Melissa Malcom

@MakersAtThe222 Fun game!!! Go finish this!!! 💪❤️

So happy for our group of kids! Hard work and attention to detail can get you to places if you stay consistent in your daily work! Cozad 61 at Ogallala 59 C1-11 🏆 #MakerMentality

@CP308 Thanks so much for the awesome coverage!!! You guys rock!!

These are my people. Nobody works harder than these people.

Brock Malcom! State Champion for Cozad B157!

@Huskermat 🤔

Mid-Season 2026 Grade Rankings (VIP+) rokfin.com/article/15720?…

Andrew Alirez gets two late takedowns to punch his ticket 🎟️ to the Senior Nationals finals 💪 where he’ll be taking on Beau Bartlett

Business trip to Kansas. Dropped one to Colorado 5A #3 Pine Creek. 6-1 on the weekend.

Dual win ✅ See you in the Barn tomorrow.

‘tis the damn season (Brock’s version)

@SCC_wrestling 6 Match limit on a 64 man bracket?? That sucks! Would have loved to see how these kids would have finished!

Final Grand View update : AJ Smith 4-2 Trevor Reinke 5-1 (match limit) Lance Olberding 5-2 w/ 1NC (4th place) Eli Olberding 4-2 Nick Kuehn 5-1 (match limit) Cayden Lamb 3-1 (MFF) Isaac White 5-1 (match limit) James Kerns 4-2 Dustin Hurley 2-2 Miguel Diaz Perez 5-1 (match limit)

@SCC_wrestling Is this going to be streamed??

Going to be a great test for wrestlers.

@Huskermat Cozad!! 🤪

👀 Dreu White

SCC Bobcat starters as determined by yesterday's wrestle-offs.

Lot to process there. Kid from the humblest of roots that just found a way to the top of the world. I think the lesson is if you just keep grinding and working, you can accomplish anything.

@officialbrockm Can’t wait!!!

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Hey @JaysonJorgensen, we’ve been to some Kansas tournaments where local radio carries the finals. Let’s do a dual! Should be a good one with @Lex_Wrestlers in January…

7 Haymakers in the early rankings…

@tyreesmithjr @CoachHalvorsen @PSCFootball Awesome, Tyree!! Any school will be lucky to have you! Great athlete and an even better teammate!

After a great conversation with @CoachHalvorsen I am excited to announce that I have received my first offer from @PSCFootball

“You get what you earn” I had a lot of conversations about this quote this weekend. From parents to college coaches they all agreed it can’t be said for every case. There are a lot of kids leaving this week empty handed. A lot of kids that were at all the practices, at individuals and extra workouts, managed their weight well, did the necessary things and then some. They did not get what they earned. Maybe it wasn’t your best day, maybe it was your opponents best day, maybe it was a controversial call, but more days than not we work to earn a lot more than we get. A perfect example: my husband. He doesn’t drink or party, he knew his body so well down to the minutes he needed to get a sweat going, he viewed food at fuel and are clean. Doug listened and TRUSTED his coaches and he sacrificed family time and other events to stay disciplined to his goals. He spent countless hours visualizing and dreaming of being on that Olympic stage getting his hand raised. He earned the moment, but it didn’t happen. The Truth is it’s never guaranteed you will get what you earn. For those that expect victory out of little to no work ethic- yes you get what you earn. On the flip side of that the ones that put in countless quality hours of work and sweat while sacrificing short term satisfaction for long term success. No, you’re not always going to get what you worked so hard to earn. Those hours and days, they can’t be thought as wasted time because you came home empty handed. We can’t be so result based that our thought is “if it’s not guaranteed I’ll get what I earned then why would I even try”. Part of the beauty of this sport is in the lessons learned during the times you walk away not getting what you earned or desired. Your confidence may come from your wins, but as JB explained “our fires are reignited from our losses”. #fargo