Pete Jameson

1988-1992

A consistent winner and team leader, Pete Jameson was a key contributor during one of the most successful stretches in Randolph wrestling history. A two-time District Champion (1991, 1992), Jameson capped his senior season with a 27–5 record and a 3rd-place finish at the State Championships.

Over his four-year career, he compiled a 79–20 record, which at the time ranked third in program history, along with a 79.8% career win rate and 42.4% fall percentage, both among Randolph’s all-time best.

Jameson’s teams went a combined 60–9 (.870), capturing three IHC Conference titles, three District Championships, and three State Sectional Titles. A Dover Tournament Champion in 1989, Jameson’s combination of consistency, toughness, and competitive drive helped cement Randolph’s wrestling tradition of excellence.

Accolades

• 1992 finished 3rd in the State

• Senior Record 27-5

• District Champion: 1991 & 1992

• Career Record:79-20 (at the time, 3rd most wins in history)

• Career Win Percentage: 79.8% (top 30 all-time)

• Career Fall Percentage: 42.4% (top 30 all-time)

• Dover Tournament Champion 1989

• Four-Year Team Record: 60-9 (.870 pct.)

• Team won 3 IHC Conference Titles, 3 District Titles, & 3 State Sectional Titles