team are also factors.
2019 - Chris Berry/Colin Gaddey
2018 - Andrew Kakoos
2017 - Michael Perkins, Jr
2016 - Kyran Daniels/Leann Abad
2015 - James Renaud
2014 - Lavonte Perdue
2013 - Lavonte Perdue
2012 - Ben Cantrell/Garett Strube
2011 - Kyle Gray
2010 - Anthony Best
2009 - Dan Salyers
2008 - Mike Paris
2007 - Rebwar Yousif
2006 - Bobby Kokenos
2005 - Eric Mills/Denny Kock
2004 - Justin Carleton
2003 - Eric Mills
2002 - Adam Moncrieff
2001 - Mark Fournier
2000 - Justyn SelphMarauder Award - Despite their use of the Jolly Roger (skull & crossbones), Marauders were not unscrupulous pirates. Instead, Marauders were tough and hardy individuals given a commission to raid the enemy's towns and settlements during a time of war or conflict. The Marauder's purpose was to undermine the enemy's economy and strike fear into the heart of the enemy populus. Their payment was the booty they took during their raids. Because of their "free agent" status (they were seldom given actual targets or specific missions), Marauders seldom knew where their missions would take them or whether they would ever return. Only the most courageous men sought to become Marauders! Only the most tenacious of men survived as Marauders!
This award is given each year to a Warren Mott wrestler who most exemplifies the courage and tenacity of a Marauder.
2019 - Nolan Mandel
2018 - Steve Rusanchin/Jeilon "Chris" Berry
2017 - Gustavo DeLima/Justin Schwemle
2016 - Leann Abad
2015 - Kyran Daniels/Leann Abad
2014 - Kyran Daniels
2013 - Garett Strube
2012 - Alvin Cholagh
2011 - Garett Strube
2010 - Kyle Gray
2009 - Devon Williams
2008 - Alex Fakhouri
2007 - Joe Ceravolo
2006 - Rebwar Yousif
2005 - Keith Fournier
2004 - Denny Koch
2003 - Justin Carleton
2002 - Justyn Selph
2001 - Justyn Selph
2000 - Mitchell ScheerCoaches' Award - This award is given out each year to the Warren Mott Wrestler who is the most coachable. The recipient is typically well-mannered and a good sport; they listen to their coaches and make every effort to implement the instructions given to them. They have, in almost every case, been an absolute pleasure to coach. In many instances, the Coach's Award recipient has gone on in the next season to win the Most Valuable Wrestler Award.
2019 - Matt Hickey/Steve Salyers
2018 - Danny Karczmarczyk
2017 - Andrew Kakoos
2016 - Gustavo DeLima/Justin Schwemle
2015 - Gustavo DeLima
2014 - James Renaud
2013 - Bret Rodzos
2012 - Evan Pugh
2011 - Matt Jundy
2010 - Matt Jundy/Roy Walker
2009 - Scott Riley
2008 - Dan Salyers
2007 - Mitch Johnson
2006 - Keith Fournier
2005 - Bobby Kokenos
2004 - Aaron Rice
2003 - Richie Koch
2002 - Adam Erdodi
2001 - Mitchell Scheer
2000 - Mark FournierGung Ho Award - The term "gung ho" is an anglicized version of the Chinese words "gong he," which translates roughly to "work together." The term was brought into our lexicon by US Marine Corps Major Evans Carlson, the commanding officer of the 2nd Raider Battalion in WWII. Carlson picked up the term while serving in China before the war. The Marine Corps has informally adopted the term and uses it to stress the need to work together in battle in order to ensure the success of the unit. For our purposes, the Gung Ho Award will be given each year to the wrestler who exemplifies the meaning of "team." Wrestling is, after all, both an individual and team sport.
2019 - Marques Sayajon
2016 - Mike Perkins, Jr.
Most Improved Wrestler - This award is given to the Warren Mott Wrestler who demonstrates the most improvement from one season to the next, or in some cases, the most improvement over the course of a given season. Recipients of this award typically are hard working individuals who have dedicated themselves to the sport of wrestling during the season, as well as during the off-season.
2019 - Austin Pruitt/Isiah Daniels
2018 - Xavier Cross
2017 - Nic Barnhart
2016 - Steve Salyers
2015 - Justin Schwemle
2014 - Leann Abad
2013 - Gage Gillam
2012 - Jalen Marion
2011 - Evan Pugh/Quentin Soard
2010 - Evan Pugh
2009 - Kyle Gray
2008 - Erik Oberndorfer
2007 - Mike DiBartolomeo
2006 - Kevin Haberski
2005 - Matt Macmurtrie
2004 - Keith Fournier
2003 - Joe Dimitriou
2002 - Aaron Rice
2001 - Semedin Poturak
2000 - Eric Kruger
2019 - Andrew Dufresne
2018 - Colin Gaddey
2014 - Garett Strube - Class of 2014 (Service from 2010-16)
2015 - Daniel Salyers - Class of 2009 (Service from 2005-2015)
2015 - Gary Skop - Class of 1996 (Service from 1992-2015)