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The 2010 club also won theschool’s first conference championship.More Mooresville grapplers shineIt’s becoming quite a list at MooresvilleHigh, where the wrestling team continuesto add to the ranks of 100-match careerwinners.Justin Yox, at 130 pounds, entered theKing of the Mat Tournament this weekone win from becoming the 20th memberof Mooresville’s 100-match win club.Earlier this season, 112-pounder HunterHefner won his 100th match. Hefner nowranks 13th on the school’s all-time listwith 112 victories.Tyler Bruton, meanwhile, continues tomove up the list, as well. Bruton, a seniorwho wrestles in the 160-pound weightclass, entered the King of the Mat Tournamentwith 128 career victories, five shy ofthat one of the biggest testaments to hisability is that he continues to improve,even though it’s nearly impossible forhim to find suitable workout partnersor competitors who make him work upa sweat. So he pushes himself, throughworkouts and by studying the sport.“I just try to work harder than myopponent, be smart and wrestle the bestI can,” Honeycutt said matter-of-factly. “Ijust keep working, trying to get better.”Those who know Honeycutt say thereare intangibles that separate him fromother top wrestlers. Sort of like watchingJerry Rice on a football field or Larry Birdon a basketball court and knowing thereare faster, stronger, more athletic, yet lesssuccessful, participants, Honeycutt hasthe “it” factor that defies explanation.“He’s very strong, but that’s not whatyou notice when you watch him wrestle,”said Josh Smith, the Wildcats’ undefeated160-pounder, who just joined Honeycuttin the latest national rankings, accordingto www.wrestlingusa.com. “He’s veryquick, but that’s not what you notice,either. What you notice when you watchHarrison wrestle is that he always keepsBraxton Brannon (2007 grad), who is secondin school history with 133 wins. JohnCrisp graduated in 2006 with a schoolrecord159 victories.Football futureMooresville High senior football playersTyler Threatt and Wesley Hamilton spentMonday, Dec. 13 at Hargrave MilitaryAcademy in Chatham, Virginia, where theschool was conducting a post-graduatefootball combine for prospective playersin 2011.Threatt, a safety, and Hamilon, a cornerback,excelled during the Blue Devils’recently completed 8-4 season. Both playersare garnering interest from collegeprograms but are weighing their options,including spending a year at the renownedmilitary school, which has produced 39NFL players, including six who went on tobecome first-round draft picks.Scholarship signingsA pair of Lake Norman High soccer playersmade it official on Tuesday, December14, when they signed National Letters ofIntent to play in college. Nick Hensley, whostarred on the Wildcats’ boys team, and JackieWeston, who starred for the girls’ team, willcontinue their careers at Charlotte and Collegeof Charleston, respectively.Both will be graduating later this monthand will enroll in college in January. qhis composure. He doesn’t make mistakes.He has this belief that he is goingto win, no matter what.”Fore, who became the Lake NormanHigh coach last season, tries to find challengesfor his star. He often bumps himup a weight class or two to wrestle foeswho outweigh him by 50 pounds or more.Last week, against nationally rankedChristiansburg High, the No. 1 team inVirginia, Fore moved the 197-pounderto the heavyweight match, where hesquared off against a 260-pound wrestlerranked fourth in Virginia.Honeycutt won easily.“There’s a strange combination ofthinking you don’t even have to watchHarrison’s match because you knowhe’s going to win to wanting to watch itbecause you want to see what he does,”Fore said. “As a coach, you slip into takingHarrison for granted. You chalk uphis points for the team even before hewrestles.”Honeycutt doesn’t take wins forgranted. He remembers when he startedwrestling in fifth grade. For three years,he lost a lot more matches than he won.Then, he just got it.“I just continued to get better,” Honeycuttsaid. “I didn’t give up.” qwww.mooresvilleweekly.com