CANTON, Ohio — At GlenOak High School, wrestling isn’t just a sport; it’s a family, a tradition, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. Head Coach Michael Hynd has been leading the charge alongside assistant coaches Adam Black, Lucas Krumlauf, Nikolas Kiley, and Danielle Bergert, cultivating a culture that’s driven the Golden Eagles to unprecedented success. With a rallying cry of “Find a Way to Win,” the team embodies resilience, grit, and unity.
The GlenOak Golden Eagles wrestling team has been a force to reckon with over the past six years, consistently achieving winning records and earning state placements for four consecutive seasons. This year, they’re grappling with a new level of ambition: becoming federal champions and sending every wrestler to the state tournament. With a roster that boasts 58 boys and 10 girls—the largest in the program’s history—Coach Hynd believes the team is primed for greatness.
Kicking off the season with strong performances, the Golden Eagles recently placed third at The Ashton Hynd Memorial Tournament and emerged as champions at the Riverside Rumble. Although their current record officially stands at 0-0, the groundwork has been laid for a year to remember…