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Head
Coach Jerry Winterton, 1982-present (2004)
- State
Individual Tournament Champions 87,88,89,97,00,03
- State
Dual Team Champions 93,96,97,98
- State
Individual Tournament Runner-Ups 94,96,98,99,04
- State
Dual Team Runner-Ups 91,01,02,03,04
- Ten
State Championships, Ten Runner-Up Finishes all totalled
- Cary
Dual Meet Record- Regular Season 362-3
- Cary
Playoffs Record 53-11
- Overall
Record at Cary 415-14
- Career
Record (Cary and East Wake H.S.) 437-32
- 21
Undefeated Dual Meet Regular Seasons
- 122
Tournament Wins Ranks
2nd Nationally for High School coaches all-time
- 12
Consecutive Regional Titles (16 total) 1993-2004
- 22
Consecutive Conference Titles 1983-2004
- 1st,
2nd, or 3rd in Individual State Tourney 13 of 23 years
- 1st
or 2nd in State Dual Team Tourney 9 of 15 years
- Most
Total Wins in State Duals-53
- Best
Winning Percentage in State Duals- .828
- 118
Consecutive Wins in Top Ten all-time (1982-1990)
- 115
Consecutive Wins at home (1982-1994)
- 74
Consecutive Wins (1995-1999)
- 170
Consecutive Regular Season
Wins at home (1982-2004)
- 6
Coach of the Year Awards-“The Mat News”
- National
Runner-Up for “Coach of
the year 1987”
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- 1961-62
- SAM ARBES begins the Cary wrestling program
- 1962-67
- ED LANE takes over the program
- 1967-68
- One of Lane's best years,
12-2
- 1968-69
- Coach RICHARD MCGHEE goes 13-3 in his only season
- 1969-70
- TOM BRAWLEY takes over as coach
- 1970-71
- Cary wins its first official
conference wrestling title
- 1971-72
- Conference runner-up, record
of 10-3
- 1972-73
- Coach Brawley's last season,
second in conference
- 1973-74
- Second in conference. JOHNNY
BEENE, the
new coach, dies in a car accident
- 1974-75
- CALVIN NORTHCUTT directs team to second in conference
- 1975-76
- Cary takes second in conference
in Coach JOHN
SANDERSON's first
year
- 1976-81
- Coach Sanderson's teams
become a dominant force in North Carolina, as they win six
straight conference titles, several sectional titles, and the
1977 state championship. Sanderson's Cary record is 73-5, which
three of the losses coming to out-of-state teams.
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