my pleasure Jon. if you guys just tell us what you wanna see, we’ll do our best 
to provide it. :)
cheers!

-----Original Message----- 
From: Jon Jonsson 
Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2012 9:30 AM 
To: [email protected] 
Subject: Re: [omnisport:20209] Olympian Jake Herbert 

Hey thanks Lee, much appreciated, and I am sure there will be lots of others 
who appreciate this great sport:-) 

Jon



On 12 August 2012 07:50, Lee Barry <[email protected]> wrote:




Jacob John “Jake” Herbert, 27

Sport: Wrestling

Born: March 6, 1985, Pittsburgh, PA 

Hgt: 6’0”

Wgt: 185 lbs.

Event: Men’st 84kg Freestyle

Club: Cliff Keen Wrestling Club

Coach: Sean Bormet




Jake Herbert debuts in his first Olympics after winning at the 2012 U.S. 
Wrestling Team Trials. The Pittsburgh, PA native was considered one of Team 
USA's best prospects since he came onto the scene as a wrestler at Northwestern 
University.  


Jake was a standout wrestler in high school, compiling a 141-18 overall record. 
An honor roll student his senior year, Herbert also won the Concept of Physics 
Student of the Year award as a senior. He excelled as a Northwestern Wildcat, 
ultimately winning the Hodge Trophy (NCAA's wrestling version of the Heisman) 
as a senior. In addition, Herbert became the university's first NCAA champion 
since 1990 as a junior, compiling a perfect 32-0 mark. At NCAA finals that 
year, he beat future Olympian Jake Varner. 


A world silver medalist in 2009, Herbert was considered a heavy favorite 
heading into 2012 Trials. When Athens gold medalist Cael Sanderson decided to 
return to the sport, that all changed. Sanderson ended up dropping out before 
the tournament, leaving the door open for Herbert. 



In London, Herbert unleashed a dominant 8-0 period against Cuban Humberto 
Arencibia Martinez en route to his victory, but then lost in the quarterfinals 
to Azerbaijan’s Sharif Sharifov. Herbert's coach challenged a scoring decision 
that awarded Sharifov 6 points and Herbert 0 points during a wrestling scramble.



Sadly, Jake then proceeded to fall to Ibrahim Bolukbasi (TUR) in the men's 
freestyle 84kg(185 lbs) Repechage Round 2. 



Let’s hear it for Jake’s valiant Olympic effort! Oorah!



Cheers!










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