Brock Schlough honored by State of Wisconsin

BROCK SCHLOUGH honored by State of Wisconsin. Recent Boyceville graduate Brock Schlough received a Citation by the State of Wisconsin in recognition of being crowned a 4-time state wrestling champion at the 2019 WIAA State tournament held back in late February. The honor was presented to Brock by Rob Stafsholt, state representative for the 29th Assembly District during special presentation in the Boyceville wrestling room Monday evening, July 8. Brock’s family members and head coach Jamie Olson were in attendance at the event. The Citation, which was signed by Stafsholt, stated that Brock has been wrestling since kindergarten, with his first match at the age of 5, due to the influence of his uncle and father’s; that he has set himself apart from other wrestlers with his maturity, mental toughness, speed, power and agility; that Brock not only excelled in athletics, but in the classroom as he maintained a high grade point average and was a member of the National Honor Society; and that he finished his 4-year high school wrestling career with a 50-0 record and earned a fourth consecutive state championship – the first in Boyceville school history. The Citation ended with with Representative Rob Stafsholt congratulating Brock Schlough on his outstanding effort, his commitment, and his achievement in attaining the state title for the fourth consecutive year. Pictured, from left to right, are: Jamie Olson (head coach), Larry and Sherrie Schlough (grandparents), Brock Schlough, Rob Stafsholt, Morgan Spaeth (Brock’s girlfriend), Julie Schlough (mother), Bailey Schlough (sister) and Chad Schlough (father). —photo by Shawn DeWitt