Moeller High School 1996-97 Wrestling Articles by Archbishop Moeller High School

:wrestlers' their gain BYTIM PENNINGTON Enquirer contributor

At 103 pounds, Ryan Knight doesn't ,look like someone who should wony about his weight Even three months ago- when he weighed in at 126 pounds - Knight was still rail-thin. But that's not what the Moeller senior wrestler thought each time he stepped on the scales. "I was fat," he said. It was a matter of perspective. Knight thought he needed to drop two weight classes in order to compete this season for the powerful Moeller v.-Testling team. He took the weight off gradually, over a three-month period. He gave up Big Macs and Whoppers, asked for water instead of Coke, and complemented his diet with running and weight-lifting. The results have been positive. Knight is Moeller's starter at 103 pounds and has won nine of his 11 matches. But Knight's mother- a Hillsboro internist and oncologist - was concerned about his desire to drop so much weight. Dr. Gina Melink made sure her son reached the 103-pound weight class without threatening his health. Most high school wrestlers don't have an in-house physician to see them through the weight-loss process. Many try to lose too much weight too quickly and resort to risky methods such as starvation, vomiting, steam baths, laxatives and diuretics. It's a fact not lost on wrestling coaches and officials. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) this season issued warnings to its members, parents and wrestling coaches. "It's a bad situation," said Campbell , County's Mike Bankemper, a 14-year I wrestling coach. "But it's not as bad as it was several years ago. The sport is cleaning itself up, but there are still kids who do the wrong thing." An AAP special committee on sports medicine and fitness last May : urged pediatricians and team doctors to intervene when they see an athlete trying to quickly cut weight

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"Many athletes engage in unhealthy weight-control practices," the AAP said in its report 'This new policy statement urges pediatricians to attempt to identify and help these athletes, and provides information about how to support sound nutritional behavior." According to an AAP survey of 713 high school wrestlers in Wisconsin, 257 (36 percent) demonstrated two or more behaviors related to bulimia nervosa, a psychological disorder characterized by binge-eating and the use of vomiting and laxatives to control weight In a similar survey of 171 collegiate .Indiana wrestlers concerning their behaviors in high school, 82 percent had fasted for more than 24 hours, 16 diu1retl~:~s. and 9.4 mtlittc(::\l \rorruur~,g at least

wrestlers competing in a two-day meet to weigh in for the next day's competition immediately after their final match on the first day. The public explanation was that the new rule eliminated the need for wrestlers to get up early Saturday morning to be weighed in for that day's matches, which could take place several hours later. Privately, though, coaches admit the change was intended to allow wrestlers to eat a normal meal Friday night instead of starving themselves through the weekend. "I think definitely the rule was put in to allow those kids who have a problem with the limit to eat something," said Moeller coach Jeff Gaier. "For guys who are cutting weight, two days in a row is very hard. It's a good rule for those kids." But Bankemper isn't high on the rule, which Kentucky does not have. Bankemper thinks the rule encourages wrestlers to binge-eat and vomit, instead of following proper nutritional practices all Â§__eason long.

Council reports approximately 30 percent of wrestlers suffer an injury serious enough to be laid up for at least one day, and 20 percent are out one to three weeks. That prompted Pediatrics for Parents magazine to label wrestling as "the most dangerous sport" Ben Bostrom, a 1996 graduate of Princeton High School and a member of the VIking wrestling team for four years, knows the pressures of weight control that wrestlers face. He wore garbage bags under his sweats during practices to Jose weight He starved himself for days to stay within his 160-pound weight limit Most of the time, he said, his coaches were unaware of what he was doing. "Some guys would do anything to get rid of the pounds if they came in overweight that week," Bostrom said. ''You could layer on clothes during practice and sweat it out, or you could eat celery and water for a couple of days. Whatever it took, you did it" Wrestlers say losing body fluids is the quickest way to lose those few critical pounds. But the constant fasting and dehydration can cause wrestlers to collapse from exertion. 'There were times when some of our guys had to be dragged or carried to the locker room after practices because they couldn't walk," said Bostrom, now a student at Muskingum College. "It got real crazy, but no one wanted to be a quitter. Once you come so far, there's no turning back." This year, the Ohio High School Athletic Association is trying to ease some of the weight-control pressures wrestlers face. The OHSM passed a rule allowing

"It certainly helps the kids who Âˇcome in 10 pounds over each week, the ones who can't control their /weight," Bankemper said. 'The kids !who do it wrong need the rule. The ones who do it right don't" Uke many area high school wrestling coaches, Bankemper has certain team rules to discourage drastic weight losses. For example, his wrestlers can only wear T-shirts and shorts during practices to prevent excessive weight loss through sweating. He also bans wrestlers who come in over their weight limit at the beginning of the week from cqmpetlng on the weekend. ''You don't want to have a kid try to lose a lot of weight in a week's time," 'Bankemper said. ''If they're one pound over, that's it for that week." Dr. Melink, Knight's mother, had reason to be concerned with her son's desire to drop two weight classes. She has five brothers who wrestled. "I saw first-hand how my brothers lost weight," she said, "and I didn't agree totally with all of it" Melink helped prepare her son's meals, offered encouragement, and kept an eye on his weight loss and snacking. Âˇ "I've seen Ryan try do it the , unhealthy way, and it bothered me," Melink said. "But there is a sensible way to lose it. You have to be smart about it All it takes is common sense."

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THE C!NCINNA Tl ENQUIRER

SUNDAY, JUNE

22, 1997

FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: BROOKE WYCKOFF

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Megan McCabe Rogel' B&mon, Jr. Wyoming, Sr. Basketball First-team AllMetro and second-team AllState, he averaged 20.2 points and 8.6 rebounds.

Basketball, track, softball Named Division Ill Player of the Year in Ohio two consecutive sea· sons; she averaged 15.5 points, 10.5 rebounds. Will attend OSU.

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Basketball, baseAmember of The Enquirer's AllMetro basketball team, he averaged 20 points and 12 rebounds.

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ast year, the inside of Brooke Wyckoff's home was painted. Before her bedroom could be worked on, her awards had to be taken off the walls and put in a box. That is where they remain. And that is fine with her. 'There is not a shrine or anything, which is good,'' Brooke says. "It's just not a big deal to my family." Wyckoff, a three-sport star at Lakota who will attend Florida State on a basketball scholarship, is The Enquirer's high school female Ath, Jete of the Year. She may have earned the honor - and countless others -with her accomplishments in basketball, track and volleyball, but there is more to her story. With five younger siblings, including sister Jaime, H, who will linda F!liles f:lii!ill!l Marlin ll:endriil Meyer be a freshman at Lakota in the fall, IIU!Jiies, Sr. \r~a!ien-Verona, Mason, Sr. Wyckoff is quite conscious of not Basketball Sr. Volleyball, bascreating too large a shadow. She Ranked one of the Track & field, ketbalf, track. says she doesn't want to be a role top 25 players in r.ross country ·:The Enquirer's model for them so much as she the nation by USA Enquirertrack Ath· 'Division I basket· wants to be "a normal big sister." Today and Parade lete of Year won · ball Player of the "I just want to be a good person magazine, Miles state in 800 and Year led her team they can talk to," Brooke says. "I led Hughes to a 1,600; placed 1Oth 'to the state chamdon't want them to feel like iliey 20-0 regular seain cross country. pionship game. don't matter." son rer:ord. Will Leaning toward Will attend Capital Her attitude is the same at play for Rutgers. attending Louisville. University. school. "She'd have a wide open layup and if a kid from JV was up for the game, she'd give up the ball so she could score," Lakota girls basketball coach Cindy Feltman says. "She's so aware of those things." Enquirer file photograph When letters and calls poured in from college coaches trying to ' Brooke Wyckoff, top, excelled in three sports at Lakota~ volleyball, recruit her, Wyckoff tried to keep basketball and track. much of it to herself. "She didn't want her teammates vvv city. "In the city all-star game, it was . . , to k~o'~.the volume of ~ail she was · Soon after recruiting season ~vident t~at she was just~. dominati{ara M!Diony ~~:m®nkam ~~~~:~~~~~~s g~ttmg, ~eltmm~.~ays. How many started last summer, Wyckoff was mg force.m the front ro;:, coach Noire Dam!!l . - !! · y, · lnds are hke that. · overwhelmed 'n1e phone rang at 7 Tracey Simmons says. And of all Academ!l, Sr. Rlli!lhlami_S: Sr. Cross co~ntry, Says track coach Jason Lindsey: am on ilie l1r~t dav coaches were the sports, volleyball was probably Tennis Soccer' !l1vmg track & !1eld "She',s ver Yc0 ns cwu · s of 0 th. er Peo· · to call It was · Miami (Fla) 11e1· weakest ·" . ' allowed Three-time Enquir- track & !mill Cross country Co· pie's fee,lings. She's a great athlete, Wyckoff was still asl~ep. ·· · il'> !n basketb~l: An honorable · erPiayer of Year, She was ~amed to Runner llf Year and she seven a better person ilian Ohio State sent a package by· mention All-Amen can who holds she won the state ,.The Enqwrer's placed fourth at .. . 8 he ;~a~ · · on' the first· day .• , c:: , a thlete" ~ · . . . Federal Express aJmost ev:ery pos,si, 'bl e 8 ~11001 • doubles challlpi-- "llrsHe~~~6lkSOG-~~f fi~~ej~~bu:ta!)~;:;c >-c c::Wy~K~f:h;'TitUVed-tu-€mcumati:~c7scfioo}s coufdwrife...0~·~·--..-e> -1eeord;cSne.wasml!rtrru:the·VOUng·onship with sister, cer ana : ., f1:om VIrgnua near the end of ~er There was no end to the letters fo~ Ms. Basketball m Ohto and was Lyndsey, and ND ~eaded to Wilmfourth m: ,600. . sixth-grade year. She was play!ng and calls. Wyckoff stopped opening twice fir?t-team al~-state. . won team title. mgton College. S1gnedwith Manan co-ed basketball as early as third ilie mail and stopped answering ilie "It's hke anytlllllg she tries to Signed with UC · College · . gi..ade. , . phone. "It ·was crazy," she says, "I acco~p 1·ISh , sh e does, " FeItm an She watch~d ilie women s F:nal still have a ft!ar of the phone ringing says: And yet sh_e has a verr~nas.'7;'~~~~;-!]...... F?ure~chspnng, playedba~ke ..ball , How:" •cc __ ,_ -·· sun~ng.!J~rso~ahty.Youdont,mow k Willi friends and talked of bemg th~ Everything happened so fast. you re stttmg m ilie presence of a first female to play in the ~BA. Worse, she couldn't say "no." Fours_upers~r. She doesn't l)_ave that big" Somewhere along ilie lme, teen coache, made home visits. time attttude. Wyckoff decided that her_ goal was "I learnell a lot," Wyckoff says. "I don't know if we'~ see another to get a college scholarship to play "It really is Eke a business. They're Brooke Wyckoff; Obvw~sly, I hope . . . in the busint!SS of winning, and w~ do. And I don t mean Just stat;, basketball.. By the time she was m eighth you're in the business of getting a Wise, I mean the whole package. grade, coaches were telling ~er par- · college education." Singing on ilie bus. Playin? jokes ents that she c~uld d;velop IJ?-tO a It is a given that she could have on teammat~s. 4 constant smde on, college player. That s when1t first competed collegiately in track or her face. Thts Will also be Wyckoff s became real to me," Wyckoff says. volleyball had she chosen those as legacy at Lakota. Jason Otu Kristen Noakes Adam NowJell "B~.t I ~till wasn't sure about my her top sport. She once _disappeared from volElder, !;r. Anderson, Sr. Dillie Heights, abtlity. Ill>- In track She didn't lose an leyball practice only to be found on Football, basket· Football So ph She was still intimidated as a individual nc~ untililie state finals an old pair of roller skates she disThe Division I Basketball, soccer, ball, baseball. ninth-grader playing varsity, but . in ilie 800. '~She was very, very dom- co~~red in ~e school'~ o~er gym. Defensive Player First-team All last-pitch softball in ant during the year," Lindsey I~ wasn ~that s~e did? t take of the Year in Ohio that. 'Yore off more every ye_ar. In Metro in basketShe scored 23 add1tion to he! success .m htgh says. "She's the best athlete iliat's pr~ctice seno~~l~, tt was JUSt Brooke led the team in · goals for sectional ball, he averaged school, she Will be making her ever comet •Jrmwh Lakota High bemg Brooke, Sunmons says. tackles and sacks champion, earning 23.7 points and fourili straight appearance at ilie School." "' "She's a lot offun to be around," from the line· 13 rebounds. Enquirer's first· AAU national championships this · il'> In volleyball: It was her No. 3 Li~dsey _says. "She makes everybacker position. team honors. Aver- Headed to NKU. summer. sport yet she was all-league and all- thmg enJoyable. She can work hard, Will pl<lY at Ohio aged 18 points in ' but she enjoys what she's doing." State. basketball. Track, basketball Atwo-time state qualifier in shot put and discus. She also averaged 10.5 points and eight rebounds in basketball. Will attend Pennsylvania.

Betsv Owens · Seton, Jr. Volleyball Afirst-team All Southwest District selection, she led Seton to the Division I state championship from the middle hitter position.

Nicki Pendleton Turpin, Jr.

Shalon Pillow Taylor, Jr.

Soccer, basketball Afirst-team All Metro selection in soccer, she played an integral part in the team's drive to the state championship.

Volleyball, basketball, track Enquirerlirst team All-Metro in basketball, she averaged 22.4 points and 10.8 rebounds. She was honarallle mention in volleyball.

Football, basketball, baseball Aleader in the three sports, he was a first-team All-Metro selection as OB, throwing for 1,516 yards and 13 TDs. Will play at Indiana.

Football, baseball, basketball QB passed for 2,282 yards and 28 TDs. Signed with Eastern Ken· lucky. Scored 10 ppg in basketball, batted .400 in baseball. ·-·

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Cross country, track & field Enquirer Runner of Year in both sports. Won 1,600 meters and 3,200, placed third in cross country. Headed to Wilmington College.

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Division I Offensiva Player of the Year, he th_rew for a city best 2,249 yards and a school record 34 1ouchdowns.

Andy Sanders Turpin, Sr.

Stacev Re~mollls Brandonl1lodgers Nic!1 House Newport, Sr. McNichlllas, Sr. Wilhro\11, Sr. Basketball, fast-pitch softball The s~cond-team All-State basket· ball player averaged 17.7 points. As a pitcher, she struck out 109. Will attend Cani· sius University.

Adam Ryan Elder, Sr.

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Ran for 2,230 yards and 35 TDs, signing with Georgetown (Ky.) College. Went 4-4 with a 2.00 ERA in baseball.

Angie Van Berkel candace Vogi Calvary ChristSt. Henrv. Sr.

Basketball A member of The Enquirer's AllMetro team and third-team All· State, she averaged 16.7 points, 11 rebounds. Will attend NKU.

Baskeiball, volleyball, fast-pitch softball Athlete of Year in two national Christian sports organizations. Led region in basketball scoring at 21 ppg. Has 4.0 GPA; headed to UK.

Mark Wainscott Holy Cross, Sr.

Abby Wakeham Andersoli, Soph

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Jill Westerfeld Wyoming, Sr.

Tennis, last-pitch, Basketball, vol· basketball Ieyba II Afirst-team AllAfirst-team AllMetro selection in Metro selection in softball, she batted volleyball and bas.482, driving in 40 ketball, she aver- · runs. She went 18· aged 17.1 points 3 in singles and and eight averaged 10.2 rebounds. She will points in basketball. attend Indiana.

Track She qualified to the Division II state meet in four events and was named to

Slow-pitch softball, basketball, soccer Batted .611 and went 34·4 as a softball pitcher; among leading scorers in basketball and soccer. Headed to NKU.

Basketball, track. Asecond-place finisher at the state meet in the long jump, he also averaged in double figures for the basketball team. Will attend Cornell.

Football, track. As a quarterback, he rushed for 883 yards and scored 11 touchdowns. He qualified to state meet in three events in track.

Basketball, lootball, baseball Averaged 16.1 points and 7.1 rebounds in basketball, batted .421 in baseball and started at tight end in football.

Suzie Smilh lloone Ctv. Jr.

Brett Snodgrass East Central, Sop h.

Janerio Spurlock, Aiken, Jr.

Wilson, Princeton, Sr.

Ernie Ziegler Harrison, Sr.

Basketball Amember ofThe Enquirer's Divisian l All·rJietro team, he averaged 20.5 points and 10 rebounds.

Volleyball Asecond team all-state and firstteam All-Metro selection, she led Princeton to the GMC cham pionship. She will attend Tennessee.

Cross country, track The Division Icross country and twotime 3,200 state champ, he earned All State honors in both sports and is

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three-time Player of Year, he lost just four matches in his career, all at the state meet. Signed with !Iii· nois.

Soccer, basketball, fast-pitch SDIII!all First-team Enquirer soccer all-star scored 21 goals, started at point guard in basketball, batted .402 in softball.

Basketball Named first team in the EIAC and was first team in the sectional-and Ripley County, averaging 18 points, six assists and four rebounds.

Jimmy Wanllsnider Harrison, Sr.

Brooke Weisbrod Amanda Weller McAulev, Sr.

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Mark Slagle, IJerekSmiih Clermont North· Highlands, So ph. easlern, Jr.

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Soccer, basketball, track & field Scored Northern Kentucky-best 31 goals; will play soccer at College of Charleston. Won state title in 300-meter hur· dies.

Soccer track & Swimming field ' The Enquirer's Wrestling Enquirer soccer Swimmer of the The Enquirer's Player of Year Year, she Division 1Wrestler scored 27 goals anchored the olthe Yea~. he won ' leading Indians to school's state the 130-pound tllifcfStraighf-c:.-~'c~(:Ji'ampiOn'4UO''". ' .• ~Statifti!fe; compil' regional title. relay team and ing a 34.1 record. finished third in Will attend Tennthree events. Chat.

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Gymnast of the Year, she qualified to the state meet by winning the district championship in the floor exercise with aschool record 9.475.

Micltelle TUch· farber, Mt. Notre IIJame, Sr.

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Craig Sanders McNicholas, Sr.

Basketball Golf The Enquirer's Athree-time Enquirer Golfer of · Division 11-111-IV the Year, Sanders Player of the Year and first-team allwas a two-time state, he averaged medalist at the Division Istate 24.2 points and tournament. Will scored over 2,400 attend the Univer- career points. Will attend NKU. sity of Houston.

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first team in three events. She will attend Dennison University.

Jennller Welter- Anne Whittaker · Brad Wilder stroem Indian Hill, Fr. CovCatllolic, Sr. NeiiiPDrl CC, Sr. Soccer, crossGolf, baseball Volleyball, basket- country, track ball, slow-pitch Astate qualifier in softball cross country and Enquirerfirst-team track, she finished in volleyball and 1Oth in cross softball. Made state country and 11th all-tourney volley- in the3,200 ball team; will play meters. atThomas More.

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team golfer placed 12th at state; signed with UC. Also went 6·3 with a 3.40 ERA as baseball pitcher.

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1997

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Cincinnati Enquirer college basketball reporter Mike DeCoi~rcy rates the wp players available- by position- in Wednesdays NBA Draft.

CENTERS 1. Tim Duncan 6-foot-11, 250 pounds, Wake Forest a. Easily the best center prospect to enter the league :e Shaquille O'Neal, Duncan will be taken by the San onio Spurs as the No. 1 overall choice. Duncan pro;sed rapidly from an unknown recruit to a dominant man, excelling as a shooter, ballhandler and passer demonstrating the sort of rebounding instincts that ld get him a double-figure average following a short ustment period in the pros. Where Duncan is found Nanling by many analysts is in terms of competitive zeal; in a head-to-head confrontation with Marcus Camby as ajunior, he was outplayed.

2. Adona~ Fo!lle 6-10, 255, Colgate Colgate rather than a Division I wer ostensibly for educational reasons, Foyle chose ·leave school after three years. Go figure. His devei'Pment is not what it might have been against better mpetition, but he has a classic NBA body and excelIt timing as a shot-blocker. He'll big the first true big mtaken after Duncan and Tony Battle, but may take a while to pay off. ~After signing with

3. KeiVIIII Cato 6-11,240, Iowa State • NBA personnel types won't be able to resist Cato's 1mbination of long arms, quickness and shot-blocking skill, even.if he can't play. Cato has no offensive :ills and is not a great man-to-man defender despite block totals. A stronger man- and there are many he league- will back him down. An almost certain bust

14. Chris llnsteJ 7-0, 235, Australia 1lthough he has played the majority of his basketball :he Australian pro league, Anstey is not unfamiliar to college fans who paid close enough attention. He yed several times on preseason exhibition tours and has long been atarget of NBA scouts who liked his 1uick feet and ball skills. He quickly progressed from rt·time player to·star as he went from being a gangly teenager to mature man.

5. Paul Grant 7-1, 241, Wisconsin 1'\lthough he is not aprotypical center, Grant will play 1ere because of his size and strength. He transferred m easton College for his senior season and led Wis'consin to the NCAA Tournament, averaging 12.5 ints. Grant is afine shooter with good range, but will 1eed help to get free because of his low release point

OTHERS mWATCH 6. Serge Zwikker, 7-2, 275, North Carolina. 7. Mark Blount, 6-11,230, Pittsburgh. 8. Predrag Drobnjak, 6-11, 265,)'ugoslavia. 9. Lorenzo Coleman, 7·1, 295, messee Tech ..10. Jason Lawson, 6-11, 235; Villanova.

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The following is aprojection of the NBA Draft's first round, compiled by analyst Chris Monter of the Monter Draft News, based in Lakeville, Minn. Pick 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Team San Antonio Philadelphia Boston Vancouver Denver Boston New Jersey Golden State Toronto Milwaukee Sacramento Indiana Cleveland • LA Clippers Dallas Cleveland Orlando Portland Detroit Portland New Jersey Atlanta Seattle Houston New York Miami Utah Chicago

Player Tim Duncan Tony Battle Keith Van Horn Antonio Daniels Chauncey Billups 6. Tracy McGrady 7. Tim Thomas 8. Adonal Foyle 9. Ron Mercer 10. Kelvin Cato 11. Maurice Taylor 12. Austin Croshere 13. Derek Anderson 14. Danny Fortson 15. Olivier Saint-Jean 16. Brevin Knight 17. Jacque Vaughn 18. Marko Milic 19. Anthony Parker 20. Chris Anstey 21. John Thomas 22. Johnny Taylor 23. James Cotton 24. Bobby Jackson 25. God Shammgod 26. Charles O'Bannon 27. Serge Zwikker 28. Paul Grant (Note: Washington surrendered its first-round pick in exchange for signing free agent forward Juwan Howard).

SMALL FORWARDS 1. Keith Van Horn 6-foot-9, 235 pounds, Utah .,. Three-time player of the year in the Western Athletic Conference, Van Horn is viewed by some as a power forward, but his lean build will keep him on the wing. He will have some problems because of alack of lat.eral quickness. Not a great defensive player atUtah, and the assignments will only get tougher in the NBA. Destined to be a dominant offensive player.

2. Tracy McGrady 6-9, 195, MI. Zion (N.C.) Christian Academy P. McGrady has been compared to Penny Hardaway and Scottie Pippen, but the player he . · most resembles is James Worthy. McGrady has the same dynamic ability around the basket, the same gift for taking over a game without needing to attempt a shot beyond 10 feet McGrady is a dazzling passer- which makes some view him as a guard~ but he does his best work near the basket

3. lim Domas 6-10, 235, Villanova P. What Thomas missed by not spending a sec· ond year in college was an opportunity to figure out what sort of player he needs to be. The 6-10 small forward seemed to think he should be standing on the perimeter chucking long-distance shots. More than a third of his shots were threepointers, even though he hit just 33.6 percent Thomas has great talent, but does not understand how tci use his skills to defeat talented players. He has not pleased teams with his workouts.

14. Austin Croshere 6·9, 235, Providence P. As a member of the U.S. under-22 national team last summer, Croshere hinted he could play in the NBA by swatting down a shot attempt by Shaquille O'Neal. Croshere is better known for his offensive ability. He is an excellent perimeter shooter, passes the ball adequately and runs the court gracefully. He hit nearly 90 percent from the free throw line and made 61 three-pointers. ·

5. Johnnv TaYlor 6·9,220,Chattanooga 1>- Hard work, basketbaiiiQ and a solid attitude could lift Taylor above Tulane's Jerald Honeycutt, who is ~idely respected for his talent but not his work hab[ts:raylor has a nice body for a small forward andjs'highly competitive. He lacks the variety of offef)si{e abilities helpful at this position but could becomecii Tyrone Corbin-style success.

Keith Van Horn is no defensive stopper, but the three-time All· Western Athletic Conference .player of the year is a force as an offensive player.

OTHERS TO WATCH

· 6. Jerald Ho~eycutt, 6-9,248, Tulane..?. Charles O'Bannon, 6·7, 210, UCLA. 8. Keith Booth-;--6:6~225,· · Maryland~s:-chris crawford, -6-!r,2'25,Marquette. 1o. Mark Sanford, 6-9, 205, Washington.

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Fairfield wearing wrestlers' top hat Wins clo§e vote for Noo 1 ranking BY DAVE SCHlJ'filE Enquirer contributor

If the voting by Cincinnati-area

wrestling coaches is an indication of what'to expect, the 1996-97 season should prove interesting. \ In one of the closest Division I votes in memory, seven teams received first-place votes, with Fairfield's Indians edging Elder by one point for the No. 1 ranking in The Enquirer's preseason poll. .·Purcell Marian received 13 of the 18 first-place votes in the Division IIIII poll, enabling the Cavaliers to edge Reading for the top spot. Although Fairfield and Elder each received only four first-place votes -five fewer than Princeton ,.- the two powers finished well · ahead of Vikings, the two-time defending Metro champs. "I guess the coaches were just looking to put the hat on someone," Fairfield coach Ron Masanek said. "I felt we should be in the middle of the pack, but I'll tak€ it as a compli· tt b d l " men o e vote on op. State qualifiers Jason Roy and Nick Linberg will be (he foundation ' · 1 for Fairfield along wih1 district qua-· ifiers Barney Wah off, Shaun Shanklin and Adam Duncil giving depth to an already,strong team. Elder coach Dick McCoy, whose t~am was weakened when state qualifier Chris Brennan transfered to Oak Hills, also was surprised at the Panthers' high ranking. "We'll have a good team by the' end of the season," McCoy said.

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"I guess the coaches were just looking to put the hat on someone. .. .1'll take it as a compliment to be voted on top. " -Fairfield coach RonMasanek

Moeller's No. 4 ranking may be low. Michael Snyder/The Cincinnati Enquirer Coach Jeff Gaier will build the Joe Meinking returns as one of two state qualifiers for Purcell Marian, the top.rated team in The team around state qualifier Josh Enquirer's Division II-III poll. Meinking wrestles at 145 pounds. · Janson, and district qualifiers Mark Zielinski, John Bell, Ryan Knight, Sean Cronin and Chris Davis. "We have 10 starters back but Division 1 we lack varsity experience at the 1. Fairfield (4) ... ...................... 179 upper weights," Gaier said. 2. Elder (4) .................................. 178 Richie Root is Lakota's only 3. Princeton (9) ......................... .156 returning state qualifier but coach ~. ~~~:~r(\?•••••••••::::::::::::::::::::·1~~ Bob Letessa has more than enough 6. Harrison (2) ............................ 118 talent to challenge for the Division I 7. Oak Hills (1)............................ 11 0 M h . h' 8. St. Xavier ................................555 etro c ampwns 1p. 9. Glen Este ...................................52 Also IookforveteransJoelHern, 10. Mason ........................,............. .40 Mike Carney, Chad Ellis, Jeff Swanll>- Olhers: Sycamore 30, Hamilton 18, Anderson 10, Turpin 6, Milford 4, Mount son, Josh Mcintire, Drew Baynes Healthy 2. La Salle 2. Colerain 1. and Kelly Zimmerman to show Division 11-111 improvement while making the T1. Purcell Marian (13) ................. 153 Birds tough to handle. 2. Reading (5) ............................. 142 3· Ross ......................................... 82 Many coaches were probably unaware Oak Hills has every starter ~. ~~~g~~-~-~~~~-~.:::::::::::::::::::::3~ back along witl1 Brennan, the trans6. Loveland······ ........................... .73 7· Batavia ............................ ;....... ..71 fer from Elder. B. Wilmington ...............................51 Coach Terry Meinking's Purcell 9. Blanchester .............................. .45 Marian team is loaded with veter10. Lockland... ................................43 ans and appe.ars to have the talent fi> Others: Madeira 41, Hillsboro 35, Bethel, Tate Deer Park ~t.right-n~wwe-lmY\e:fiv:e-football-.. and-d€pth,to-Fetain-the-Nn .-:t-r,•ml<c-. -1-'>'>-".mo.,n~Tt'-H>-<:~·,.,,Hrlffifl,,...;.,t-t-r-~ players whd' will el)'ter the first ing in Division II-II throughout the 1'1. S ·th· 1 + d 0f k" 10, Roger Bacon 9; '""·'"""'''IIIIo· Norh mate W1 . on Y ,our ays wor · season. wood, Carlisle 5, Middletown Fenwick 4, The Panthers return one state The Cavaliers return state qualiNorth College · Hill, Mariemont 3, qualifier (Bill Taulbee) along with tiers Joe Meinking and Nick Wyoming, Little Miami, Landmark ChrisNick Schuckman, a state qualifier last season, will be counted on to seven starters and a strong group of Schuckman as well as seven other tian 2, Williamsburg 1. carry his weight- all 215 pounds- for Purcell Marian. young wrestlers who graduated district qualifiers and several top from the junior varsity. performers from the IV team. Besides Engel's son, Dick Jr., Coach Ron Dunn returns eight the No. 2 ranking due to threepro"I'm never optimistic," Purcell jected starters grounded temporari- Reading's other returning state starters and will be led by Brian Despite the No. 3 ranking and a new coach (Dwight Campbell), Marian coach Terry Meinking said. ly due to academic problems. qualifiers include Adam Meyer and Floyd, Brian Sawyers and John Ray, Princeton has three returning state "Small schools always have depth , 'We have eight strong wrestlers, Jason Dick, along with 1995 qualifi- all district qualifiers. qualifiers (Kerwin Heard, Jesse problems and we have some holes including the three state qu,alifiers and er Jason Wolf. And don't forget Lemon-Monroe, ,alaek.("Ri~hafd ~aile~};-along with to fill." , ·Ross; ranked No; 3, is another Tayhitand· :toveiiliicr.r-carn:shiftrard. another who qualified tWo years ago/' manY experienced wi·i''stlers; - .. -- Reading coach Dick-Engel was- Engel said. 'We'll be ·strong in the team that could surface as a con- by graduation but with eriol.lghtalWith 10 retUrning staters,. n't sure the Blue Devils deserved upper weights but weak in the lower." tender. ent to make a run at the top spot.

·The Poll

'Best is yet to come' Juniors and seniors provide hope for Cincinnati-area wrestlers in '97 BY DAVE SCHU'ITE Enquirer contributor

The 1995-96 season proved to be a major step backwal'd for Cincinnati-area high school wrestling. · For the first time since 1989, no Cincinnati wrestler won an individual state championship last season, and ·only three reached a title match. However, with 36 state qualifiers returning this season, prospects are better this year. "Last year we had great representation at the state meet," Fairfield coach Ron Masanek said. 'The best is yet to come because Cincinnati's strength is the juniors and seniors." In Division I, state runner-up Jim Wandsnider of Harrison and Moeller's Josh Janson are back along with Adam Meyer of Reading in the Division III competition. "We're narrowing the gap but until we start producing state champions, we can't go around bragging," Purcell Marian coach Terry Meinking said.· "Fifteen years ago, our wrestlers were well behind the ll()rthern part of the state. But the fact that we have 36 returning state qualifiers is

and two others - Barney Wahoff and Shaun Shanklin:_ who made it in 1995. 'We have four guys who have been there before," Masanek said. 'We think all of them have a good chance to return." In Division II, Franklin returns three state qualifiers and Purcell · ·Marian has two. Jason Dick (top Tony Wallace, Billy Osborne and left), Dick Engel Jeremy Deaton from Franklin have (top right) and set their sights on another shot at Adam Meyer the top prize while Purcell Marian (bottom right) return as state ·returns Joe Meinking and Nick meet' qualifiers Schuckman. from last season Reading has three returning for No. 2-ranked state qualifiers, including state runReading ner-up Adam Meyer. Jason Dick and Dick Engel are the others. "Dick (Engel, Jr.) was disqualian indication of how far we've comc." :tied because he broke out in a rash Half of the 36 returning state the day of the first round," Reading qualifiers are in Division I. Princeton has three _ Kerwin Heard, coach Dick Engel, Sr., said. "He'd Jesse Black and Richard Bailey. sure like to get another shot at it Oak Hills also has three but only this season." two - Matthew Roche and Justin A repeat of last year isn't likely. Wilcox - wrestled for the High- In fact, Meinking and Masanek said landerslast season. The third, Chris that the Queen City could have as Brennan, wrestled for Elder. many as eight and possibly 10 indiFairfield has two state qualifiers vidual state champions come backinJason Roy and Nick Linberg March.

Returning state qualifiers Division I 103 pounds 11>- Justin Wilcox, Oak Hills, jr. 11>- Kyle Collins, St. Xavier, sr. 11>- Jason Roy, Fairfield, sr. 119 pounds ll>- Nick Linberg, Fairfield, jr. 125 pounds 11>- Chris Brennan, Oak Hills, sr. 11>- Jim Wandsnider, Harrison, sr. 130 pounds 11>- Bill Taulbee, Elder, sr. 135 pounds ~ Mark Reckman, Milford, sr. ~ Matthew Roche, Oak Hills, sr. 11>- ·Joshua Janson, Moeller, sr. 140 pounds 11>- Adam Selle!, Harrison, jr. 145 pounds t1> Kevin Hagedorn, Sycamore, sr. 160 pounds ~ Ke!Win Heard, Princeton, jr. ~ Richie Root, Lakota, jr. 171 pounds t1> Matt Noggle, Turpin, sr. 215pounds t1> Jesse Black, Princeton, sr. ll>- Brad Hensley, Anderson, jr. Heavyweight t1> Richard Bailey, Princeton, sr.

Division II 103 pounds ~ Josh Thompson, Bethel-Tate, jr. tl> Jeff Lewis, NO !WOOd, sr.

119 pounds t1> Richard Burns, Hillsboro, soph. 140pounds ll>- Joe Meinking, Purcell Marian, sr. 152 pounds 11>- Tony Wallace, Franklin, sr. 160 pounds ll>- Billy Osborne, Franklin, sr. 171 pounds ~ Brian Floyd, Ross, jr. 189 pounds ~ Jake Spruell, Hillsboro, sr. 215 pounds t1> Nick Schuckman, Purcell Marian, sr. Heavyweight ll>- Jeremy Deaton, Franklin, jr.

Division Ill 119 pounds t1> Brent Bein, Batavia, Jr. 125 pounds ~ Terry Wright, Carlisle, sr. ll>- Adam Meyer, Reading, sr. 140 pounds ll>- De reck Glover, Batavia, sr. 145 pounds 11>- Jason Dick, Reading, sr. 160 pounds .,.., Kyle Doan, Blanchester, sr. 171 pounds ll>- Dick Engel, Reading, jr. 210 pounds t1> D.J Collins, Waynesville, sr.

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.ton) p. McGinrliS ·,(Norwood) 3;45; Breck .(Tay!or):p. Holden (Western Brown) 2:09; Kuykendall. (Edgewood) d. Bierman (Car~ lisle) 7·5 OT; Johnson (CNE) d. Kline (Ross). 9·2. .. . 152-Gibbs (Goshen) p. Asherafl (Taylor) 1:15; McCall (New Richmond) p. Riley (carlisle) 1:06; Anderson (Bethel) p. HOffman (Edgewood) :36i FOster CRass) d. Smith (Purcell) 6-l;Kaufrnari (Norwo.od) p; Vance (CNE) 1:24i Nickell (Monrci'e) p. George (Wilmington)_ 3::20i Magee ($pringb,ero) d Horn (McNick) 15-0i Cook (Loveland) d. Eary (Westem Brown) 13-3. 160-Daan· .(BI~nchester) P. Hoffrogge Cfay!or) :47;Weimer (Springboro} p;Jem!· son (Finneytown)· 3:58;-:Hancock (Norwood) _P. Mclntyer (Wilmi~gton}· 3':21; Casteel (Loveland) -p. Benson, (Kings) 1:27; Christen (McNfck) d ·Van· Guelpen (Mon~ roe) 16-2; Curry (F'I!rcell) p:.Cook (Edge~ood) :31. _· 171-Fioyd (Ross) p. Baker (Western Brown) 1:43; Hembree· .(Loveland) d. Ormond (Springboro) 23--7; sweene·y ·(Carlisle) p. -~Smith· (Edgewood) :50; Mun.ato (McNick) p. Spille (Purcell} -1:53; Havi:!i'land : (Little Miami) p. Mard (Bethel) 3:28; Davis (Taylor)·- p. Kememan, (Norwood) '·'3:02; East~s .-(Wilmington) -p~ Derby _(GOshen) 1:58. . . . _; . 189-Williams lEdgewood) p; Barker (Bethell 1:12;'Gabbard lcarnslel p. Eogel (Loveland) 2:36; Goforth (Monroe) p. Bak-. , er (Kings) 1:39i Francis (Ross) p. Hager ,(Norwood) Phillips (Little Miami) p~ Ca,ons (Springboro) 3:34; Felts (New RichmoitCI) p. Rowles (Goshen)· :48;_ Davis (McNick) p. Chase. (Western· Brown)· 1:12; McEvoy (Wilmington) p. Faries (Blanchester) 1:08. 215-Schuckman !PUrcell) p. Smith (Little Miami) :32; Capal (Ross) p. COuch CwVestern Brown)_- 1:~tl; Dol!a~d: (Finreytown) . p. Barnett (Monroe) 2:35; lane (Loveland) ... -p~ -Brown "(Edgewood) .. 3:49; Ford (Wilmington) p. Maco (Goshen) :54• HWT-Veser (Finneytown) p. Befser (Edgewood) 5:42; Qppollone (New Rich· fTIOnd) p. Shearer (Little Mlaini) 1:48.-t. Quarterfinals · l03~Morrls (Carlisle) p. Jones_ (t;:ings) :JO;Goebel (Springboro) p. Herdlrier (t:oveland) 5:03rRogee (Purcell} p. Montgolltery . !~~"if~i'i~l :59; Brock ITay~r) d0Grier

Ohio Sectionai',Tournaments-: ·\ : '· Division I !,At ~airfield High School) ·' · First Round · ' 103J-Royo--(Falrfield) p. Hughes lwesterr Hills) 0:13; :Baysinger (Amelia) bye; Ru·ss !Milford) bye; Patel !Turpin) bye; Kn_ight .(Moeller-) md. Maso·n (Oak Hills) 14~2; Smith (Roger Bacon)- bye; As· bury (~~milton} bye_; Singhoff .(Colerain) md. Sed~n (Glen' Estel 14~1. 112~Wilcox (Oak Hills) bye; Holm (Turpin)! md.' King (Amelia) 14·6; _Heard (Prin.) 'd. Spenceley; (Fair.) 1Q-4; Clark IHam.l ):bye;. :tleggood !GEl p, Hoerst (Col.) 1:~1; qapper !Milford) bye; Clark (WJ-fitlsl bye; Zl:e!inskl _(Moeller) p. Herrin (W.Woodsl 4:2t· ' .• 119f-Jackson (Ham.) p. Jolly (RB) 1:12; G~lzovic (Ameli!!!) bye; Karbowski (Fair.) Dye; Wilcox (Oak Hills) ok Bonner (Prin.) ~·1; LyOns (Moeller) bye; Cooke (Col.) ~- Russ (MBford) 5:01; Gillespie (Turpin), bye; Braswell (W.Woods) by default over Ob,ermeye~ (GE).· 125;-Barkhurst' I GEl bye;. Baker !Milford) bye; PaHon (Turpinl .bye; Nelheisel (03k HiHs) d. Patterson (Ham.) 3-1i Distel (~1.) ·d. Davis :IPrin.) 1-D; Stegmari (RB)by:e; K~ight (Moeller) bye; Linberg (Fair.) bye. . 130;;-Rol:he. (Oak Hills) p. H·enrfch (Prin.) 4:51; Shreve (:Turpin) bye; Walker (Amelia~ bye; Roberts (Falr.) bye; Davis (Moeller:) bye; Brothers (Milford) p. How· ard' (RBJ 5:20; · Human (Col.) d. Huff (Ham.) :7-6; Jenny IGE) bye. 135;:-Brennan (Oak Hillsl p. Santos (Amellal 1:37; ,Stephens IW.Woods) bye; Robbms;: (H<!f~.) d. zamora (Prfn.) 3-0; Lampe (GE).:bye; Feldman (Moeller) bye; Hardert:i(Col.) p. Roberson (W.Hills) 5:30; Cannon ;!Turpin) bye; Wahoff (Fair.) p. Widmeyer (Milford) 3:11. 140,~Janson. (Moeller) p. Coulter (Ham.) ~:20;'Miller (W.Woods) bye; Row· ers (Prin.) bye; Lynch (Turpin) bye; La~ nier (F<ijr.) p. Heg!in!CRB) 1:01; Lambers IOak Hills) bye: McCord (Amelia) p. Shelton (CoL) 3:2;5;Reckman'(Milford) bye.. 145;f--Shanklln .: (pair.) bye; Moore (Prin.) '. 1bye;· Belcher (Oak Hills) byei , Lampe :i(GEl d- Albers (MoeHer) B-6; 112~Ray· (ROsS> d. Klein (Finneyt:6wn) Franklin: (Ham.) bye! Haskin (Turpin) p. 16-0;_Rue (Goshen) d. Alber! (Carlisle) 5-4; · Spears ,IW.Woods) 3;42; Semenlck (Col.) LeQgeH ICN.El d. Uehlin (Purcell) 5-2; bye; Ge•we (Milford) p. Freese (W.Hills) 2:38. ! '. . Thompson (Bethell p. Correll (Taylor),3:00. · . 119'-Baffie (Springboro) d: Sheffield 152;-Snyder !GEl bye; Findley IMoelle~] p. Stemiel (W.Woodsl 4:45; Am(Loveland)22;12; Puthoff 1PureeD J' p;eartmerman· (Amelia) p.; Ellis (W.Hills) 0:56i e~ (Car_lislEB _3:45; LeWis (Norwood) d.·Hcr. . Hirsch (Turpin). bye; Neely (Pritt) d; Diaz ton (Blanchester) 12-5; McCoy (Wilming· (Oak Hills) .11-8; Shoemaker .(RB) bYe; tontp~· Matt_ (~e~-.Rfchmorldl :25_. . .v Lobes 1¥11fordl bye; Padgett (Fair.) bye. : 125-Luls (Purcell) p. Carter (Carlisle) 160;;-M~Cord (Moeller) bye; Klelns· 1:33; Vale(l~ (Edgewood) d. ThoriiP,on mifh {Fair.) bye; Seitz (Milford) Otc. Bolen (Bia.~chester). _5·3;. Smifh (Monroe)· p. (GE) B·!.; Pennington (Col.} bye; Hughes Schnelder!Taylorl 3:15; Osborne (Wilmlng· (Ham.). d. Watts (Oak Hills) 12.8; Collin! ton> d.Go<>dhue ISIJ"ingborol15-5. " (Amelia) bye; Strofll)an IRBl bye; Pohl130-'Wrlght (CarliSle) P• Berldey meyer (·Turplnl bye. (Bethel) _1_:29; Sheffield.{Loveland) d::Boh-171,-Noggle !Turpin) p. Kaiser (Ameman (Sprin9!Ji>rol 13-6; Stroffregen IE;~ge lia) 0:32] Emmon:i (Ham.) . otc. Shepard wood) d "MiJmtrey (Taylor) 19-11; Jordan (Oak Hills) 6·4;ThcmPson (W.Woods) bye; (_Monroe) 4- tamp _(Wimington} 8-6. 1n Bell (Ma_eller) p. Freson (RB) 4:12; Heard .. .135-Berry (Springboro> p. HiH (Ross) (Prin.) p: Huff (FalrJ ,3:43; Reynolds (Col) 3:47; Yazell (Flnneytownl d. Mink !Monbye; Sei!Z (Milford) bye; Padlal (GEl p. roe) 1~5;_MeAI!ister-(WHmfngtonl p.,Wo!fZagonanos (W.HiAs) 1:27. ·. 'er (fv\cNick) 5:49; ~uhammad (Purceln d. 189~Snith (PrlnJ) bye; Helton (Am~ .WisecuP lCarfi!teJ 3-1: '-'· lia) p. _Angeio (W.Hills) 0:54; Metzler- · • .·• 140-,Sargeanl . (Monroe) . p. •Crosley (Fair,) p, Stanffl (Ham.) 3:24; Schnitzler .. (Blanchester) 4:32; Waits· (Loveland). d. IMoeller) bye: Perry ITurplnl p. Harcourt Cripe (Edgewood) 11-3; Noel (Kings) tf. IRBl 1:41; McCullough (Oak Hillsl bye; Farren 1Caris!e) 4:39; Ray (Ross) p. ab\ver Shanks (Mi~ordl bye; Mccaffrey (GE). !Springboro) 1:11. . ;. :! ;.: • bye. 145-Hensley. ·(Monroe) tf. Ranisey . 215f-Biack (Prin.) md. Lieurance (L(rw-el_and) 4:53;- Magee {Springboro) p. (Cot.) 1_);4; Peppers (W.Hills) bye; Quimby Prince· (King~) 4:25; Brock (Taylor)' ~p. (Fair.) P. Stone (Amelia) ·3:35; Weinstock Yeary (Wilmln~on) 4:37; Johnson (CNEJ d. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,.,.. ...,. ...,...,"""' (GE) .bYie; Crani~ (MoeHer) md. Warger Kuykendall (Edgewood) 12·2. · ,• • • ·(Turprn): 11-3; Bntton :(Ham.) bye; Puglelll 152...,Gibbs !Goshen) p. McCall (New IRBl by0; Lehman (Oak HD!sl bye. Rlchmoildf4:24;· Fost~ (Ross) p, Ander-son Hw!-Bailey IPrin.J bye; Ratliff (Bethel) 2:45; ---Kaufmann (Norwood) d. (Amelia) ~ye; Trefzge!r (Moeller> p. HOrn· Cook·_(Lovef~nd) lo-7; Magee (Sprinftloro) 130-Wandsnlder .{Harrison) bye; ing (Col;) 0:45i Dan!els.(RBJ bye; Duncil p. Nickell !Monroe) :35. ·· · ·· Abrams (-Mason). b)'e; Chaffin (Anderson) (Fair.) bye; McCarthy (Oak HRisl bye; 160'-Doan(Bianchesterl p. Benedetti bye; Kelley !Sycamore) p. Moore (Tala- Marris (Ham~> bye; Wilson (W.Woods) p. (Western- Brown) 3:25;. Weimer _(Spring· d ) 448 Fl' k (l s le) Volpp !Turpin) 0:16. ' boro> d Hancock IN~rwood) 6-1; Ca's'teel wan a : ; 1c a a! bye; McCabe . ;! _: Second Round . (loveland) d. Christen IMcMckl 23-10; (St. Xavler) bye; Wright (Lakota) bye; 1037-Roy (Fair.)ip. Baysinger (Arnecurry (Purcei!J p. Reece (ROSS) 1:00. . . Lambers I Elder) bye.. - . . : . 140-Bianco (Elder) b.ye; D.illillghSm lia) 2:53; patel (Turpin) md. Russ (Milford) .171-Fioyd- (Ross) p. Moser {MQnroe) · 14-2; Knight (Moeller} p, Smith IRB) 1:17; 2:21;Sweeney (Carlisle) p. HeiT'ilree [Lpv"' (Mason) bye; Schmidt (Lakota) bye; Singhoff].(Coi.>.P. AsbUry (Ham.) 2:25, land) &00; ,Munafo (McNick) p. Have,Jiland Strunck. (!:-Iarrison) p. Dossenback (North- · . . 1127Wil.cox (OaJt Hills) p. Holm nur(LiHie Miami) 3:21; Eastes (WIImingtQn) p. west) 5:47; Pace- (Talawanda) p. Larsen ) 2 21 H d 1 · J k (Anderson) 3:35; GerJng (La Salle) b}te; pm : _; ear Prl~. d. aar (Ham.) Davis (Taylor). ·· - ' Engleman (Hughes) d. Robertson (St. xavi· 4-2; Heggood: (GE) P· Clapper (Milford) 189,..-Wi!Hams (Edgewood) p, Gabbard er) 14-12; Butler (Sycamore) bye. Zie!ins_ki,(Moeller> p. Clark (W.Hills) (Carlisle) !56; Goforth.(Moilrce) d Francis (Ross) 1o-9; Phillips (Little Miami), p:-Felts 145-Hagedorn (Sycamore) bye; 119~Jackson (Ham.) p. Grlzovlc (New Richmond) '1:51; Davis (McNick.) def. Franklin (La Salle) bye; McDaniel (Ander· (Amefla) 2:52i WilcoX:. (Oak Hills) p. KarMcEvoy'(Wilmlngton): son) bye; Carroll (Elder) p, McGuire (Tel! a- bowskl (Fair.) 3:38i Lyons {Moeller) md. · 215-Shuckman (Purcell) p. Capal wanda) 1:20; Wilson (Harrison) bye; Whirls Cooke· {Col.)i 14·3; Gillespie· (Turpin) d. (Ross) :52; Dixon (BiancheslerY p. Gnithjan (lakota) bye; Fallen (Northwest) bye; Car- Braswell! (W.Woods) !Q-8. · (Springboro) 3:11; Harmon (Carlisle) tf. raher (St. Xavier) bye. · 125~Bal"khurst (GE) p. Baker (Mil-' Dollard IFlnneytownl 3:59; Ford IWIInilng152-Sellet (Harrison) bye; Dean ITa- fordl 1:28; Neihelsel (Oak HU!s) d. Patton ton)p. Lane (Loveland) 3:41. .' 0: Jawanda) bye; MacQpnald (La Salle)· d. (Turpi~li9·7; Distel (CCI.) p. S1egman (RB) HWT-Cook (_Wilmington) d.· Watkins . Roberts (AndersoilT 9-0; Havlin (Mount 4:40; Lm,berg: (Fair.) :d. Knight (Moeller) (Cclrlisle) 1Q-3;·Davis (Monroe) p. Vliser:Healthy) bye; Hem (lakota) p. Bragg 9-3 ,: · • · (Finneylown) 3:53; Wilson (CNE) d qj;:pof (Northwest) 0:32; Farmer (Mason) bye; · 130~Roche (Oak Hills) p. Shreve lone (New Richmond) ·3-2; Wil_liams il?urM Carraher (St. Xavier) p. Fallaf'(Sycamoi"e) (Turpin>: 3:38; Roberts (Fair.) p. Walker cell) d. Sawyers (Ross) 4-3. .. ._ 2:39. (Amefia} 0:42; Davis (Moeller) p_. Brothers DlVision.lll Sectional ~ .-.,-160-Kennedy (Northwest) d.' Clar1< (Milford) 1:25; Jenny (GEl ·p•. Human IAt Lakota) · (Talawanda) 19-5; Herman (Elder) p. Jor- (Col.) 1:18. : ' Team Standings: _t.· Reading 921/i, 2. dan (Hughes) 3:22; Zistler' (St. Xavier)' d. 135-T-Br(mnan (O~k Hills) p. Stephens Batavia 84, 3.- Valley VIew 771f2, 4. Madeira Buchman (LaSalle) 6-4;Wagers (Harrison) (W.Woo!fs) 3:18; Lampe (GEJ d. Robbins 63;: 5. Lockland 461'.1; 6: Indian Hill 7. P. Clark (Mt. Healthy} 3:28. , (Ham.). 7.·5; Feldman (Moener) p. Hardert Waynesv!Ue 35, a. North College Hill ~9, 9. 171-PI?rkins _(Harrison) d- Maloriey (Col.) 2~~7; VJahoff (Fair.) md. Cannon (tie) Deer· Park, Summit·Country.D~y 27, (Elder) 3-2; Estes (Northwest) d. Patrick ITurplnl;U·~· _11. Rlpiey 13, 12..On. Country, Day.)t; 13.· 'I.;J•:-Sc@;dl!ni>Org:,~~.ttM.nc~'d<;::,~,.L\Y.\fl'o.!i,d>J.J:24cLvrc:h .__ . ,)~.~.·--X. a.Vl.er.),. ~-1; M.dnti·r·.e.. (L~~ota~ :. d.. 140;;,-.Ja~so~ (.t{toeller) p. M. !.·lie~.~. (f_ie )__ Marlemon~;_St. ~rnard9;_15; Fe~ick ITur~lnl .d.Fiow·<.._..,;;.-.~'7 ,~--': 109-Niehaus· (HarTiscinJ d Berry (A~H~<ailfeF(J!a!r.fd. taft'l_Mts-- - -'4;115~ VQ!IIIati1S_11Ut§ M:z.· '· First Round derson) 16-8; Ruther (St. xavier) d. Fennell (Oak Hi!ls) 8.·'!_; Reckman _(Milford). md'-" (Hughes) 14·8; Williams (La Salle) p.llnch· McCord:,CAIY!eh~) 16-3; . · 103-Kelc:h (Batavia) p; Boyd (Ripley!"~26, · er (T,alawanda) :46; Kennedy (NDJ~thwe.st) 145;:-Sh~lln {F~~r.) p, Moore (Prin.) d. Hlte IMt. Healthy) 3-1. · : 5:37; Belc:her:(Oak Hr,lls) d. Lampe (GE) t:':.vskl (Re~ing) p.. Morn (Wyo";'lng! , 215~Gully (Lakota) d. Hudson (Syca- 9:4;. Has.~ln (Turpin) iP· Franklin (Ham.l 112-Mailro (Indian Hill) p; Kaaz (~ock· l'nore) 4·2; Carmoslno (Elder). p. Sc)JuCk· .. 5:06, Ge~~we ~Milford~ P~ Sementck '(CaU landl 4:43. · .· · " man (st. Xavier) 3:35; Weaver (Hughes) p. 1.1 4. 1; -;· · I " .119.,-Carnevale 1Readin9>. p,• Th)ung Dossenback '(Northwest) 2:40... , . : 1.52:;-Snyder IGE) p. Findley (Moe~ Hwt-Williams (-Mt 'Health)')- P-: 0 .. _ler) 5.~,4,!Htrsch (Turpin) md. Ammerman (Indian HIIIJ 3:47; Fancher 1Williamsburg) H. b (A d ) . . · ·. s (Amelia)_" 17-8; Neely (Prin.) d. Shoemaker Gleason (Deer ~ark) 2o-5.. . · _orne n er;son. 1.06, Boehm (51. Xavter-) (RBr 9-8~ PadgeH (Fair) otc ·Lobes {M'!-. 1 · · 125-Lath'cm' (Madeira) p.• SP~ed p. Strassell (Hamson) 5.:59. ford) 7-s! :' : · · (Reading) 0:43; Hitt (Batavla)'p. St.ev~qson .Quarterfmals . 160+-MCCord (lv\oeller) md. -Kielns· (Ripley) 3:32.· ·· 103-Aucrello ·(La Salle) p.. Noland mlth (Fair.) 17-7; Pe1111ington (Col.) d.. Seltz · · · 130-Meyer (Reading) p. Sandlin IWII' (S~camore) 0:3~; Langdon (Harnson): d. (Milford) 15--8; Hughes (Ham.) p. Colnni .llamsburgl 0:53; lr'lin (Waynesville) p, Mase Smtfh (St. Xavter)' 1Q-5; Boggs -(Mount (Amelia) 3:M; Poh!rneyer (Turpin}. p. ten 1Batavlal1:3\· · ,., H_ealthy) p. Cowan (Talawanda) 1:18; Ra- Strotmari (RB),3:40. : .. · 135-'Go~bey • (Lockland) if. Ga'"er thff (Mason) p, O'Bryant {Anderson)-2:14. 171-:1-NoQgle (Turpin} p. Emmons (VaUey'View) 19-2; Jones_-{NQ-1) p. Booher .112-lorl lEider) d. Montgomery (St. IHilm.l 2:31; Bell (Moellerl otc. Thompson (Summit)-· 1:59;- Rauen (Deer Park) rdef.' Xav1er) 9~1; Marchbanks (Talawanda) by (W.WooCis) ~1; Heard (Pr!n.) p. Reynolds Kalb (St. Bernard). '• default over Bamonte (Harrison); Mcintire (Col.) 0:35i Pa'dial (GE) md. Seltz (Milford) 140-Wallace · (YaUey Vlewl· p: 'Ose (Lakota) p. Price. (Mount Healthy) 2:26; 16-6. :: borne IRipleyl 1:45; Gortz ILocldandl p. Kaplan (Sycamore) p. Lodge (Northwest) 189-Tsmilh (Prin.:) p. Helton (Amelia) ~:26. -, , 1:07; Sclin11zfer (Moeller) etc. Metzler · Brandhorst_ (Williamsburg) 3:13i Glover (Batavia) p. Han-: (CCD) -1:14; McPherson 119-Collins (St. Xavier) p. Bill (Harrl· (Fair.) 3tt; Perry {TUrpin} d. McCullough (Reading) p. Foley (Madeira) 3:05: ·sonl 4:55; Kreiling (Anderson) .P. Loftus (Oak HillS) 9-7; McCaffrey IGE) p; Shanks 145-Reckling (Indian Hill) p. Daims lEider) 3:41; Darwish (La Sallel p. Gold (Milford) 0:49, {Madeira) 1:38. - ~ ~~; (Lakota) 1:43; Mars1on __(Syc~more); d. 215;-Bia.ck CP.rin.) p. Peppers 152-Purdon !Ripley) p. Vans~alk,ISI. Keen (Ta!awanda) 8·4. , (W.Hills).i3:57; Weinstock-(GE) d. Quimby Bernard) 3:00; Evans (Madeira) p.; Thomas 125-Becker lEider) p. Sanders (Fair.) <-1; Cronin (Moeller) p. Britton· (_Indian Hill) 0:25. _ . ·:··- :"u (Woodward>. 1:15; Kurtz (Harrison) d.. (Ham.) 3:12; ~hman (Oak Hills) p.Pugielli ' ~~-Musselman (Batavia) p. LUmpkiR Shaw (Sycamore).6·4i aeuscher 1St. xavi~ (RB) 1:28. ·:: (Madeira) 1:14; Vicente (CCD) p; -Pate er) d. Bunke (Anderson) 9·~; Guess (Ma· Hwt~Balley (Prln.) p. Ratliff (Ame(Mariemont) 1:47; Kindle (Reading) p.•Kes· _scn) p. Miller (Mount Healthy) 4:38. _ lia) 0:16i,_Danl~ls (RBJ: p. Trefzger (Moe!-· sel IR!pleyl 1:02. · · · ·" 130-Wandsnider · (Harrison) p. ler) 1:53/:Duncil (Falr.) d. MCCarthy (Oak 171-Magro (Indian Hill)_ p. Catffoz.l Abrams (Mason) 1:14; Kelley (Sycamore) Hills) 3-1; W.Uson (W.Woods) p. Marris (Madeira) 1:20; Boswell (Batavia). p.:Ericp, Chaffin {Anderson) 0:44; Flick (La Salle) (Ham.) ];05._" . _ ·• . son (CCD) 0:44.· . .., p. Mccabe !St. Xavier> 1:59; Lambers lEI'i DIYISJon II sect ronal 189-co!vlri (Waynesville) p. Fr!_ti'O_ger der) p. Wright (lakota) 3:1a. i " (At Mason) (Nq-tl 5:54; Pastura. (Batavia) p. ;~phe 135-Scruggs -(Sycamore) d. Braly Tea_m standings: 1. Wilmington 40, 2. llndran Hllil 0:35. • ,. {Lakota) 11oo6; McCabe (St. .Xavier) byei Monroe _38, _2; Loveland 38, 4. Springboro 215-Stewart (Batavia) p. sayer Taulbee (Elder) d. Shoemeker (Talawan- 36lh( 5.. earns1e 31, 6. Taylor ~6, 1. Purcell (Deer Park) 0:51; Weyer-. (NCH) p. ;west da) lQ-8; Burch (Harrlson)-p. Jarman (Ma· Man an ~lh, 8. Edgewood 25,- 9. Ross 20, !Ripley) 3:31; Wolf !Reading) p. BpehbjSI. son) 1:41. 10. New ~1chmond 171h, 11. McNicholas 17, Bernard) 0;48.' __ ·-. ·· ·- l!"l 140-Blanco (Elder) p. Dillingham (Ms· 12. Blam:;~ester 17, 13. Kings 15, 13. Nor· 275-Ciepper (Batavia) p, Ridenour Son) 3:40; Strunck (Hi:lrrison). p. Schmidt wood 15,}5: Ftrmeytov-:n 14, 16. Bethel~Tate (Wyoming) , 0:53; Frentzel !Fenwick)• p. !Lakota) 5:18; Pace ITalawanda) p, Gering 13¥,, 16.,,lrHie Miam; 10, 17. CNE a, 17. Brooks (NCHl 1:58. · •· _. ... , (La Salle) 6:00; Butler (Sycamore) p. Engle- Goshen 8. , Quarterfinals ,_ T>l man (Hughes) 5:19. :! :· First ROund 103-:0plc:hka (Madeira) p. Kelcli'fBa145-Hagedorn (Sycamore) p. Franktin 1257-Sm~t (Monroe) p. Denterlein tavla) 0:42; Mamlng (Valley View)· p, S"cotl (La Salle) 2:26; Carroll (Elder) d. McDaniel (Finneytown) :56; 130~Perry (NorWood) !Williamsburg) 3:06; Janevskl (Readl~!l) p. (Anderson) 10·7; Wilson- (Harrison) . p. p. Elliot (.Western·Brown) 3:26; 145-Kuy~ Wh' 1 ( k ) kendall (!=dgewood) & Wilson (New Rich· Reina (Indian Hill 4:57; Lombardi ISuijjijlitl p. ~~lienL(r;:fh~~~f)C~~~~her (Sf. Xavier) mend) 11;9; 189~Bake'r (Kings) p. McCarp. Frye INCH) 0:47. . .. ·. . ,.; 112-Relds (SummHJ p. Popham,(.VVil152-Sellet (Harr.ison);MacDonald !L. a thy (Finney1own) 1:04; Phillips (Little Miami) d. Winters (Purcell) 4-2. . liam.sbur~) 0:58; Bryan (Madeira) p. Mogro Salle) p. Dean.(Talawan'da) 4:38; Hern (La;1 second Round , (indan H11i) 2:52; New (Reading) p. Ay.ers kota) d. Havlin (Mount Healthy) 8·2; Car~ 103~Jones (KingS) d. Wisecup (Wil· · (Fenwick) 2:34; Hocker (St. BertlaF.d} p. raher (St. Xavier) p. Farmer (Mason) 1:20. mingtonJ: 1D·Si Herdt. er (Loveland) p.. Runk (Wyoming) 0:45. '.: ·"" . 160-Root (Lakota) p, Kennedy Abous leh (N ood) 4 23; R ( • 119-Beln !Batavia) p. J.ohns tst.,Ber1Nor1hwest) 4:33; Herman lEider) d Win·· cell) p~ Mencho;:(Mc~l~k). 1:2°(~~ss~U:~ nard) _1:59; Felchner (NCH) d.. ~evale gerberg (Andersop) 8·2; Zistler (St. Xavi- (Little M'ami) p. Montgomery (Blanches: 1· (Reading) 13-9;_ Tokarsky (Sui'nm]H, p. er) p. Peirot (Mason) 1:56; Wagers (Harri- ter) 3:25;, Brock. (Tay1or) p. Cook (West--_ Fancher {Williamsburg) 0:48; OplchkatMa-son) d. Uvingston (Sycamore) 15·2. ern Bro"'in)-:4~;, ~ : . . deira) p. Davis (Lockland) 1:39.. _ ·-·:n .n2~,Kieln (Finneytown) d Schaffer 171-Perkins (HarTison) p. Webb (Ta~ 125-Lathen (Madeira) for. Ia wanda) 1:10; Eastes (Northwest) p. !Sprmgborol 11-9; Albert (Carlisle) p, Eary (Waynesville); Felchner 'INCH) Young (La Salle) .5:5~; Mcintire (Lakota). p. (Weste"'l Brown) 5;02; Rue (Goshen) -p. (Lockliind) 6-4; Gilbert (Valley v Cole (Sycamore) 3:36; Wells. (Mason) ·d. Rochard~cn .,(Edgewood) :33; Leggett HiH (Batavi_a) 19-4; Reina ( · . Burton (Mt.Healthy) 13-3. · . (CNE)·p.· Wander !New Richmond) 1:40; Oterolfs_ (Fenwick) 3:23. , ·: ·;_,,., 189-Rappach (Mason) p, Niehaus Vehlin (~urcell) p. Gough (Wilmington) 130-Meyer (Reading) · p.' Dsniels (Harrison) 1:20; Brunner (Eider)_p. Ruther 3:17; Thomps1,m (Bethel)-p. Martin (Nor· INCH) 2:25; Longstreth (Madeir.aj. d. (St. Xavier) 1:48; Williams (La Salle) p. wood) 1:51. Ankes (St. Bernard) 9-8; Ferri• (Valley Harris (Woodward). 2:54; swanson (Lako· 119'"fBaHie (Spi1ilgboro) p, PhiDlps View) d Irvin !Waynesville) i1-3;:Byrd ta) d. Kennedy (Northwest) 11-1. (Bethel) 2:17;,,Carter (Loveland) p. Oliver !Deer Park) p. Glier (Indian HUll 4:24."' .215-Hensley (Anderson) p,Gully (La~ (Kings) 3:58;'Cart_er (Carlisle) p. Cordes 135-Godbey -(Loc~land) p.. Ef'icson kotal 1:01; Carmoslno lEider) p. Robbins !Goshen>: 1:24; )..ewis INorwoodl d. Monk (CCC) 1:14; Vaccari (Madeira) d. ".Jones (La Salle) 2:19; Morris (f:"iarrlson) p. weav· (Monroe) ll~2; Horton {Blanchester) d. , INCH) 11-6; Raun !Deer Park) d. •Tighe er (Hughes) :56; Wortman. IMason) p, Bo· - Reece (E~ewood) 16·0i MOtt (New Rich(Mariemont) B-6; Combs (Indian· Hill)' d. gle (Mt. Healthy) :44. mond) d.' Reamer (Taylof) 16-1; McCoy Bawtenheimer (Landmark-} 13-1; · /"" , Hwt-Catanzaro (Bder) p.· Williams (Wilmington) p; Ramsey (McNicholas) :25. 140-Wallace (VelleyViewl p,'Hai"lln(MI. Healthy) 1:42; Engleman (Hughes) p, 125-tLuti (Purcell) p, Green (Kings) dian Hill) 1:52; Gertz !Lockland) d. Sftimp Heltbrlnk (La Salle) 1:57; Gully (Lakota)·P. ·3:41; Carl~r (Carlisle) d. Rains (Norwood) {Mariemont) 14-D; Glover (Batavia) d.' kinQuay (Sycamore) 3:29; Boehm (St. Xavi~) 9·7;. Vale.rlo (Ed~ewood) p, Menkhaus caid (Waynesville) .17-4; McPherSon {Readd. Kennedy (Northwest) 2·1. · · (New . R~~hmond) :5'4; Thompson (Bian~. ing) p. Keller INCH) 3:48. . . "'"' Ohio Sectional Wrestling chesterlii d. 'Blanton; IL.ovelandl 17-2; Division 1 145-Perry (Batavia) p. BQotta Cknd· .. Sc:hnelder. !Taylor) p. Marsh (Bethel) :57; (At St. Xavier High School)· , mark) 2:25; Aldred (Valley View)p,J:Iirt Osborne !CWil"ling1on);p. Zoller (McNick) Team Standings: 1. Elder 60, 2.'Harrl!Reading) 1:09; · Schlerloh (Lockland); p. 1:10; Go~dhue (Springboro) p. Nobie BOYS BASKETBALL son 58'12, 3. St Xavier 42\'J, 4. Lakota 38, 5. Recknng llndlan Hill) 0:53; Sabo (Marie(Western Brown) :40;;Smifh (Monroe) p. Ohio Sedional Tournament Sycamore 34V:.z, 6. La Salle 33, 7. Mason mont) p. McLaughlin (Waynesville) 1~12. \ Lay ICNE) 3:1.4. Saturday, Feb. 22 · 301!2, 8. Talawanda 19¥2; 9.Cfle) Anderson, 152-Dick (Reading) p. purdon ;tRiP' 130-i:Wright (Ca'rlisle) p. Reiners Cincinnati Division 1 Mount Healthy 14, 11. Hughes 12, 12. Northfey) 2:21; CorneH (Valley View) d; Benson (Kings) . 3: 11; ·Berkley: (Bethel) . d Perry . (At UC1 S Shoemaker Center) west 11,-13. Woodward 2. (Waynesvi!ie) 13·12; Schmidtgoesstfng (Norwood) 17~ 1; Bohman (Springboro) d. Elder vs. _woodward (1), 4 p.m. First Round (Lockland) d. Crooks (Batavia)·12·3; Evens Schuler (Purcell)· 10-6; Sheffield (Love' Cincinnati Division II , 103-Auciel!o (La Salle) bye; Noland (Madeira) p, MaloH (Williamsburg) 0:49. land) p. :flluc,hmore (Little Miami) 2:47; (At UC's Shoemaker Center) (Sycamore) bye; Smith 1St. Xavier) p. 160-Musselman (Batavia) p, .Efo er · New Richmond, vs. winner Purcell Mar·i· , Stroffregen .(Edgewood) d. Steelman Wittrock (Lakota) 1:21; Langdon (Harri· ) an/Roger Bacon, -1 p.m. 9' (McNickl 2Q-5; camp IW!Imlngtonl p. Ma· son) _bye; Boggs (Mount Healthy) bye; ) son ICNEl 1:26; Jordan (Monroe) p. Heeg p. Brlgger (Wyoming) 0:1a;VI Goshen vs. winner Western Brawn/Ross, Cowan (Talawanda) bye; O'Bryant (An(Bianche!terl'1:12. . ' p. Meeker INCH) 1:2!1; Kindle ~30p.m derson) bye; Ratliff (Mason) p, Pall (Ei1351Be_rry. (Springboro) p. Kincade Miller (St Bernard} 0:58. ' Dayton Division Ill der) 2:24. · . (New Richmond) _1:37;iHi!t (Ross) p. Cox 171-Magro (Indian Hill) p. FinkelWY· (At Vandalia-Buller H.S.) 112-lorl lEider) bye; Montgomery (Norwood) 3:_36; Yazell (Finneytown) p; omlng) 0:12; Keener (VaHey. View) p.};~od· Clinton Massie/Brookville winner vs. .MI· (St. Xavier) bye; Marchbanks (Talawan~ luster lEdgewood) 3:20; Mink (Monroe) bey (Lockland) 0:58; Wilson (Reading) d.' aml East/Versailles winner, 1 p,m~ ' da) p. Nuttle (,A.nderson) 1:15i Bamonte BoswelL (Batavia) 7·6; Kincaid {WaynesCarlisle/Oakwood win!ler vs Valley' p. Perrsif (Bethel} 1:02;_ McAIKster (Wil· (Herrison) bye; Mcintire (lakota) d Normlngton)1P. Weimer (~oveland) 3:59;Wolf~ vUie) p. Uinkenhe!mer {NCH) 0:42., ,~<l • Vlew/Jnmestawn Greenview, 2:30p.m. ris (La Salle) 14-1;Prlce (Mount HeOnhyl er (McNickl p. Fisher (Western Brownl 189-Eo~el !Reading) p. Bahl (GUDJ · Midd MadiSOn/Waynesville vs. Dayto'n bye; Lodge !Northwest) bye; Kaplan (Syc1:43; Muhamrhad (Purcell) d. Hemmert 0:26i. ·Harrlsor:a (Valley View) d. Colvin Christian/Waynesville winner, 6 p.m. amore) bye, (Kings) 2:Q-4~ !;. . ; (Waynesville} 6-2; Pastura (Batavia) Pi>RitSpr. Northeastern/East Clinton vs. Preble 119-CO!ilns 1St. xavier) bye; Bili (Har140-,Sargent !Monroe) p. Cook (Litfer (Lockland) 0:24; Hedges (Deer Park•) p. · Shawnee/National Trai~ 7:30 p.m rison) bYe; Loftus (Eider) bye; Krening tie Miami) 1:35; Cripe (Edgewood) p.• Jody IWilllamsbuig) 0:49. · .~ Kentucky Regular Season (Anderson) bye; Darwish (La SaUe) bYei Letcher (Gos~en) 4:26flo"Vaits (Loveland) 215~CollinS-:fw'l/ayilesVille) p~ P-enny Cov.Latin_at Heritage, 7:30p.m. Gold (Lakota) bye; Keen (Talawanda) p. p.. Schawe (Norwood) :21; Noel (Kings) d. .1Fenwick),0:38;.Stewart (Batavia)·p.'Byer Ackman {.Mount. t:fealthy) 0:50; Marston GIRLS BASKETBALL Dennis (Bethell 16-2; Farrell (Carlisle) p; (Ci;D) 3:39; Weyer: INCHJ p. Mann (Valley (Sycamore) bye. ' Ohio Sectional Tournament Mullikin .!Nevi· Rlchmorid). 3:01; Qower· \(lew) 4:58; Wolf (Reading) II. Reed"(Wil· Saturday, Feb. 22 125-Becker .(Elder) bye;. Sanders (Springboro) d. LleHe (McNickJ 12-7: · .na,mstiu'rg) 19-4. ; . . · . · • .''" (Woodward) d. EHer (Northwest)' 1-2; Cincinnati Division Ill 145-;Hensley CMOnroer p. Reynolds_ :_.. : .275~CI_epp_er (Ba_tavla) p;, Ail6"P_SS (At Wilmington·High School) Shaw (Sycamorer d. Cole. (TalaWandal (McN!ck): 2:50; Ramsey (loveland)· d (CCO). 0:21i: Cernes. (Lo:Ck.land):-p. :Marr 9-0; Kurtz (Harrison) bye;· Beuscher (St. Eastern Brown vs. Springfield Northwest· Wells (Bethelf.i7-9; Magee (Springboro) p; (Waynesville): 0:42;CR1ce' (Ripley) p,,!if.enXavier) bye; Bunke (Anderson) d." Schira ern, 1 p.m. Garlon (l,itlleMiaml) 1:18;Prlnce (KingS) tzel (Fenwlckl.Q:U; Alcorn (Valley l(lewl (La Salle) 6-0; Miler (Mount Hea•hy) p. Waynesville vs. Carlisle, 2:30p.m. d. Bixler ;fGoshen) 17-?;. Yeary (Wilmingp. YanEE (Indian Hm) 1;94. •.•• Johnson (Hughes) 1.23; Guess (Mason) d , Kentucky Regular Season il __ __,_..:_,_.. __:_.... :..... ----: __ ,-_._.. ~a O'B:ien (Lal<ota) 16-6. ' Co_vi~gton Latin at Heritage Academy

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Moeller coach Jeff Gaier, left, looks on as 112-pounder Mark Zielinski, center, and 140-pounder Josh Janson compete in practice. Gaier has built the Crusaders into one of Cincinnati's best wrestling programs.

Grappling with sucCi~Ss Gaier builds Moeller program from bottom up BY ANDY RESNIK

"A lot of(our success) has to do with our youth program. We started a junior high program. One of our biggest Wrestling may be an individual problems early on was we had a lack of experience. (Now) sport, but don't try to tell that to out of our 14 starters, nine of them are out of that Moeller coach Jeff Gaier. "H you don't have a team program." The Cincinnati Enquirer

around pushing you," Gaier said, "it's hard to lbe really successful. "We have 12 seniors, but only six of them really see mat time. But the other six do more for our team by working hard and showing the underclassmen what they need to do." Senior Josh Janson, last year's state runner-up at 140 pounds, said the team's success begins with its coach. "He's not only a good coach, but he gets along with everybody," the 18-year-old co-captain said. He's a great guy as a coach and a person. "That kind of goes into the team, too. It gives us an atmosphere of be:ng all together. We boost ea(:h other up, and if the momentum is not going we carry each other along."

Momentum has been on the Crusaders' side most of the season. Moeller is 8-0 in dual meets, and last weekend placed second in the Ohio All-Catholic Tournament. Earlier, the Crusaders won the Southwest Ohio Wrestling Coaches Association Holiday Tournament and the Moeller Dual Meet Tournament. But Moeller wasn't always a Cincinnati wrestling power. "A lot of (our success) has to do with our youth program," said Gaier, in his 12th year as Moeller's wrestling coach. "We started a junior high program. One of our biggest problems early on was we had a lack of experience. (Now) out of our 14 starters, nine of them are out of that program." The extra work before reaching

Moeller wrestling coach Jeff Gaier

high school gives Moeller's wrestlers an edge. "We really have a good mix with a strong senior class with five or six starting," Gaier said. "It's key because of their e:Kperience. Then we've got four juniors and a couple of sophomores and freshmen. "We really have a solid core of kids on every grade level. You have to have that to keep a certain level each year." Tough practices have also played a role in Moeller's success. During the season, the team practices for 21/2 hours after school. Occasionally, Gaier takes a half hour off the afternoon practice and calls his team in for an hour before school. "The idea behind it is it's hard

to sustain intensity for 2lf2 hours," said Gaier, whose teams also practice on Saturdays when they aren't competing. "We split it up into two segments where we can get more intense for a longer period. It helps mentally. We always feel we're in much better shape than who we go against." "It's all worth it," said Janson, who has won all 17 of his matches this season with 12 pins. "You can't be good unless you put in that much time." Senior 112-pounder Mark Zielinski, 16-4 with five pins, agrees. "It takes a long time to learn the techniques," Zielinski said. "It's a rough sport. Not many people make it through. It takes everything. You've got to put your whole heart in it." Content with his team's area ranking, Gaier hopes this dedication will move Moeller's program into the state's elite. "Our goal is to try to crack the top five of the state," he said.

Wrestling OHIO STI\TE TOURNI\MENT FAIRBORN, Ohio ~ Resu11s from the s1ate h!Ql1 school wresttlng tournament Saturday at Wr!Qht, Stat'e University's E.J. Nutter Center: , DIVISION I ' Fifth Place Finals 103: Craig Dimitris, Br. Hts. Brecksville dec. Jonathan Spires, Lancaster 7·6. · 112: C~ris Shears,, Madison dec, Barry ·Saley, Akron Spring, 4·.1~ . · 119: Kevin EIOHayek., YounQ..-BOard· man maj. ~ed,.)ason osaHn,·Eastlake Narth 9-1. 125:- Jeremy Patz.s, Wadsworth -mai. dec; Talven HighSrillth,'Tal. Start ll-2. . 130: ;-Joshua -McAdams, · Br.' Hts. Brecksvil~ de_c.~-Otris: Plouse, Cuyahoga" Falls 12-10, · · · 135: Chris. Steadman, Eastlake Nartl:l dE!c. Ryan· Wirfzberger; Madison 6·1.. 140: Jason Muenzer, Oregon Clay dec. Jared Weinfurtner, Athens~3·1. 145: -Trent French, AUiance dec. Ar~ thur. StachowiCz, Garfield Hts. 16-9. 152: Phil Dewald, Tiffin Columbian'dec. Josh· McWilliams, Gahanna Uncaln 11w HI. 160: :sulieman Mumln, Warrensville Hts. dec.' Willie copeland, Massillon Jacksan fl..5:. · . , , 171: Bert Dobies, Garfield Hts. pin Eric Grover, ToL Whitmer 1:51. - : 189: Michael Willis, Warrensville Hts. pin Nick. Porowsk.i, N. Ridgeville 1:21, 215: Edward Lynch, _Parma Hts. Holy Name pin Brad Hensley, Ander san 4:07. 275:':Tony Brown,_Oay. PatterSon dec,, Adam Ounc11,-Fairfield 8·4. Tl1ird Place Finals 103:, Jake Percival, .t\mherst steele deC. Jeremy Sfnghatf,:Co!erain 11-4. · 112:. ·chris Peret11, Y,aung. Boardman dec. Mark.- Jayne, Lakewood st. Edward 8·6. , 119: 'Matf NaSh, Uniontown Lake dec. Drew Smith.- Lexington 6·2. -. - . 125:: lnue ~amrar.gchai, Beavercre-ek deG. Tim Sikora, Canton GlenOak. 14·7. 130:· Louie lacobonl, Macedonia Ncrdania de·c 51eve Bukky, Worth. Kilbourne 4-0. - .: . 135: Chris Brennan, Oak Hills dec. Ed~ die Burch. Harrison 10·4. 140:: Josh Jansoil, Moell§!i mai. dec. Steve· Ricciardi, Kerit;Roosevelt -12-4. 145: Carlos Marroquin, Deflance pin James Mahone, SOlon 3:28. • 152i Manoah BroWn, LOrain Southview dec. Jason Ne 0 porta y a d 1 n,- oung. oar man · 5.4. ·_, 16ri: Jae. Chtindler, Massillon Perry oVer R\chie Root, Lakota deiault. · 171; Jar'rod Martin, Beavercreek. dec. Lev! Welis, Mascn 7-.1. 139: C!ell Cox, AShland dec. Brian Sci"sto, Brunswick. 6·4. · . ·, 215: Pete Grahrim,_Westerv!lle South pin Mcirti11 _Stachow1cz., Garfield Hts. 5:21 OT - · : · -· 275: Jon Edwards, Tol. St. John's plii Richard BaUey, Princeton. DIVISION n

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Team:. scores: 1. cuy. Falls walsh Jesun· ·150; 2. Akron coyentry 91; 3. Coi. st. Francis DeSales 7~; 4. Men1or Lak.e cath. 61; 5;'5-t. Paris Graham '60; 6. Uhrlchsvil!e Oaymont 48;7; Ravenna Southeast, Spring: Shawn~e. 42; 9. Medina Hfghland 41i 10. Falrvi!;lW Park Fairview 36; 11. RavennaJ5; 12. Mil,an Edison 29; -13. Minerva 28.5; 14. Oelawar_e QlentangY 28i 15. Hi_Usboro Zh 16. Oyde 25.5; 17. Hamllfon Ross 25; 18. 01arw don, Day. NorthridgE!, Newark Licking Val· ley 24f 21.-' Bebevue 21.5; 22. Twinsburg Oiamberlln 21; 23. Ayon Lake_ 20;24. Lewisw town_IJldl_an Lake-,. Pat. Watkins Memorial, 19; 26,'. canfield 18; 21. Zanesvllle Maysville 17,5;· 28. :ChaQrfn Falls Kens ton, Galion. 17; · 30, Richmond Edisof,116.5; 31. Dover, Eaton, · Rossf_9rd 16; 34. Franklin, Millersburg W.· Holmes, oak Harbor, Parma Padua Fran· cisca~, Vincen1 warren 15; _39. Rayland Buckeye l;.ocal14; 40. Cin. Purcell Marian; Co_l.. Marlon·Fran~lin, Medina Buckeye 12; 43. AshtabUla Harbor, Bellaire, Mantua Crestwood 10; 46. Tallmadge 9; 47. W. Milto1,1 Milton-Union 8.5; 48. Day. Carr'oll, .utica: 8; 50. Hunting Vall. Univ. Schoo~ Lisbon B{!aver, Monroe Lemon-Monroe, Olm~_ted Falls, Perryi St;.Ciairsv_llle 7; 56. Kette~ing,.Aiter 6; 51. Carlisle, Norwalk,· Spring. Northwestern, Warren Howland 5; 61. Col. Watterson_; Lima Bath, Wauseon 4; 64. Alliance Marlinrjton. Bucyrus, Canal Fulton Northwest. New Lexington, Van Wert 3; 69. Ashtabula Edgewoo_$ Cambridge, Carrollton, Marysvjlle, St. Marys Memori~ ci!, Wash. C.H. Washington 2; 75. Be!lefon.taln~•Benjamin Logan,.Copley 1, · Championships 1(13: Shawn Adkins, Akron Coventry. . ~!1 K,ayne Touk.onen, Uhrlchs~ille qaymont · 9· :112:. Shaun Tompkins, Akron Coventry :dec.: Nate Daugherty, Cuy. Falls ·walsh JesUit 5-l~ · , ' 119:-_Brad Byers, Cuy. Falls Walsh Je'~~i~:~1:;; ~ian Legarfh, Fairview Park

135: Ty Morgan, St. Paris Graham dec. Ben Gabriel, Zanesville Maysville .4-3. 140: Dan Amester, Rossford over Jim · Dixon, Millersburg W.'Holfn:es 'd_isq. · , 145: Jake Pleger, Pat. Watk.lns Memo· rial dec. Luk.e Moore, Spring. Shawnee 4·2. 15~ Josh Glancy, Vindmt.Warren dec. .Tony Wallace, Frafik.lin 4·2. 160: Kraig Sharr:dJiin, Ravenna Southeas1 maj.. dec.· Wade_· Chapman, Medina Highland 17-5: · .. . · · 171~ Brett Becks/ Mentor Lak.e cath. ~~W ~~\-..lfm Burger; F~lrvlew _Pa~k. Fair189:'-_Adam- Oanetlue, Dover maj. dec. Matt Tyrrell, Galien 8-_0, ·· 215: ·Tom Weilbacher, Col. St.. Francis DeSales pin.Pat-Kania, oak. Harbor 4:17. _. 275: Mptt -,Wolfurd Newark Ucklng Valley pin Josh Welch, eaton _1;49. , DIVISION Ill ream scares: 1. Streetsboro 79.5; 2. Delta 75.5; 3.-S~ndusky st. Marys C. C. 73; 4. Archbold 68.5i 5. ·Independence 63; 6. Bed· ford Sf. Peter Chanel61.5; 7. Kansas Lakota 56i'8. Reading 43; 9:Hicksville 42; 10. Martins Ferry 40; 11. Cadiz 39; 12, Wel!lng1on 37; 13. Elyria _Cath. 35; 14. Liberty ~nter 32; 15. Col Grand\liew H1s. .29.5; 16; Delphos St. Jahn's 28.5; 17. Ontario 28; lB. Al,ron Mana cheste·r 26; 19. Belpre 25; 20. casstown Miami East'24i 21. Sycamore Mohawk 23.5; 22. Bloomdale Elmwood 23; 23. Lima Central . Cafh. 22.5; 24. Mogadore 22; 25. Louis. St. .Them Aquinas, N. Jackson Jcickson-Milton 20; 'II. Bascom Hopeweii·Loudon, Spring. Northeastern, Sullivan- Black. Ri¥er 18; 30. Kirtland, 17.5; 3h Col. Ready, Elmore Wood· more _17; 33. Bridgeport, Brookville, Oefi· ance Tlnora, w~ Uberty-Salem 16; 37. Bata· vra· 15.5; 38. Caldwell, ·Galien Northmor 15; 40. Barnesville, Defiance, Ayersvil!e · 14; 42. On. Madeira 13; 43. Bellaire St. John c. c. 12; 44. Beachwood, Columbia station Colum· bia, Loudonville, SuQar. Grove Berne Union 11; 48. Garre1tsvllle Garfield 10; 49. Carey, Metamor_a Evergre!3), Middlefield Cardinal 9; 52. Cuy, Val. Chris1ian Acad 8; 53. Beall~vli!E,:, Plain Clty Jonathan Alder 7; 55. Day. Oakwood 6.5; 56. Aurora,-w. Jefferson 5; 58. .Covington· 4.5i 59. Germ~town VaUey View, Johnstown Northridge 4; 61. Sugar· creek GarawaY ·3.5; 62. Wellsville 3l 63. Chi:~grin ·Falls 2.5; 64. Ashlalid Mapleton, Magnolia Sandy Valley, WiDiamspor~ Westfall·2; 67. Marlon Pleasant, Newbury l Championships 103: Kitt Allega, Independence · dec. Doug Jesse; Bascom Hopeweii·Loudon 6·2 11~ Jared Opfer, ~andusky St Marys C. C. dec. Anthony Carrizales, Delta 4~3. 119: Scott B~rnett, Elyria Ca1h. dec. Joe Hughes; Sullivan Black. River 6·3. · 125;_ Phil Wrobel, Bedford St . .Pet\U'" Chane! dec. Marl~ Wentz, S1reetsboro 5-2. . 130: _CI;lrk- Forward, Archbold dec. Steve Coljohn, Independence 6·4. . 135: Jerry 51ratos,-Mogadore dec. Dan , Jones, Martins Ferry 6-4. · 140: Anthony Ralph, Bedford St. Peter Chane! dec. Brian Padgelek, Martins Ferr.y 10·4. . . 145: Butch Inghram, S1reetsb_oro dec. Ron Baum, Sandusky St. Marys C. C. 9·3. · · 152: TonY Cooke, Ontario dec. JameS Miller, Hicksville 6·4 CT. 16():- Ben Baden, Archbold dec.· Matt COrdes, Liberty Ceriter 6-2. 171: Eric Chevalier, Belpre- pin Justin Studer, SycamOre Mohew(t 2:51. 189: Dick.- Engel, ~ading deC. Kevin Bostelman, Archbold 5-1. 215: BobbY Schlatter, Delta dec. Chris· topher Wonderly, Hick.sv!Ue 5·4, 275:- Dean- Taylor, Delta dec~ .TonY McDonald, Louis. St. Them. Aquinas 6-5. Consolation Semifinals 103: Jon Gondol, N. Jackson Jackson· Milton pin Calder Lorenz~-- Col Gran~view Hts. 3:16; Dean Fazio, Akron Mandlester maj. dec . ..ason Sibrel, Kansas La~ota ·12-_1. 117: Tristan Boyd, Uma central Cath. deC. Zach Ocivls, · Loudonville 4·0; Jared Lowery, Kansas Lakota dec. Josh Rlchar~s, Columbia Station ColurOOia 2-0. 119: Jude SchmiQt, SandUsky ~1. Marys 'C. C. dec. Ryan S1o\ler, Brookville 2- 1; Brent Bein, Batavia_ tech. fall ~?ric Falr~anks, El·· more WoodmOre 19·4. 125: Ryan La1han, Madeira· dec. Clint Abbott, BeaUsville 6..0; Mark Oavls, Bloom· dale Elmwood pin Greg Zoloty1 lndependence 4;19. 130: Adam Meyer, Readlng maj. deC. Roger ~nderson, Elyria Cath. 14-4; 01uck Gerak. 51reetsbbro. maj. deC. -Rhyan Ei· chhorn, casstown Miami East 15-7. 135: Matt erwin, Spring. NQrtheastern dec. Seth 1imen, Beachwood 13--4; Alan Sachs, Kansas· Lakota dec. -Jack.Kam!nski, Middlefield Cardfnal10·6. 140: John Steffel, Defiance Tinora dec. Jeff Blanton, Sandusky st. Marys c. c. 3-2; Marc Jameyson,_Welington dec. Rob-Timmons, Kansas Lakota HJ. · 145: Brock Quaintance, Kansas Lako1a maj. de~;. Drew Allen, Casslown Miami East

M~~hl. _Oelaware.. O!e~t~n~·_ ~ --· ~;~~~-8::;!7t~~[,~~eaa;fi~]~tZ Chris Peter· - -c: ·:.:· ,,.;- ·· ·. · · · w · · : :: 130:;-Shawn- Skinner, Medina _Highland . "--:-'"'.t.>:Dav.a..Qiilrl.~.. -~~9!_on.~Q-~.@':~ ·~ec.' sam Sprrnger, Milan Edrson 7•5. ,rek Sterhng, O~pitoS .st•. John s-.:~:"50; t:U~.:as • .' : 1 135:-.Brlan Hilliard,.Minerva dec. Oscar Sedgmer, Cad1z _dec. ,Dan Wondolowskl, San~lago; Canfield 9·5. · Bedford St.. Peter, Chane! 5--4. _ . . :' 140_:.: _Sonny Marchette,. Cuy.. P'alls 160: Tom RoWlands, C~. Rea~y JTIBI. walsh Jesuit dec. Shawn Marder, TWins~ dec.. fodar:n Tracy, Oeff~nce. Ayersv111e 14·6; burg Chamberlin 10·5, Oust1n IJ':'IIson, Barnesville dec. James Rob. -: 145~ Dan Anderson, Chardon rna~ dec. lnson, A~ron Manch~sier _6·4 OT. Charl1e ~iel Akron Coventry 12·4 . _ 171: Otad Rosk.ovlch, Brldgepor1 dec. 152:·Jo~eph Heskett, Cuy. F~lls Walsh Brad BryO!lt,.cadiz ~3 OT; Jer~my StevenJes)Jlt dec. Mark, 5-eck.s, Mentor Lak.e · son,_ Delphos St. John s dec. O'lns Studenk.a, cath 7·2 Metamora-Evergreen 7·3. ! ·160::· Shawn: Brightrhan, Day. North189: .John Hi~on, ~-alien. No~thmor dec.: rldQe dec <;:had Long, dyde 11~5. __. John Chn~ti;;~n, Cuy. Va1. Chr1sUan Acad. 5·2i1 ;: 171: Nick·Preston, Col. St. Fran'cis oe-lsa_ac ~lit caldWell dec. Ryan Myers, WebSales dec. Josh Didion, Bellevue 9·7 OT. llngton :-;-3 OT. . :·. 1S9i Jeff Knupp, Cuy. Falls walsh Je· · 215: scott Bauer! Col. GrandvieW Hts., suit dec. Avery .Zerkle, st. Paris Graharri dec. John Rusch,. Sugar Grove Berne Union 10.:4. : 7·2;Wayne Chappell, Streetsboro dec. Scotti. 2l!i:. Vlktor·-sveda, Cuy, Falls Walsh Smider, N. Jackson Jackson·Mil~on 5--4 OT: Je~uit pin Erlk. Mathisen, AvOn Lake 3:31. 275: Rob lumer,· Krrtland over _Brett , 215: John Kelley, Col. St.· Fr811cls De-Busdek.e:, -Elmore Woodmere .default; An·," _Sal_es p!n Cyle Young, Spring. Shawnee 5:_34. dy ~cGiil, W. Llberty·Salem Plfl Ty ll·b!son, : · Consolation Semifinals Be!la1re'St. John C. ~ 2:19. 103! Glenn: Mathews, col. 'Mar1ona . FiHh Place Finals: Fr'ank.fin dec. Adam Hickman, Kettering . 103: Jason Sibrel, Kansas Lakota dee; • Alter 6-5; Rya~ srmmons, Men'tor ·Lake Calder Lorenz, Col Grandview Hts. 6·4i. Cath. dec. Brandon Hayes, Ravenna 3..(); 112: ~osh Richards, Colum~la .stat10n1 112: Aaron.Ray, Ross dec. Jim Holmes, · Columbla dec. ;z:ach Davis, Loudonv11le 2·1; • Ravenna 4-2 OT; _Sk.y Abbuhl, Uhrichsville 119: Ryan Stover, Brookville dec. Eric.l-; Claymont over Shawn Ream, Spring. Fairbat:~k.s, ElrrKJre Woodmor.e 8·6; 1 Northwestern default. _ 125: _Greg Zoloty,_!ndependence maj. · . ;: TI?: Alex Cooper,· Medina BUckeye dec._ Clint. AbboH, Beallsvill.e 14-6; _· dec. Dave Davis, Utica 6-3; Luke Spencer, "130: Rhyan Eichhorn, Casstown Miami Richmond Edison maj. dec. Doug Hess, St. East dec. Roger Anderson, Elyria Cath. 9-8; Paris Graham 17·4. 135~ seth T!men. Beachwood dec. Jack. 125: Lucas_: Mackesy, Lewisiown lndj· Kaininski, Middlefield Cardinal1 HCii an Lake pln Rya11 Guclardo, ,Chagrin Fa!fs . -140_: Jef.f Blanton, Sandusky St. Marys Kens_1on 2:48; Jason McOanahan, Akron C. C. pin Rob Timmons, Kansas, Lakota 2:14; '• Coventry dec.; T.J. Hellickson, ·olmsted 145: Chris Petersen, GarrettsviUe Gar· F~lls 5·4. .field dec. Drew Al!en1 Casstown Miami East . . 130: Sean Doyle, Rayland_ Buckeye LO· 6~.1; · ' cal dec. E;ugene Rhee, Hunting Va. Univ. J52: Derek Sterling, DelphoS st. J.ohn's School 6-2; Aaron Bartley, Ravenna.Soufh· pin Oa~ Wondolows~i; Bedford St. ·peter .1 east -dec. Joe Jordan, Monroe LemonChane! 2:51; . _,: Monroe 7-5 OT. 160: Jamas Robinson, Akron Manches· : maj. ~~.~~a~~~~:~. ~te 1 ::!~~ gfe~~: ~~-dec." Ad~m Tracy, Defiance _;,\yersville, i gy 10.2; Ben Gabriel, Zanesville, Maysville ' 171: Chris Studenka, Metamora ever·, ! dec. 1im Sol!lmer, Mantua Crestwood green dec. Brad Bryant, Cadiz. 4·3; .11·4, . 189: Ryan Myers,Wel\ington dec. John: I · ', 140: Dan Alinester, Rossford pin Joe Cbrls1lan, Cuy. Val. Chrisiian Acad. 5·2; : Mauro, Day. carroll 2:241' Jim Dixon, Mll· 215: John Rusch; Sugar Grove· Berne lersburg W. Holmes pin Ray Berry; Chagrin union dec. S<;ott Smlder, N. Jackson _Jack.··; Falls Kenston 2:43. son~Milton 7·4: 145!. Jake Pleger, Pat. watkins MemO· 275: T y Wl\so~ Bellaire st. Joryn c.· C.; _1 rial -~ec. J_irri DeMarco, Parma Padua over Brett Busdek.er, Elmore ,Woodmere, FrancJscan·ll~?- OTi Luke Nloore, Spring. de!faiJit. Shawnee dec. ·Jeff Mason1 Ravenna South· Third Place Finals eas17-5 OT. 103: Dean Fazio, Akron ·Manchester: ~ Tony Wallace, FrankUn dec. Josh de·c. _Jon GOndol, N. ~ackson Jackson-~Uto~j · DeMarco; st. Paris Graham 3-1; Josh G16n· cy, · Vlricent warren dec. Eric Wobser, IH 112: Tristan Boyd, Lima C~njral. Calh.i , Mllan Edison 6-4 OT. dec. Jared.Lowery, Kansas t,.ako1a .5:'2; ' __ -160: Kraig Shamblin, Ravenna South~ 119: Jude Schmidt, Sandusky St. Marys'• eastover Dennis Crossen, Tallmadge deC. C. dec. Brent_ Bern~ Bata_via 7·5. ' ;i •fault; Wade Chapman, Medina 1;-Ugh!and pin 125: Mark. Davis, Bloomdale E_lmwoocl Guy·Savelli, Mentor Lake Cafh. 4:16. · mai. dec. Ryan Lathan. Cin. Madeira 15-5; ::; ln: Brett Becks, Menior Lak.e Ca1h.' 130: Adam.Meyer, Reading dec.- Chud/ over,. Chris Akers, Uhrichsville daymont Gerak, Streetsboro.8·6 OT. {I' '_forfeit; Jim Burger, Falrvtew Park Fair· 135: Matt Erwin, Spring. Northeaster~ ·.view dec. Brian RoycL Ross 1iebrk. pin Alan Sachs, Kansas.Lakota 2:34. i ·189: -Matt Tyrrell, Galion dec. Jake 140: JoiJn Steffel, Defiance Tinora deci.- ' Spruell, HiHsboro 22~19; Adam oonehue, Marc Jameyson, -yvellington·5·1. 1 Dover dec. Andy 1-B.mpton, Ravenna1J·.1. · '145: Brock Quaintance, Kansas Lakotil . 215: Tom Weilbacher, Col. St Francis · dec.·Dustln-Corder, Cadi_z 6-3.•': , DeSales maj,.dec. Rick. Allen, Spring. Shaw~ 152: l,.uca·s Sedgmer, Cadiz pln ·Daw_ ,nee 15-6i Pat Kania, Oak. Harbor dec. Nick Charles, Wellington 3;26. I: i SchUckman, Purcell Marian 7·5. 160: Tom· Rowlands, Col. Ready dec. 275: Matt Wolford, Newark Licking Dustl.t' WUson, Barnesville 8·5; · · ~ ·' , Valley pln- Jaso"[i Hesket1, St. dalrsville ln: Chad Roskovich~ Bridgeport de~~;~ 2:10; Josh Welch, Eaton dec. CharleS Jeret:nY StevensQn, Del!hos St. John's 0-6.: Brown, Ashtabula Harb-or 6w1. 189: John Hinton, Galion Northmor mal. FiHh Place Finals dec. Isaac Antill, Ca_ldwell 9:1. t 103: Br~ndon Hayes, Ravenna dec. 215: Wayne Chappel\, Streetsboro dec. ~ Adam Hick.rnan,· Kettering Alter 5·3. Sco1t BaUer, Col. Grandview. Hts. 5-3' CT.·! ' .·· 112: ~im Holmes, Ravenna over Shawn 275: Rob Turner, l(irtland deC. Andy Ream,.SprinQ: Northwestern forfeit. m: Doug Hess,- Sf. Paris Graham dec. McGill! W. Ub:_rty·Salem 7-1. D_a~e Davis,: Utica 9-6. i'l25: T.J. Hellickson. Olmsted Falls dec, Ryan Guc!ardo, Cha9rin Falls Kenston 6-1. · 130: Eugene. Rhee, Hunting Va. Univ. School dec.~ Joe· Jordan, Monroe Lemon-, Monroe 7-4: . . · , 135: Tim Sommer,·Mantua Crestwood dec. Ryar) ~Brown, Delaware Ofentangy ::,. . ,:.. i_12:5::· ke\'lfl_

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HIGH SCHOOLS Wrestling "·

OHIO STATE TOURNAMENT At Wright Stale University DIVISION I

Team scores: 1. LakeWood. st. Ed· ward 133i 2 Garfield Hts. 61; 3.. Marlen · Harding 43.5; 4. Young. Aust.in1own-Fitch

45! 5. Massnlon Perry 4.3; 6; Harrison, L&o ;

ram Southview 40; S. Young. Boardman 39;

9. Oak Hills, ~adsworth 36; 11. Seaver~ creek. 34; 12. Macedonia Nordonla 33.5; 13. Akron Spring. 33; .14. Moeller, Gahanna Lincoln 31; 16. Solon 30; 17. PicKerington 29.5; 18. Fairfield 28; 19. Mansfield 27; 20. Warr~ville

Hts. 25.5; 21. Upper Arlington

23; 22. Br. Hts. Brecksville, Holland Spring.,

Trotwood-Madison 22; 25.·Sylvanla North·· view, Tol St. ·John1s, Tel. Woodward 21~2a Westervllle South 20; 29. Defiailce 19; 30. Grovepqrt·Madison lSi 31. Eastlake North, Madison, Worth. Kilbourne 17; 34. Amherst Steele 16.5:35. Princeton, w. Che~ter Lakota 16; 37. Uniontown Lake 15.5: 3!1. Ashland, Brunswick., Parma Hts. Holy Name 15J 41.

Mason, .TOt Whitmer 14; A3. Kent Roose-

velt 13; 44._ Canton GlenOak, Lexington, Tiffin C!)lumbian 12; -!7. Qregon Clay 11.5;

48. Colerain; Cuyahoga Falls, Day, Patter· son 11; 51. Alliance, Anderson, Lancaster 9; 54. Athens, Massillon Jackson, N. Ridge"vllle . S; 57. Centerv\lle, Glen Este 7; 59. Tal. Start 6; 60.. Day. stebbins, Dublin Coffman. Mas: slll_on washington, vandalia Butler, wapakoneta Si 65. Elida 4; 66. '{'l:_carr6Kton 3; 67. LaSaUe, Col. Franklin Hts., Hiliard, Mayfield Village Mayfield, Sandusky, Tol Rog-

ers, Xenia 2; 74, Dublin Scloio, Galoway Wesiland 1. . ' · · Championships -103: Brent McBurneY, Massillon Perry

dec_. Jason.Roy, Fairfield 7-5. 112: Jeff Ratliff, Marlon Harding dec. ,Justin Wilcox, oak HiUs 5-4.

119: Roger Merrell; Mansfield mai. dec. Dugan Bentley, Grov.·Mad. 13-2. 125: Mike Kulczycki, Lak.ewoo_d St. Edward dec. Troy Zimmerman, Hoiland Spring. 7·0, , . 130: ·Jim Wandsnider, Harrlsoo dec. Steve. Ferguson, Lor. SOuthview Tlebrk ,OT. 135: J.P. FeltY, Marl oil Harding dec. Gino lacoboni, Macedonia Nordonia 6-5. 140: Keaton AnderSOn;· Plc:kerington dec. Gray Maynard, Lakewood St. Ed· ward 11·4. ·· , 145: Yoshi Nakamura, Lakewood St. :~~~ar~~~ 4 • Mohamrmd Mal!ahi , J"?'· 152; Joel Walker, Upper Arlingtor\ maj. · dec. Myron- Mahone, Soion 12-3. .160: Andy.Hrovat, Lakew'ood St. Ed· ward_ ma~ dec.. VIncent Gay, TrotwoodMadison 15-6.·· . ·: · m: Bo James, Akron Spring. d.ec.

Stev·e_ Sletvold, You·ng. Aust·Fitch 10-6. 189: ~ames Vanni,. Garfield Hts. deC. Steve Albery, Gahanna Lincoln 5-l. 215:" Greg Faunda, Young. Austintown· Fitch dec. Nlck. deslnsk.l, Sylvania. Nor1h-view 9·7. · · 215: BObby Jones, Wadswor~h over Jeremy Orsky, Lakewood_ St. Edward def. Consolation Semifinals 103: ·Jake Percival, Amherst Steele maj. dec. Craig Olmitris, Si'. Hts.:Breck.sville 10.0; Jeremy Slnghoff, Colerain- qec. Jona· than ·spires, Lancaster 5-3 OT. 112: Mark Jayne, LakewOod St .. Ed~ ward maj, dec. Chrls Shears, Madison 13-4; Oris PerettL Young. Boardman dec. Bairy Saley; Akron .Spring. 6·2. · 119: "Matt Nash, Uniontown t:ake dec; Jason Osolln, Eastlake North 10.3; Drew Smifh, Lexing1on dec. Kevin. E!DHiiyek., Young. Boardman HI. 1'25: Tim Sikora,· Can tori Glenoak dec. ·Jeremy Palzs, Wadsworth 3--2; lnue Dam· rongchai, Beavercreek ma"t._ dec. Talven HlghsmUh, Tel. Start 17w4. ; ' 130: Louie !acoboni, MaCedOnia ·Nor~ donia -_dec. Olris, P!ouse, CuYahoga Falls 11·6; Steve Bukky, Worth. Kilbourne dec. Joshua McAdams, Br. Hts. Brecksville 6·4. -135: Eddie Burch, Harrison dec. Chris Steadman, Eastlake North 8-6; Chris Brennan; Oak_ Huts dec. Ryan Wirtzberger, Mad!~ son 4·2. 14~ Josh _Janson, Moeller: pfn Jason Muenzer, Oregon Clay 4:02; Steve Ricciardi, Kent Roosevelt dec. Jared -Welnfurtner, 13-8, Athens 6-7. . · 140: Ray Berry, Chagrin Falls Kenston 145: CarlOs Marroquin, Defiance pln Arthur. Stachowicz, Garfield Hts. 4:50; · dec.·Joe Mauro, Day. Carroll J.O. 145: Jeff Mason, Ravenna, Southeast James Mahone. Solon de-c. Trent Frem:h, aver Jim DeMarco, Parma Padua Francis-_ Allia,tce. 6-4 OT. carl default 15~: Jason Neapolitan, Young. Board, 1.52: Eric Wobserj Mlla·n Edison dec: man dec: Phil Dewald, Tifffn Columbian 9·6; Josh DeMarco, S{ Paris Graham 6wl. Manoah Brown, Lorain Southview dec. Josh 160; Guy Savem,- Nlentor Lake Cath.. McWilliams, Gahanna Lim:olri 8-6. over Dennis Crossen, Tallmadge default. 160:.Joe Chandler, Massil\on Perry maj. tn: Brian Floyd, Ross pin Chris Akers,'" dec: Sujieman Murrtin, Warrensville H1s. Uhrichsvl!le Oaymont 3;44. 15~j,Rit:hie Root, Lakota pin Willie Cope· 189: Andy Hampton, Ravenna pin Jake land, "Massillon Jackson ~21. ., Spruell, Hillsboro 4:18. 171: Levi Wells, Mason pin Eric Grover, 215: Rick Allen. Spring. Shawnee dec. To!. Whitmer 1:5S; Jarred Martin, Beav· Nick· Schuckman, Purcell Marian 3-2. ercreek dec: Bert Dobies, Gar1ield Hts. 11-5. 275'; Olarles Brown, AshtabUla Harbor '189: dell Cox, Ashland dec. NiCk Po-dec. Jason. Heskett, St. ClairsvDie ll·S.. rowsk.4 N. RidQeville 6·4 OT; Brian Scislo, ·Third Place.Fillals Brunswick. de.c. Michael Witlis, Warrensville 103:_ Ryan Simmons, Mentor . Lake Hls.H ' Cath. de~'-Gienn Mathews, Col. Marion· · 215: Pete Graham, westerville .south ., Franklin 2- L -· 112: S~y Abbuhl, Uliilchsville aaymont dec. Brad Hensley, Anderson 12·1i·Martin Stachowicz, Garfield H1s. dec. Edward· dea. Aaron Ray, Ross 6-4. . 119: Luke ·sp·encer, Richmond Edison Lynch, Parma Hts. Holy Name'3·2. dec. Alex Cooper, Medina Buckeye 6-4. 275: Jon Edwards, To!. Si. John's mai. 125: L:.ucas Mackesy, Lewistown lndi·. dec. Adam Cunei~ Fairfleld 14·5; Richard an Lak.e dec. Jason McClanahan; 'Akron Bailey, Princeton maj. dec.-: TOny Brown, coventry '5-4. Day. Patterson 10.1. · .. 130: Sean Doyle, Rayland _Buckeye Low

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Moeller's Dâ€˘nald Schnitzler of Mason turns Jermalne Norwood of Toledo St. John's during the 1997 Ohio All Catholic Invitational Tour.nament. The Crusaders piac"iirnine grapJ:iers at the prestigious everrt.

DIVISION I Coach of the Year

Jsller of the Year

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Harrison .,.. Won state title at 130 pounds. .,.. 34-1 record. .,.. Won sectional and district titles.

Harrison .,.. Led his team to the school's first district championship . .,.. Sent six wrestlers to the state meet.

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Fairfield .,.. Placed second at the state meet. .,.. 33-5 record. .,.. Won district championshi;>.

Oak Hills .,.. Placed second at the state meet. .,.. 33-2 record . .,.. Won district championship.

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125 pounds

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Sycamore .,.. Qualified for state meet. .,.. 28-7 record . .,.. Won district championship.

Fairfield .,.. Qualified for state meet. .,.. 27-9 record . .,.. Third-place finish at district tournament.

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Chris Davis Moeller .,.. Qualified lor state meet. .,.. 23-6 record. .,.. Placed fourth at district tournament.

135 pounds

Chris Brennan Oak Hills .,.. Placed third at the state meet. .,.. Placed third at district tournament.

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145 pounds

Josh Janson

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Moeller .,.. fllaced third at the state meet. .,.. 36-2 record. .,.. Won district championship.

Fairfield .,.. Qualified for state meet. .,.. 30-4 record. .,.. Won district championship.

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160 pounds

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Harrison .,.. Qualified for state meet. .,.. 33-1 record. .,.. Won district championship.

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4- )vJ- 11 Honorable mention Division I ..,.103 pounds: Brian Auciello (LaSalle), Kent Ratliff (Mason), Rashad Boggs (Mt. Healthy), Ray Langdon (Harrison), Jeremy Singhofl (Colerain), Ryan Knight (Moeller), Tom Mason (Oak Hills). ..,.112 pounds: Steve Iori (Elder), Blake Kaplan (Sycamore), Chris Mcintire (lakota). Cody Marchbanks (Talawanda), Mark Zielinski (Moeller), Mark Heggood (Glen Este), Tony Heard (Princeton) . ..,.119 pounds: Steve KreilIng (Anderson), Kyle Collins (St. Xavier). Tom Darwish (LaSalle), Bobby Lyons (Moeller), Lee Jackson (Hamilton), Marton Bonner (Princeton), Jason Wilcox (Oak Hills). ... 125 pounds: Josh Becker (Elder), Jason Guess (Mason), Kenny Kurtz (Har·

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rison), David Sanders (Woodward), Jason Barkhurst (Glen Este), Dan Distel (Colerain), DeMarco Davis (Princeton). ... 130 pounds: Ken Lambars (Elder). Chris Flick (LaSalle), Scott Kelley (Sycamore), Matthew Roche (Oak Hills). Tim Jenny (Glen Este). Chris Roberts (Fairfield). ... 135 pounds: Eddie Burch (Harrison), Omar Scruggs (Sycamore), Josh Braly (lakota), David Shoemaker (Talawanda), Barney Waholl (Fairfield), Arlen Lampe (Glen Este), David Freidman (Moeller). ... 140 pounds: Joe Bianco (Elder), Kareeme Butler (Sycamore), Zack Pace (Talawanda), Josh Strunck (Harrison), Mark Reckman (Milford), Scott Lanier (Fairfield), Nate Lynch (Turpin). ... 145 pounds: Kevin Hagedorn (Sycamore), Walter Wilson (Harrison), Greg Carroll (Elder). Nate McDaniel (Anderson), Jeremy Gerwe (Milford), Mike Belcher (Oak Hills), Adam Moore (Princeton). ... 152 pounds: Vince carra· her (St. Xavier), Joel Hem (Lakota), Pat Havlin (Mt. Healthy), Jell Snyder (Glen Este), cartton Neely (Princeton), Garrett Padgett (Fairfield), Mike Hirsch (Turpin). ... 160 pounds: James Wagers (Harrison), Tony Herman (Elder), Aaron Zlstler (St. Xavier), Chip McCord (Moeller), Kevin Pohlmeyer (Turpin). Jimmy Pennington (Colerain), Matt Kleinsmith (Fairfield). ... 111 pounds: Mike Estes (Northwest), Josh Perkins (Harrison), Josh Mcintire (Lakota), Matt Noggle (Turpin), Kerwin Heard (Princeton), Jon Padlal

(Glen Este), John Bell (Moeller). ... 189 pounds: Scott Rappai:h (Mason), Jell Willi~ms (LaSalle); Jell . Swanson (lakota), Mike Brunner (Elder), Crlston Smith (Princeton), Scott Perry (Turpin). Donald Schnitzler (Moeller). ... 215 pounds: Dan Wortman (Mason), Brady Morris (Harrison), Alex Carmosino (Elder), Jesse Black (Princeton), Sean Cronin (Moeller), Bob Lehman (Oak Hills), Charlie Warger (Turpin). ... 275 pounds: Nathan Boehm (St. Xavier), Dave Catanzaro (Elder), Bruce Kennedy (Northwest), Mike Williams (Mt. Healthy), Arthur Wilson (Winton Woods), Adam Duncil (Fairfield), AI Daniels (Roger Bacon).

Lakota .,.. Piaced fourth at the state meet. .,.. 28-3 record . .,.. Placed second at district tourQament

189 pounds

Joe McCaffreY Glen Este .,.. Qualified for the state meet. .,.. 35-5 record. .,.. Won district championship.

215 pounds

275 pounds

Brad Hensley

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Anderson .._ Placed sixth at the state meet. .,.. 31-3 record. .,.. Won district champ;: onship.

Princeton .,.. Placed fourth at the state meet. .,.. Won district championship. 1

Chris Davis Moeller · senior 140 pounds ..,. Division I state runner-up. Posted a 34-6 record, district and sectional champion .

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Moeller fell in the Division I sectional semi finals · Feb. 25, losing to Oak Hills, 70-51. The Crusaders, Greater Catholic League South champions, were led by Jeremy Dun·can with 13 points. Matt Rooks chipped in with II points and Mike Monserez finished with J0 points. Moetler had no answer for the Highlanders 6-foot-7 center, Mike Ensminger, who finished with ~0 points, includino0 19 in the.. final nine minutes when Oak. Hills pulled away. . · · · "We played well in ~~urts and we played hard the entire game," said Moeller coach Carl Kremer. "We had it to 35-33 midway through the third quarter and they stepped it up a notch emotionally and went on a I 0-2 run." . · The victory was the II th in the last 12 games for Oak Hills, who finished the regular season rated fourth in the city. · · .1 "We didn't pack it in and hope to stay close," Kremer said. "We came out and extended our defense and attacked them from the beginning of the game." But. Kremer said the Crusaders didn't shoot well and they have a hard time scoring when they don't hit their jumpers because the);·~en~t strong post tea~.;:..~ "We ~ave a chance"'"to""oe·~a pretty good team next year," Kremer said. "But we'll have to be more balanced. We have to be .able to score in the post and defend the post_better." . . . . . Moeller finished the ·seaso.n 13-9. I

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w·Jeff Gaier, Moeller High School's wrestling coach, has received the Ohio High School Athletic Association's Sportsmanship, Ethics and Integrity Award. He is the first wrestling coach to receive the award.

DIVISION I

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First Team 103 pounds

JasonRov Fairfield .,.. Placed second at the state meet. .,.. 33-5 record. .,.. Won district championship. 119 pounds

Kyle Marston Sycamore .,.. Qualified for state meet. .,.. 28-7 record. .,.. Won district championship.

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NlckUnberg Fairfield .,.. Qualified for state meet. .,.. 27-9 record . .,.. Third-place finish at district tournament.

130 pounds

135 pounds

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Moeller .,.. Qualified for state meet. · .,.. 23-6 record. .,.. Placed fourth at district tournament. 140 pounds

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AdamSellet Harrison .,.. Qualified lor state meet. .,.33-1 record. .,.. Won district championship. 171 pounds

Levi Wells Mason .,.. Placed fourth at the state meet. .,.. Placed fifth at the district meet. 215 pounds

Brad Hensley Anderson .,.. Placed sixth at the state meet. .,.. 31-3 record. .,.. Won district championship.

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Shaun Shanldln Fairfield .,.. Qualified for state meet. .,.. 30-4 record . .,.. Won district championship. 160 pounds

Riehle Root Lakota .,.. Placed fourth at the state meet. .,.. 28-3 record . .,.. Placed second at district tournament. 189 pounds

Joe McCallreJ Glen Este .,.. Qualified for the state meet. .,.. 35-5 record. .,.. Won district championship. 275 pounds

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Honorable mention Division I .,..103 pounds: Brian Auciel· lo (LaSalle), Kent Ratliff (Mason), Rashad Boggs (Mt. Healthy), Ray Langdon (Harrison), Jeremy Singhoff (Colerain), Ryan Knight (Moeller), Tom Mason (Oak Hills). .,..112 pounds: Steve Iori (Elder), Blake Kaplan (Sycamore), Chris Mcintire (Lakota), Cody Marchbanks (Talawanda), Marl< Zielinski (Moeller), Mark Heggood (Glen Este), Tony Heard (Princeton). .,..119 pounds: Steve Krell· ing (Anderson), Kyle Collins (St. Xavier), Tom Darwish (LaSalle), Bobby Lyons (Moeller), Lee Jackson (Hamilton), Marion Bonner (Princeton), Jason Wilcox (Oak Hills). .,..125 pounds: Josh Becker (Elder), Jason Guess (Mason), Kenny Kurtz (Har-

Divislon II and Ill .,..103 pounds: Brei Morris (Carlisle), Chris Rogers (Purcell Marian), Nick Goeble (Springboro), Ryan Opichka (Madeira), Alex Janevski (Reading), Ken Lombardi (Summit), Steve Geier (Ross), Josh Hardtner (loveland), Jeremy Jones (Kings), Raymond Montgomery (Blanchester), A.J. Scott (Williamsburg). Rus· sell Frye (North College Hill), Justin Reina (Indian Hill), Justin Kelch (Batavia). .,..112 pounds: Josh Thompson (Bethel-Tate), Zach Albert (Carlisle), Joe Uehlin (Purcell Marian), Sean Bryan (Madeira), Mike Hooker (St. Bernard), Nick Rue (Goshen), Joe Leggett (Northeastern), Josh Correll (Taylor), Doug Klein (Finneytown), Eric New (Reading), Ken Fields (Summit), Josh Ayers (Fenwick), Sam Magro (Indian Hill), Joe Popham (Williamsburg), Eric Runk (Wyoming). .,..119 pounds: Ryan Batt1es (Springboro), Ben McCoy (Wilmington), Jeff Lewis (Norwood), Matt Puthoff (Purcell Marian), Matt Tokarsky (Summit), Brandon Opichka (Madeira), Mike Felchner (North College Hill), Dan Sheffield (Loveland), J.R Monk (Monroe), Phil Mott (New Richmond), David Carter (Carlisle), Andre Carnevale (Reading), Mike Davis (Lockland), Harry Fancher (Williamsburg), Mike Johns (St. Bernard). .,..125 pounds: Chad Osborne (Wilmington), Jerime Lutz (Purcell Marian), Benton Smith (Monroe), Brad Valerio (Edgewood), Ryan Lathan (Madeira),

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dorn (Sycamore), Walter Wilson (Harrison), Greg Carroll (Elder), Nate McDaniel (Anderson), Jeremy Gerwe (Milford), Mike Belcher (Oak Hills), Adam Moore (Princeton). .,..152 pounds: Vince Carraher (St. Xavier), Joel Hern (Lakota), Pat Havlin (MI. Healthy), Jeff Snyder (Glen Este), Carlton Neely (Princeton), Garrett Padgett (Fair· field), Mike Hirsch (Turpin). .,..160 pounds: James Wagers (Harrison), Tony Herman (Elder), Aaron Zistler (St. Xavier), Chip McCord (Moeller), Kevin Pohlmeyer (Turpin), Jimmy Pennington (Colerain), Matt Kleinsmith (Fairfield). .,..171 pounds: Mike Estes (Northwest), Josh Perkins (Harrison), Josh Mcintire (lakota), Matt Noggle (Turpin), Kerwin Heard (Princeton), Jon Padial

(Glen Este), John Bell (Moeller). .,..189 pounds: Scott Rappach (Mason), Jeff Williams (LaSalle), Jeff Swanson (Lakota), Mike Brunner (Elder), Criston Smith (Princeton), Scott Perry (Turpin), Donald Schnitzler (Moeller). .,.. 215 pounds: Dan Wortman (Mason), Brady Morris (Harrison), Alex Carmosino (Elder), Jesse Black fl'rinceton), Sean Cronin (Moeller), Bob Lehman (Oak Hills), Charlie Warger (Turpin). .,.. 275 pounds: Nathan Boehm (St. Xavier), Dave Catanzaro (Elder), Bruce Kennedy (Northwest), Mike Williams (MI. HeaHhy), Arthur Wilson (Winton Woods), Adam Duncil (Fair· field), AI Daniels (Roger Bacon).

Gene Kaaz (lockland), Dave dan Hall (Indian Hill). Felchner (North College .,..145 pounds: Nick Hens· Hill), Brian Carter (Carlisle), ley (Monroe), Matt Johnson Paul Goodhue (Springboro), (CNE), Andrew Yeary (Wilm· Casey Schneider (Taylor), ington), Brian Prince Shane Menkhaus (New (Kings), Mike Schiertoh Richmond), Bryan Reina (lockland), Brad Sabo (Indian Hill), Dave Cherolis (Mariemont), Tim Magee (Fenwick), Josh Hitt (Springboro). Scott Ramsey (Batavia), Jeff Speed (Read· (loveland). Marl< Kuykendall ing). (Edgewood}, Jamie Hirt .,..130 pounds: Terry Wright (Reading), Matt Mclaughlin (Carlisle). Joe Jordan (Mon- (Waynesville), Jay Bilotta roe), Andy Sheffield (love- (Landmarl< Christian), Jon land), Kurt Stoffregen Reckling (Indian Hill). (Edgewood), Doug Byrd .,..152 pounds: Mike Magee (Deer Park), Drew Glier (Springboro), Aaron Foster (Indian Hill), Matt Bohman (Ross), Justin Gibbs (Springboro), Justin Camp (Goshen), Adam Kaufmann (Wilmington), Antonio (Norwood), Jason Dick Mumfrey (Taylor), Eric (Reading), Mike Evans Reimers (Kings), Pat · (Madeira), Tim Schmidt· Longstreth (Madeira), Jerod goessling (lockland), Flnkes (St. Bernard), Justin Damian Cook (loveland), Irvin (Waynesville), Scott Chris McCall (New Rich· Sandlin (Williamsburg). mond), Marcus Smith (Pur.,.135 pounds: John Berry cell Marion). Randy Nickell (Springboro), Nairn (Monroe), Brant Benson Muhammad (Purcell Marl· (Waynesville), Ryan CrookS an), Chris McAllister (Wilm· (Batavia), John Malott ington), Victor Wisecup (Williamsburg), Chris Pur(Carlisle), Ryan Combs don (Ripley). (Indian Hili), Rob Vaccari .,..160 pounds: Nick Curry (Madeira). Nick Raun (Deer (Purcell Marian), Ryan Han· Park), Jacob Mink (Mon- cock (Norwood), Joel roe), James Yazell (Finney- Weimer (Springboro), Scott town), Greg Hilt (Ross), Joe Musselman (Batavia), Kevin Wolfer (McNicholas), Mike VICente (CCD), John Barney Tighe (Mariemont), D.J. (Waynesville), Dave Kindle Jones (North College Hill), (Reading), Andrew Christen James Bawtenheimer (McNicholas), Shawn (Landmarl< Christian). Benedetti (Western Brown), .,..140 pounds: Bill Sargent Chris Reece (Ross), Andy (Monroe), Mike Waits Lumpkin (Madeira), Ray (Loveland), Luke Cripe Meeker (North College Hill), (Edgewood), Derek Glover Andy Kessel (Ripley), Brian (Batavia), Gerald Gertz Brigger (Wyoming). (lockland), Frank McPher· .,..171 pounds: John Eastes son (Reading), Phillip Noel (Wilmington), John Hem· (Kings), Mike Farrell bree (loveland), Craig Spille (Carlisle), Justin Crosley (Purcell Marian), Whit (Blanchester), Andy Clo111er Magro (Indian Hill), Dustin (Springboro), AI Keller Wilsor ~(Reading), Mike (North College Hill), Zach Sweeney (Carlisle), Jim Shimp (Mariemont), Jason Munafo (McNicholas), Paul Kincaid (Waynesville), Jor· Moser (Monroe), ian Davis

(Taylor), Chas Godbey (lockland), Jeremy Boswell (Batavia), John Cardoza (Madeira), Jasen Lunken· heimer (North College Hill). .,..189 pounds: Jim Williams (Edgewood), Chad Davis (McNicholas), Dan Goforth (Monroe), Ricky Gabbard (Carlisle), Tony Pastura (Batavia), Micah Hedges (Deer Park), Brian Phillips (LI~e Miami), David FeHs (New Richmond), Mike Francis (Ross), Aaron Chase (Western Brown), Brian Rahe (Indian Hill), Nathan Colvin (Waynesville), Der· rick Jody (Williamsburg), Andrew Bahl (Cincinnati Country Day). .,..215 pounds: Tom Ford (Wilmington). Robert Harmon (Carlisle), Robby Dixon (Blanchester), Jason Wolf (Reading), D.J. Collins (Waynesville), Mike Weyer (North College Hill), Jon Lane (loveland), Ryan Grothjan (Springboro), Justin Schulz (Litt1e Miami), Kart Dollard (Finneytown), Burl<e Byer (Cincinnati Country Day), Spencer Stewart (Batavia), Phil Reed (Williamsburg), Matt Penny (Fenwick). . .,.. 275 pounds: Steve Williams (Purcell Marian), Mike Cook (Wilmington), Noah Wilson (CNE), ·Josh Davis (Monroe), Ike Clepper (Batavia), Brant Carnes (lockland), Caleb Rice (Ripley), Brain Sawyers (Ross), Jason Watkins (Carlisle), Paul Cipollone (New Richmond), Travis Veser (Finneytown), Todd Vanee (Indian Hill), David Ridenour (Wyoming), Chris Marr (Waynesville), Jason Frentzel (Fenwick).

rison), David Sanders (Woodward), Jason Bark· hurst (Glen Este), Dan Distel (Colerain), DeMarco Davis (Princeton). .,..130 pounds: Ken Lam· bers (Elder), Chris Rick (LaSalle), Scott Kelley (Sycamore), Matthew Roche (Oak Hills), Tim Jenny (Glen Este). Chris Roberts (Fairfield). .,..135 pounds: Eddie Burch (Harrison), Omar Scruggs (Sycamore), Josh Braly (lakota), David Shoemaker (Talawanda), Barney Wahoff (Fairfield), Arlen Lampe (Glen Este), David Freidman (Moeller). .,..140 pounds: Joe Bianco (Elder), Kareeme Butler (Sycamore), Zack Pace (Talawanda), Josh Strunck (Harrison), Mark Reckman (Milford), Scott Lanier (Fair· field), Nate Lynch (Turpin). .,..145 pounds: Kevin Hage-

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Dick Engel Reading .,.. Team won sectional •and district titles. .,.. Sent six wrestlers to the state meet.

Reading .,.. Won state title at189 pounds. .,.. 41·0 record. .,.. Won sectional and district titles.

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Tony Brock Taylor .,.. Sophomore qualified for the state meet. .,.. 35-4 record . .,.. Placed second at the district meet.

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Aaron Ray Ross .,.. Freshman placed fourth at the state meet .,.. 30-3 record . .,.. Placed third at the district meet.

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Richard Bums Hillsboro .,.. Placed second at state meet after a fourth-place finish a year ago . .,.. 34-1 record.

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AdamMaver Reading .,.. Placed third at state meet. .,.. Won a district championship. 140 pounds

John Ray Ross .,.. Qualified for the state meet. .,.. 32·3 record . .,.. Won district championship.

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Casey Perry Batavia .,.. Junior qualified for state meet. .,.. 26·9 record. .,.. Placed second at the -district meet.

152 pounds

160 pounds

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_Kyle Ooan Blanchester .,.. Qualified for state meet. .,.. 33-4 record . .,.. Placed second at district meet.

Franklin .,.. Senior placed fourth at the state meet. .,.. Won a district championship. 171 pounds

Brian ROVd Ross .,.. Placed fifth at the state meet. .,.. Junior won district championship with a 32-1 record.

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Purcell Marian .,.. Placed sixth at the state meet. .,.. 35·2 record . .,.. Senior placed second at district meet.

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District tournaments Ohio Division I District At Centervilio (Top live advance to the state meet) Team Standings: I. Harrison 125'h, 2. Fairfield 112, 3. Moeller 111, 4. Elder 92\'2, 5. Glen Este 86, 6. Beavercreek 85, 7. Sycamore 69, 8. Oak Hills 63, 9. Centerville 58'h, 10. Princeton 54, 11. Mason 48, 12. Bufler 41, 13. Sidney 40, 14. West Carrolton 39, 15. La Salle 37'h, 16. Lakota 36, 17. (lie) Fairmont, Miamisburg 33, 18. Turpin 31, 19. Wayne 29, 20. (lie) Anderson, Trotwood-Madison 27, 23. (tie) Stebbins, Xenia 26, 25. Greenville 24, 26. Patterson 20, 27. Milford 19, 28. Hamilton 14, 29. (tie) Colerain, Troy 13, 31. Talawanda 12, 32. St. Xavier 9, 33. Northwest 8, 34. (tie) Lebanon, Winton Woods 6, 36. Piqua 4, 37. (tiel Dunbar, Tecumseh 3, 39. Mt. Healthy I. Championship Matches 103-Roy !Fairfield) d. Auciello !La Salle) 10-2. 112-Wilcox (Oak Hills) p. Iori (Elder) 3:30. 119-Marston (Sycamore) d. Key (Bufler) 4·3. 125-Darnrongchal (Beavercreek) d. Sommer (West Carrolton) 9·7. 130-Wandsnlder (Harrison) d. Mirlsciotti (Butler) 10-0. 135-Burch (Harrison) d. Scruggs (Sycamore) 7-6. 140-Janson !Moeler) d. Reckman (Milford) 15-7. 145-Shanklin (Fairfield) d. Wilson (Harrison) 10-6. 152-SeHet (Harrison) p. Davis (Xenia) :36. 160-Gay (Troy) default Root (Lakota). m-Martln (Beavercreek) p. Bell (MoeMer) 3:36. 189-McCallrey (Glen Estel d. Duncan (West Carroll· ton) 7·3.

215-Hensley (Anderson) d. Wortman (Mason) 4-2. Hwt-Bailey !Princeton) d. Smith (Stebbins) 10-8. Third Place 103-Ramirez (Fairmont) d. Ratfill (Mason) 10-3. 112-Daugherty (Wayne) d. Zielinski (Moeller) 9·1. 119-Guillozet (Greenville) d. Jackson (Hamilton) 3·2. 125-Linberg (Fairfield) d. Kurtz (Harrison) 5·2. 130-Smigel (Beavercreek) d. Davis (Moeller) 14-4. 135-Brennan (Oak Hills) p. Smith (Miamisburg) :56. 140-Lanler (Fairfield) d. Biancco (Elder) 3-1. 145-Hagedorn (Sycamore) d. Carroll !Elder) 3·2. 152-Snyder (Glen Estel p. Kapustka (Centerville) 1:41. 160-Young !Centerville) d. Witt (Sidney) 8-2. 171-Noggle (Turpin) d. Kaspustka !Centervifte) 9·5. 189-Smlth (Princeton) default Wheeler !Sidney). 215-Cronin (Moeller) d. Lehman (Oak Hills) 13-5. Hwt-Brown (Patterson) p. Catanzaro (Elder) 3:32. Fifth Place 103-Singholl (Colerain) p. Carnes (Troy) 4:24. 112-Heggood (Glen Estel d. Pierson (Beavercreek) 4·3. 119-Darwlsh (La Salle) d. Lyons (Moeller) 7·5. 125-Barkhurst (Glen Estel d. Poland (Greenville) 14·6. 130-Jenny (Glen Estel d. Lambers !Elder) 4·3. 135-Wahofl (Fairfield) d. Cockayne !Beavercreek) 4-3. 140-Pace (Talawanda) d. Butler (Sycamore) 9-6. 145-Grillith (Centerville) d. Olinger (Fairmont) 8-4. 152-Hern (Lakota) d. Hirsh (Turpin) 6-4. 160-Wagers (Harrison) d. Hermosillo (Fairmonr) 8·3. 171-wens (Mason) d. Padlal (Glen Este).

189-Peed (Miamisburg) d. Schnitzler (Moeller) 11-4. 215-Carmosino !Elder) d. Warger (Turpin) Hl. Hwt-Duncil (Fairfield) p. Boehm (St. Xavier) 3:45. Ohio Division II Districts At Wilmington High School Team Standings: 1. Graham 179\'2; 2. Shawnee 95'h; 3. Carroll 70'1>; 4. Ross 69; 5. Milton Union 66; 6. Purcell Marian 59; 7. Lemon Monroe 58; 8. Springboro 56\'2; 9. Wilmington 55; 10. Northridge 51; 11. Franklin 50; 12. carlisle 49; 13. Bellbrook 46; 14. Benjamin Logan 44; 15. Eaton 43; 16. Indian Lake 38; 17. Alter 30; 18. Northwestern 29; 19. Edgewood; 20. Blanchester; 21. Loveland 24; 22. Taylor 231h; 23. CNE 20'h; 24. Tippecanoe 16; 25. (tie) Bellefontaine, Kenton Ridge, Kings 14; 28. Goshen 10; 29. Bethel Tate 9; 30. Dayton Christian 6; 31. Norwood 5; 32. Chaminade Julienne, 4. Championship Matches 103-Hickman (A~er) d. Brock (Taylor) 21-8. 112-Ream (Northwestern) p. Creech (Millon Union) 2:49. 119-Hess (Graham) d. Sallies (Springboro) 10-8. 125-Little !Bellbrook) d. Mackesy (Indian Lake) 9·8. 130-Wrighl (Carlisle) d. Jordan !Lemon Monroe) 4-3. 135-Morgan (Graham) fl. Berry (Springboro) 23·8. 140-J. Ray (Ross) d. Lensman (Graham) 9·8. 145-Moore (Shawnee) d. Fullerton !Graham) 9·5. 152-Wallace (Franklin) d. DeMarco !Graham) 8-4. 160-Brlghfman (Northridge) d. Doan !Blanchester)

12-8. 171-Fioyd (Ross) p. LeMar (Indian Lake) 2:57. 189-Zerkle (Graham) p. Williams !Edgewood) :39.

215- AMen (Shawnee) d. Schuckman (Purcell Marian) 6-4. HWT-Young !Shawnee) p. Deaton (Franklin) 2:28. Consolation Finals 103-Morris (Carlisle) d. Daniel (Graham) 5·2. 112-A. Ray (Ross) d. Thompson !Bethel Tate) 10-3. 119-Carpenter (Benjamin Logan) d. Wiley (Carroll) 6-3. 125-0sborne (Wilmington) d. Lutz !Purcell) 9·2. 130-Schlaegel !Graham) p. Sheffield (Loveland) 2:49. 135-Avery (Millon Union) d. Carter (Northridge) 4-3. 140-Mauro (Carroll) d. Noel (Kings) 18-6. 145-Piikerd ! Benjamin Logan) d. Hensley (Lemon Monroe l 1-2. 152-Myers (Eaton) d. Fahnestock (Bellefontaine). 160-Knull (Graham) d. Terbay (Carroll). 171-Eastes (Wilmington) d. Perkins !Kenton Ridge). 189-Golorth !Lemon Monroe) d. Burton (Bellbrook)

8-5. 215-Jackson (Tippecanoe) d. Ford !Wilmington) 5·3. HWT-Welch (Eaton) d. Wilson (CNE) 8·2. Ohio Division Ill District At Xenia !Top three wrestlers advance to state tournament) Team Standings: 1. Reading 155. 2. Brookville 1221'2; 3. Batavia 105'1>: 4. West Liberty-Salem 101; 5. Miami East 1001h; 6. Versailles 89; 7. Valley View 75; 8. Oakwood 72 1h; 9. Dixie 541'2; 10. Lockland 50\'2; 11. !tiel Madeira; Waynesville 49; 13. Greeneview 47;, 14. Mechanicsburg 43; 15. Preble Shawnee 32\'2; 16. Covington, Indian Hill 32; 18. Triad 28; 19. SUmmit Country Day 27; 20. Northeastern 26; 21. North

COftege Hill 20; 22. Lehman 17; 23. Deer Park 16; 24. Mariemont 12; 25. Tri.County North 11; 26. Cinclmati Country Day 10; 27. National Trail 7; 28. 51. Bernard-Elmwood Place 4. Championship Matches 103;-Adam Shultz (Brookville) d. Brandon Bright (Dix· lel 9-7. 112-Andrew Kruse (Miami East) d. Bob Perry !Brookville) 10-8. 119-Ryan Stover (Brookville) d. Brent Bein (Batavia) 13·11. 125-Jason Gilbert (Valley View) d. Ryan Lathan (Madeira) 14-8. 130-Adam Meyer (Reading) d. Rhyan Eichhorn (Mi· ami East) 9·4. 135-Matl Erwin (Northeastern) p. Joe Godbey (Lockland) 3:24. 140-Jimmy Wall!lce (Valley View) default Frank McPherson (Reading). 145-Drew ABen (Miami East) p. Casey Perry (Bala· via) 1:18. 152-Noah Turner (Covington) d. Jason Dick (Read· ing) 11·9. · 160-Adam Selsby (Oakwood) d. Travis Smith (Brook· ville) 5-3. 171-Whil Magro (Indian Hill) d. Rick Kincaid !Waynes· ville) 6·4. 189-Dick Engel !Reading) fl. Adam Sharpe !Greene· view) 22-7. 215-Jason Wolf (Reading) d. Doug Wesson (West Llberty·Salem) 10-9.

275-Andy McGift (West Liberty-Salem) p. Ike Ciepper (Batavia) 3:19. Consolation Finals 103-John Hochwalt (Oakwood) p. Ryan Oplchka (Ma· delra) 4:51. 112-Kemeth Fields (SUmmit Country Day) d. Eric New (Reading) 8-6. 119-Shawn Strange (Dixie) d. Dan Freeze !Mechanic· sburg) 14·1. 125-Harley McDaniel (Preble Shawnee) d. Brett Dues (VersaiHes) 11-2. 130-Carl Grillot (Versailles) d. Kraig Neer (Triad) 4·3. 135-Josh Gearhardl (Miami East) d. Rick Astorino (West Liberly·Salern) 6-0. 140~Nick Hofler (Mechanicsburg) d. Derek Glover (Batavia) 10-2. 145-Brad Sabo (Mariemont) d. Mike Schierloh !Lock· land) 10-5. 152-Daron Tilton (Brookville) d. Mike Evans (Madel· ra) 10-1. 160-Dave Kindle (Reading) p. Eric Rhoades (Ver· sallies) 2:37. 171-Peter Shempp (Oakwood) d. Jeremy BosweU (Batavia) 10-8. 189-Ben Wielholter (Versailles) d. Micah Hedges (Deer Park) 14·3. 215-D.J. CoMins (Waynesvlle) p. Mike Weyer (North College Hli) 2:47. 275-Jake Pence tGreenevlew) d. Brad Alcorn (VaMey View) 5-2

Harrison wrestlers win district title BY TIM PENNINGTON Enquirer contributor

CENTERVILLE - The Division I district wrestling meet quickly turned into a Harrison community block party Saturday, as Wildcat wrestlers won three titles on the way to the school's first championship. Jimmy Wandsnider, Eddie Burch and Adam Sellet placed first in their weight classes for Harrison, which edged out second-place Fairfield and third-place Moeller by one point. More than 100 Harrison fans â€˘ and school officials packed the Centerville High School gym to cheer on their Wildcats. "I don't think there's anyone home back in Harrison, because they are all out here tonight," coach Vance Reid said. "To have a big cheering section like that really helped the guys. Cincinnati-area wrestlers dominated the meet, winning 11 of the 14 weight . classes and finishing second in two other. Fairfield's Jason Roy and Shaun Shanklin won titles, as did Oak Hills' Justin Wilcox, Sycamore's Kyle Marston, Moeller's Josh Janson, Glen Este's Joe McCaffrey, Anderson's Brad Hensley and Princeton's Richard Bailey. The top five wrestlers in each weight class advanced to the state championships, which begin Thursday in Dayton. Wandsnider, a three-time state qualifier who placed second last year, said the district title gives Harrison a place among Cincinnati's elite wrestling programs. "This puts us right up there with the other great programs," he said. "Now we just have to win at state to finish it off." Moeller's Janson, a four-time state qualifier who was state runner-up last year, goes into this week's finals as the heavy favorite after last year's winner dropped down to Division II. Lakota's returning state qualifier, Richie Root, had to forfeit the 160-pound championship match to

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Trotwood Madison's Vincent Gay after injuring his ankle in a meet earlier in the day. Lakota coach Bob Latessa would not discuss the seriousness of the injury. "Let's just say Richie is a little nicked up right now," he said. "He wanted to go in the finals, but there's no sense risking it. He can wait until next' week when he's 100 percent healthy." Fairfield came from behind to clinch the second-place spot over Moeller thanks to the effort of heavyweight Adam Duncil, who needed to pin St. Xavier's Nate Boehm in their battle for the fifth spot for the "Indians to move up.

Division III Adam Meyer (130), Dick Engel (189), and Jason Wolf (215) each won individual championships at the Division III district meet at Xenia to lead Reading to the team championship. The Blue Devils finished with 155 points while Brookeville finished second with 122 1 '2 and Batavia (105lf2) was third. Reading advanced six wrestler., to. the state meet next weekend while Batavia will send three. Ike Clepper (Hwt), Casey Perry (145), and Brent Bain (119) all won second place for the Bulldogs. Indian Hill's Whit Magro was victorious at 171-pounds, posting a 6-4 decision in the championship match. Summit's Kenneth Fields and Mariemont's Brad Sabo won third place to advance to the state.

Division II John Ray (140) and Brian Floyd (171) from Ross each won championships. Graham dominated the meet with three championships, three runners-up and two thirdplace finishers. Tony Brock (Taylor), Ryan Battles (Springboro), John Berry (Springboro), Kyle Doan (Blanchester), Jim Williams (Edgewood), and Nick Schuckman (Purcell Marian) were all runners-up.

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Ohio Division 1 District Meet (AI Centerville High School) Quarterfinals Team Standings: 1. Moeler 61; 2. Harrison 46; 3. Elder 43\ll; 4. Fairfield 36; 5. (tie) Glen Este, Sycamore 34; 7. Beavercreek 30; 8. Centerville 26 112; 9. (tie) Dak Hills, Sidney 22; 11. Princeton 19; 12. Butler 18; 13. (tie) Stebbins, Wayne, Miamisburg, West Carrollton 17; 17. (tie) Fairmont, Lakota, Mason, Xenia 15; 21. La SaUe 13'12; 22. Turpin 13; 23. (tie) Greenville, Patterson 11; 25. Anderson 10; 26. (tiel Hamilton, Milford, St. Xavier 9; 29. (tie) Colerain, Trotwood-Madison 8; 31. Lebanon 6; 32. (tie) Northwest, Piqua, Talawanda, Troy, Winton Woods 4; 37. Tecumseh 2. 103-Auciello (LaSalle) d. Stamper (Miamisburg) 10-1; Singhoff (Colerain) d. Carnes (Troy) 17-4; Roy {Fairfield) p

Burke (Wayne) 1:44; Ramirez (Fairmont) p. Ratliff (Masbn) 3:12. 112-Zielinski !Moeller) d. Branch !Centerville) 5-4; Iori lEider) d. Heggood (Glen Estel 14-5; Daugherty (Wayne) d. Pierson !Beavercreek) 18-7; Ju. Wilcox (Oak Hills) d. Mcintire (Lakota) 12-5. 119-Marston !Sycamore) d. Gnau !Xenia) 1Q-4; Lyons !Moeller) d. Smith (Tecumseh) 12-4; Jackson (Hamilton) p. Guiilozet (Greenville) 1:49; Key (Butler) d. Kreiling (Anderson) 12-4. 125-Sommer !West Carrollton) d. Becker lEider) 8-4; Poland (Greenville) p. Brannen (Xenia) 2:00; Kurtz !Harrison) d. Linberg !Fairfield) 2-1; Damrongchai (Beavercreek) d. Guess I Mason) 8-6. 130-Smigel (Beavercreek) d. Roche !Oak Hills) 11-5; Wandsnider !Harrison) d. Jenny 1Glen Estel 11-2; Mirisciotti (Butler) d. Lambers lEider) 7-4; Davis !Moeller) If. Flick (La Salle) 17-2. 135-Burch (Harrison) d. Abrams (Lebanon) 15-3; Brennen !Oak Hills) p. Cockayne (Beavercreek) 3:37; Smith !Miamisburg) d. Wahoff !Fairfield) 5-4; Scruggs IScyamore) p. Bowser !Sidney) 4:39. 140-Lanier !Fairfield) d. Bianco (Elder) 5-2; Reckman (Milford) d. Strunk !Harrison) 7-1; Janson (Moeller) If. Pace (Talawanda) 18-2; Butler (Sycamore) d. Martin !Beavercreek) 8-5. 145-Shanklin IFarifieldl f. Griffith (Centerville) IQ-3; Hagedorn (Sycamore) d. Banker (Sidney) 13-2; Wilson (Harrison) d. Moore !Princeton) 5-2; Carroll lEider) forfeit Polll I Stebbins l. 152-Sellett (Harrison) d. Thompson !Troy) 5-2; Snyder (Glen Estel p. Jones (Lebanon) :29; Kapustka !Center-ville) d. Hern (Lakoyal 14-6; Dovis (Xenia) d. Padgett (Fairfield) 17-10. 160-Root (lakota) p. Hermosillio (Fairmont) 3:11; Witt !Sidney) p. Pohlmeyer (Turpin) :46; Gay (TrotwoodMadison) d. McCord (Moeller) 17-13; Young !Centerville) p. Wagers (Harrison) 1:00. 171-Martin !Beavercreek) d. HEard (Princeton) 13-5; .~adial (Glen Estel d. Wells (Mason) 13-9; Bell (Moeller) d. ;:::stes !Northwest) 6-3; Noggle (Turpin) d. Kaspustka (Cenlerville) 7-2. 189-Schnitzler (Moeller) d.Bond (Wayne) 8-7; McCaftrey !Glen Este) d. Peed !Miamisburg) 8-5; Duncan (West Carrollton) p. Smith !Princeton) 3:53; Wheeler (Sidney) d. Perry !Turpin) 9-4. 215-Hensley (Anderson) d. Neria (Stebbins) 7-3; Carmosino (Elder) p. Walling (Piqua) 5:S6; Cronin (Moeller) d. Critzer (Miamisburg) 12-5; Wortman !Mason) d. Harvey (Wayne> 5-2. 275-Boehm 1St. Xavier) d. Duncil (Fairfield) t-o; Smith (Stebbins) P. Wilson (Winton Woods) 5:14; Bailey !Princeton) p. Kennedy !Northwest) 2:45. Ohio DIVi5iOn It District (At Wilmington High School) Quaterfinals Team Scores: 1. Graham 58; 2. Milton-Union 38; 3. Shawnee 34; 4. Purcell Marian 33; 5. Wllmlngfon 32; 6. Lemon-Monroe 30; 7. Carroll 26; 8. Ross 24'12; 9. (tie) Northridge, Springboro 21; II. carlisle 19; 12. Franklin 15'12; 13. (tie) Belbrook, Benjamin Logan 14; 15. (tie) Indian Lake, Loveland 12; 17. Alter II; 18. Edgewood 10; 19. Btandlester 9't,; 20. (tie I Eaton, Goshen, Northwestern, Tippecanoe 8; 24. (tiel CNE, Taylor 7; 26. Kenton Ridge 5; 27. (tie) Dayton Christian, Norwood 5; 29. Bethel-Tate 4; 30. (tie) BeUefontaine, Chaminade-Juiienne, Kings 2. 103-Brock (Taylor) If. Goebel (Springboro) 19-3; Daniell Graham) d. Volkerding (Carroll) 5-3; Morris (Carlisle) p. Rogers (Purcell Marian) 5:48; Hickman (Aller) If. Houghton (Northridge I 23-8 112-Creech (Milton) d. Rue (Goshen) 10-4; Ray (Ross) d. Harrison (Carroll) 14-2; Ream (Northwestern) p. Melvin (Correll) 1:29; Thompson (Bethel-Tate) d. Uehlin (Ptrcei Marian) 2-1. 119-Batties (Springboro) d. Carpenter (Benjamin Logan! 16-12; Wiley (Carroll) d. O'Dell (Eaton) 8-3; Lewis (Norwood) d. Sharp ( Millon-Union) 3-2; Hess (Graham) p. Pie.-.:e (Shawnee) 3:49. 125-Mackesy (Indian Lake) d. Hoffman ( MHtonUnicm) 1Q-5; Lutz (Purcell Marian) p. Smith (Lemon Monroe! :14; Little (Bellbrook) d. Gasper (Correll) 9-2; Osborne (Wim) If. Valerio lEdge) 18-2. 130-Wright (Carlisle) d. Stotfregen (Edge) 9-2; Copp (Mi~lon-Union) p. Lukens (Northridge) 5:45; Jordan (lemon Morroe) p. Sheffield) (Loveland) 2:28; Schlaegel (Graham) p. L•ilfe (Tippecanoe) 1:01. 135-Morgan (Graham) If. Ramsey (Benjamin Logan) 24-7;Muhammad (Purcell Mariani d. McAlister IWIIming-

ton) 12-8; Carter (Northridge) d. Avery (Milton-Union) 9-4; Berry (Springboro) d. Mackesy (indian Lake) 13-6. 140-Ray !Ross) If. Dornan (Shawnee) 20-5; Puterbaugh (Milton-Union) p. Mauro (Carroll) :37; Waits (Loveland) defaull Sargent (Lemon Monroe); Lensman (Graham) If. Noel (Kings) 21-6. 145-Moore (Shawnee) d. Fahnestock (Bellefontaine) 18-4; Johnson ICNE) d. Yeary (Wilmington) 4-3; Fullerton (Graham) p. Plikerd (Ben. Logan) 3:48; Hensley (Lemon Monroe) d. Trombley (Aller) 9-8. 152-Brown (Ben. Logan) d. Magee (Springboro) 8-2; DeMarco (Graham) d. Myers (Eaton) 8-4; Gibba (Goshen) d. Nixon (Milton-Union) 9-5; Wallace (Franklin) d. Givens I Shawnee) 14-9. 160-Brightman (Northridge) d. Osborne (Franklin) 14-11; Curry (Purcell) p. Hanner !Day. Christian) 2:29; Knull (Graham) d. Terbay (Carroll) 8-2; Doan (Blanchester) tech fall Weimer (Springboro) 19-1. 171-Fioyd (Ross) p. Sanders (Millen-Union) 1:57; Perkins !Kenton Ridge) d. Chase (Bellbrook) 9-4; Eastes (Wilmington) p. Hembree (Loveland) 3:29; LeMar (Indian Lake) d. Dolezal (Carroll) 11-5. 189-Zerkle !Graham) p. Burton (Bellbrook) 3:41; Goforth (Lemon-Monroe) d. Bates (Ben. Logan) 1Q-9; Hart !Shawnee) d. Ellis (Shawnee) 13-3; Williams lEdgewood) p. Gabbard (Carlisle) 2:46. 215-Schuckman (Purcell) tech fall Dixon (Balnchester) 18-2; Jackson (tipp) d. Boyd (Northridge) 1-o; Ford !Wilmington) d. Harmon (Carlisle) 1Q-3; Allen (Shawnee) p. Jones 1Chamlnade-Jul) 2:07. 275-Young (Shawnee) p. Sawyers (Ross) 1:12; Cook (Wilmington) p. Wilson ICNE) :35; Deaton (Franklin) d. Welch lEaton) 5-3; Williams (Purcell) d. Davis (lemonMonroe l 3-2. Ohio Division Ill District (At xenia) Team Standings: 1. West Liberty-Salem 55.5; 2. Reading 55; 3. Versailles 50; 4. Batavia 49; 5. Brookville 48.5; 6. Miami East 39; 7. Valley View 33.5; 8. Oakwood 30.5; 9. Dixie 28.5; 10. Lockland 25.5; 11. Madeira 24; 12. Greeneview 23; 13. Preble Shawnee 22.5; 14. Mechanicsburg 22; 15. Wayne•ville 20; 16. Summit Country Day, Triad 19; 18. Covington 15; 19. Indian Hill, Lehman 14; 21. North College Hill 13; 22. Cincinnati Country Day 10; 23. Deer Park, Tri-County North 8; 25. National Trail, Northeastern 7; 27. Mariemont, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place 4. First Round 103-0pichka (Madeira) p. Finney (Tri-County North) 2:54; Day (Preble Shawnee) d. Manning (Valley View) 16-2; Hochwalt (Oakwood) p. Frye (North College Hill) 0:29; Bright (Dixie) p. Reina (Indian Hill) 1:30; Janevski (Reading) d. Yount (Mississinawa Valley) 11-4; Lombardi (Summit) p. Magoteaux (Versailles) 7:10; Flora (MechllfliCsburg) p. Scott (Williamsburg) 2:53; Shultz (Brookvilll!) p. Kelch (Batavia) 1:20. 112-Kruse (Miami East) If. Runk (Wyoming) 28-13; Hundley (Dixie) p. Ayers (Fenwick) 3:30; Alexander (Triad) If. Bryan (Madeira) 17-1; Fields (Summit) d. Lee (Oakwood) 12-3; Perry (Brookvine) p. Popham (Williamsburg) 3:10; Brown ( Greeneview) p. Magro (Indian Hill) 5:26; Maurice (West Liberty-Salem) p. Hooker (St. Bernard) 2:24; New (Reading) d. Kelch (Versailles) 11-2. 119-Bein (Batavia) p. Jollnson (National Trail) 1:42; Freeze (Mechanicsburg) p. Davis (Lockland) 3:07; Strange (Dixie) p. Fancher (Williamsburg) 0:34; Tokarsky (Summit) d. Gregg (Triad) 21-9; Opichka (Madeira) d. Mendenhall (Versailles) 1Q-5; Griffith (West Liberty-Salem) d. Carnevale !Reading) 9-5; Stover (Brookville) p. Johns (St. Bernard) 0:31. 125-McDaniel (Preble Shawnee) p. Speed (Reading) 0:49; Reina (Indian Hill) d. Niswonger (Tri-County North) 15-6; Swinehart (Covington) d. Kaaz (Lockland) 7-4; Gilbert (Valley View) p. Deluca (Oakwood) 3:59; Dues (Versailes) p. Hilt (Batavia) 0:28; Oem (West Liberty-Salem) forfeit Cherolis (Fenwick); Johnson (Triad) p. Felchner (North Colege HiM) 3:53; Lathan (Madeira) p. Bright (Dixie) 2:24. 130-GriHot (Versailles) p. Glier (Indian Hill) 3:08; Finkes (St. Bernard) d. Brookins (Brookville) IQ-4; Neer (Triad) p. Irvin (Waynesville) 3:49; Eckstein (Oakwood) d. Ferri (Valley View) IQ-4; Gieseke (West Liberty-Salem) d. Longstreth (Madeira) 9-5; Eichhorn (Miami East) p. Sandlin (Williamsburg) 1:26. 135-Erwin (Northeastern) p. Bawtenheimer (Landmark) 1:01; Byrd (Oakwood) d. Tighe (Mariemont) 14-7; Combs (Indian HiH) d. Plank (Triad) 8-7; Waters (lehman) d. Rauen (Deer Park) 8-3; Gearhardt (Miami East) If. Garner (Valley View) 15-0; Astorino (West Liberty-Salem) If. Jones I North College HiM) 19-4; Batdorf (Covington) d. Vaccari (Madeira) 9-7; Godbey (lockland) p. Schmitmeyer (Versailles) 2:59. 140-Waltace (Valley View) p. CruH (National Trail) 1:23; Gertz (Lockland) p. Brown (Tri·County North) 1:13; Hummel (Brookville) p. Shimp (Mariemont); Barga (Versailles) d. Kincaid (Waynesvlle) 11-7; McPherson (Reading) If. ISaacs (Dixie) 16-1; Glover (Batavia) p. Sanders (Miami East) 0:48; Stevenson (West Liberty-Salem) p. Keler (North College Hill) 3:08; Hoffer (Mechanicsburg) p. Hall (indian Hill) 1:25. 145-Anen (Miami East) p. Reckling (Indian Hill) 1:00; Schierloh (Lockland) If. Tishbein (Preble Shawnee) 21-5; Gorman (Dixie) p. Bilotta (landmark) 1:49; Rismiller (Versailes) p. Mclaughlin (Waynesville) 3:01. 152-Dick (Reading) If. Riegle (Tri-county North) 23-8; Schmidtgoessling (Lockland) p. Henry (Versailles) 2:23;

Hoylman (West Liberty-Salem) d. Crooks (Batavia) 7-1; Tilton (Brookville) p. Malott (Williamsburg) 4:40; Evans (Madeira) p. Bryslan (Tri·Vilage) 2:28; Cornett (Valley View) d. Cail (Oakwood) 17-5; Knight (Miami East) p. Benson (Waynesville) 3:55; Turner (Covington) p. Purdon (Ripley Union-Lewis) 1:23. 160-Rhoades (Versailles) p. Lumpkin (Madeira) 2:26; Barney (Waynesville) d. Statzer (Tri-County North) 6-3; Vicente (CCD) d. Finfrock (Covingfon) 14-6; Smith (Brookville) p. Kessel (Ripley Union-Lewis) 0:20; Meeker (North College Hill) default Wagner (catholic Central); Kindle !Reading) If. Granlund (Miami East) 23-8; Musselman (Batavia) p. Lay (Preble Shawnee) 0:42. 171-Magro (Indian Hill) p. Miler (Miami East) 1:16; Boswell 1Batavia) d. Shempp (Oakwood) 8-6; Wilson \R~r r.,Ql p Thomas (Greeneview) 3:32; Kincaid (Waynesville) p. Good (Mechanicsburg) 3:31; Reichert !Versailles) p. Lunkenheimer (North College Hill) 0:44. 189-Sharpe (Greeneview) p. Bahi (Cincinnati Country Day) 1:13; Smith !Brookville) p. Rahe (Indian Hill) 1:46; Harrison (Valley View) If. Statzer (Tri-County North) 21-6; Pastura (Batavia) p. Bubeck !Covington) 0:34; Wietholter (Versailles) p. Jody ( WiHiamsburg) 0:54; Apking (Preble Shawnee) p. Colvin (Waynesville) 5:32; Hedges (Deer Park) p. Mitchell (National Trail) 0:51; Engel (Reading) p. Dillon !Catholic central) 1:32. 215-Wolf (Reading) p. McCullough (BrookviOe) 0:41; Cole (National Trail) p. Mann (Valley View) 5:41; Fetters (Covington) d. Reed (Williamsburg) 9-5; Collins (Waynesville) p. MiHer (Catholic Central) 3:51; Weyer (North College Hill) p. Matthews (Preble Shawnee) 4:59; Byer (Cincinnati Country Day) p. Pohlman (Versailles) 1:57; Wesson (West Liberty-Salem) p. Penny (Fenwick) 3:06. 275-McGill (West Liberty-Salem) p. Frentzel (Fenwick) 1:17; Lampe (Lehman) p. VanEe (Indian Hili) 1:11; Alcorn !Valley View) p. Wills (Covington) 0:52; Pence IGreeneview) p. Marr (Waynesville) 1:02; Murray (Tri-County North) p. Ridenour (Wyoming) 1:49; Reichert (VersaiHes) p. Rice (Ripley Union-Lewis) 5:34; Clepper (Batavia) p. Steve Brink (Mechanicsburg) 0:25. QuarterfinalS 103-0pichka (Madeira> d. Day (Preble Shawnee) 11-8; Bright !Dixie) p. Hochwalt (Oakwood) 1:48; Lombardi (Summit) d. Janevski (Reading) 1H; Shultz (Brookville) d. Flora (Mechanicsburg) 2-o. 112-Kruse (Miami East) d. Hundley (Dixie) to-o; Fields (Summit) default Alexander (Triad); Perry (Brookville) d. Brown (Greeneview) 18-4; New (Reading) d. Maurice (West Liberty-Salem) IQ-6. 119-Bein (Batavia) p. Wood (Preble Shawnee) 2:32; Strange (Dixie) d. Freeze (Mechanicsburg) 6-3; Tokarsky (Summit) d. Opichka (Madeira) 6-4; Stover (Brookville) tt. Griffith (West Liberty-Salem) 15-o. 125-McDaniel (Preble Shawnee) d. Reina (Indian Hill) 9-8; Gilbert (Valley View) If. Swinehart (Covington) 16-1; Dues (Versailles) d. Clem (West Liberty-Salem) 4-1;. Lathan (Madeira) p. Johnson (Triad) 1:05. 130-Meyer tReading) tf. Grillot (VersaiUes) 21-6; Neer !Triad) d. Finkes (St. Bernard) 7-1; Eckstein (Oakwood) d. Thuma (Tri-County North) 4-3; Eichhorn (Miami East l d. Gieseke (West Liberty-Salem) 16-4. 135-Erwin (Northeastern) d. Byrd (Oakwood) 17-5; Waters (Lehman) d. Combs (Indian Hill) 9-3; Asterino (West Liberty-Salem) d. Gearhardt (Miami East) 4-2; Godbey (Lockland) p. Batdorf (Covington) 1:06. 140-Walace (Valley View) If. Gertz (Lockland) 2Q-3; Barga (Versailles) d. Hummel (Brookville) 10-2; McPherson (Reading) d. Glover (Batavia) 15-5; Hoffer (Mechanicsburg) d. Stevenson (West Liberty-Salem) 11-3. 145-AIIen (Miami East) p. Hirt (Reading) 1:29; Sabo (Mariennont) d. Schierloll (Lockland) 7-6; Rismiler (Versailles) p. Gorman (Dixie) 4:46; Perry (Batavia) d. Masters (Triad) 12-3. . 152-Dick !Reading) d. Schmidtgoessling (Lockland) 11-7; Tilton (Brookville) d. Hoylman (West Liberty-Salem) 9-7; Evans (Madeira) p. Cornett (Valley View) 1:44; Turner (Covington) d. Knight (Miami East) 9-2. 160-Selsby !Oakwood) p. Rhoades (Versailles) 1:53; Barney (Waynesvine) d. Vicente (CCOI 4-2; Smith (Brookville) p. Meeker (North College HiM) 0:31; Musselman (Batavia) d. Kindle (Reading) 18-6. ln-Magro (Indian Hill) d. MiUard (Triad) 9-4; Boswell (Batavia) p. Cardoza (Madeira) 1:42; Kincaid (Waynesville) d. Wilson (Reading) 8-2; Reichert (Versailles) p. Peltier (Lehman) 3:10. 189-Sharpe (Greeneview) p. Smith (Brookville) 2:50; Pastura (Batavia) p. Harrison (Valley View) 0:54; Wietholter (VersaiNes) p. Apking (Preble Shawnee) 4:47; Engel tReading) p. Hedges (Deer Park) 1:19. 215-Wolf !Reading) p. Cole (National Trail) 1:17; Fetters (Covington) d. Flora (Miami East) 8-7; Weyer (North College HiH) d. Collins (Waynesville) 17-11; Wesson !West Liberty-Salem) d. Byer ICCD) 15-4. 275-McGill (West Liberty-Salem) p. Lampe (Lehman) 0:22; Alcorn (Valley View) p. Kaffenbarger (Miami East) 1:37; Pence (Greenevlew) p. Murray (Tri-county North) 2:34; Clepper (Batavia) p. Reichert (Versailles) 0:32.

Reading 'threepeats' in CHL State qualifiers key league title The Cincinnati Enquirer

The Reading Blue Devils' dominance in the Cincinnati Hills League continued on Saturday at Reading. Sparked by returning state qualifiers Dick Engel, Jason Dick and Adam Meyer, the Blue Devils won a third consecutive CHL title. Reading amassed 338 points with Taylor second at 212 1/2. Meyer, a 130-pound senior, won his third CHL championship in four years while 189-pound junior Dick Engel came through for a third consecutive championship. Reading's Dick Engel was named CHL Coach of the Year. (AI Reading High School) Team Standings: Reading 338, 2. Taylor 212 1h, 3. Madeira 207, 4. Indian Hill 173, 5. Finneytown 120, 6. M••iemlont 53, 7. Deer Park 50, 8. Wyoming 44. Championship: 183-Brock (Toy) If. Opichka (Mad) 17-1, 112-Josh Correl (Toy) d. Doug Klein (FT) 15-7, 119-Brandon Oplchka (Mad) d. Andre Carnevale (Read) 5-4. 125-Ryan Lathan (Mad) d. Byron Reina (IH) 9·7, . 130-Adam Meyer (Read) md. Antonio Munfrey (Toy) 16-8, 135-Gary Blair (Read) d. Rob Vaccarl (Mad) 9·5, 1<10-Frank McPhenon (Read) md. Ryan Tornes (IH) 13-2. 145-Brad Sabo (Mar) d. Zip Brock <Toy) 9-8, 152-Jason Dick (Read) d. Mike Evans (Mad) 111-5, 160-Dave Kin<Je (Read) md. Brian Jemison (FT) 111-1, 171-Whit Mar110 (IH) p.lan Davis (Toy) 1:31, 189-Dick Engel (Read) p. Micah Hedges (DP), 37, 215-Jason Wolf (Read) p. Carl Dolard (FT) 2:57; Hwt-Travis Vesser (FT) p. Todd Vanee (IH) 3:04.

Queen City Conference Harrison, ranked second in the city's Division I coaches poll, won its fourth consecutive QCC title, narrowly defeating Oak Hills. Harrison coach Vance Reid was named league Coach of the Year and Wildcat captain Jim Wandsnider (130 lbs.) took Wrestler of the Year honors after winning his third straight league championship. Adam Sellet of Harrison and Oak Hills' Justin Wilcox, both juniors, each also won their third consecutive QCC titles. (at Oak Hills) Team Standings: 1. Harrison 1631'2, 2. Oak Hils 1581'2, l Glen Este 1561'2, 4. Turpin 128. Championship Round iG3-Singhoff (Cole) d. Patel (Turp); 112-Ja. Wilcox (Oak) d. Heggood (GE); 119-Ju. Wilcox (Oak) d. Ober· meyer (GE); 125-Barkhursl (GE) d. Distel (COle); 130Wandsnlder (Har) d. Jenny (GE). 135-Burch (Hal") d. Roche (Ook); 148-Brannen !Oak) d. Lynch (Turp); 145-WNson (Har) d. McDaniel (And); 152-Sellet (Har) d. snyder (GE). 160-Wagers (Har) d. Pohlmlre (Turp); 171-Padial (GE) d. Noggle (Turp); 189-McCaffrey !GEl d. Perry (Turp); 215-Hensley (And) d. Morris (Har); HWT-Kennedy (NW) d. Engleman (Hug).

Hillsboro repeats in SBC Hillsboro won a second consecutive SBC crown, taking first place in six of the 14 weight classes. Amassing 215 points, the Indians edged Loveland (141), BethelTate (137) and Blanchester (102). Hillsboro's Richard Bums was named Wrestler of the Year. Wrestlers who repeated as

WRESTLING champions: Josh Thompson (Bethel-Tate), Nathan Hom (Hillsboro) and Robert Clemens (Hillsboro). (AI Hillsboro High School) Team Standings: 1. Hilsboro 215, 2. Loveland 141, 3. Bethel-Tate 137, 4. Blanchester 102, 5. New Richmond 68, 6. aermonl Northeastern 46'h, Western Brown <10, Williamsburg 37. Championship: 103-Herdtner (Love) d. Holiday (Hills) 10·3; 112-Thompson (BT) d. Leggett (CNE) 7-4; 119-Horne (Hills) d. Moll (NR) 7-4; 125-Burns (Hils) d. Thompson (Bian) 21·11. 130-R. Oemons (HiHs) p. Berkley (BT) 1:04; 135Giover (BT) p. Sheffield (Love) 2:59; 140-Warrs (Love) d. S. Oemons (Hils) 4-2; !52-Anderson (BTl d. Mallow (Hils) 18-14. 160-0oan (Bian) d. C.sleel (Love) 9·3; 171-Evans (HiHs) p. Hembree (Love) 3:13; 189-Sprull (Hils) p. Barker (BT) 1:50; 215-Dixon (Blan) p. Page (Hills) 5:50; HwtBoone (Hils) p. OpoHone (NR) 2:59.

Batavia wins 12th in row Batavia racked up a 12th consecutive Miami Valley Conference chanpionship, scoring 187 points with Lockland a distant second at 142. "We wanted to finish it out right," Batavia coach Steve Shinkle said. "We're switching to the SBC (Southern Buckeye Conference) next season, and we wanted to go out with a bang." Batavia's Scott Musselman and Tim Schmidtgoessling of Lockland were named Co-Wrestlers of the Year while Shinkle was Coach of the Year. (at Batavia High school) Team Standings: 1. Batavia 187, 2. Lockland 142, 3. North College Htl 126, 4. Summit CD 65, 5. COD 51, 6. St. Bernard 46, 7. Landmark 18. Championship: 103-Lombardi (SCD> p. Frye (NCH) 0:59; 112-Fields (SCD) p. J. Kaaz (LOCK) 1:01; 119-Tokar· sky (SOD) p. M. Feldlner (NCH) 1:01; 125-D. Felchner (NCH) d. G. Kaaz (LOCK) 111-8. 130-Bein (BAT) p. Finks ( STB) 2:22; 135-J. Godbey (LOCK) d. Jones (NCH) 15-5; 148-Giover (BAT> p. Gertz (LOCK) 2:38; 145-Perry (BAT) d. Schierloh (LOCK) 3-2. 152-Schmidlgoessling (LOCK) p. Crooks (BAT) 3;28; 160-Musselman (BAT) p. Ericson (COD) 2:26; 171-Boswelt (BAT) p. C. Godbey (LOCK) 0:27; 189-Pastura !BAT) p. Frittinger (NCH) 0:23; 215-M. Weyer INCH) p. Stewart (BAT) 2:49;275-Clepper (BAT) p. C.rnes (LOCK) 0:38.

Fairfield GMC champ Fairfield broke Princeton's twoyear hold on the Greater Miami Conference league title, amassing 217 points. Lakota was second at 153 1/2 with the Vikings at 1341/2 points. The dominance by the Indians was evident as they had wrestlers finished first or second in 11 of the 14 weight classes. (A 1 Middletown High School) Team Standings: 1. Fairfield 217, 2. Lakota 1531'2, 3. Princeton 1341'2, 4. Sycamore 121'h, 5. Hamilton 71. 6. Minord 67'h, 7. Mid<Jelown 23, 8. Lima 14. Championship: 103-Roy (Fair) p. Petaway (Lima) 1:32; 112-C. Mcintire (Lak) d. Spenceley (Fair) 3-0; 119Marston (Syc) d. Bonner (Prin) 7·3; 125-Linberg (Fair) d. O'Brien (Lak) 14·5. 130-Roberls (Fair) d. Keley (Syc) 12·7; 135-Scruggs (Syc) d. Wahoff (Fair) 6-4; 148-Reckman (MRI) p. Lanier (Fair) 0:41;145-Shanklin (Fair) d. Hagedorn (Syc) 5-3. 152-Hern (Lak) p. Padgett (Fair) 2:26; 160-Rool (Lak) p. Kleinsmith (Fair) 5;15; 171-J. Mcintire (Lak) d. Huff (Fair) 7-3; 189-Smilh (Prin) d. Swanson (Lak) 7-3; 215-Biack (Prln) d. Quimby (Fair) 13·3; Hwt-Bailey (Prln) d. Duncll (Fair) 16-3.

Sprinboro wins FAVC Springboro has taken a back

seat to Mason the past several years in the Fort Ancient Valley Conference, but not Saturday night. Paced by champions Ryan Battles (119 pounds) and John Berry (135 pounds), the Panthers had 183 points to outpace Wilmington and Mason for the championship. Mason's Dan Wortman was named Wrestler of the Year while Springboro's Mario Harpel is Coach of the Year. The most competitive weight class was 119 pounds with Mason's Battle, a transfer from Pennsylvania, edging Wilmington's Ben McCoy and Jeff Norwood of Norwood for the championship. Five wrestlers successfully defeneded their titles: Eric Abrams (Mason), Jason Guess (Mason), John Ray (Ross), Bryan Floyd (Ross) and Wortman. (AI Norwood High School)

Team Standings: 1. Springboro 183, 2. Wilmiglon 166, 3. Mason 1611'2, 4. Ross 129, 5. Norwood 72, 6. Kings 47, 7. Little Miami 39, 8. Goshen 36 1h . Championship: 103-Ralliff (Mas) d. Goebel (Spr) 6-5; 112-Ray (Ros) d. Rue (Gos) 12·5; 119-Ryan Battles (Spr) p. McCoy (Will 1:50; 125-Abrams (Mas) d. C.mp (WII) 9~.

130-Guess (Mas) d. Osborne (WII) 10·6; 135-John Berry (Spr) p. McAllister (Will 1:20; 1<10-Ray (Ros) d. Noel (Kin) 16-4; 145-Yeary (Will d. Prince (Kin) 9·5. 152-Gibbs (Gos) d. Magee (Spr) 5-4; 160-Hancock (Nor) d. Wiemer (Spr) 6·5;171-Fioyd (Ros) d. Wells (Mas) 12·6; 189-McEvoy (Will d. Rappach (Mas) 12·5; 215-Ford (Wil) p. Grolhjan (Spr) 5:14; HWT-Wortman (Mas) p. Cook ( Wil) 5:05.

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Moeller, Purcell top GCL Moeller and Purcell Marian continued their dominance in the Greater Catholic League Saturday at Elder High School. Paced by state runner-up up and. wrestler of the year John Janson, Moeller won a fifth consecutive title, amassing 192 1/2 points with Elder second at 174. Named GCL North wrestler of the year, Nick Schuckman led Purcell Marian to a third consecutive title. Terry Meinking (Purcell Marian) and Jeff Gaier (Moeller) were named Coaches of the Year in their· respective divisions. (at Elder High School) Team Standings: GCL-South: 1. Moeler 192\<2, 2. Elder 174, 3. St. Xavier 1441'2, 4. LaSale 111. Team Standings: GeL-North: 1. PureeD Marian 91, 2. · Aller 60, 3. Roger Bacon 29, 4. Chaminade-Julieooe 21, 5. McNicholas 1. Championship Finals: 103-Hickman (Aller) d. Aucel· llo (LaSaNe) 11-7; 112-lori (Elder) d. Ze~nski (Moeler) 9·2; 119-Collins (SI.X) d. Darwisch (LaSalle) 6-0. 125-Becker (Elder) d. Lutz (Purcell) 5-3; 130-Davis (Moeller) d. Lambers (Eider) H; 135-Feldman (Moeller) d. Taulbee (Elder) 9·7; 148-Bianco (Eider) p. Farrey (Alter) 2:27. 145-Jansen (Moeller) If. T. Carraher (SI.X) 18-2; 152-V. Carraher (SI.X) If. Shoemaker (RB) 17·2; 160McCord (Moeller) d. Buctvnan (LaSalle) 211-10. 171-Bell (Moeler) d. Patrick (SI.X) 11·5; 189-Wi~ Hams (LaSaHe) d. Brunner (Eider) 13·11; 215-Schuckman (PurceH) p. Cronin (Moeler) 0:27; Hwt-eatanzaro (Eider) p. Baeho (SI.X) 3:04.

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Purcell Marian (6) .................................................. Reading ..................................................................... Ross ........................................................................... Monroe ...................................................................... Batavia ...................................................................... Wilmington ............................................................... Loveland................................................................... Lockland ··································································· Taylor........................................................................ Blanchester..............................................................

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Others: Frankr"' 6, Edgewood 5, Madeira 4, Nor· wood 4, Bethel-Tate •· Roger Bacon 2, Hilsboro 1.

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Moeller ( 10) ............._.................................... ._ ... 136 127 101 Fairfield ................................................................ . 94 ~ Hils ................................................................ 92 Glen Este ··················································--········· S7 Lakota ................................................................... 43 Sycamore -·····-····-··-································--······· 39 St. Xavier ............................................................. . 37 Princeton ................................... ,.............- .......... 18

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WRESTLING HONOR ROLL •103POUNDS Name, School T. Brock, Taylor............... _. Singhoff, Colerain................. Grimme, Compbel Co.. - ... Aucielo, La Salle.................. Patel, Turpin ..........·-··--·-· Roy, FairfiekL..................... Herdtner, Loveland. ............ Knight, Moeller ............_, __ Rogers, Purcel .................... carney, Lakota.................... Hooker, St. Bernard........... Ratftff, Mason....................... Meiners, Lockland...............

Bamonte, Harrison.............. Lombardi, Summit CO...... Janevaskl, Reading............ Montgomery, Blanches...... •112POUNDS Name, School Thompson, BetheiTate....... Iori, Elder ............................... Zielinski, Moeller.................. Culbreath, Hllsboro............. A. Ray, Ross ......................... Kaplan, Sycamore............... Leggett, Oermont NE. ....... Ja. Wilcox, OakHils............ Langdon, Harrison...,........... Correl, Taylor...................... Schlra, La Salle ..................... Wels, Frankftn...................... •119POUNDS Name, School Je. Giron, Conner ................ Ju. Wilcox, OakHils.........-.... Lyons, Moeller..................... Horne, Hllsboro.................... D. Sheffield, Lovlnd .............. Lewis, Norwood................... Darwish, La Sale.................

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Torkarsky, Summit............. T. Stamper, Mlamlsbu ........ McCoy, Wilmington............. Fortson, Blanchester .......... Schneider, Taylor................ Cooke, Colerain................... Patterson, Hammon............ Puthoff, Purcel.................... Elis, Lakota .......................... •125POUNDS Name, School Bruns, Hllsboro.................... Lozier, Loveland .................. J. Hollrook,Campbe!L ....... Lutz, PurceR Marian........... Smith, Madeira ..................... Kely, Sycamore.................. Thompson, Blanchestr........ Green, Kings......................... Osborne, Wilmington .......... K..-tz, Harrison.................... Rains, Norwood................... Linberg, Fairfield................. Ftelds, Summit CD............... Kaaz, Lockland .....................

Becker, Elder ........................

Lay, aermont NE. ............... Smith, FrankHn..................... Patton, Turpin ...................... Eppert, La Salle.................... •130PDUNDS Name, School C. Rowe, Conner ................... Meyer, Reading................... R. Oemons, Hillsbor ............. Volz, Ryle ............................... Distel, Colerain..................... Mumlrey, Taylor ................. Lani>ers, Elder .................... Yazell. Finneytown .............. Flnkes, St. Bernard .............. Shreve, Turpin...................... Roberts, Fairfield ................. Blanton, Loveland. ............... Marsh, Bethel-Tote.............

Abrams, Mason...................

Feldman. Moeler................. McAlister, Wilmlngt........... Robbins, Hamilton. .............. •135POUNDS

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Name, School Fields, Scott .......................... Ja. Giron, Conner................. Jordan, Madeira.................. Scruggs, Sycamore ............ Taubee, Elder...................... Marsh, Hilsboro................... Wandsnider, Harrison......... Hal Jr., Dixie......................... Roche, Oak Hils .................. Lanier, Fairfield.................. Davis, Moeler -·--········· .. ···· J. Godbey, Lockland.......... Muhammad. Purcell .......... A. Sheffield, Lovelan ...........

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Richardson, Hamilfon.......... Harder, Colerain.................. Crosley, Blanchester ........... Berkley, Bethel-Tate ........... A. Floyd, Ross....................... camp, Wilmington. .............. Dawson, Oermont NE........ Roberson, Western Hit....... •140POUNDS w Name, School Glover, Bethel-Tate............. 18 Reckman. Milord.............. :. 17 Janson, Moeller................... 16 Brennen, Oak Hils............... 16 McPherson, Reading........... 16 S. Clemons, Hllsboro .......... 16 B..-ch, Harrison.................... 15 Sargent, Madeira................. 15 Wahoff, Fairfield.................. 15 Blanco, Elder......................... 15 Lynch, Turpin....................... 14 J. Ray, Ross.................,........ 13 C. Holbrook.CampbeL ...... 13 Buf1er, Sycamore................. 12 Waits, Loveland. .................. 11 Noel, Kings............................. 10 Shimp, Mariemont............... 10 Gertz, Lockland. ___............ 9 Lanier, Fairfield........... - ..... 9 Garrison, Hamilton.............. 9 Noclto, Sycamore ............... 9 Schawe, Norwood................ 9 •145POUNDS w Name, School K. Kyle, Conner.................... 17 Gerwe, MiHord ..................... 16 Sabo, Mariemont................. 15 carroll, Elder ......................... 15 ShankAn, Fairflelc1 ............... 14 Smith, Miamisburg.............. 14 Ramsey, Loveland............... 14 Schlerloh, Lockland..- ........ 13 Hagedorn, Sycamore.......... 13 Hunter, Hllsboro................. 13 Wilson, Harrison................... 13 Prince, Kings......................... 12 Johnson, CNE........................ 11 Yeary, Wilmington.............. 11 Melnking, Purcel................ 14 Wahoff, Fairfield.................. 10 •1S2POUNDS w Name, School Dick, Reading....................... 19 lf~tsh, Turpin ......................... 17 Walace, Frankftn................ 17 seMet, Harrison..................... 17 Blowman, Miamisburg....... 16 McDonald, La Sale.............. 16 Hensley, Madrora ................ 15 Kaufmann, Norwood........... 14 Diaz, Oak Hils....................... 14 Schmidtgoessling,l.ock ....... 12 Curtis, Middletown.............. 12 Lobes, Milford. ..................... 11 Pemington, Colerain........... 10 Padgett, Fairfield................. 10 Shoemaker, Roger Baco.... 10 Cook, Loveland..................... 10 Shank6n, Fairfield................ 9 Malow, HiHsboro................. 9 •160POUNDS w Name, School Clsleel, Loveland................ 20 Wagers, Harrison................ 18 Doan, Blanchester ............... 18 Root, Lakota........................ 16 Osborne, Franklin................ 16 Kindle, Reading..................... 15 Curry, Purcell....................... 14

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R. Holtz, campbell ................ 13 4 5 J. Hammons, Dixie .............. 12 2NA Bell, Moeller.......................... 12 3 5 Hancock, Norwood.............. 12 3 9 Reece, Ross. ......................... 11 7 9 Fetty, Wilmington................ 10 4 8 Neely, Princeton.................. 10 5 2 C. Godbey, Lockland........... 10 6 9 Hermann. Elder ................... 10 10 6 Pritchett, Western Hi ......... 9 3 7 Pohlmeyer, Turpin .............. 9 3 2 Slrotman, Roger Bacon. ..... 9 4 5 Oinkscaie, W. Woods .......... 8 5 4 Fraley, Hillsboro................... 8 7 5 McKimie, Madeira............. 7 2 2 Henderson, Lima................. 7 5 5 •In POUNDS w L p Name, School Combs, Scott......................... 28 ONA Ameken, Conner................. 21 4 16 Noggle, Turpin.. .................... 17 0 10 Wels, Ma.son. ....................... 17 4 10 D. T..-ner, Campbell............ 17 5 5 Evans, Hilsboro................... 16 6 6 Perkins, Harrison................. 16 7 2 Compton, Wonton Woods... 15 5 13 Hembree, Loveland ............. 15 9 11 B. Floyd, Ross....................... 13 1 11 Eastes, Wilmington............. 13 2 6 Keneman. Norwood. ........... 12 5 8 Freson, Roger Bacon. ......... 10 2 6 young. La Sale..................... 10 8 4 Jamison, Fimeytown.......... 10 10 7 Herd, Princeton.................... 9 3 5 Wilson, Reading .................... 9 5 6 McCord, Moeller .................. 9 6 1 Hayes, Dixie Heigllts........... 9 7NA •119POUNDS w L p Name, School Sprue!. Hllsboro.................. 23 I 13 Booher, campbell eo........... 22 0 16 Engel, Reading...................... 19 0 16 Williams, La Sale................. 16 4 11 Perry, Turpin........................ 15 2 8 Logan, Middletown.............. 15 5 11 Peed. Miamisburg. .......- .... 13 4 5 Brumer, Elder...................... 13 7 12 McEboy, Wilmington.......... 12 3 8 Niehaus, Harrison................ 12 4 7 Rappach, Mason................ 12 7 9 Smith, Princeton.................. 10 2 5 Beiersdorfer, Moeller......... 9 4 7 Hoger, Norwood................... 9 8 5 Goforthm, Madeira............. 8 5 4 Francis, Ross........................ 8 6 7 Winters, Purcel................... 8 8 4 215 POUNDS Name, School w L p Schuckman, Purcel............. 17 1 12 Saner, Compbell Co...- ....... 19 2 10 Wolf, Reading....................... 17 9 13 Kritzer, Miamisburg. .......... 16 2 9 Wortman, Mason................. 15 3 5 Cronin, Meeler ..................... 15 4 11 Lahman, Oak Hils................ 15 5 9 Warger, Turpin.................... 13 3 3 carmosino, Elder................. 13 8 9 Block, Princeton................... 12 2 9 Dollard, Flnneytown............ 11 9 9 Lane, Loveland..................... 11 10 9 Griffith, Hllsboro ................. 10 5 5 Dixon, Blanchester .............. 10 6 8 Morris, Harrison.. .,............... 10 8 6 • HEAVYWEIGHT Name, School w L p Strassel, Harrison............... 16 4 9 Bailey, Princeton.................. 14 0 10 Duncil, Fairfield. ................... 14 2 8 Burke, Conner ....................... 14 4 11 Wilson, W01ton Woods........ 14 5 10 Boone, Hiftsboro.................... 14 8 6 Cook, Wilmington................. 12 5 6 Prabel, Dixie His................. 11 3NA Hilgenberg, Belhe~ To......... 11 6 8 Davis, Madeira..................... 11 6 5 McCarthy, Oak Hils............ 11 9 8 Horning, Colerain................. 11 10 4 C.tanzarro, Elder................ 10 2 8 Veser, Flnneytown.............. 10 7 7 Duncil, Fairfield.................... 9 1 5 Deaton, Franklin .................. 9 4 7 Carnes, Lockland. ................ 9 6 6 WiHiams, PurcelL. ................ 9 7 6

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164 145 Elder...................................................................... 125 3. Fairfield................................................................. 125 5. Oak Hils................................................................ 110 6. Glen Este .............................................................. 77 7. St. Xavier.............................................................. 57 8. Lakota ...............................,................................... 50 9. Sycamore ............................................................. 27 10. La Salle.................................................................. 14 others: Princeton, Turpin 13; Mount Healthy, MiHord 5; Colerain 2; HamiHon 1. 1. 2. 3.

Moeller ( 12) ......................................................... Harrison (5) .........................................................

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Purcei1Marian(11) ............................................ 127 Reading <1>.......................................................... 85 Monroe .................................................................. 70 Ross....................................................................... 66 Batavia .................................................................. 66 Loveland ............................................................... 58 Wilmington <1> .................................................... 57 Hillsboro ................................................................ 47 Lockland............................................................... 23 Franklin................................................................. 20

Others: Taylor 15; Bethel-Tale 12; Norwood, Edgewood 10; Springboro 8; Madeira 5; Blanchester 4; Carlisle, New Richmond 3; Roger Bacon 2; Oermont Northeastern 1.

WRESTLING HONOR ROLL 103 POUNDS •ame, School iingholf, Colerain................. !rock, Taylor ........................ ~ucielo, La Sale.................. !aysinger, Amelia............... 'AcVicker, Scott................... >atel, Turpin......................... ~oy, Fairfield........................ ~alliff, Mason....................... <night, Moeller..................... -lerdlner, Loveland............. ~ogers, Purcel Marl........... Janevaskl, Reading............. 'Aeiners, Lockland............... ::arney, Lakota.................... Boggs, Mount Healthy........ Stamper, Miamisburg........ 112 POUNDS Name, School Ranshaw, Scott.................... Thompson, Wilmington....... T. Huth, Ryle......................... Zielinski, Moeller.................. Iori, Elder............................... Kaplan, Sycamore............... Culbreath, Hilsboro............. A. Ray, Ross......................... Hooker, St. Bernard............ Wilcox, Oak Hils.................. King, Amelia.......................... Langdon. Harrison............... Carrel, Taylor...................... Schira, La Sale..................... Holm, Turpin......................... Mcintire, Lakota.................. Hoerst, Colerain................... 119 POUNDS Name, School Hyden, Scott......................... Bein, Batavia......................... Lyons, Moeller........:............ J. Wilcox, Oak Hils.............. Horne, Hilsboro.................... Darwish, La Sale................. B. Huth, Ryle......................... Colins, St. Xavier................. Marston, Sycamore............ Carnevale, Reading............. Tokarsky, SUrlvnil CD........ Flelchner, NO-I...................... D. Sheffield, Lovela............. Lewis, Norwood................... Kreiling, Anderson............... Stamper, Miamisburg........ Patterson. Hamilton............ 125 POUNDS Name, School Bel, Scott ............................... Lozier, Loveland.................. Burns, Hilsboro.................... Lutz, Purcel Marian........... Thompson, Blanchestr ........ Smith, Monroe..............}...... . Osborne, Wilmington......... . Kelly, Sycamore.................. . Bunke, Anderson................ . Kurtz, Harrison.................... McElroy, Lebanon............... Kaaz, Lockland .................... . Linberg, Fairfield................ . D. Felchner, NO-I................. Marsh, Wilmington..............

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Marsh. Hilsboro .................. . Muhammad, Purcen........... Wolfer, McNicholas ............. 140 POUNDS Name, SChool Bell, Scott............................... Janson. Moeller.................... McPherson, Reading........... Reckman, Milford................ Breman, Oak Hils............... J. Ray, Ross.......................... Sargent, Monroe.................. s. Clemons, HiHsbro............. Blanco, Elder......................... Burch. Harrison.- --Lynch, Turpin....................... Walls, Loveland................... Buller, Sycamore................. Glover, Batavia.................... Keler, NCH............................ Shimp, Mariemont............... Gertz, Lockland.................... Garrison; HamiHon.............. 145 POUNDS Name, School Karwedski, Scott................. Sabo, Mariemont................ Smith, Miamisburg.............. Gerwe, MiHord..................... Ramsey, Loveland............... Hagedorn, Sycamore.......... Schierloh, Lockland............. Corroher, St. Xavier........... Hunter, HiUsboro.................. Hensley, Monroe.................. Shanklin, Fairfield................ Perry, Batavia...................... Yeary, Wilmington.............. Melnking, Purcell................. Wilson, Harrison................... McDaniel, Anderson........... Corrol. Elder......................... Franklin, Hamilton............... 152 POUNDS Name, School

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Christian, McNick................ 14 Curry, Purcell....................... 14 Reece, Ross ................... ,...... 14 carraher, St. Xavier........... 13 Weyer, NO-I.......................... 13 McCord, Moeler.................. 13 Hancock, Norwood.............. 12 Kennedy, Northwest........... 12 Fetty, WJmington................ 12 Neely, Princeton.................. 11 Pohlmyer, Turpin................. 10 mPOUNOS Name, School W L Combs, Scott......................... 33 0 Welts, Mason........................ 20 4 Evans, Hillsboro................... 19 8 Noggle, Turpin...................... 18 0 Abrams, Lebanon................ 18 3 Bell, Moeller.......................... 18 5· B. Floyd, Ross....................... 16 1 Eastes, Wilmington............. 16 3 Perkins, Harrison................. 16 8 Hembree, Loveland............. 16 11 Boswel, Batavia................... 14 4 Munafo, McNicholas........... 14 4 Estes. Northwest................. 13 4 Kenernan, Norwood............ 12 5 Wilson, Reading.................... 12 6 Young, La Salle..................... 12 9 Freson, Roger Bacon.......... 10 3 Herd, Princeton.................... 10 3 189 POUNDS Name, School W. L Struell, H'l!:;Coro......... 11 1 Engel, Reading...................... 24 0 Byrley, Scott......................... 24 10 Matiyow, Lebanon.............. 21 3 WiDiarns, La Sale................. 19 5 Perry, Turpin........................ 16 2 McEvoy, Wilmington.......... 16 4 Peed, Miamisburg............... 16 4 Logan, Middletown.............. 16 5 Brunner, Elder...................... 14 8 Davis, McNicholas............... 13 6 Rappach, Mason.................. 13 9 Niehaus. Harrison................ 12 4 Francis, Ross........................ 11 6 Smith, Princeton.................. 10 2 Goforth, Monroe.................. 10 5 Belersdorfer,Moeller.......... 9 4 215 POUNDS Name, School W L Watkins, Scott...................... 25 5 Wolf, Reading....................... 21 9 Schuckman, Purcell............. 18 1 Critzer, Miamisburg............ 18 2 Wortman, Mason................. 18 3 Stewart, Batavia.................. 16 4 Lehman, Oak Hills................ 16 5 Cronin. Moeller..................... 16 1 Black, Princeton................... 15 2 Hensley, Anderson.............. 15 3 Robbins, La Salle.................. 14 10 Warger, Turpin.................... 13 3 Dixon, Blanchester.............. 13 6 carmosino, Elder................. 13 8 M. Weyer, NCH.................... 12 2 Lane, Loveland..................... 12 12 Morris, Harrison.................. 11 8 HEAVYWEIGHT llama, School W L Fisk, Scott............................. 27 4 Boone, Hillsboro.................... 19 10 Strassel, Harrison............... 17 4 Duncil, Fairfield.................... 15 2 B. Kennedy, Northwest...... 15 2 Cook, Wilmington................. 15 7 Bailey, Princeton.................. 14 0 Horning, Colerain................. 14 11 Oepper, Batavia.................. 12 2 catanzero, Elder.................. 11 2 Veser, Finneytown.............: 11 7 Davis. Monroe...................... 11 8 Quay, Sycamore.................. 10 2 Williams, Mt. Healthy......... 10 4 Osborne. Anderson............. 10 5 Trapp, Reading..................... 10 6 carnes, Lockland................. 10 7 Wiliams, Purcell................... 10 7 Beck, Roger Bacon.............. 10 7

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Ham~~.s~~~e~on 8, Turpin 5, MI. Healthy 4,

Others: Springboro 16, Norwood 15, Blanchester 14, Bethel-Tate 12, Taylor 10, Edgewood 8, Indian Htll7 Madeira 5, New Richmond 1, Roger Bacon 1. '

WRESTLING HONOR ROLL •103POUNDS Name, SChool w L P Ramirez. Fairmont.............. 21 1 15 Singhoff, Colerain................. 20 2 10 Patel, Turpin......................... 20 4 11 Auciello, LaSalle................... 19 4 9 Ratiff, Mason....................... 19 6 7 ~cV~k.er~ Scott................... 18 15 11 y, &rfteld........................ 16 4 9 Rogers, Purcel Mar............ 16 6 12 Boggs, MI. Healthy.............. 15 3 9 A. Stamper, Miamlsbur..... 14 6 9 Knight, Moeller..................... 14 7 10 Hooker, Sl. Bernard............ 14 7 10 Langdon, Harrison.............. 14 7 5 Herdlner, Loveland............. 14 8 7 Janevskl, Reading................ 13 8 7 Meiners, Lockland............... 12 7 8 Carney, Lakota.................... 11 o 5 •112POUNDS Name, SChool W L P Ranshaw, Scott.................... 31 5 19 Thompson. Bethel-Tate...... 24 3 15 A. Ray, Ross......................... 20 1 10 Iori, Elder............................... 19 5 13 Kaplan, Sycamore............... 18 5 7 Zielinski, Moeller................. 18 6 6 Culbreath, HIHsboro............. 17 9 8 Heggood, Glen Esle............. 16 5 8 Holm, Turpin......................... 13 10 7 Marchbanks. Talawanda.. 12 4 8 Ja. WHcox, Oak HiHs............ 12 8 4 Schlra, LaSalle...................... 12 10 5 Wefts, Franklin...................... 12 10 5 Klein, Fiooeytown................ 11 8 7 Uehlin, Purcell Mar.............. 11 9 5 Bamonte, Harrison.............. 10 6 5 Monk, ~onroe...................... 10 9 2 •119POUNDS Name, SChool w L p .Hyden, Scott........................ 31 6 13 Lyons, Moeller..................... 20 9 9 Ju. Wilcox, Oak Hils....,....... 19 1 13 Lewis, Norwood................... 19 2 7 T. Stamper, Miamlsbur...... 19 6 8 Horne, Hiftsboro.................... 18 5 9 Darwish, LaSalle.................. 18 6 9 Papp, Fairmont.................... 18 11 7 CoRins, St. Xavier................. 17 4 5 Smith, Monroe...................... 17 5 6 Marston, Sycamore............ 17 6 4 Kreiling, Anderson............... 17 8 10 Leggett, CNE........................ 16 3 10 Patterson, Haml~on............ 16 8 3 D. Sheffield, Lovelan........... 15 6 7 Obernneyer, Glen Este....... 15 6 4 McCoy, Wilmington............. 13 7 4 •125POUNDS Name, SChool BeH, Scott............................... Lozier, Loveland.................. Burns, Hilsboro.................... Bunke, Anderson................. Guess, Mason....................... Kurtz, Harrison................... Osborne, Wilmington.......... Green. Kings........................ Marsh, Bethel-Tate............. Latham, Madeira................. G. Kaaz, Lockland................ Mecum, Miamisburg.......... Jackson, Hamilton............... Linberg. Fairfield................ Schawe, Norwood................ McElroy, Lebonon............... Becker, Elder........................ Reina. Indian Hil.................. •130POUNDS Name, School Meyer, Reading.................. Jordan, Monroe................... R. Clemons, Hilsboro.......... Wandsnider, Harrison......... Shreve, Turpin...................... Dis lett. Colerain..................... Larnbers. 8der.................... Yazell, Finneytown.............. Abrams, Mason................... Roche, Oak Hils................... Lampe, Glen Este................

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Name, School Fields, Scott.......................... Glover, Bethel-Tate............. ScrUQ!ls, Sycamore............. Jemy,GienEste .................. Taulbee, 8der...................... Smith. Miamisburg.............. J. Godbey, Lockland........... Schomaker, Talawanda..... Wahoff, Fairfield.................. Burch, Harrison.................... Muhammad, Pur. Mar.......

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Feldman. Moeler.................

25 23 20

3 16 2 6 4 16

4 5

20 5 18 3 18 9 17 5 15 3 15 6 14 9 14 6 13 10 12 7 12 9 11 8

C. Abrams, Lebanon........... Marsh, Hilsboro................... Dawson. CNE........................ Wolfer, McNicholas ...... :...... Harder!, Colerain................. •140POUNDS Name, School w Bell, Scott ••........................... 31 Janson. Moeller.................... 21 Pace, T~awanda................. 21 J. Ray, Ross.......................... 20 McPherson, Reading........... 20 Reckman. Milford................ 19 Lynch, Turpin....................... 19 Sargent, Monroe.................. 18 Breman, Oak Hils............... 18 Wilson, Harrison................... 18 S. Clemons, HiHsboro........... 17 Bianco, 8der........................ 16 Noel. Kings............................. 15 Schwab, Indian Hil............... 15 Gertz, Lockland................... 14 Waits, Loveland................... 14 Butler, Sycamore................. 14

5 12 6 5 6 1

3 10

11 7 3 8

L p 6 19 1 16 2 10 3 15 6 12 3 10 3 5 5 9 0 13 6 5 10 6 9 1

3 8 11 10 4 10 5 8 9 10

Lanier, Fairfield........... ;....... 14 9 3 .•14SPOUNDS Name, School w L p Karwedski, Scott................. 29 10 17 Saba, Mariemont................. 22 3 20 Plowman, Miamisburg....... 21 4 7 Schierloh, Lockland............. 18 2 9 Gerwe, Milford..................... 18 7 8 Hagedorn, Sycamore.......... 17 1 6 Prince, Kings......................... 17 4 13 carraher, St. Xavier........... 17 5 10 Hensley, Monroe.................. 17 6 5 McDaniel, Anderson........... 17 8 1 Olinger, Fairmont................ 17 9 8 Ramsey, Loveland............... 17 13 9 Shankln, Fairfield................ 16 2 12 Johnson, CNE........................ 16 3 5 Meinking, Pur. Mar............. 16 4 5 Hunter, Hinsboro.................. 16 5 8 Yeary, WHmington.............. 15 5 6 •152POUNDS Name, School w L p Baumann. Scott.................... 28 6 16 Wolace, Franklin................. 24 2 14 Dick, Reading........................ 23 1 16 Selet, Harrison..................... 22 1 8 Hirsh, Turpin......................... 22 3 10 McOon.ald, LaSalle............... 19 4 7 Havlin, MI. Healthy.............. 17 4 9 ~~Norwood .......... 17 8 9 d goessltng, Loc........ 17 9 12 Curtis, Middletown.............. 17 12 7 Walkins, St. Xavier............. 16 9 9 Shoemaker, Roger Baco.-. 14 7 8 Oiaz, Oak Hils....................... 14 10 6 Evans, Madeira.................... 13 3 12 Pemlngton, Colerain........... 13 6 5 Lobes, MiHord...................... 13 9 6 Snyder, Glen Este................ 12 4 2 •160POUNDS Name, School w L p McComas, Scott................... 28 13 13 casteel, Loveland .......... ·-··· 24 6 12 Wagers, Harrison................ 23 2 10 Osborne, FrankHn................ 21 7 12

Root, Lakota......................... Hancock, Norwood.............. Kindle, Reading..................... Christian. McNicholas......... Curry, Pur. Mar.................. Pohlmyer, Turpin................. V. carraher, St. Xavi......... c. Godbey, Lockland........... Clark. Talawanda................ McCord, MoeHer.................. Reece, Ross.......................... Fetty, Wilmington................ Kemedy, Northwest........... •lnPOUNDS Name, SChool Combs, Scott.............·-········· Nagro, Indian Hil.................. Wels, Mason........................ Noggle, Turpin...................... Perkins, Harrison................. D. Floyd, Ross....................... Padial, Glen Este.................. Evans, Hilsboro................... Z. Abrams. Lebanon........... Bel, Moeller.......................... Munafo, McNicholas........... Eastes, Wilmington............. Hembree, Loveland............. Lange, Fairmont..............-.. Frescn, Roger Bacon.......... Keneman, Norwood............ Estes, Northwest.................

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Name, Scho:l POUNDS W L •,.: Spruel, Hilsboro.................. 11 1 15 Byrley, Scott......................... 11 10 11 Engel, Reading...................... 24 o 19 Mccaffrey, Glen Este........ 23 5 13 Maliyow, Lebanon.............. 21 31 2 Perry, Turpin........................ 20 2 9 Williams, LaSalle.................. 20 5 17 Peed, Miamisburg............... 19 6 11 Logan. Mickletown.............. 18 7 13 Niehaus, Harrison................ 17 6 11 McEvoy, Wilmington.......... 16 4 9 Brunner, Elder...................... 16 8 13 Rappach, Mason.......... ·-····· 16 12 12 Davis, McNicbolas............... 14 7 6 Francis, Ross~....................... 13 a 9 Goforth, Monroe.................. 11 6 5 Hager, Norwood................... 11 10 7 Smith, Princeton.................. 10 2 5 215 POUNDS w L P Name, School Walkins, Scott...................... 31 6 21 Schuckman, Pur. Mar......... 22 1 15 Critzer, Miamisburg............ 22 3 10 Wortman, Mason................. 21 4 10 Wolf, Reading ............ ·-······ 21 6 17 Hensley, Anderson.............. 19 3 11 Warger, Turpin.................... 18 3 4 Lehman, Oak Hills................ 16 6 11 Cronin, Moeller..................... 16 7 11 Black, Princeton................... 15 2 10 Robbins, LaSale................... 15 10 7 Pugtielli, Roger Baco........... 13 4 Carmosino, Elder................. 13 1 10 Morris, Harrison.................. 13 10 6 Dollard, Fiooeytown............ 13 11 8 Lieurance, Colerain............. 12 s 3 Lane, Loveland..................... 12 12 10 • HEAVYWEIGHT Name, SChool w L p Fisk. Scott............................. 29 5 17 Strasset Harrison............... 19 5 11 Boone, Hillsboro.................... 19 10 9 Kennedy, Northwest.......... 18 3 7 Ouncil, Fairfield................... 15 3 9 Deaton. Franklin................. 15 5 11 Cook, Wilmington................. 15 7 8 Bailey, Princeton.................. 14 0 10 Sexton, Fairmont................. 14 8 9 Horning. Colerain................. 14 12 7 catanzaro, Elder.................. 13 2 8 Wiliams, MI. Healthy......... 13 6 10 Veser, Finneytown.............. 12 8 7 Quay, Sycamore................. 11 2 6 Williams, Pur. Mar.............. 11 8 8 Beck, Roger Bacon.............. 11 8 6 Davis, Monroe...................... 11 10 5

Enquirer wrestling coaches POliS 1.

WRESTLING HONOR ROLL

Division 11-111-IV

- - DIVISIOn I Rtc Pfs Moeler (11) ......................................................... 155

1. 2.

St.Xovier .............................................................. Sycamore............................................................. Lakota................................................................... La Salle..................................................................

• 103 POUNDS

Rtc Pis Purcell Morlan ( 10) ............................................ 118 Reading................................................................. 96

Nome, School W L P Brock, Taylor........................ 24 3 12

Wilmlngton(1) .................................................... Taylor.................................................................... Franklin.................................................................

Rogers,Pur.Morlon........... McVicker, Scott ................... Boggs, MI. Healthy.............. Baysinger, Amelia............... Herdlner, Loveland............. Knight, Moeller..................... o. Jones, Conn"!"·······-········· SIOIY'4)er, Miamisburg........ Hooker, St. Bernard............ Langdon, Harrison............... Janevskl, Reading................ •n2POUNDS Name, School Ranshaw, Scott.................... Thompson.Bethe~Tote....... T. Hulh, Ryle......................... A. Ray, Ross......................... Iori, Elder............................... Zielinski, Moeller.................. Kaplan, Sycamore............... Culbreath. Hillsboro............. CorreN, Taylor...................... Rue, Goshen .......................... H!l'rn, Turpin......................... K1ng.Amella.......................... Clark, Hamilton..................... Marchbanl<s,Talawanda.... Ja. WHcox,Dak Hins............. Schiro, La Salle..................... weNs, Franklin...................... Mcintire, Lakota.................. Euhlln, Pur. Marion............. •119 POUNDS Name, School Hydon, Scott......................... Beln, Batavia......................... B. Hulh. Ryle......................... Lyons,MoeNer ..................... Jerem.Giron,Conner.........

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Others: Turpin 14, Princeton 12, MI. Healthy 4, Hamilton 1.

~YMNASTIC$

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141.85 129.37 127.40 126.10 121.40 110.00 99.55

VAULT Snyder (Sycamore)················ 9.05 Sunomoto (Sycamore) ........... 8.70 Bradford (Sycamore)·······-··· 8.65 Forr (Sycamore) ..................... 8.65 R~lnson (CCD) ....................... 8.65 While (Sycamore) .................. 8.60 Rice (Lakota) ........................... 8.60 Yokel (CCD) ............................. 8.60 Lawrence (CCD) ..................... 8.50 Phelps (Turpin) ........................ 8.50 UNEVEN BARS Sunamoto(Sycamore) ........... 9.10 Fan'Dycannore) ..................... ~ ,

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Bla';ji~::~ 211, 1Sp~l'?boro

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I S POLL Sycamore........................... Turpin.................................. Anderson-·········-·-·-····...·· Lakota................................. CCD ...................................... Seven Hills ........................... Mloml Trace........................

3. White (Sycamore) .................. IUS 4. Snyder (Sycamore) ................ 8.65 5. Ganote (Sycamore) ................ 8.60 6. Rice (Lakota) ........................... 8.50 7. Bradford (Sycamore) ............ 8.30 8. Kohnen (Turpin) ...................... 8.40 9. Vorgatoth (Anderson) ........... 8.05 10. Miler (Sycamore) .................. 8.00 BALANCE BEAM 1 Ganote (Sycamore) 9 25 Sun ···j············ 9·20 10 IS ycam)ore ··········· 9·15 3· F amo(S · arr ycornore ····················· · 4. While (Sycamore) .................. 9.00 4. Snyder (Sycamore)················ 9.00 6. Bradford (Sycamore) ............ 8.95 7. Rice (Lakota) ........................... 8.85 7. Bla~ey (Anderson) .................. 8.85 9. Robinson (CCD) ....................... 8.75 10. Troflcanl (Fenwick) ............... 8.70 10. Matlock (Anderson) ............... 8.70 10. Pelrano (Anderson) ................ 8.70 10. Ludmonn (Anderson) ............. 8.70 FLOOR 1. Sunamolo(Sycamore) ........... 9.40

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905 Y • ·•·•·••••··•··•··•·•· · PtM:Ips (Turpin)························ 9.02 While (Sycamore)·················· 9.00 Traflcont (Fenwick) ............... 9.00 Yokel (CCD) ............................. 9.00 Ludmann (Anderson) ............. 8.95 Gonole (Sycamore) ................ 8.80 Odell (Turpin) ........................... 8.70 Bradford IS comore) 870 K-~-- (T Y. ) ············ " ~'""' urpln ······················ 8·70 ALL-AROUND SUnamoto (Sycamore) ......... 36.20 Forr (Sycamore) ................... 35 _75 While (Sycamore) 3515 Snyder (Sycamorei··············· 34·90 Ganote (S camore) ·············· 34 ·82 Y ·············· · B~adford (Sycamore) .......... 33.80 R1ce (Lakota>.......................... 33.60 Kohnen (Turpin) .................... 33.15 Ludmann(~erson) ........... 32.75 Krause(T~) ..................... 32.70

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D.Sheff1eld,Lovelo............. McCoy, Wilmington............. Puthoff, Pur. Morlan........... Cooke, Colerain.................... • 125 POUNDS

16 14 9 4 13 8 2 12 10 5

Name, School D. Bell, Scott... ....................... Burns, Hllsboro.................... Vol~, Ryle ............................... LoZier, Loveland.................. Lutz,Pur.Morlan................ Osborne, Wilmington .......... Green, Kings......................... Kaoz, Lockland..................... Abrams, Mason................... Kurtz. Harrison.................... Marsh, Bethel·Tate............. Jackson, HamUton............... Linberg, Fairfield.................

W 31 24 24 24 24 18 18 18 18 17 17 16 16

oy, lor··············· Schneider, Toy ················ Becker, Elder ........................ •130 POUNDS

14 11 7 13 6 12 13 7 5

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Finkes, St. Bernard.............. 16 10 14 Kelly, Sycamore................... 15 8 10 R~lns,Homilton ................ 15 9 2

• 145 POUNDS Nome School W L P

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Doon, Blonchesl!'f"·············· 22 OSborne, Fronklm................ 21

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Nome, Sc~l Meyer, Reading................... Rowe, Conner....................... Jordon, Monroe................... R. Clemons,HiHs~c;;;;········ Wondsnlder, Ha • ········· Mumfrey, Taylor ................. E:"l, Co'=···················· bers, .................... Shreve, Turpin......................

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Name,School Fields, Scott.......................... Joson Giron, Conner ............ Glover, Bethel· Tote ............. J. Godbey, Lockland........... Scruggs, Sycamore............. Miler, Ryle............................ Taulbee, Elder...................... wahoff, Fairfield.................. Smith. Mlamis~g .............. Brennan, Oak H1Hs............... Muhammad,Pur.Marian... Schomaker, Talawanda..... A. Sheffield. Lovela............. Abrams, Lebanon................ Burch. Harrison.................... Feldman, Moeller................. J. Wolfer~ McNick................ Marsh. HiHsboro................... •140 POUNDS Name, School C. Bell, Scott.......................... Jonson, Moeller.................... J. Ray, Ross.,........................ Reckman,Miiford ................ McPherson, Reading........... Pace, Tlliawanda................. Sargent, Monroe.................. Lynch, Turpin....................... G~lz, Lockland.................... Wilson, Harrison................... Noel, King~····························· Lanier, Fa~rfleld................... Glover, Batavia.................... s .. Clemons,Hillsbclro............ B1anco, Elder......................... Soper, Ryle............................ W~lts,Lov"!and..............~·-· Shlmp,Manemont...............

w L P 36 5 13 31 7 15 27 3 16 23 3 15 23 3 6 23 9 12 22 4 6 21 5 8 20 5 5 19 0 13 18 6 2 18 9 6 17 5 9 16 6 13 15 3 6 15 9 3 14 9 3 14 10 12

W 33 22 22 22 22 21 20 19 19 19 18 18 17 17 16 16

L 6 1 3 4 7 2 6 3 4 6 3 9 9 11 9 11

P 20 16 15 12 15 10 10 5 14 5 9 5 16 6 1 9 ~ :

Sh w~on, ~~~ rg....... ~nk m, Fair e ................ Pr nee, Kmgs......................... Hensley, Monroe.................. Ramsey, Loveland............... Hagedorn, Sycamore.......... T. Carraher, ~1. X................ Perry, Bat~v10...................... Olinger, Fa~rmont................ Hunter, HiNsboro.................. Yeary, Wilmington,............. Melnklng.Pur.Manan......... Franklin, Hamilton ............... •152 POUNDS Nome, School Baumam, Scott.................... Dick, Reading........................ WaMace, Frani<Nn................. Selet, Harrison..................... Hirsh. Turpin......................... Sc"":'ldlgoessllng,Loc......... Hav!Wl, MI. Healthy .............. ~cDonald,LaSalle.............. G1bbs, Goshen....................... Curtis, Middletown.............. watkins, st. xavier............. Lobes Milford Buller: Syc~-;;::.::·:::.":.":.".".".". Pennington, Colerain........... Neely, Princeton.................. Padgett, Fairfield................. Dlaz, Oak HINs....................... Fosler, Ross.......................... • POUNDS Name School 160 Mcco:nas Scott Casteel L~veland················ Wager~ Harrison::::::::::::::: Musse~on,Batavlo...........

20 2 16 20 5 15 20 6 6 20 13 11 18 1 6 18 5 10 18 8 10 18 9 9 17 5 9 17 7 4 16 5 5 15 10 6

w L p 31 26 24 23 23 21 20 20 18 17 16 16 15 14 14 14 14 13

6 1 2 1 3 10 4 4 3 12 9 11 9 6 7 8 11 13

17 18 14 8 10 15 10 7 0 7 9 6 11 5 2 5 6 13

w L P 39 14 13 27 6 14 23 23 33 109

C.Godbey,Lockland........... Reece, Ross.......................... v. Carraher, St. X................ McCord, Moeller.................. Hughes, Hamilton................. Herman, Elder...................... Buchman, La Salle............... •171 POUNDS Name, School Combs, Scott......................... Anneken, conner................. B.Fioyd,Ross....................... Noggle, Turpin...................... weas, Mason........................ Perkins, Harrison ................. Abrams, Lebanon................ Eastes, Wilmington............. Evans, Hillsboro................... Bell, Moeller.......................... Boswell, Batavia................... M. Thompson, Winton........ Munafo, McNicholas........... Hembree, Loveland ............. Lange, F_alrmont.................. Herd,Pr1nceton .................... Wilson, Reading.................... Young. La Salle..................... •!19 POUNDS Name, School Byrley, Scott......................... Sprueti,HiRsboro.................. Engle, Reading ...................... Matlyow, Lebanon.............. Terry, Turpin ........................ Wiliams, La Salle................. McEvoy, Wilmington.......... feed, Miamisburg............... ta.;>gon,Middetown.............. rrr~nner,Eider ......................

15 15 14 14 14 13 11

10 12 3 9 13 11 9

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38 25 24 23 23 22 20 20 20 19 19 19 18 18 16 14 13 13

12 12 7 2 10 2 4

w L P 29 11 13 28 1 15 27 o 20 23 3 13 21 2 10 20 6 17 19 4 9 19 6 11 18 7 13 18 8 15

7 11 : 3 16 13 1

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Name,School w watkins, Scott...................... 32 Schuckman, P. Marion....... 25 Wolf, Reading....................... 23 Critzer, Miamisburg............ 22 Wortman, Mason................. 22 Stewart, Batavia.................. 20 Worger, Turpin.................... 18 Black, Princeton................... 17 Lehman, Oak Hills................ 17 Cronin, Moeller..................... 17 Grlggs,Ryle.......................... 17 Robbins, LaSalle .................. 16 Morris, Harrison.................. 14 Lone, Loveland..................... 14 Dixon, Blanchester.............. 13 LIO!Uronce, Colerain............. 13 eormoslno, Elder ............... _ 13 Robbins, Lockland................ 11 • HEAVYWEIGHT N_ame, School w Fisk, Scott............................. 30 Burke,C~r ....................... _21 DuncH, Fairfield.................... 19 WHson,WinlonWoods........ 19 Strassel, Harrison............... 19 voone, HiUsboro................... 19 Bailey, Princeton.................. 18 Cook, WHmlngton................. 18 aepper, Batavia.................. 16 C.lonzoro, Elder.................. 15 Deaton, Franklin.................. 15 Horning, Colerain................. 15 Willlams,MI. Healthy.......... 14 Williams, P. Morlan_........... 14 Sexton, Fairmont................. 14 Dovls.Poonroe...................... 14 Quay,5ycamore.................. ~2 Hllgenberg,Bei~T........... 1

L 7 1 7 43 6 4 2 6 7 11 10 10 13 6 5 8 10

p 21 16 18 10 11 17 4 11 11 12 15 7 6 12 10 3 10 8

L 6 9 3 5 5 11 1 8 2 2 5 12 8 8 8 10

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Enquirer wrestling coaches polls Division I l. 2. 3.

Moeler (10) --·····-·---····-·--·--..................

Harrison ( 1) ....................................................... . Elder .........................................•........................... Fairfield .............................................................. 5. Oak Hils .............................................................. 6. Glen Este .............................................................. 7. St. Xavier ..............................................•.............. 8. Lakota ............................................................. . 9. Sycamore········-····················· ... ···················· 10. Turpin .........................•......................................... 4.

Others: Princeton 9, Milford 1.

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Division 11-111-IV Pts 109 97 85 72 61 60 45 25 20 14

l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

PIS

PurceH Marian ( 11) ................................................ 126 Reading ..................................................................... 107 Loveland .................................................................. 74 Mfgoe ...•................................................................. 73 Batavia ..................................................................... 62 Ross.......................................................................... 52 Wilmington ( 1) ........................................................ 44 Hmsboro ( 1l ............................................................. 37 Springboro ................................................................ 31 Taylor .................................................................... 21

Others: Bethel-Tale 19, Franklin 18, Norwood 15, Blanchester 11, Madeira 11, Lockland 10, Edgewood 4, Roger Bacon 2.

WRESTLING HONOR ROLL •103POUNDS Name, School Grimme, Campbell.............. T. Brock, Taylor..............•... Surgehoff, Colerain .............. Roy, Fairfield........•............... Patel, TIM"pin......................... Auclelo, LaSaHe................... Roy, Fairfield........................ Rogers, Purcel..................... Herdtner, Loveland............ Lombardi, Summit .............. Knight, Moeler ..................... Janveski, Reading................ Meiners, Lockland............••• Bamonte, Harrison.............. Mason, Oak HRis.................. •112POUNDS Name, School Ranshaw, Scott.................... Thompson, Bethel-Tate....• A. Ray, Ross. ........•.............. Iori, Elder••...............•...•.......•• ZleRnskl, MoeHer .................. Heggood, Glen Este............. Correl, Taylor...................... Fields, SUmmit...................... Kaplan. Sycamore............... Langdon, Harrison............... Hooker, St. Bernard............ Ja. Wilcox, Oak Hils ...........• Klein, FIMeytown. ............... Holm, TIM"pin. .....................•. Uehlin, Purcell...................... Clark, Hamilton...................• Wels, FrankRn.......•............. Mcintire, Lakota .................. Schiro, LaSalle....•.............•...

30 20 23 22 22 21 20 20 19 18 17 17 12 11 10

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20 17 13 17 6 9 8 12 7 6 8 10 8 6 9 9 12 8 12 6 15 9 12 6 10 3 10 5

L p 8 14 1 22 7 14 3NA 3 9 1 15 10 9 6 1 5 11 7 10 9 12 11 4 6 5 10 7 10 2 12 7 9 6 10 3 5 2

5 3 1 5 7 6 7 12 6 10

•119POUNDS Name, School Hyden, Scott......................... Bein, BataVia....•................... Tokarsky, Summit.. ........•.... Johnson, s. Kenton............... Lewis, Norwood................... Ju. Wilcox, Oak HIDs............ Lyons, Moeler..................•. Marston. Sycamore ............ Leggett, CNE ................•....•. Darwish. LaSaile.................. Kriellng, Anderson.......... -· Patterson, HarniHon............ Obermeyer, Glen Este....... D. Shefflekl. Lovelan •......... Monk, Monroe...................... Cooke, Colerain.................... Fosler, MiddletOwn............. Puthoff, Purcel.................... Bonner, Princeton................

20 26 24 24 23 23 21 20 20 20 20 17 17 16 14 13 13 10

•125POUNDS Name, School Bel, Scott............................... Lutz, Purcell.......................... Lozier, Loveland.................. Smith. Monroe .•.................... Distel, Colerain. .................... Bunke, Anderson................. Kaaz, Lockland..................... Jackson, Hamilton ............... Green, Kings......................... Marsh. Befhel. Tate............. Unberg, Fairfield................. Kurtz, Harrison.................... Schneider, Taylor................ Barklu, Glen Este...........•.. Linberg, Fairfield................. Rains, Norwood.................... Becker, Elder........................ Reina, lnclan Hill...................

33 26 24 22 21 21 20 19 19 19 18 18 17 16 16 16 15 13

12 7 9 6 4 7 11 7 4

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1 6 1 7 10 6

L 12 6 5 6 5 9 9 3 8

p 17 13 14 7 9 3 11 9 13 12 1 5 12 6 1 8 6 3

•130POUNDS Name, School

Meyer, Reading................... Destefano, S. Kenton.......... Jordan, Monroe................... Mumfrey, Taylor................. Wandsnlder, Harrison. ........ Yazel. FIMeylown. ............. Shreve, Turpln...................... Jenny, Glen Este.................. Roche, Oak Hills. ................. Larrbers, Elder.................... Roberts. Fairfield ................. Oovis, Moeler..................... Kely, Sycamore...........•...... Roberts, Fairfield................. Flnkes, St. Bernard ..............

30 1 21 30 6NA 12 14 12 15 9 17 6 11 7 7 9 6 3 7 9 10 9 5 11 15

FRck, LaSaile.......................• Robbins, Hamilton................ Robinson, Franklin............... Haines, Middletown............. Hlman, Colerain ...................

17 16 13 11 10

•135POUNDS Name, SChool w Fields, Scott.........•............... 39 Glover, Bethel-Tate............. 30 Scruggs, Sycamore............. 26 J. Godbey, Lockland........... 25 Taulbee, Elder...................... 24 Wahoff, Fairfield.................. 23 BreMOil, Ook HIUs............... 22 Wahoff, Fairfield.................. 21 Muhammad, Purcen........... 20 A. Sheffield. Lovelan........... 19 Lampe, Glen Este................ 19 Bu'"ch, Harrison .................... 18 Feldman, Moeler................. 18 Harder!, Colerain................. 14 Garrison, Hamilton.............. 11 •140POUNDS Name, School

Bel, Scott............................... 36

Janson, MooRer.................... J. Ray, Ross.................•....... MacPherson, Reading. ....... R~MIIford. ............... Sargent, Monroe.................. Lynch, Turpin .................... Noel, Kings............................. Gertz, Lockland. ...•............... Biananco, Elder................... Lanier, Fairfield.....•............. Lanier, Fairfield................_. Glover, Batavia. ..........._,;,_. Z. Brock, Taylor...............•... Wails, Loveland................... Schawe, Norwood................ Noclto, Sycamore..........•..... Coulter, Harnliton. ................ Richardson, Hamilton.......... Lambers, Oak Hils .............. •145POUNDS Name, SChool Karwedsky, Scott................ Schierloh, Lockland............. Shankin, Fairfield................ Jolv\son, CNE..•....- ............ Hensley, Monroe .................. Ramsey, Loveland. ............ Prince, Kings........................ Wilson, Harrison................... Gerwe, Milford................... Perry, Batavia. ..................... Shankron, Fairfield................ Hagedorn, Sycamore.......... McDaniel, Anderson........... Melnklng, Purcell................ carroll, Elder......................... Franklin, HamUton............... Haskin, Turpin...................... •152POUNDS Name, School

25 25 25 22 22 21 20 20 19 19 18 18 17 17 17 12 11 9 9

•160POUNDS Name, School McComass, Scott................ Costeel, Loveland................ Wagers, Harrison. ............... Musselman, BelaVia.......... Osborne, Franklin............... Kincle, Reading...•.•.............. Hancock, Norwood.............. CUrry, Purcell ......................

5 3 3 3 5 6 0 5 8 6 11 3 9 10 6

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Wrestlers from the Cleveland area have dominated the state championships over the years, but a group of 83 Cincinnati wrestlers is hoping to change that trend this season. , The state championships start today and run through Saturday at the Nutter Center at Wright State University in Fair~orn. Cincinnati will have 17 district champions competing in the three divisions, giving the area one of its strongest fields in years. · "It has taken awhile for some of the programs down here to grow, but I think the time is finally here that we can compete," said Reading coach Dick Engel, whose team qualified six people to the state meet,. including three distric~ winners. Said Harrison coach Vance Reid: "Sometimes all it takes is confidence, and I think a lot of our: guys are starting to get the confidence they need to win." The Cincinnati area has won 17 state titles so. far in the J1990s after wiruiliig only five in the 1980s. ·,

Cincinnati did not have a champion last year IJut did · see three wrestlers make it to the championship match: Reading's Adam Meyer, Moeller's Josh Janson and Harrison's Jimmy Wandsnider. All three return this year as favorites to win. "I didn't wrestle last week as well as I wanted, so I was disappointed," Janson said of his district performance. "But I've got a good feeling about myself this week if I can step it up a notch." Wandsnider, competing in his third state tournament, is hoping to become Harrison's first state champion since Jeff Kelly won in 1972. "We definitely need another champion from our school," Wandsnider said. 'Tm not thinking about anything else besides winning the whole thing." Oak Hills' Justin Wilcox, making his third state tournament appearance, placed fifth last season. ''I've wrestled all my match~s like it was the state championship finals/' he said. "'From here on out, you have to take each one that way .." ' Meyer's coach is hoping he improve;; on his runrier-up perform. ' ance of last season. "Someone told me. that Readmg has won more runner-up trophies · (four) without a state champion than any other school in the state," coach Dick Engel said. "I think it's time we ended that streak now." Today's meet starts at 2:30 p.m. The quarterfmals begin at 9 a.m. Friday, and the semifinals at 6 p.m. Championship matches start at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. ·

Moe cruises in sectional, league wrestling tourneys . Moeller wrestling, ranked first in G.reater Cincinnati and ninth in the state, continued its dominance over the loca·l teams by winning the Greater Catholic League and Division I sectional tournaments. Moeller's victory at the GCL tournament at Elder High School marked Moeller's fifth GCL South championship in a row. Elder placed second, St. Xavier ihird and LaSalle came in fourth. Moeller had five individual. league champions: Chris Davis at 130 pounds, Dave Feldman at 135 pounds, Josh Janson at 145 pounds, Chip McCord at 160 pounds and John Bell ai 17 I pounds. Placing second were Mark Zielinski at 112 pounds and Sean Cronin at 215 pounds. · Placing third were Ryan Knight at 103 pounds, Bobby Lyons at 1.19 pounds and Donald Schnitzler at I 89 pounds. Placing fourth were Andrew Knight and Andy Albers. Josh Janson, winner of the 145.pound weight class, became only t~e fourth wrestler in the league's 32year history to win four league titles. Janson was voted the league's wrestler of the year, and Moeller's Jeff Gaier was voted coach of the year. , Moeller then competed in the 13team Division I sectional tournament at Fairfield High School. Moeller

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·took the lead in the first round and remained in the lead throughout the tournament, finishing with 196.5 points to Fairfield's 173.5 and Princeton's 155. Moeller had four individual secti.onal champions: Bobby Lyons at I 19 pounds, Chris Davis at 130 pounds, Josh Janson at 140 pounds and Chip McCord at 160 pounds. Placing second were Mark Zielin-

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·ski at 1' 12 pounds and Sean Cronin at 215pounds. Placing third was Ryan Knight, and placing fourth were Dave Feldman at 135 pounds, ·John Bell at I 71 pounds and Donald Schnitzler at 189 pounds. The top four placers at the Division 1 sectional advanced to the pi visio_n I d.i strict tournament at:; Centerville H1gh School Feb. 28 and· March I.

Moeller led the Division (district meet at Centerville High School after the first day of matches, but the Crusaders had to settle for third place in the fi1llil standings, . scoring 11 I points. Josh Janson led the Crusaders, winning the 140pound district championship. Janson won a decision over !'1~~ Reckman of Milford to claim tile Crusaders only IndiVIdual crown. Janson will be competing in his fourth state champi-. onship this week, but will be a favorite this year. He finished as state runner-up a year ago at 140 pounds and is the top returning finisher in that class. The Crusaders are sendi'ng four other wrestlers to state, which begins tomorrow (March 6) in. at Wright State University's Nutter Center. · John Bell rebounded from a'fourth-place finish in the sectionals to finish second at 171 pounds in the district

meet. He Is state-bound, along with Mark Zielinski, Chris Davis, and Sean Cronin. . Zielinski finished fourth. in the 1 I 2-pound weight .class. Davis was fourth at 130 and Cronin finished third at 2 15·. · · · Two otAer Moeller wrestlers lost matches to determine state berths. Bobby Lyons finished sixth at I I 9 pounds and Dan Schnitzler was sixth at 189. The top five finishers in each class advance to state.

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Moeller took a solid lead over Harrison in the Ohio Division I District wrestling meet at Centerville High School on Friday night. Moeller advanced six wrestlers to the semifinals, led by state runner-up Josh Janson. The Crusaders held a 61-46 lead over Harrison, with local schools Elder (third, 43 112), Fairfield (fourth, 36) and Glen Este Iand Sycamore (tied for fifth, 34) 1 following. In Division II at Wilmington High School, Purcell Marian was the top local team. Purcell was fourth, 25 points behind leader Graham. Reading, led by state qualifier Adam Meyer, was second in the Division III meet at Xenia. Reading trailed first-place West Liberty Salem 55 1/2-55. _" Wrestling continues today with semifinals at noon, thirdplace and championship matches will at 6

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Moeller placed seven wrestlers- Mark Zielinski 012), Bobby Lyons (119), Chris Davis 030), Josh Janson (140), John Bell (171), Donald Schnitzler 089) and Sean Cronin (215) into the semifinals as the Crusaders finished the quarterfinal round of the Division I district wrestling tournament at Centerville High School in a comfortable first-place lead over Harrison, 61-46. Harrison placed five wrestlers into the semifinals: Kenny Kurtz 025), Jim Wandsnider (130), Eddie Burch 035), Walter Wilson (145) and Adam Sellet (152). The semifinals will begin at noon today and the finals follow at 6 p.m.

Hern (Lakota), 14-6; T.J. Davis (Xenia) dec. Garrett Padgett (Fairfield), 17-10. 16G-Richie Root (Lakota) pin Dylan Hermosillo (Kettering Fairmont), 3:11; Kent Witt (Sidney) pin Kevin Pohlmeyer (Turpin), :46; Vincent Gay (Trotwood-Madison) dec. Ch.JE ¥:J~rd~ler), 17-13; Greg Young (Cemeivllie) Pin es agars (Harrison), .1 overtime. 171-Jarrod Martin (Beavercreek) dec. Kerwin Heard (Princeton), 13-5; Jon Padial (Glen Este) dec. Levi Wells (Mason), 13-9; John Be!L(Moelle~ dec. Mi~stes ~orthwe.st), 6-3; Matt Noggle ( urpln) dec. asey apustka (Centerville), 7-2. 189-D..Q_na~tzler oeller dec. Raymond Bond (Waynef,1H; JoeJQI affrey en Este) dec. Chris Peed (Miamisburg), 8-5; Josh Duncan (West Carrollton) pin Criston Smith (Princeton), 3:53; Ryan Wheeler (Sidney) dec. Scott Perry (Turpin), 9-4. 215-Brad Hensley (Anderson) dec. Nick Nerla (Stebbins), 7-3; Alex Carmoslno (Elder) pin Dave WallinQ (Piqua), 5:56; Sean Cronin (Moeller) deMhn Crotzer (MoamisbOrg), 12-5; Dan Wortman l•voason) aeC.Mike Harvey (Wayne), 5-2. Hwt-Nate Boehm (St. Xavier) dec. Adam Duncll (Fairfield), 1-0 overtime; Gene Smith (Stebbins) pin Arthur Wilson (Winton Woods), 5:14; Richard Bailey (Princeton) pin Bruce Kennedy (Northwest), 2:45; tony Brown (Patterson) pin David Cantanzaro (Elder), 2:39.

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112-Mark Zielinski (Moeller) dec. Donnie Branch (antervoile). S-4, St~ve lt!l'o (Eitler)"Cec. Mark Heggood (Glen Este), 14-5; Josh Daugherty (Wayne) dec. Kevin Pierson (Beavercreek), 18-7; Justin Wilcox (Oak Hills) dec. Chris Mcintire (lakota), 12-5. 119-Kyle Marston (Sycamore) dec. Matt Gnau (Xenia), 10-4; ~ons (Moeiii!Ildec. Robbie Smith (Tecumsehl;l~on (Hamilton) pin David Guillozel (Greenville), 1:49; Travis Key (Butler) dec. Steve Kreiling (Anderson), 12-4. 125-Tom Sommer (West Carrollt"n) dec. Josh Becker (Elder), 8-4; John Poland (Greenvolle) pin Sean. Brannen (Xenia), 2:00; Kenny Kurtz (Harrison) dec. Linberg (Fairfield), 2·1; lnue Damrongchal (Beavercreek) dec. Jason Guess (Mason), 8-6. 13G-Brtan Smigel (Beavercreek) dec. Roche (Oak Hills), 11-5; Jim Wandsnlder (Harrison) dec. Tim Jenny (Glen Este), 11-2; Sam Mirisclotti (Butter) dec. Ken Lambers (Elder), 7-4; C.lnls. Davis (Moeller) bver Chris Flick (La Salle), tech. fall. 135-Eddie Burch (Harrison) dec. Casey Abrams (lebanon), 15-3; Chris Brennan (Oak Hills) pon Carson Cockayne (Beavercreek), 3:37; Ryan Smith (Miamis- • burg) dec. Barney Wahoff (Fairfield), 5-4; Omar Scruggs (Sycamore) pin Kyle Bowser (Sidney), 4:39. 14G-Scott Lanier (Fairfield) dec. Joe Bianco (E~ der), 5-2; Mark Reckman (Milford) dec. Josh Strunk (Harrison), 7-1; Jos Janson Moeller) ver Zack Pace (Talawan a , tee . a ; are utler (Sycamore) dec. Josh Martin (Beavercreek), 8-5. 145-Shaun Shanklin (Fairfield) dec. Jason Griffith (Centerville), 10-3; Kevin Hagedqm (Sycamore) dec. Todd Banker (Sidne~). 13-2; Walter Wilson (Harrison) dec. Adam Moore (Princeton), 5-2; Greg Carroll (Elder) over Peter Pohl (Stebbins), forfeit. 152-Adam Sellet (Harrison) dec. Jason Thomp- · son (Troy), 5-2; Jeff Snyder (Glen Este) pin Dan Jones (Lebanon), :29; Nick Kapustka (Centerville) dec. Joel

Moeller, Purcell Marian sectional favorites Bat~via expected

to battle Reading in Division ill BY TIM PENNINGfO~ ( Enquirercontributor '2-[2-1 q7 Ohio high school wre!?tlers take their first steps toward a state tournament .berth at various sectional tournaments that begin today. Division I teams will compete at St Xavier and Fairfield high schools, Division II schools at Mason and Division III schools at Lakota. A preview of the meets:

Division I ..,..At stake: The top four wrestlers in each . weight class advance to the district meet next weekend in Centerville. ..,.. The sites: Moeller, the toprated team in The Enquirer weekly coaches' po)l, tops the field at Fairfield. Also competing: No. 4. Fairfield, No. 5 Oak Hills, No. 6 Glen Este, No . .10 Turpin, Amelia, Colerain, Hamilton, Milford, Princeton, Roger Bacon, Western Hills and Winton Woods. No. 2 Harrison leads the field at St. Xavier. Also competing: No. 3 Elder, No.7 St Xavier, No.8 Lakota,

No. 9 Sycamore, Hughes, LaSalle, ..,.. The teams: Bethel-Tate, Blan- Meinking said. "Hopefully we can Anderson, Talaw~mda, Northwest, chester, Carlisle, 'clermont North-· win without him, but it will be tough . Mason, Woodward and Mount eastern, Edgewood, Finneytown, not having him there." Goshen, Kings, Lemon-Monroe, LitHealthy. ..,.. Top teams: Moeller has won tle Miami, Loveland, Purcell Marian its sectional tournament two of the and Wilmington will compete . ..,.. The favorite: Purcell Marian, last three years. "We have a well-hal- · anced lineup, and that's what gives perched atop The Enquirer's Division us an edge in some meets," Moeller II-III-IV poll this week, should be a coach jeff Gaier said. "But I think favorite to win the tournament for the when you look around at some first time since 1993. The Cavaliers are led by senior teams, and not just the ranked squads, this could be a tough meet to Jerime Lutz (125 pounds), Nairn Muhammad (135), Nick Curry (160), win." • Moeller took double honors when the Harrison should be the favorite in Nick Schuckman (215), Chris Greater Catholic League's South Division wresthe St. Xavier sectional with Ray Rogers (103), Matt Puthoff (119) and tling awards were handed out. Langdon (103 pounds), Nick Steve Williams (heavyweight). Jeff Gaier was GCL South coach of the year Purcell Marian coach Terry Bamonte (112), Kenny Kurtz (125), and Josh Janson, a 145-pound grappler, was Jimmy Wandsnider (130), Eddie · Meinking said it could come down to wrestler of the year. The Crusaders' basketball coach, Carl KreBurch (135), josh Strunck (140), his team and Wilmington, Carlisle or mer, took GCL South coach of the year honors WalterWilsori(145),JamesWagers Lemon-Monroe. "We've been wrestling a Division (160) and Josh Perkins (171) seeded, \- in that sport. ..,.. Who to watch: Moeller's Josh I schedule all season, so we haven't Janson, a state runner-up last season seen a lot of these other kids," he sports season. " at 135 pounds, has a 25-1 record at· said. "But the sectional went from 14 Best .Team: Nominees include 140 pounds this season. Janson, who to 2() teams, so it should take fewer Moeller's wrestlers, Ursuline's swim won his 104th career match last points to win the team title." team, and Mount Notre Dame's bas..,.. Who's missing: Purcell Mariweekend at the Greater Catholic ketball team. If you were feeling League meet, is a four-time GCL an's Joe Meinking, who battled back· generous you could also throw in the champ. Only four others have accom- from knee surgery last year to boys basketball squads from become a state qualifier, suffered his plished that feat, Gaier said. Moeller, Indian Hill, and Madeira second ci>ncussion of the year several • • • II because they all won conference DIVISIOn weeks ago and has been ordered by ..,.. At stake: Top eight finishers iri · his doctor to sit out the postseason. championships. "It's just too much of a risk for an Division II and Division III advance But none made it out of the section18-year-old kid, and I agree," Terry to the district tournaments. al. And postseason accomplishments are important criteria for winning this honor. That eliminates the Cougars who went down in the district finals, and leaves us with Moeller's wrestlers and Ursuline's swimmers. The nod here goes to the Crusaders because they were also ranked first in the city's coaches poll all season long, finished third in the regional meet, and 14th in the state, third among area schools.