2025-2026 proved to be a great season for the Hawks of Harper, as we saw all 10 varsity starters qualify for the NJCAA championships. Both Truth Vesey & Aiden Cohen, both now out of eligibility, earned All-American honors of 4th & 8th respectively. Lennon Steinkuehler, a Great Lakes District champion, will now also be looking for a new home.
The Hawks return 7 of their NJCAA qualifiers.
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| 125 Esteban Delgado |
It's going to be hard to replace a talent like Truth Vesey, but I believe that Esteban Delgado could very well be the man for the job. He had a few starts last season & he placed 3rd at the Al Hanke.
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| 133 Sam Sikorsky |
3rd at the Great Lakes District, Sam Sikorsky took runner-up honors at the Al Hanke, finishing 4th at the Art Kraft Memorial.
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| 149 Mike Galloway |
Another Greak Lakes bronze medalist, Mike Galloway was the Stormin' Norman runner-up & 4th at the Art Kraft Memorial.
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| 157 Maguire Hoeksema |
Maguire Hoeksema collected medals at a series of tournaments last season. Gold at Art Kraft & the Whizzer Open, he was silver at the Battle For the Helmet & the Great Lakes District, earning bronze at the Al Hanke. 4th at the Milwaukee School of Engineering Invite.
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| 174 Tyson Poyer |
Tyson Poyer was 3rd at the Art Kraft Memorial & 2nd at the Great Lakes District.
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| 184 Noah Brockie |
Noah Brockie was also 3rd at the Art Kraft Memorial & 2nd at the Great Lakes District.
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| 197 Mike Merevick |
5th at the Great Lakes District, Mike Merevick was the runner-up at both Stormin' Norman & the Whizzer Open, placing 4th at Art Kraft.
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| HWT Josh King |
Here's a guy appropriately named. While he was the runner-up at the Battle for the Helment, Josh King was KING at the Great Lakes District, the Art Kraft Memorial, the Al Hanke, & the Whizzer Open.
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