Creason won the 157-pound state title, becoming Visalia's first state champ in 45 years and the first in the school's history. VISALIA, Calif. (KFSN) -- It's not hard for El Diamante junior Chris Creason to pick out a favorite ring or medal from his wrestling career. That win in February - historic. Creason won the 157-pound state title, becoming Visalia's first state champ in 45 years and the first in the history of the school. "I wanted to be that small school that showed that I can be as great or even better than these big top dogs," he said. It's a mindset he developed from an early age, often wrestling one to two grades up with the older kids. But the secret ingredient may go deeper. His aunt, Jennah Creason, was the first girl to win a state title in Tulare County history. Now, she competes as a professional boxer. His dad, Chris Creason Sr., is another former wrestler who is in his first year as the Miners head coach. Creason Sr. took his son up and down the state to get the best competition. "We've seen a lot, a lot of different styles and he made his own style out of it," Creason Sr. said....