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was the victim of a pin.
“1 either pin or get pinned," Diley said. “But I prefer to tie the one doing the pinning."
First-year head coach Patrick Stroup v i’t sure what to expect from Diley this season. The 6-foot-1, 285-pound junior had won less than 40 percent of his matches last season. But this year -following the transfer of Connor Miller and Greg Floumey to Fauquier - Diley has emerged as the Panthers best shot at a district title.
“Everyday you can see him get better,” Stroup said. “You can see the improvement in his shots and his knowledge of the sport. He’s well on his way to a terrific season. Next year could be even bigger."
Diley is striving to win a district title this season, and would like to qualify for the state tournament.
“It'd be nice to win a district championship, but it isn’t going to be easy," Diley said. There’s some good wrestlers in our district. My goul is to make it to states. It would be u good year if I could do that.”
However, unlike most wrestlers, Diley won't lose any sleep if he doesn't reach his goal.
"Wrestling is fun,” Diley said. “If you win, then great. If you lose, you lose, there’s no sense in worrying about it, because you can't do nothing about it. You’ve just got to pick yourself up and do hotter next time. All you can do is give your best. Sometimes that's enough, sometimes it isn’t.”
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