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Barbarian Hour #17 - Scott Burnett
Scott Burnett is the current Head Coach at Perrysburg High School. He and his brother Erik lead one of the most successful wrestling clubs in the country, Burnett Trained Wrestling. Burnett Trained has developed elite wrestlers for decades. Their camp and training system spans across Northern Ohio; from Perrysburg to Milan to Elyria. More info on Burnett Trained can be found here https://www.burnetttrainedwrestling.com/
In this episode, he shares the current state of Perrysburg Wrestling, what makes he and Erik different, and some great stories about the Miller family.
Here is the link to the Ron Burnett interview at 2016 OAC State https://youtu.be/60J0S5Y0Tbo
At Elyria Catholic High School in Elyria, Ohio, Burnett racked up 113 consecutive victories in a career that saw him win three state titles and compile a career record of 154-4. While attending Iowa Central Community College in 2000-01, Burnett finished third at Junior College Nationals at 133 pounds. He then went on to compete for the Nebraska Cornhuskers.
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Scott Burnett is the current Head Coach at Perrysburg High School. He and his brother Erik lead one of the most successful wrestling clubs in the country, Burnett Trained Wrestling. Burnett Trained has developed elite wrestlers for decades. Their camp and training system spans across Northern Ohio; from Perrysburg to Milan to Elyria. More info on Burnett Trained can be found here https://www.burnetttrainedwrestling.com/
In this episode, he shares the current state of Perrysburg Wrestling, what makes he and Erik different, and some great stories about the Miller family.
Here is the link to the Ron Burnett interview at 2016 OAC State https://youtu.be/60J0S5Y0Tbo
At Elyria Catholic High School in Elyria, Ohio, Burnett racked up 113 consecutive victories in a career that saw him win three state titles and compile a career record of 154-4. While attending Iowa Central Community College in 2000-01, Burnett finished third at Junior College Nationals at 133 pounds. He then went on to compete for the Nebraska Cornhuskers.