Tyler Flynn finished with the second most career wrestling wins in Fountain Hills High School history, and he’s taking his talents to Concordia University in Nebraska next year.
Flynn was on a collision course with history from the start of his senior year. He already accomplished a lot in his first three years, and his first match of his final season was his 100th career victory.
“I wanted to be able to push myself and make a name for myself out there,” Flynn said. “I always wanted to go out of state. Obviously, if I could get to the Division I level, it would be ASU, but I always wanted to branch out away from everything and try to make a name for myself.”
