During the Lee Wolf Wrestling Tournament held in Aberdeen on Saturday, January 26th, 2019, Bob Tiff, of Redfield, was pleasantly surprised to receive the Todd Kramp Memorial Award.
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During the Lee Wolf Wrestling Tournament held in Aberdeen on Saturday, January 26th, 2019, Bob Tiff, of Redfield, was pleasantly surprised to receive the Todd Kramp Memorial Award. The award, presented at the Lee Wolf Tournament for the past 16 years, is given to honor an individual who has “made great contributions to wrestling, but often in an unnoticed capacity.” It also seeks to recognize “the tireless work of the ‘behind-the-scenes’ persons who make wrestling events the best they can be.”
“It was very unexpected,” said Tiff.”…But I am very grateful to have been nominated and to be this year’s recipient.”
The award was created in memory of Todd Kramp, a youth sports supporter who assisted in multiple youth sports activities. Not only was the softball field in Brentford named in Kramp’s honor, but wrestling was one of his favorite sports and he coached youth wrestling and officiated the sport, volunteering to work state wrestling tournaments in Aberdeen.