David Presser: A Multifaceted High School Student-Athlete

David Presser is a standout senior at Sun Prairie High School, excelling in both sports and academics. As a three-time letterwinner in football and a three-time letterwinner in wrestling, Presser has amassed impressive achievements in both disciplines. He has been a three-year starter in football, earning numerous accolades, including being named the All-Big Eight Conference inside linebacker of the year as a junior and senior. In wrestling, Presser has a 61-39 career record and will serve as a co-captain his senior year.

Key Takeaways:

  • Presser has a cumulative grade-point average of 3.6, indicating his strong academic performance.
  • He has been named to the All-Big Eight Conference first team honors in football twice and earned Wisconsin Football Coaches Association all-state honorable mention and WFCA all-region honors.
  • Presser has a 61-39 career record in wrestling, with notable achievements including a second-place finish at the Big Eight Conference tournament and a fourth-place finish at regionals.
  • He has been named to the National Honor Society and received several academic honors, including Crossface Magazine Academic All-State second-team honors as a sophomore.
  • Presser's involvement in volunteer work includes serving as a youth football coach, youth wrestling coach, and performing yard work and maintenance work for the elderly.
  • He has also participated in various extracurricular activities, including a mission trip to Minnesota through St. Albert's Catholic Church and the Advance School of Wrestling.
  • Presser's post-high school plans involve attending college to study Public Administration and playing football.

Statistics:

  • Presser's football highlights include 116 tackles, including 76 solos, two sacks, and five tackles for loss in his senior season.
  • He has a 61-39 career record in wrestling.
  • Presser's wages from his part-time job at Little League concessions averaged $200 per day.
  • He has been a member of the Honor Roll through high school.

Sources:

  • Byline: Dennis Semrau (exact as mentioned in the original text)
  • Wisconsin State Journal
  • Madison.com/sports
  • McClatchy-Tribune Information Services (MCT)
  • Wisconsin Football Coaches Association
  • Crossface Magazine
  • National Honor Society
  • St. Albert's Catholic Church
  • Advance School of Wrestling