Great Falls High wrestling
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Great Falls High wrestling wall of fame
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Great Falls High wrestling's wall of fame extends along the north wall of the wrestling room and includes some notable wrestlers both in school and state history.
Great Falls High wrestling room
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Great Falls High wrestlers can see 2008 Olympian Mike Zadick and current U.S. men's freestyle team coach Bill Zadick on the wall alongside their practice mats each day. The brothers are two of three total four-time champions to come from Great Falls High in state history. On the opposite side of the room, there's also a mark by the original Olympic wrestler from Montana with Gene Davis' signature one of a handful located along the other on the wall.
Great Falls High wrestling wall Mike Zadick
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Mike Zadick can be found on the Wall of Fame located in the Great Falls High wrestling room.
Great Falls High wrestling wall Bill Zadick
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Bill Zadick's photo is displayed on the wall of the Great Falls High wrestling room.
Great Falls High wrestling room
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The Great Falls High wrestling room has been the start for multiple state champions and many competitors over the years.
Great Falls High wrestling room Gene Davis
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Nestled along one wall among other notable NCAA and Olympic wrestlers who have conducted clinics with the Bison is the original four-time Montana state champion and first wrestling Olympian from the state — Missoula's Gene Davis.
Great Falls High AAU trophies
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Signatures of clinicians surround AAU trophies on one wall of the Great Falls High wrestling room. They include Olympians, NCAA champions and more.
Great Falls High wrestling room
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Great Falls High wrestlers can see 2008 Olympian Mike Zadick and current U.S. men's freestyle team coach Bill Zadick on the wall alongside their practice mats each day. The brothers are two of three total four-time champions to come from Great Falls High in state history. On the opposite side of the room, there's also a mark by the original Olympic wrestler from Montana with Gene Davis' signature one of a handful located along the other on the wall.
Great Falls High wrestling room Gene Davis
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Nestled along one wall among other notable NCAA and Olympic wrestlers who have conducted clinics with the Bison is the original four-time Montana state champion and first wrestling Olympian from the state — Missoula's Gene Davis.
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