Sam Hakim

1992-1995

A dominant force on the mat, Sam Hakim was one of the most accomplished wrestlers in Randolph history. A two-time Morris County and District Champion (1993, 1994) and 1993 Regional Champion, Hakim capped that season by placing 3rd in the State with a 31–2 record.

Over his career, he amassed a 76–11 record (.874)—the 12th best winning percentage in program history—and recorded 51 career falls, ranking 13th all-time. Known for his explosive style, Hakim set the fastest fall in team history (7 seconds) and holds the 5th best career fall percentage (58.6%).

As team captain in 1995, he helped lead Randolph to a 63–10 team record, including an 18–0 season, three IHC titles, three Sectional Championships, and the school’s only Group 4 State Title.

Accolades

• 1993 3rd in the State (Record: 31-2)

• 2x Morris County Champion, 1993 & 1994

• 1993 Regional Champion

• 2x District Champion: 1993 & 1994

• Career Record: 76-11 (.874 pct., 12th best in history)

• 51 career Falls: 13th best in history.

• Fastest Fall in team history: 7 seconds

• Career fall percentage: 58.6%, 5th best in history

• Team Record: 18-0 Ranked 3rd in the State. Four-Year Team Record:

• 63-10 (.863 pct.) Team won 3 IHC Conference Titles, 3 District Titles, 3 State Sectional Titles, & the first & only Group 4 Title.

• ‘95 Team Captain