Moeller High School 1995-96 Wrestling Articles by Archbishop Moeller High School

DEVIN MEECE East Central Swimming Senior He set a school record in the 100 back (57.15), and Milford pool records in the 100 breastroke (1 :00.08) and IM (2:00.68).

.JASON REISKAMP Elder Swimming Senior He won four events in a dual meet with Anderson and swam career-bests in the 50 free (22.03) and 100 fly 53.97).

ANN STEPHENS McAuley Swimming Senior She stayed undefeated in dual meets with victories in the 500 freestyle and 200 individual medley against Fairfield.

ZAK SUTPHIN Mason Basketball Senior guard He had 20 points, including six 3-pointers, and 10 rebounds in a win over previously unbeaten Kings.

.JIM WANSNIDER Harrison Wrestling .Junior He won the 125-pound weigflt class, improved to 20-Q, and was named wrestler of the meet at the Fairfield Invitational.

WRESTLING HONOR ROLL Coaches polls Division I

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1. Princeton (10) - - · - - 100 2. Elder---·---·--- 10 l Fairfield ·---73 Lakota __............... ____ 10 5. Moeller ........_ _ _ _ ,_ 60 5. Harrison .........................,_ ...... 60 7. Glen Este ·--·-·---- 38 8. Oak Hils ............ _ _ _ _ 35 9. Hamilton ............. _ .. ,____ 17 10. MUford · - - · - - - - - - 10 Others: Sl. Xavier 6, Colerain 1.

Div. 11-111-IV RK PIS Purcel Marian (9) ------ 116 2. Taylor (2) ....- - · - · - - a. l Ross -·-·-·..·-·-·---·--·-- 11 Reaclng - - - - · - - 76 5. Loveland ........................_ . 61 6. S6 7. Morroe _.......... -..............._ ..... 51 L Wllmlnglon ( 1) · - - · - - - 33 9. Blanchester-·----"' 26 10. Bethel-Tate ............................. 16 Others: Batavia 1•, Hllsbero 1., E = 10, Roger Bacon 6. New R 6. Springboro 3, Norwood 2. Madeira 1, Lockland 1. 103 POUNDS ..... School w L p Lewis, Norwood......._____ 16 0 10 Boggs, Ml. Healthy-............ 16 6 9 Wilcox, Oak Hils------· 15 0 13 Roy, Fairfield..... ----..·-·- 15 2 7 Cerney, Lakota.....--.-- 15 6 9 Heggood. Glen Este...... - .... 1. 5 6 IJel'jn, Pl.rcel Mar---· 13 5 5 Moon. Hllsboro·---·---· 12 3 5 Brad<. Taylor __.._.. -.-...... 12 3 Iori, Elder-.. -·---·- 12 6 Patel, Turpin._.._....,...... 12 7 5 New, Reading..... --.. ----· 11 5 8 Callns. St. Xavier .............. _ 11 5 1 Zleilnsk~ Moeller _ _ 11 6 7 Sk9>off, Colerain.._......... _ 11 7 5 Felctner, NCH.. .. ... --·--·Kristy, Ross _______, 9 9 5 5 l

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Jueu. Mason..-·······--·-·-· Glendon. Moeller ____....... 130 POUNDS NIIM,School MendeMalt. Northwest .. _. llu"ch, Harrlson........... ,.. ._.,. Brashear, Moeller ............ _ Brooks, Princeton....._......... A. Sheffield, Love............... Taubee, Elder ...................... T. Schneider, Tay_ .........._ Ducklo, Princeton.__,_ Sargent, Morroe.................. Smilll, Miamisburg............. Mcintire, Lakota.. ............. Glass. Lebanon., .._, ___ Zorb, Glen Este..... ___ ..._... Dixon. Blanchester ..........._ Hlrt, Reading...--.... ---· Mall Reckman, Millo_ ....... 135 POUNDS NIIM,School

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Jansen. Moeller.........- - 17 Montgomery, Taylor--·- 16 Mark Reckman, Mil............ 16 B. McEvoy, Wllmlng._ .... _ 1. Menllef. Glen Este __........ 1. Falin. St. Xavier .................. 1. Jordan. Monroe_., ___ .... _. 13 Fox, Princeton.--........ -·--· 12 Roche, Oak Hils.......... _....... 12 J. Clemons, Hlllsbo............ _ 11 McGrail. Harrbon.._ ............ 10 M. Walls, Loveland........... _ 10 Schlewlnsky, La Sal_ .. __ 10 Davis. Reading...-................ 10 Farrts. Northwest. ___ ...._ 10 Corroy, Elder ........ -.-.. -...... 10 Bosiljevac, MoeRer ...- - 9 Noel, Kings--.. - · .. -·--· 9 Wilson. Harrison..... _._ ......... 8

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Artlu', Moeller .. __ ,.. ,....,.... 20 J. Walls. Loveland.. ...... --.. 11 Freeman, Hamilon.. ___ ..... 15

Henderson. uma._ .............. Fenske, Purcel Mar ........... McPherson. Rellcllng........ _ Haskin. Turpin.. ............ --Jolrlson. CNE........................ Redmond. Glen Este........... Haas. Colerain......_ _ .... Shoemaker, R. Bacon.......V-.Jrl, Hlllsboro....... _.. _, __ Lanier, FalrflekL..... __.. __ Carrol, Elder .. _..,..... - ...- ..... Hensley, Morroe.................. Ray, Ross........-·-----·Geisllng, Oak Hils.._ ......... _ Yeary, Wilmington....... _ .... MSPOUNDS NIIM,School E. Selle!, Harrison. ............. _ Old<, Reading. ........... _,_ ....,_

Kemy, Loveland. ................. Shani<Hn. Falrfletd................ Garrison. Hamlllon.. ............ Neyer, R. Bacon................... Meinking, Pl.rcel M............

Prince, Kings. .... Bablnec. Milford................... Hagedorn. Sycamore .......... Lindner, Ross ........................ Krul, Miamisburg................ Mink. Monroe ....................... Bianco, Elder ......... - ............. Lukes. Taylor....................... 152 POUNDS NIIM,School Ambrose, Ml~orcl. ............... Wagers. Harrison. ............... Sdmldl, CNE ........................ Havlin, MI. Healthy.............. Plowman. Mlamisburo. ... snyder, Glen Este ................ Hartman, Moeller ................ Harnlsl, Taylor....... ·-·----· Kala, R. Bacon...- ... -........... Kaufmann, Norwood.. .. -..... Berman. Elder.................-. Felly, Wilmington................ N. Evans, HiRsboro..... --.... Kemedy, Northwest ........... ~.. Hamilton...... -.. --.. Pol*neyer, Turpin._...._ ..

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NIIM,Scnool W. Ramsey, Loveland. ........ Pearson. Lakota. ................. Sc:ilucl<mln Pl.rcel ............. Critzer, .'hamisburg............ Epperson,. Lebanon. ............ 8lad<, Princeton.. ......... -...... McCattre:·, Glen Est.. ......... Kirk wood, Sycamore.......... Davis. Morroe...................... Wortman, 1\Aason......... - ...... SchUlz, Harwood...........-.... Dixon, Blanchester.............. Warger, Turpin. ............ --·Oliver, Eldl'r .......................... Studtey, Hlsboro......... -..... Weyer, HOi .......................... Hess, Taylor ... _ .................. Urra, MI. Healthy ................ Strassel, ltlrrlson............... HEAVYWeiGHT

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Rec Pis 1. Princeton ( 11) .............................. 129 2. Elder ( 1) ...................................... 101 3. Fairfield........................................ 93 4. Moeller........................................... 92 5. Harrison········································· 86 6. Lakota.......................................... 84 7. GlenEste ....................................... 52 8. Oak Hills········································· 30 9. ········································ 10. Mil or ........................................... Others: Sycamore 5, St. Xavoer 2, La SaUe 1.

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Pegram, Princeton.................. Sorgen!, Monroe..................... Meyer, Reading....................... Feldman, Moeller ...•................ Barnes,Bianchester ................ Lathan, Madeira...................... Paul, Norwood......................... Bohman, Sprongboro................ Hamollon.............. Lozoer, Loveland...................... Guess, Mason........................... Lampe,GienEsle ...•............... Mcintire, Lakota...................... • 130 POUNDS

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Name, School Brashear, Moeller.................... Glover, Bethel·Tale................. Burch, Harrison........................ Jordan, Monroe....................... Godbey, Loc~land.................... Smoth,Miamosburg.................. Chrnlelewski,SCD.................... T. Schneider, Toylo................. Zorb,GienEste........................ Taulbee, Elder.......................... McAllister, Wilmington........... Glass, Lebanon......................... Brooks, Princ~ton.................... Wahoff, Falrfoeld..................... A. Sheffield, Loveland............. A. Sheffield, Loveland............. N. Kuykendoll, Edgewood...... M. Walls, Molford.................... Dixon. S. Oerilons, Hollsboro............... Hlrt, Readong............................. Kely, Anderson........................

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eucklo, Fairfield....................... 'oster, Syco~~················· ose, HornUton: ...····················· Voccari, Modeirl'-··················· •135 POUNDS Name, School Jonson, Moeler........................ J Walls, Loveland................... R.eckman, MHford.................... Freeman, Hamilton................. B McEvo ,Wilmington ..•..... Mont orn~r To lor ........ Esfe.... ::::::........ J. Clemons, Hillsboro............... Schlewinsky, La Salle.............. Fenske, Purcell......................... Davis, Reading.......................... Noel Kl s Fox' Joh~ Berry Spri;;Qii(;.:~·······-· Falon St Xavier ·········.Hensl; Monroe..................... y, ...................... •140 POUNDS Name, School A. SeRe!, Harrison.................... Kenny~ Loveland...................... Shanklon,Falrfleld .................... Arlhur,Moeler ........................ Henderson, Lima..................... Prince, Kings............................. Ray, Ross................................... Garrison, Hamilton.................. Redmond, Glen Este............... Vaughn, Hilsboro..................... McPherson, Reading.............. Evans, Madeira........................ Melnklng. Purcel..................... Askin, Turpin............................ Yeary, Wilmington................. Kuykendall, Edgewood........... T. Carraher, St. Xavier........... Mink, Monroe........................... Schierloh, Lockland................. Carrol, Elder.............................

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Mann, Bl~hesler.................. 20 Wolf, Read•ng··························· 18 Peed, Mlornosburg................... 18 Williams, La SaNe..................... 17 Frommer, Ross........................ 15 Ra~ach, Mason...................... 14 Bowlong, Middletown............... 13 Katz. Purc~U............................. 13 Cook, Woimongton..................... 9 POUNDS Name, School 215 W Critzer, Miamisburg................ 27 Schuckmon,Purcell................. 25 Epperson, Lebanon................. 25 Wortman, Mason..................... 24 Thompson, Bethel·Tate.......... 24 Lakota...................... 23 Korkwood, Sycamore.............. 21 Hensley, Anderson.................. 19 Black, Princeton....................... 19 McCaffrey, Glen Este............ 16 Dixon, Blancheste.................... Philpot, Ross............................. 16 Oliver Elder 15 Began' Edge;;;;;;;d.................... 15 Stuck~y Hillsboro.................... 14 Padgell' Fairfield.................... 14 S h d.................... 13 c u11 z, orwoo .............~; .. ·~T13 •HEAVYW G Name, School W Bailey, Hamilton....................... 24 Bailey, Princeton...................... 22 Walker, Lebanon..................... 22 Osbourne, Anderson............... 22 covert, Reading....................... 20 Kelley, Lakota.......................... 20 Duncil, Fairfield........................ 18 Catanzaro, Elder...................... 18 Kelller, Mason......................... 17 Ferry, Harrison........................ 17 Deaton, Franklin...................... 17 Quay, Sycamore...................... 16 Baker, Wilmington................... 15 Davis, Monroe.......................... 15 Berry, Blanchester.................. 13

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WRESTLING HONOR ROLL Arnold, Lakota..................... 11 Lampe, Glen Este ................ 10 •130POUNDS

Coaches polls Division I 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Rec Princeton ( 10) ........................ Elder (2) ................................ Fairfield .................................... Lakota ...................................... Moeller .....................................

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Glen Este ................................. 41 Oak Hills ................................... 35 Hamilton ................................... 26 Milford ...................................... 10 Others: St. Xavier 5, Lebanon 4, Sycamore 3, La Salle 2, Colerain 1.

Div. 11-111-IV 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Rec Purcell Marian ( 10) ............... Taylor (1) ................................ Ross .......................................... Reading .................................... Loveland .................................. Mason ....................................... Monroe ..................................... Bethe~ Tate .............................. Blanchester ............................. Wilmington (1) ........................

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26 16 Others: HiNsboro 12, Roger Bacon 11, Batavia 7, Lockland 3, Anderson 2, Norwood 2, Madeira 1, Franklin 1. •103POUNDS Name, School Lewis, Norwood ................... Heggood, Glen Este ............. Thompson, Bel~ Tate...... Wilcox, Oak Hils.................. Moon, Hilsboro.................... Carney, Lakola.................... Uehlin, P. Marian .................. Iori, Elder ............................... Clark, Hamilton..................... Kaplan, Sycamore ............... Patel, Turpin ......................... New, Reading........................ Collins, St. Xavier ................. Kristy, Ross .......................... Schira, La Salle..................... WeNs, FrankUn...................... Singhoff, Colerain ................. Longstreth, Madeira........... •112POUNDS Name, School Jackson, Hamilton ............... Bogan, Lebanon.................... Lutz. P. Marian .................... Boehringer, HARR ............... Roy, Fairfield ........................ Meyer, Reading ................... McCoy, Wilmington ............. Obermeyer, Glen E............. Darwish, La Salle................. Jorne, Hilsboro.................... Leggett, CNE........................ Rodebush, Lakota................ Bonner, Princeton ................ Heitteld, Monroe.................. •119POUNDS Name, School Burns, Hilsboro.................... Brady, Elder .......................... HtM, Princeton....................... Bein, Batavia......................... Barkhurst, Glen Est............ Hinson, Harrison................... Kreling, Anderson................ Smith, Monroe...................... Abrams, Mason................... Vaccari, Madeira ................ •125POUNDS Name, School Wandsnider, Harrison......... R. Clemons, HiHs................... Bergeron, Miamisburg ....... Brennan, Elder...................... Pegram, Princeton.............. Paul, Norwood...................... Barnes, Blanchester ............ Richardson, Hamilton .......... Lowe,CNE............................ Lathan, Madeira .................. Smith, Lockland....................

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Moeller has one of t.hree Cincinnati placers upstate By Jerry Schrock Press Contributor

Good news, bad news. Bad news first. For years the Cleveland area has considered itself superior to Cincinnati in wrestling. Thisyear was no exception as local wrestlers found the going very tough at the 59th annual state meet, March 7 to 9 at Wright State University. The Cincinnati area could only sent just three wrestlers to the final round. Good news. One of the three was Moeller's Josh Janson at 135 pounds in Division I. (The other two were. Reading's Adam Meyer at 125 in Division III and Harrison's Jim Wandsnider at 125 in Division ~) All three finished as runners-up. Moeller qualified three wrestlers for the state tournament. Along with Janson, were senior Justin , Brashear (130) pounds and senior Tim Arthur (140). .Janson, a junior, became only the fifth wrestler in ÂˇMoeller history to reach the finals, and only the I ninth to place Janson reached the finals in impressive fashion. , Bis first ro,und op~onent was senior Brian , Camargo \28-8) of Toledo Central Catholic. Janson . made quick work of Camargo, pinning him in 3:47. ! Next, he beat Matt Staten (35-2) of Hilliard, 10-4.

Awaiting Janson in the semifinals was senior Mas Toyama (22-9) ofpowerful Lakewood St. Edward. Janson defeated Toyama by pin in 5:23. The only obstacle preventing Moelle'r's fourth state championship was Walsh Jesuit junior Sonny Marchette (35-1). ' Marchette was the runner-up in 1994 at 119 pounds, losing in the finals to St. Edward's Eddie Jayne. Marchette was not at the state tournament last year because of injury. But this year he was too much for Janson, beating him 22-7. Moeller's other two qualifiers did not find the same success as Janson. However, each proved themselves formidable opponents. Brashear drew sophomore Louie lacoboni (33-4) of Macedonia Nordonia, losing 9-3, In his next match, the Moeller senior b~at senior John Walker (33-6) of Warren Howland, 10-3. However, in the next round, Brashear was eliminated with a 9-3 loss to William Nixon (31-2), a senior from Lorain Southview. The l6ss ended his season with a 32-5 record. Arthur met with similar results, losing in the first round to eventual state runner-up Mike Feeney (411) of Dublin Scioto, 14-8, and again in the second. to Steve Ricciardi (33-7) of Kent Roosevelt, 7-2. Arthur ~nded with a 29-9 record.

WRESTLING

Harrison, Moeller, Reading place wrestlers in finals By Mike Wainscott Post contributor

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FAIRBORN, Ohio- Three Cincinnati-area juniors advanced to today' s championship matches at the Ohio State High School Wrestling Tournament held at the Ervin J. Nutter Center at Wright State University. Reading High School's Adam Meyer won his way into the championship of the Division III, 125-pound weight class, joining Division I finalists Jim Wandsnider (125 pounds) of Harrison and Josh Janson (135) of Moeller as championship hopefuls. Each scored two wins Friday at Wright State. Janson (36-2) will wrestle topranked Sonny Marchette of Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit (35-1) for the championship. Marchette beat Janson in a technical fall, 24-9, earlier this season at the Medina Invitational. "I'm a more aggressive wrestler now," Janson said. "I was tentative then, and it hurt me. "We have similar styles; we both like to wrestle on our feet and not on the mat. I'm not going to change what I do. I'm just going to try to do what I do best and hope it's good enough." Wandsnider (38-1) will face Medina's Mark Balog (35-1) in the finals. Wandsnider, who has allowed only three points in three state matches, will try to become Harrison's first Division I state champion and only the second in school history. Of the three area finalists, Meyer (30-1) had the toughest path to the championship, scoring a 10-7 first-round victory followed by a pair of one-point wins in the quarterfinals and semifinals. Meyer's title opponent is Jeremy Kern (27-5) of Liberty Center. Among the disappointments for area wrestlers were semifinal losses by previously unbeaten Justin Wilcox (103) of Oak Hills and by once-beaten Rico Hill (112) of Princeton in Division I. Also losing in the championship semifinals were Batavia's Brent Bein (Division III, 119), Hillsboro's Richard Burns (Division II, H9), Sycamore's Kevin Hagedorn (Division I, 145) and

Richard Bailey (Division I, 275). "When you get up here, you can't have any mental lapses because everyone is real good," said Bailey, who was pinned by Lakewood St. Edward's. Jeremy Orsky. "I had a mental lapse and I got caught." DIVISION I TEAM SCORES 1. Lakewood St. Edward 125; 2. Cuy. Falls Walsh Jesuit 111; 3. Pickerington 47; 4. Shaker Hts. 44.5; 5. Massillon Perry 40.5; 6. Marion Harding 35.5; 7. Worthington Kilbourne 34; 8. WadSWttlh 32; 9. Dubftn Scioto 30.5; 10. Galloway Westland, Massillon Jackson 30 12. Princeton 25; 13. Moeler, 23; 20. Harrison 18; 24. Lalcota 15; 29. Elder 11; 30. Dak Hills, 10.5; 41. Northwest, bycamore, HamiHon, 7; 63. Colerain, 3; 66. Fairfield,

2. QUARTERFINALS (Local wresfleralisted) 103: Justin Wilcox (Oak Hills) tech. fall Brian Bloomfield (Tiffin Columbian) 16-0. 112: Rico Hill (Princeton) dec. Lincoln Baringer (Warren Howland) 9-6. 119: Brent Thompson (Cuy. Falls Walsh Jesuit) maj. dec. Sean Brady (Elder) 12-2. 125: Marc Bullard (N. Olmsted) dec. Chris Brennan (Elder) 11-4; Jim Wandsnider (Harrison) dec. Nick Metzger (Massillon Perry) S-t. 135: Joshua Janson (Moeller) dec. Matt Staten (Hilliard)

10-4. 145: Kevin Hagedorn (Sycamore) dec. Jason Neapolitan (Young. Boardman) 2-0; Reggie Ray (Wadsworth) dec. Jason Timberlake (Fairfield) 4-3 OT.. 152: Jason Tarnal (Parma Hts. Valley Forge) dec. Mike Ambrose (Milford) 5-3. 160: Josh Greenspan (Shaker Hts.) dec. Kerwin Heard (Princeton) 12-5: Stephen Massouh (Massillon Jackson) dec. Richie Root (Lakota) 10-8; Kevin Boross (Solon) maj. dec. Luke Brockhoff (Colerain) 15-6. 215: Tony Sylvester (Massillon Perry) dec. Shane Pearson (Lakota) 5-3. 275: Richard Bailey (Princeton) maj. dec. Greg Faunda (Young. Austintown-Fitch) 15-7. SEMIANALS 103: Shaun Smith (Massillon Perry) dec. Justin Wilcox (Oak Hills) 6-0. 112: Kore Sharpley (Shaker Hts.) dec. Rico Hill (Princeton)

10-6. 125: Jim Wandsnider (Harrison) dec. Steve Bukky (Worthington Kilbourne) 3-2. • 135: Joshua Janson (Moeller) pin Mas Toyama (Lakewood St. Edward) 5:23. 145: Andy Hrovat (Lakewood St. Edward) dec. Kevin Hagedorn (Sycamore) 15-10. 275: Jeremy Orsky (Lakewood St. Edward) pin Richard Bailey (Princeton) 3:26. CONSOLATION PRELIMINARIES 103: Jeff Ratliff (Marion Harding) pin Jason Roy (Fairfield

2:36).

CONSOLATION QUARTERANALS 119: Sean Brady (Elder) dec. Tom Sommer (W. CarroiHon) 5-40T: 125: Steve Cika (Brunswick) dec. Chris Brennan (Elder) 10-5. 130: William Nixon (Lorain Southview) dec. Justin Broshea (Moeller) 9-3. 152: Mike Ambrose (Milford) dec. Joe Chandler (Massillon Perry) 5-1. 160: Steve Sletvold (Austintown Fitch) dec. Kerwin Heard (Princeton) S..O; Richie Root (Lakota) dec. Luke Brockhoff (Cole· rain)9-3. · 215: Adrian Johnson (Lorain Southview) dec. Jesse Black (Princeton) 9-2. Shane Pearson (Lakota) dec. Greg Simpson (Dublin Scioto) 3-2. 275: Dave Orr (Northwest) dec. Tony Brown (Day. Patterson) 8-1; Phil Bailey (Hamilton) dec. Greg Faunda (Austintown Fitch) 7-5.

DIVISION II TEAM SCORES 1. Akron Coventry 93; 2. Olmsted Falls 56; 3. Twinsburg Chamberlin 48; 4. St. Paris Graham 47; 5. Avon Lake 46; 6. Col. St. Francis DeSales 42; 7. Chardon 36; 8. Ravenna Southeast, Ravenna 31; 10. New Philadelphia, Parma Padua Franciscan 29; 36. Purcell Marian, 10; 45. Wilmington 8; 48. Hillsboro 7; 52. Taylor, 5; 70. Loveland 1. QUARTERANALS (Local wresflers Usted) 119: Richard Burns (Hillsboro) dec. Patrick Murphy (Perry) 10-9. 125: Jesse Clark (Parma Padua Franciscan) pin Bill McEvoy (Wilmington) 1:14. 189: Nathan Funk (Olmsted Falls) maj. dec. Brad Clemens (Taylor) 12-0. 215: Ryan Pallinger (Avon Lake) pin Nick Schuckman (Purcell Marian) 1:37. SEMIFINALS 119: Damon Stough (Akron Coventry) maj. dec. Richard Burns (Hillsboro 14-6). CONSOLATION PRELIMINARIES 103: Mike Yates (Sunbury Big Walnut) dec. Josh Thompson (Bethel-Tate) 6-4; Craig Mesenburg (Milan Edison) dec. Jeff Lewis (Norwood) 7-0. 119: Patrick Murphy (Perry) dec. Tommy Lowe (Northeastern) 5-3. 140: Greg Kenny (loveland) dec. Matt Bostian (Lisbon Beaver) 5-3 DT. 145: Jason DeFranco (Fairview Park Fairview) dec. Eric Schmidt (Northeastern) 10-3. 189: Cary Heath (St. Clairsville) tech. fall Wes Ramsey (Loveland) 21-5; Brad Clemens (Taylor) over Russ Kuhns (Belle. vue) defauH. 215: Nick Schuckman (Purcell Marian) pin Matt Makeover (Bucyrus) 3:37. CONSOLATION QUARTERFINALS 125: Bill McEvoy (Wilmington) dec. Tim Jordan (Ravenna) 7-5. 140: Kornell Birden (Steubenville) dec. Greg Kenny (Loveland) 6-2. 189: Cary Heath (St. Clairsville) dec. Brad Clemens (Taylor) 5-1 .. 215: Nick Schuckman (Purcell Marian) dec. Mike Mampieri (Col. St. Francis DeSales) 3-2.

119: Sean Brady (Elder) dec. Andy Branham (Grove City)

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6-2. 125: Chris Brennan (Elder) dec. Derek Kuba (Marion Harding) 4-3. 130: Justin Brashear (Moeller) dec. John Walker (Warren Howland) 10-3. · 135: Scott Hartley (Marion Harding) dec. Bradley Fox (Princeton) 4-2. 140: Clint Douglas (Massillon Perry dec. Adam Selle! (Harrison) 54; Steve Ricciardi (Kent Roosevelt) dec. Tim Arthur (Moeller)7-2. 145: Steve Gulbrandsen (Dublin Scioto) dec. Eric Selle! (Harrison) 5-1; Scott Mullins (Perrysburg) dec. Jason Timberlake (Fairfield) 8-3. 152: Mike Ambrose (Milford) dec McKinley Roscoe (Marion Harding) 5-1. 160: Kerwin Heard (Princeton) dec. Rashad Neal (Alliance) 11-4; Richie Root (Lakota) dec. Tim Hollo (Lakewood St. Edward) 12-8: Luke Brockhoff (Colerain) dec. Ouatric Williams (Col. Marion-Franklin) 12-5. 215: Jesse Black (Princeton) dec. Mike Hageman (Westlake) 2-1 OT: Shane Pearson (Lakota) dec. Alphonse Durden ( Shaker Hts.) 2-1 OT. 275: Dave Orr (Northwest) pin Mike Matall<a (Gahanna Lincoln) 2:52: Phil Bailey (Hamilton) pin Todd Keaton (W.C.H. Miami Trace) 2:05.

TEAM SCORES 1. Della 74.5; 2. Sandusky St. Marys 62; 3. Archbold 50; 4 Elyria Cath. 49.5; 5. Streetsboro 47.5; 6. Bedford Chanel45; 7. Uma Central Cath. 39; 8. Bloomdale Elmwood 36; 9. Edgerton 32; 10. Col. Grandview Hts. 29; 23. Reading, 19; 31. Blanches181', 13; 42. Batavia, 9. OUARTERANALS (Local wresflers listed) 119: Brent Bein (Batavia) pin Phil Wrobel (Bedford ChaneQ

3:43. 125: Adam Meyer (Reading) dec. John Dunstan (Elyria Cath). 7-6. 160: Lee Bailey (N. Jackson Jackson-Milton) maj. dec. Kyle Dean (Blanchester) 13-2. SEMIFINALS 119: Clark Forward (Archbold) dec. Brent Bein (Batavia) 6-5. 125: Adam Meyer (Reading) dec. Ryan Nightingale (Wellsville)6-40T. CONSOLATION PRELIMINARIES 145: Jason Dick (Reading) dec. Rob Timmons (Kansas Lakota) 3-2. 160: Kyle Doan (Blanchester) pin Andy Smith (Gahanna).

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Janson, Moeller .......................... 26 J. Waits, Lcveland ..................... 25 Reckman, Milford ...................... 24 Freeman, Hamilton .................... 24 Montgomery, Taylor .................. 23 Mentzel, Glen Este ..................... 23 Schlewinsky, La Salle ................ 19 Fenske, Purcell Marian ............... 19 Davis, Reading ........................... 18 Noel, Kings .................................. 18 Fox, Princeton ............................. 18 Fallon, St. Xavier ......................... 16

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1111, Princeton ............................ 23 irady, Elder ................................. 22 Iavis, Moeller ............................. 21 Iinson, Harrison ......................... 21 larkhurst, Glen Este ................. 20 1brams, Mason ........................... 1B

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Ambrose, Milford ....................... 30 Wagers, Harrison ..................... 28 Snyder, Glen Este ...................... 24 Harnist, Taylor.. . .................. 18 Casteel, Loveland ...................... 18 Hartman, Moeller ....................... 17 ....... 17 Kaufmann, Norwood . Eilerman, Elder ......................... 16 Woolfe, Sycamore ...................... 14 160 POUNDS

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A. Sellet, Harrison ...................... 29 Kenny, Loveland ........................ 25 ' Shanklin, Fairfield ........., ............. 24 Arthur, Moeller ........................... 24 Prince, Kings ............. '................ 23 Ray, Ross ................................... 22 Garrison, Hamilton .................... 21 Redmond, Glen Este ......... ... 20 McPherson, Reading ................. 20 Evans, Madeira ......................... 18 Meinking, Purcell Marian ... ~ .. 18 Askin, Turpin ............................... 17 T. Carraher, St. Xavier ........... 15 Mink, Monroe ............................ 15 Schlerloh, Lockland ................... 14

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Smith, Princeton ......................... 20 Floyd, Ross ............................... 20 Hertenstein, Lakota ..................... 20 Padial, Glen Este ......................... 19 Abner, Bethel-Tate .................... 19 Bryson, Elder ............................ 16 Perkins, Harrison ...................... 14 189 POUNDS Name, school

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Shuckman, Pucell Marian .......... 25 Wortman, Mason ........................ 24 . Thompson, Bethel-Tate .. .. ...... 24 Pearson, Lakota ......................... 23 Kirkwood, Sycamore ................... 21 Hensle~, Anderson ...................... 19 . Black, rinceton .......................... 19 McCaffrey, Glen Este .................. 16 Dixon, Blanchester .................... 16. Philpot, Ross ............................ 15 Oliver, Elder .............................. 15 HEAVYWEIGHT

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Moe matman pins down wins By Joe Minster Press contributor Josh Janson has his sights set high this season as a Moeller High School to one of their highest finishes member of Moeller High School's wrestling team. ever in the Catholic Invitational Tournament. He is off to a fast start so far this season with a Moeller had eight wrestlers placa in the statewide 17-2 record, including a first-place finish in the Catholic Invitational Tournament and second-place tournament Jan.13 and 14 at Elder High School. Moeller finished fifth overall and fourth against efforts in the Medina Invitational and Coaches ClasDivision I schools. Sophomore Chris Davis (119 sic. Janson, the 17-year-old son of Phillip and Mari- pounds) placed fifth and ended with a pin in the lyn Janson of Loveland, is among the pin leaders in finals. Davis won five matches to make his record this area with 15 to his credit already. He led the 12-5 for the year. Dave Feldman (125) wrestled his way to a fifth way with five straight pins in the CIT. place finish and improved his record to 11-5. He "I'd like to finish high at state this year after havnailed his first pin at this match. Other sophomore ing qualified for state the past two years," said Janwrestlers we're Ben Bell (171 ), Sean Cronin (189) and son, a junior who fashioned a 29-6 record last seaJason High at heavyweight. son after going 14-5 as a varsity freshman. The junior class showed its strength by placing Wrestling at 135 pounds, Janson will be in action twice this week, today (Jan. 24) at St. Xavier and three people. Mark Zielinski (103) placed fifth and Friday, Jan. 26, at Elder before competing in the added two pins to his record. Josh Janson (135) took first place at the CIT. EarState Dual Meet event Sunday, Feb. 4 at Wadsworth, Ohio: . . lier this year he placed second at the Coaches Classic "One of my goals this season is to help our team and at Medina. Janson also added the most pins win the Greater Cincinnati League title for the sec- award by pinning his way through the tournament in ond straight year," said Janson. "We have a strong, just 20 minutes spanning five matches. His record is well-balanced team that certainly could do well in 17-2 with 15 pins. John Bell (160) took third place. Bell collected the tournaments, with guys like Justin Broshe.ar, Tim two pins and four wins to improve his record to 13Arthur, Nick Hartman and John Bell." Other juniors wrestling were Ryan Knight- (112) 4. At of the start of this week, Broshear owned a 16Schork (215), who each collected a win. and Dan 2 record at 130 pounds ,while Arthur (140) was 20The senior class placed three as well. Captains 3 with nine pins, Hartman (152) was 13-5 with five Justin Broshear, Tim Arthur and Nick Hartman led pins and Bell was 16-4 with 10 pins. "I'd say Josh is our most improved wrestler," said the Crusaders on the mat. Brashear (130) placed secMoeller coach Jeff Gaier. "He's got a more positive ond. He added two pins and three wins to take his attitude that will certainly help him in his big match- record to 16-2. Along with this second place finish, Brashear was third at Medina and was the champion es that are coming up. "He's right on track 'to be ready for the state dual at Coaches Classic. Arthur (140) won five matches to place fifth. This meet and he's helped us to a No. 5 rating in Cincinnati and a 6-2 dual meet record (with close losses to adds to his championship at the Coaches Classic and top-ranked Princeton and Fairfield, who was third a third place finish at Medina. Hartman (152) pulled in a strong performance, before losing to Lakota.)" placing fourth. After winning five matches, he left T Head coach Jeff Gaier and assistant coaches John the tournament with a dislocated collar bone and Yost, Tim Cunningham, Dav.e Seeger, Neal Ryan defaulted his finals match. Also, Nick Eling (145) and Scott Ostholthoff led the wrestling Crusaders of Âˇstepped up and won a-match while injured.

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CENTER.VILLE OhlO - Day· ' · • ton Waynegrabbed the sllmmest · · , · . · • ,Of leads OVer Elder after the f1rst day of the Sou.thwest District I . · · • ·· . . • •'~~Wrestlmg Tournament Frtday at '8 t '11 H' h S h' 1 . en ervl e . lg, . , C 00 . . V The Warriors lead Elder 38 _ Guitlo~~·(gm~~~!G~~~~~f~8~· ~~~~~~~~~ 1(~~· · · . dec. Pierson (Bvrck):B-2; Gray (Wayne) dOc. JACKSON (HAM), _37'h, bUt a~: many as SeVen . 14-6; HILL(PRINC) pin Perciful r;fl. Crrlltn), 5:47; Ke (BUr) p<> ·teams_ most-Of them from the WILCOX (OH). 1:10: Brannen (Xen) dec. DARWISH !LAs); 3-2; . ' · ·• • ·· • · BOGAN (LEB) pin SHAFTERL(SYC), 4:16. · Gr~3;ter C1nc1nnat1 .~e3;, have a · , Sorrirrier (W. Crrtnn)dec. KREILING (AND). _ , DA: 119 11 5 legttlmate ShOt at W1nn1ng the VIS (MOE) pin Dixon r;Nayne), 7:02; BAAKHURST(GE) dec. Mir· . .h. . isootti (Btlr) 11 •9 BRADY (ELD) pin Stamper (Miamisbrg) 3.38 . ch ampwns lp. Campbell ll'cmshl dec. BUCKLEY (SYC) 14-2· Smigel (B~rcrk). Princeton is third Wl.'th 37 . pin HINSON (HARR). 1:02: Poland (Gmvll) dec: ELLIS (LAK), · . • . 10-l · pomts followed by Moeller 12S·BRENNAN(ELD)d I LAMPE(GE)·Ge I (N~h · • • • • • e. . : as an mn11 .(34'h), Harnson. (32), Fatrfteld dec._Cranford (Mdwdij, 13-5; Harns (Frbrn) pm Otto (Bvrcrt<), lL) d Q} E t ( B'L) 2.39, PEGRAM (PRINC)pln DISTEL (COLE), 3:32: K1nserr;N. '(29 rA an en· S e 2. 7' - . Cr~ltn)tecn. fall over Melisn(Troy), 3:32; J~NNY (AME) teen. fall . D f d' d' t . t. h. . over ZlSTLEA (ST. X), 2:58; WANDSNIDER(HARR) major dec. .~ 1 , e en 1ng lS rlC C amp10n SCRUGGS (SYC), 15-3; Lewis(Xnia)pln HITEMAN (LEB), 1:01. J !-a~ota is in 14th place with 16 130: WAYHOFF (FRFLD) dec. Smit11 (Mmisbrg). 14·10; Potl pmnts. ter.(Troy) dec. BURCH (HARR) 14-2, BROSHEAA (MOE) doc. I , ' Sn1pp (Dnbr), 8-4: Bowser(Sdny) dec. ROSe (HAM). 4-3; TAUL· !lj ,, Wrestling resumes at noon toBEE (ELD) d~. Rowla~d (Xma), 6-5; ZORB (GE) def. Sroufe 1"1 a t c· t 'll H. h Th f' (Grnvll) by Olsquahficatlon.. 'f. . ay a ~n erv1 e 1g - . e 1135: Jones r;fl.. Crrlltn) dec. CONROY (ELD), 19-8; FOX nals begm at 6 p_m. ·IPRINC) def. Key (BuUer). 7-2; 0 Naal (Tcmsh) def. MENTZEL · ,. GE). 26-7; Cock~ne(Bvrcrl<) def. FALLON (ST. X). 10-8; Clark : "YOU tell me WhO'S the team ' (Wayne)dec. NO ITO (SYC), 13-2; ROCHE(OH) del. Foltz ~ t. 0 beat' I don't knOW if you ~O~~~~~ ~i~B~~~~~tx~1~) 1 ~13~91 · Lowe (Frmnt). 18·7•JAN· · · IIi , •. , . . . ill ~OUld plCk, Sald Elder COach 140: SELLET (HARA) def. ~ASKIN (TUR), 11-3; Fair (Sid) !1J Dick McCoy, "It's SO close_ A lot . def. Campbell (Frmnt), 9-0; Shankl" (Frlld)t.f. FREEMAN (HAM). ~ , • • • • , 4.43, Stacy ~rnvll)_dec. Ost~ng (P1q), 19-7, ARTHUR (MOE) pin • Wlll be determtned 1n the·semlfl· CARROLL( ldr), 2.34, REDMOND(GE) dec. CARRAHER (ST.X), • nals 8-4. DaviS (Xn!a)t. Boudrow (Cinl Wnle). 4.15. 145: SELLET (HARR) dec. Knlesly (Nrtnmnt), 14-3; Krull "If we can get tWO to the (Mmsbrg) dec. NEELY (PRING). 11-3; HAGEDORN (SYCI dec • • . • . Cempbell (Frmnt), 14-3; Luneke (Wayne) dec. MACOONALD f ~hamp10nsh1p and have three !LaS). 14-0; TIMBERLAKE (FRFILD) dec. Wilcox(Mdwdle), 8·1; ·• others qualify we have a good BIANCO(ELO)def. Taylor(Xen1a). 4-3; BABINEC (MIL) dec. , • •, Tnorpe (Sid), 8-3. Hollis (Tiwnda) d.ec. P1errl (Grnvlle). 10 _. ~ Chance to Wln. 152: Randolpn (Bvrcrk) dec. DIAZ (OH). 17-12; Ca~er (Fair.,. Th f . . . born) dec. SNYDER (GE), 7-1; Witt (Sid) de~ HAVLIN (MT. e top OUr lndlVldUals adHLTV), 8-7; AMBROSE (MIL) pin Romrell (Cntrvll), 1:30; O'Con· vance to next week'S state cham- ner(Wayne) pm MULLINS(PRINC) 12·13, 5:43: WAGERS · _l . h: t . . (HARR) dec. Plowman (Mmsbrg). 15-4; Clement (Frmnt) pin .-~. plOnS lp 0Urname.nt held at. CARRAHER (ST X) t-40· WOOLFE (SYC) dec Trostle (Troy) • • ' · ' • • • • Wnght State's Ervin J. Nutter 13-4. • .. Center · 160: ROOT (LAK) pin. FISHER (TUR). 347;Jeff watkinsr;N. ) • • Crrtltn) del. Stockton (Sid): Young (Cntrvlle) dac. Gay (Trot-Mad). ~ Elder received SOlid perfor11-9; HEARD (PRING) ma1or dec. BUCHMAN (LaS), 19;6: , ( • ABRAMS (LEB) p1n Booker(Troyl, 5:25; BELL (MOE) p1n Patnck ~ mances from itS middleweights, (ST. X), 3:22; BROCKHOFF (COL major dec. COLE (FRFLD), } r . S B ad ( ! ) 13-1; Avarez (Frbrn) over Jeffers (Bimryt) by default. d . , i S~nlOr ~an r y 1 9 an JU171: MOORE (HAM) dec. Speakman (Sprn_g N.). 15·10; PA.. • n10r Chns Brennan (125): Each DIAL (GE) pin Young (Cntrvlle) 5:59· NOGGLE (TUR) pin Pu~am 1 ,. rolled into th 'f' 1 'th · (Bvrcrl<), 1:32; Haley r;Nayne) ~n BRYSON (ELD), 4:21; Jar. Wat!' ,, . . e, sem~ 1na S Wl kinsr;N. Cr~ltn) pin SMITH (PRING), 3:14; Wheeler (Sid) pin .J ~ two deClSlVe VlCtones. · MOHR (MIL), 1·20; HERTENSTEIN (LAK)dec West(Frbrn), 8-6; P • Princeton's highlights incl Ud ·ng Norvell (Dnbr) dec. ESTES (NRTHWST), 9-3. 1_. .. \! . . 189: Martin (Bvrcrk) dec. JACKSON (HAAR). 17_7; To gart : ,;; a Stlrrtng performance by sen10r (Tiwnda) dec. Wones (Spt'nglld N.), 13-3; Anderson (Wayne~ dec. • , Bradley Fox who manhandled Srnttn (PRING). 7-2; NOBLE (ELD) teen. fall over LITtLE (L~B). ~ • ,• , 4:33: Grigsby (Tcmsn) teen. fall over CRONIN (MOE), 4:00; Dun•. , Dayton D1stnct champ10n Jason ce.n (W. Crrlltn)dec. BARNHOAST(OHf 11-6; Peed (Mmsbrg) • ;j1 Jones of West Carrollton by a dec. SWANSON (LAK), 9-4; PAYNE (M . HTHY) p1n ~olf1nger ~ • l . d . . (P1qua). 2.31. ·I 15 - m~JOr eClSlOn. 215: LEHMAN (OH) dec. Bailey (Gmvtl) 7-5; PADGETT _ ~ ' M 11 . . (FRFLD) ptn Jackson (BIIr). 4:18: McCAFFREY (GE) J>n Booker , .. Oe er, Whlle not hav1ng the r;Nayne)3:53; PEARSON (LAK) dec. KeUer(Bvrcrk), 14-.3; Spen' '" depth of Princet n Eld gler (Sid) pin LYNN (NRTHWST) 3 28· HENSLEY (AND) dec . 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dec. Branon (Cntrvll), 11-15; COLLINS (ST, X) dec. Ramirez (Frmnt), 4·0; paugnerty (Wayne) de<;\IO.Jl.i,(EL~,~-2. f 112, BOEHRINGER (HARA)dec: Gu~ozel (Grrivll); 8-7; . { Gray (Wyne) dec. OBERMEYER (GE), 6-4; HILL (PRINC) dec.. J Key (Btlr),'11-4; Brannen (Xnia)dec. BOGAN (LEB) 7-5. . .. ·· '. · ·•·• 119:Sommerr;N.0111tn)dec,DAVIS(MOE),16-7;BRADY: (ELD) pin Barknurst (GE), 1:54; Smigel (Bvrcrf<) de(. Cem)itlell" (Tcmsn), 11).6; LINBERG (FRFLDrdec. Poland(Gmvle) 9-!i. .: 125: BRENNAN (ELD) pin Geaslan (Nrthmnt) 'i!'·:iii'H&rris: (Frbm) dec PEGRAM (PRINC) 7•5. Kin' tw Crr1f ~· ', JEN ;: · NY (AME) 56 . WANDSNIDER (HARR)s~~Lewis.'n ,r.n 0-i 1 ;·· '· • •• · • ~ 1••• 130; WAHOFF (FRFLD) ~n ~ECKMAN (MI~, 3:12; Poner, <- · (Troy) dec. MENDENH~LL (N WEST); 12-10: BR SHEAR)MOE) , ·: dec. Bow_ser (Sid) 15-0, ZORB_(GE)dec. T~Ull3EE (~LD) -~- ' :: 135. RDX (PAINq_dec. Jones (W. Crrlltn).. 15-1; 0 Neal . _(Tcmsn) dec. Cockayne (Bvrcrf<), 11·5, ROCHE (OH) d.ec. Clarl< r;Nyne), 11-10, JANSEN (MOE) doc. AECKMAN (MIL), 12-4. 140: SELLET(HARR)dec. Spang (Bvrcrl<), 16-6; Fair (Sid) . dec. SHANKLIN (FRFLD), 11).9; ARTHUR (MOE) d.ec. Stacy ' (Gmvle), 16-7; DaviS (Xf'a) dec. Redmond (CI Whte). 7-4. • 145: SELLET (HARR) dec. KnJI (Mmsbrg) 16-6• HAGE- . ; DORN (SYC) dec. Luneke ff!Yne), 7-4; TIMBERLAKE (FRFLO), f dec. BIANCO (ELD), 8-3; HoiUs(Tiwnda)dec: BABINEC (MIL); f.• 4-3. • : • 152. Randolpn (Bvrcrt<) dec. Carter (Frb'7'l. 11-3; AMBROSE (MIL), 14-6, WAGERS (HAAR) dec. 0 Conner r;Nyn), 10-5; Cle'l'ent(Frmnt) dec. Woolfa. 5-30T. , 160· ROOT (LAK)overWatklnsr;N Crrfltn) by default· · Young (Cntrvll) dec. HEARD (PRINC).4:2; BELL (MOE) dee. ...

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Reed (Mmsbrg), · (RogBacon) 0:21, Callison (KRidge)dec. Cook r;flilm)B-6, Nortn)pin HITT(BATAVIA) 5:27; Hocnwai~Dakwood) dec. 11-8. · . · Tnompson (Betnel) dec. Burton (Bellbrook) 9-8, Allen (Ind. Lake) LONGSTRETH (MADEIRA)4-2. 215: PADGETT (FR.FLO) dec. LEHMAN (.OH), 7·6; Pearson P(~ 'ffrcklam s ~E~gewood)(~12, Zarl<~ (Gr(aS~am) p1n DaviS. 112: Albert (Carlisle) dec. Eckstein (Dakwood)4·3: Strange (LAK) dec. McCAFFREY (GE). 3-2; HENSLEY (AND) del. SpanC ) : • rommer oss) ptn art awnee)3:49.. (Dixie)pin SMITH (LOCK) 1:33; Blaylock(Preble Shawnee) over gler (Sidney) by default: BLACK (PRING) dec: Wilson (Meadow-' 189: Rappacn (Mason) pin Fox (DayCMst) 4:54. Ramsey CARNEVALLE (READ) TF17-0; Ward (GreeneVJew) pm BURdale), 12-1. . • , (LoYOiand) pin Smitl1 (Franklin) 1:37, Bl!!il (Eaton) pin Smitn ROUGHS (MADEIRA)2:28; FERDON (DP)dec. Wubler (Var· HWT: Smitn (Stebbins) pin CATANZARO (ELD), 2,23; BAI(Franklin) 3:17, Scnultz (Norwood) dec. Unl (Granam) 9-3, sailles)11·5, Shar~ (MIIton;Umon) dac. HORTON (BLANCH) LEY (PAINC) del. Rowland(Fairborn)bydefault; Brown (Paner-: Scnuckman (PurceH)pin DaviS (Monroe)3:04 •. Allan(.Snawnee) 17-5; Kruse (M1am1 East) pin TOKARSKY (SUMMIT)3:38. son) pin OAR (NTHWST), 2:55; BAILEV(HAM) dec. Brown pin Boyd (~orthridge) 2:33. Dobyns (KentonR1dge) pm Brown 119: Creech (Milton-Union) pin Carte~Carllsle) 1:38; Flora r;Nayne), 6-3. : (New R1cn)1:01, Johnson (DayCnnst) pm Khnker(lnd1an Lake) (Brookville) pin KMZ (LOCK) 0:47; Grillot (Versailles) pin . · · 2:25, . SEMMES (READ) 3:54: HEEG (BLANCH) dec. DeLuca 01 V 1S 1ON 11 215: Pnilpot (Ross) dec. Ford r;Nilm) 8-6, Workman (Mason) (Oakwood) 16-7; Lacure (Greene~ew) pin CHEROLIS (FEN• _ . pin SeQari(EdgeWood) 1:44, Young (Snawnee) pin Wilson (CNE) . WICK) 1:03; Trostel (Miami East) over RAUEN (DP)TF20-3; at Wilmington [ 1:07,1'/elcn (Eaton) pin Garrison (Graham). 1:25 BEIN (BATAVIA) over Kra1g Neer(Tnad)forlelt. . . . · : HWT: SaWyers (Ross) dec. Hendrickson (UttleMiami) 11 •2, • 125: MEYER (READ) pin Gieseke r;Nest Liberty-Sslem) TEAM SCORES. 1, Graham 46.5. 2,1ndl8n Lake 42.5. 3, . Kettler (Mason) pin Clarl< (Edgewood) 3:44, Baker r;Nilmington) , 2:50; BARNES (BLANCH) ~n Brookins (Brookville) 5:31; Ei·· Snawnee30.5. 4, PURCELL MARIAN30.0. 5, Eaton 25.0. 6, MA·, dec. WiUiams (PurceH) 3-2, Monroe (Urbana) pin CipoNone (New cnnom (Miami East) dec. REINA (INDIAN HILL) 13-5; Jonnson SON 25.0. 7. ROSS 25.0. 8, W~mm~on 25.0 9, TAYL~A 21.0. 9, Ricn) 5:30, Deaton (Franklin) pin (Back(Monroe) 0:32. . (Preble Snawnee) over WATSON \BATAVIA)TF17-1; wrignt ~~ ~L T~J~~S. 1 ~:}0 ~~':~ 2t 0 ·~ 1 • ~~~~~~ON-. QUARTERFINALS (Ca~1sle) dec. Anderson (GreeneV!ew) 14-7; LATHAN (MADEl· . · · • on llge · · • ran In · · • en1a· RA) dec. Hoffman (M1non-Un~on) 6-3; Dues (Versailles) dec. m1n Logan 12.5. 15. NORWOOD 12.0. 16, Urbana12.0. 17. Alter. 103· Stroup(Snawnee) pin Kristy(Ross) 3·28· Tnompson BVRD(DP)19-10· Br1gnt (Dixie) pin GRIGGS(FENWICK) 0·31 115.18 NORTHEASTERN11 019 DaytonCnristian100 20 · · . .' · ' • • · T .. -. 9 5 21 c 1190. 22 Ed ood 80 22 s. ,· .' rtnei-Tale) dec. H!ckman(Aiter), 14-7; LOWJS(Norwood) dac. 130: ldell (Oakwood) pin Keelon r;NaynesviNe) 1:54; Avery f:rr:'~~:astern8.oa2~ NorthwesternB.o. 24 :N·orttin(g;~o. ca'rer.;:Mor~~S- 2 • Bellante (Da.yton Chnst.) d.ec. Uenhn (Pur(Milton-Un1on) dec. GLIER (INDIAN HILL) 13-0;Gray (Mississina25. VaNeyView 6.5: 26. BeNbrool< 6.0. 27, BeUelontaine4.0. 28, . . ' . . . ' wa Valley) pin CHMIELEWSKI (SUMMIT) .3:24; GODBEY (LOCK) KINGS 4.0. 29, SPRINGBORO 3.0:30, Greenon 1.0. · · ·· . :. · · 112: Ream (Norlhwstr~) Pl.n McCoy (Wilmington), 4:35; . pin Aster!no r;Nest Liberty-Sale~) 1:10; Z12zo (Tnad) ptn Wise· Fl S O ~ Mackesy (Ind. Lake) dec. 0 .Dell (Eaton). 6-4; Lutz (Purcell Mancup (Ca~1sle) 0:27; Gearnardt (M1aml East) p1n DAVIS (READ) A T R UNO an)dec. Haitleld (Lemon Monroe),2-0; Hess(Graham) over 3:17; Woodruff(Brookville) dec. CROOKER (BATAVIA) 7-5; 103: Stroup (Snawnee) pin canon (New Ricn)0:54; Kristy · Sheffield (Loveland), TF17-0. . SCHOLLE(FINNEVTOWN) p1n Rhea (Lehman)2:58. (Ross) pin Petro (Tippecanoe) 1:30; Hickman (Alta~ dec. Ratliff.. . 119: Hickman (Alter) dec.. Waldren (Urbana), 7-5; Hansen 135: ~ERRY (BATAVIA) over Milton (Dixie) TF17-0; Kelch (Mason) 15-2; Tnompson (B-T) dec. Wels (Franklin) 12-0, Lewis (lnd: U.ke) dec.' Smitl1 (Lemon-Monroe), 9-1: Schlaegel (Graham) . ' (Versailles) dec. SCHMIDTGOESSLING (LOCK) 15-8; Puter-. !Nor) dec. Rue (Gosnen) 9-4; Brock (Taylor) dec. Blair (Indian ' , :, dec, Everhart (Snawnee), 9-4; Lowe (Clermont Nortneastm) dec. baugn (Milton-Union) pin Kincaid r;Naynesville) 2:25; Masters Lake), Uenl'!' (Purcell) J>n McClellan (Greenon) 1:46; Belanta ·; - . Os~me (Wilmington), 8-5. , , · (Triad) pon GEHRING (FINNEVTDWN) 1:38; DAVIS (READ) dec. (Day. Chr) p<n Me,rt<le (CarroiQ 0:44. . , • • 125: DicksOn (Ind. Lake) dec. Erwin (Nortneastm), 14-3; LoSchafer(Dakwood) 8·3; B1erm•n (Ca~ISie)pon Schwamberger 112: McCoy (W~m) dac. Mot! (New Ricn) 8-0; Ream (NO!W)L . zier (Lovelnd) dec. Anderson (Edgewood), 8-6; McEvoy r;Nil· (COVIngton) 5_.33,1iallang~e (Brook~lle) over SCHWAB (INDIAN pin Wll~y (carroH) 0:44; Macesy (lnd1an Lake) ptn Leggett (CNE) t ._, ..mington) dec. Patrick (Tippecaroel. 5-2; Anderson (Granam) HILL) delau~. Sanders (M1am1 .Ea~t) p1n CORNWALL (D~) 1.39. 1:12, 0 Dell !.Eaton) dec. Bertels (FrankUn) 3-2,.Heitleid (Mon~oe)c . · dec. Ssrgent (Lemon Monroe). 4-1. · . 140: Copela.nd (Brookville) p1n RUMPKE (BLANCH) 3:27: P'" Green (Kmgs) 2:51: Lutz (Purcell Manan) p1n P1er"'! (Snaw- .J · . , David Glavar(Beinel Tate) dec. Schneider (Taylor). SABO (MARIE) p1n Hoytman (West Uberty-Salem) 1:24; 130 nee) 2.51; Hess (Granam) pin Henry (Spnngboro) 1:9~: Hlckrl)~n~ , ·11-1: Lensman (Graham) dec: Jordan (Lemon-Monroe). 4-1; SCHIERLOH (LOCK) dec. MUir (Oakwood) 11).4; McPHERSON (Anar)dec. Marsn (Betl1ei-Tale) 22-7 ,. :·· ' , Mauro (Carroll) d.ec. Sheffield(Lovetnd). B-3: Moore (Snawnee) (READ~dec. Lauber (Lanman) 18-13; Allen(M~am'. East) over 119: Waldran (Urbana) pin Mu_Hen (New Rich) 1:52; Smiltl dec. Kuykendoll (Edgewood), 8-6. · . ~a~~~ (d~~s~e~r.gw~~J~~~ 1e~~1~~i~ei~:,c;;~r~:,'n (Monroe) dec. Guess (Mason) 17-6, Ha~sel (Ind. Lake) dec. . ·135;Montgomery (Taylor) dec. Riddle (Greenon). 12-2; sallies) 1.57 . JANG (SUMMfT) de~ Barbee/'Covlngtonl 14-4 Cl~ens (Carrol) 9-1; Scl'laegel (Graham) dec. Puf!!Off(Pur~ll)~. :. - Cumrrins (Ind. Lake) dec. Harrison (Carroll), 13-2: Morgan (Gra·• ' . : . 21 10, Evert1a. rt (Snawnee)over Stoffergen(Edgewood) 18-3, • . . nam) dec. Hensley (Lemon-Monroe), 18-9; Cross (Eaton) pin No. . 145: DICK (READ) pin Donaldson (Preble Shawnea) 2.36. Osborne (Wilmington) dec. Gilbo.rt(V~eyV1ew) 12·10. Dickson_ Y ai(Kings), 4:17. · · • , NIXon (MIIton-Umon) ptn. VICENTE (COUNTRYDAY)5:43; Zizzo (IH) over Schuler (Purcell) 19-3. . . ·. . · . . • . (Tnad) pon GERTZ (LOCK)2:11: nton (Brookville) p1n CROSLEY 140:DeMarco(Nortneastem) ~ec.Pr~nce (Kings). 8-5: Ken(BLANCH) 1:40; Laug_hlln (Ca~isle) pin Rismiller(Versailles) 1:39; 12 Anderson (Ed ewood) dec. Paul (Norwol.J) 10-1. Lo-.. zier (Lovelamd) dec llo~man (Spring) 8-4 McEvoy (Wilmg) pin .......ny (Loveland) dec. Ray_ (Ross). 6-1, Me1nking (Purcell Manan) EVANS (MADEIRA) pon McGill (West Liberty-Salem)5:08; Bur· Abrams (Mason) 0 6• Patrick (Tippecance) over Gasper(Car-: "· ·. ·• dec, Forsythe (Bentamln Logan), 8-3; WaNace (Valley View) dec. den (Oakwood) pin BORGER (FENWICK) 5:15; Hunt (Covington) r ll) 23 _6 And (G • ) . B kl (Betllel) 1.31 . Ss ., ' Jol1nson(CiermontNont1eastem).1.4·5. pm PETERSON (0?)0:49. . o . arson ra •• ampm er ey . , rgan.1 ·. · .. (Mon;oe) pin Smith (Franklin) 3:15, Glover(Betl1ei-Tate) pin. • ·' _145:Anderson (Bethel-Tate) over Jewell (Edgewood), TF 152: Risner (Ve:saUtes) pin KLASMEIER (MADEIRA) 0:45: McGms (Norwood)O:t7. · ' ,· 15-0: PHkerd (BenJamin logan) dec. Hommg (Lemon-Monroe), Tumor (Covington) J>n THOMAS (INDIAN HILL) 1:21; Duff (Pre130; 5cnneider (Taylor) pin Wick (Ben Logan) 5:53, Leni- , ~ 5 · 1 : Schmidt (Clermont Nortl1eastern) dec. Lind~er (~oss), ble 5nawnee) decc KI.NDLE (REAO) 18·5; K1nca1d _r;NaynesVIHe) man (Graham) pin Munammed (Purcell) 2:46, Jordan (Monroe),;, . . · . 3-9• Fullerton (Graham) dec. Terbay (Carroll), 21 9· : dec. Gran land (Miami East) 10-5.Games_(Bfool<ville) ~n Day pin Robinson (Franklin) 3:13. Mauro (Carroll) dec. Mays (Mason) .. ~52:Wallaoe_(Frankl<1) dec. Smlltl (Urbana), 11-9; Damels. (LANDMARK) L 38 , Enc.Lane (MI_Iton-Unlon) pm PAN O . 17-5; Snellield (Loveland) pin Rogers (Urbana) 3:44, Kuykendall: (Ridge) dec. Hamtst (Tayto~. 2-1; Palr1ck (Ti~noe) ptn DaviS (BLANCH)0. 49, Conforti (Oakwood) pin WEYER (NCH) 2·16, (Edgewood) dec. McAIIisterr;NHng) 8-1, Moore (SitaWnee) dec. i (Aller), 2:52; Myers (Eaton) dec. Chandler (Manan). 6'1. MUSSLEMAN (BATAVIA) ptn Isaacs (DIXIO) 2:28.

' 1" . TEAM SCORES: 1. Wayne 38. 2, ELDER 37'h. 3, .•.. PRINCETON 37. 4, MOELLER 34\'z. 5. HARRISON 32. 6, FAIR-

Carter (Nortnridge) 15-4, Montgomery (lay) pin Hackney(Wilm) 1:29.. · ·-- · 135, Riddle (Greenan) dec: Repella (Mason) 15-4, Harrison (Carroll) dec. Waits (Loveland 13- 11 • Cummins (Indian Lake) dec. Moore (Betlbrool<) 6-2 Morgan (Granem) pin Noble~- Brown) 1·"'H 1 (lM ')d DeM (N rt" 6C ·""• ensey oroe ec. arco ~"east11 · · ross (Eaton) dec. Fenske (Purcell) 8-4; Noel (K1ngs)dec. Berry (Spt'mg)7-6,Pnnce(Kmgs) dec. Z1cafoose (Tippecanoe) 5:4. 140:DeMaroo(Northeastem) Norman (Nortnridge) 18-9, Ray (ROSS) ptn Aombke (WBrown) 4 18. Kenny (Love) dec Mink (Monroe) 9-2. Melnking (Purcell) dec Yeary r;N~mg) S-3, Forseytne(Ben.L)overKuykendoii(Edgewood)25-10,Jol1nson (Nortneast) dec. Kelley [Kamen Aldge)3·1, Wallace (ValleyVIew) ~er Thomas (Dayt Chr~st) 20-2. Anderson (Bethel) p1n Menefie}~. (PtJrcell) 1:23 , . . 145: Jewell (Edgewood) dec. Bobo (Nortnwes1)1.2-2, Plikerd (Ben Logan) dec. Neyer (Roger Bacon) 4-3. Hormng (Monroe) dec. Trombley (AUer). 9-7Tert>ey (Carroll) dec. Waite (Lovetand)3-2,.FuUerton (Graham) over Lukes (Taylor) 18-3. Walaca.(Frankhn) dec. StOigerwald _(McNick). 16-2• Smltl1 (Urbana) pon Kalla (RBeoon) 7.04, Damels (K. A1dge) dec. Buol (Chamlnade) 14-5· . .. 152: Patrick (Tippecanoe) dec. Casteel (Lovaland) 5·1, Davis (Alter) dec. Brown(Ben Logan) 15-6. Myers (Eaton) over Fat·

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160: DOAN (BLANCHrpin Statzer(Tri-County Nortn) 0:20; GriUot(Versailles) dec. Mike Sweeney (Carllslel1.9-9; McCoy , · (Tnad)81n HOLLINGSWORTH (MARIE) 1:52: Sm1tn (BrookVIlle) dec. 8 . LTON r;NVOMING) 10-1; GUTHRIE (READ) dec. Wagner (Catnolic Central) 11·4; TAYLOR (DP) dec. Good (Mecnamc- • Sburg)14-9;Sanders(Mikon-Union)dac.SCHMI0TGOESSLING (LDCK)15-3·S9 1 by(O kwood) · LUMPKIN(MADEIRA)1·23 • s a . . P'" . .. .. .. . · · 171: Adam_s (MachaniCsburcpm B.AWTENHEIMER (LANDMARK) 055: Part11emore est Liberty-Sslem) p1n HENSEL (RIPLEY) 5.22, GODBEY (L CK) dec. Yanc1k (BrookVIlle) 7·5: Creekbaum IP:eble Shawnee) P'" Colvin r;NarnesYIIIa)2. :49;

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barger (M1Iton-Umon) dec. Gabbard (Carlisle) 11-10; E~GEL (READ) pin Dnton(Catl1ollcCentral) 2:58. ' 189: WOLF (READ) pin.lsaacs{Dixie) 0:32; LOWE r;NV0MING) dec. Sharp (~reeneVIow) 15-6:Mayer (Versailles) Pin FALLER (NCH)1.14, Z1ngery (Brookv~e) p<n Benson r;NaynesYllle)1:22; MANN (BLANCH) pm .Howeii(M1am1 East) 3:02; T"':'nsend(Preble Snawnee) dac. Harmon (Carllsle)9·6. 215: Marsnall (Versa~es) pin WEST (RIPLEY) 1:34; Wrignt' (Triad) pin KNDAAD (READ) 1:35· Wes. son r;Nest Liberty-Salem) dec. diXON (BLANCH) 7-6; WEVER (NCH) P'" M~ler (Cainolic Central) 3:38; Hitcncock (Macllanicsburg) dec. DOLLARD (FINNEVTOWN) 15-3; Poast(Covington) pin KELLERMAN (BATA· VIA)1:11;Collins(WaynesVIN.e)plnJordan(PrebleSnawnee) 1:34. . .. , · ·. • ·. . .: . , ·• . .. , 275. CLEPPER (BATAVIA) p1n Wallen(D1XIe) 1.23, Bridgeford(Preble Snawnee) pin BERRY (BLANCH) 2:28; Pence (Greenevl9w) p1n McKINNEY (LOCK)2:38: McGill r;Nest . . Ube~-Salem)gn RICE (RIPLEY) 1:24; Dennis (Oakwood) pin

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::O~UA:::RT=ER:.::F..::IN.::A::l'--------------103: Creecn (Mihon-Union) dec. MendennaN(VersaiMas) · 19·6; MONNIG (SUMMIT) dec. Ka~ Snafer, (I'Jest Liberty·Salem) 7-1; Gregg (Preble Snawnee) pin Bnght (DtxiB) 5:27; NISwonger (Tri-Gounty Nortn) dec. Hocnwan (Qakwood) 12-10. 11·2: Albert(Ca~isle) dec. Strange (Dixie) 5-3; Ward (Greeneview) dec. Blaylock (Preble Snawnee) 9-5; FERDON (DP) dec.' Snarp(Milton-Union) 6-1; Kruse (Miami East) pin VELLIOUETTE (ANNEYTOWN) 0:56. · . . 119, Creecn (M~Ion·Union) dec. Flora (Brookville) 1.1-3; GriRot (Versailles) dec. HEEG (BLANCH) s-2; Lacure (Greeneview) dec. Trostel (Miami East) 6-3; BEIN (BATAVIA) pin VAG· CARl (MADEIRA)1:06. · . . · · . . 125: MEYER (READ) dec. BARNES (BLANCH) 5-4; E1- . cnnom (M1am1 Eas~ dec. Johnson (Preble Shawnee) 4-2, Wnght ~arhsle) dec. LAT ~N (MADEIRA) 11-4; Bng~t (Doue) dec. ues (Versa,lles) 1 - · . . , . . 130; ldell (Oakwood) pm Avery (Milton-Union) 2:34; Gray (MISSISSinawa Valley) dec. GODBEY (LOCK) 11-2; lzzo(Tr~ad), dec. Geart1ardt (M1am1 East)7-5; SCHOLLE (FINNEVTOWN) pin Woodruff(BrookVIIIe)5:28. : · 135: PERRY (BATAVIA) dec. Kelch(Versailles) 15-6: Puterbauan (Milton-Union) dec. Masters (Triad) 11-8· DAVIS ~READ) · · (C •· 1 )5·47· B 11 (B k ;I ) d p1n 1enman a""" · • a angee roo v.e over an ers (Miami East) default. • -140: Copeland(BfookviNe)over SABO (MAAIE)TF 15-0;. McPHERSON (READ) dec. SCHIERLOH (LOCK) 5-4; Allen (Miami East) dec. Hoffer (Mecnanicsburg) 19-6; JANG (SUMMIT) dec GLOVER (BATAVIA) 7·5 . . : . .. . .... 145: DICK (READ) pon Ntxon (M11ton-Umon) 5:40; Tilton (Brookville) dec. ZizZO (Triad) 11 -3; Laugnhn (Ca~JSie) EV· ~~S (MADEIRA) 0·54 • Hunt (Covmgton) dec. Burden ( akwood) - · . , , 152: Risner (Versailles) dec. Turner (Covington). 7-1; K1n· cald r;Naynesv~le) dec. Duff (Preble Sna~ee) 15-14; Games (BrookVIlle) dec. Lane (MI~on-Umon)16-3. MUSSLEMAN (BAtAVIA) dec. Conforti (Oakwood) 9-8. · . . . 160: DOAN (BLANCH) over Grillot(Versailles) TF21).3; Me· Cov(Triad) pin Smith (Brookville) 3:35: GUTHRIE (READ) dec. TAYLOR (DP) 4-3; Selsby (Oakwood) pin Ssndars (Milton-Union) 3:20. • 171: Adams (Mecll8nicsburg) pin Part11emore r;Nest Liberty·Salem) 2:39; BOSWELL (BAT.O.VIA) over GODBEY (LOCK) default; Creekbaum (Preble Snawnee) doc. Mendenhall (Versailles) 13-6: ENGEL (READ) pon Harsnbarg.er (Milton-Union) 3:37. . , . • . . 189: WOLF (READ) pm LOWE (WYOMING) 1.56, Meyer (VersaUies) pin Z1ngery (BrookviNe) 5:03; MANN (BLANCH) dec. COFFEY (FINNEVTOWN) 6-4; Durbin (Covmgton) p1n Townsend (Prebla Shawnee) 5:11. . • II[X 'I ·)de. W · "t:U- · d) 1""·WE"ER 215.• Marsna ersanes c. ngn na ~. r . (NCH) pin Wesson estUberty-Salem) 3,: ; Hitcllcock (Macnemcsburg) dec. Poast (CoVIngton) 13-1; Coll1ns r;NaynesVIHe) pon BROWN (LANDMARK) 1:20. 275: CLEPPER (BATAVIA) over Bridgeford (Prebla Snawnee) default; McG~I r;Nest Uberty-Salem) dec. Pence (Greeneview) 5-2; Dennis (Oakwood) over GRASSMAN (DP) defauh; Cameron (BrookviNe) pin Scnmidt (Covington) 3:29.

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Crusaders cruise to state Deer Park, Madeira, Indian Hill falter By Michael J. Schmaltz Press Contributor The Moeller Crusaders stole the local district wrestling headlines and qualified three wrestlers for this week's state championship tournament at the Wright State University Ervin J. Nutter Center. Other teams were well represented in the district tournament, including Madeira, Indian Hill and Deer Park in Division III. Deer Park led the Division III showing wirh 14 points and a 19th-place finish, while Madeira closed the year with 9 points in 20th place. Moeller The Crusaders placed fifth in Division I with 68.5 points -well behind first-place Princeton's 106 points - but the team is making travel plans for 135-pound junior Josh Janson, who was Moeller's only district champion, 130-pound senior Jus tin Brashear and 140-pound senior Tim Arthur. Janson's disrrict victories raised his record to 33-2 on the year. Twenty-four of those wins have come by pinfall. "Josh had an outstanding rournament," Moeller coach Jeff Geier said. "He was well focused and dominated most of his matches. He should do real well (in the state tourri.ament). The favorite in his class is Sonny Marchetti from Walsh Jesuit, but Josh should be in a different bracket." Joining Janson in Dayron will be Brashear, who was district runner-up. Brashear suffered just his rhird loss of the season and will enter the state meet with a 31-3 mark including 18 pins. ' "Justin has been consistent all year," Geier said. "He just ran into a strong kid in the (disrrict) finals and made one mistake which cost him five points. He's good enough to beat anybody." Arrhur rounds out the Crusader traveling party and raised his record to 29-7 with 12 pinfall victories. He finished fourth after losing a tough consolation match. ' "Tim wrestled well until his last match. He had a tough semifinal loss where he didn't get a call," Geier said. "He can beat anyone when he's on." Geier also was impressed by the district performance of sophomores Chris Davis (119) and Sean .Cronin ( 189). Other Crusader district parricipants were Mark Zielinski (103), Ryan Knight (112) and Leo Bell (160). "We have to focus on having a good tournament and if everyone wrestles to their potential, we have a good shor ar placing," Geier said. Deer Park Deer Park's best hope of making the state tourna-

ment was doused when 112-pound senior Ryan Ferdon lost a controversial 4-2 overtime match to John Sharpe of Milton Union and placed fourth. The loss dropped Ferdon's record to 25-4. Ferdon not only was hurt by a close call, but also by the district. Division III teams send'just three participants in each weight class to the state tournament, while Division I sends the top four. Ferdon was clast;, to gaining "back point~" after fighting out of a hold, but wasn't granted the points. !\We lost the match by a takedown, _but I thought Ryan had a takedown earlier in the match," Deer Park coach Jerry McClellan said. "Ryan did great and just missed going to state. Wildcat sophomore Tom Grassman made the quarterfinals in the heavyweight class, but defaulted to lose a chance at the state tournament. Senior Eric Taylor (160) ends his senior season at 23-7 and joins Ferdon as the only four-time disrrict qualifiers in school history. Orher district wrestlers were Jason Hopkins (103), Nic Rauen (119), Doug Byrd (125), and Matt Pererson (145). Madeira The Mustangs looked at their tournament experience as a building block for future seasons. Madeira sent seven wrestlers to the district, including three freshmen, two sophomores and two JUI110rs.

The best of that group was 125-pound junior Ryan Lathan who made the quarterfinals before losing, 11-4, to Terry Wrighr of Carlisle. "Ryan wrestled well for two-and-a-half periods, but just fell behind in the points," Madeira coach Bob Kearns said. "He then lost again in the consolations, but had a good tournament because the 119through 125-pound classes were really tough." Freshman Rob Vaccari made rhe quarterfinals on the strength of a first-round bye and a second round forfeit. He lost in the quarterfinals by a pin 1:06 intoÂˇ. the match. Orher Musrang participants were Pat Longstreth (103), Nick Burroughs (112), Mike Evans (145), Jeff Klasmeier (152) and Andy Lumpkin (160). Indian Hill The rebuilding Braves met their season goal by making the district tournament. However, Indian Hill failed to advance a wrestler ro the quarterfinals. The Braves best p~rformance came from 135pound junior Rick Schwab, who had to surrender because of injury in a match he was leading. "Rick just came down wrong on his elbow and had to default the match," Indian Hill coach Reggie Wax said. "We're disappointed we didn't do better, bur met our season goal of getting wrestlers to the district tournament." The rest of Indian Hill's district roster included Bryan Reina (125), Drew Glier (130), C"Jat Thomas (150) and Ric Jacobs (171).

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IHI, Princeton ............................. 15 Iinson, Harrison ......................... 14 ~ady, Eldar ................................. 13 larkhurst, G. Este ........................ 13

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Wllndsnider, Harris ...................... 20 Pegram, Princeton ...................... 15 Brennan, Eider ....................,...... : 13 Paul, Norwood ............................. 13 Barnes, Blanc~ester ................... 11 Meyer, Rea:w, ........................... 10 Feldman, Meeler ........................ 10

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leitleld, Lamon-Monrne ............. 10 Menwebar, Colerain ..... :............ 9 kJms, HHisboro ............................ 6 owe, Northeastern ...................... 7 !<irvin, Taylor ............................... 7

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Richardson, Ham .......................... 9 Lozier, Loveland ............................ 8 Clemens, Hittsboro ..................... 7 130 POUNDS

Pins

Mandenhall, Northw.est ............... 18 Burch, Harrison ........................... 17 Brashear, Moeller ....................... 16 Scholle, Finneytown .................... 15 Glover, Batllei-Tate ..................... 15 Brooks, Princeton ....................... 13 Duckle, Princeton ......................:. 13 Mcintire, Lakota .......................... 12 Taulbee, Elder ............................. 12. Sergent, Lemon-Monroe ............. 11 Robinson, FrankUn ...................... 11 Zorb, Glen Este ........................... 10 Schneider, Taylor ........................ 10 Glass, Labanon ............................. 9 A. Sheffield, Loveland ................... 9 K~, Anderson ............................. 9 G bey, Lockland ........:................ 8 Sannar, La Salle ............................ 8 Busam, Colerain ............................ 8 Rackman, Milford .......................... 7 135 POUNDS

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Jansen, Moeller ........................... 16 Reckman, Milford ........................ 15 Mentzel, Glen Este ...................... 14 Montgomery, Taylor .................... 12 Jorden, Lamon-Monroe .............. 12 Fox, Princeton ............................. 12 Roche, Oak Hills .......................... 12 Tussey, FrankUn .......................... 11 McGrail, Harrison ........................ 10 Bovq, Roger Bacon ..................... 10 Schlewink~, La Salle ................... 9 Conroy, 8 er ................................ 9 Farris, Northwest .......................... 9 Wison, Harrison ............................ 8 Clemons, HiDsboro ........................ 6 Davis, Reading .............................. 7

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14 5 3 5 4 3 8 7 3 8 4 2 3 5 2 3

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1. Princeton 2. Elder 3. Harrison 4. Fairfield 5. Moellar 6.' Lakota 7. Glen Este 6. Oak Hills 9. Hamilton 10. St. Xavier' Others to watch (in aiphabatical order): Milford, Sycamore.

1. Purcell Marian 2. Lemon-Monroe 3. Taylor 4. Raading 5. Mason 6. Loveland 7. Wilmington 8. Ross 9. Blanchester 10. Betnei-Tate Others to watch (in alphabatical ordar): Batavia, Uttle Miami, Norwood, Rogar Bacon.

Garrison, HamHton ...................... 14 Anderson, Bathei-Tate ................ 13 Hagedorn, Syce"10fa .................. 13 Meinking, Pur. Marian .................. 12 Kanny, Loveland .......................... 12 Bablnec, Milford .......................... 12 Neyer, Roger Bacon .................... 10 Mink, Lemon-Monroe .................... 8 Lynch, Anderson ........................... 7 Bianco, Elder ................................. 7 152 POUNDS

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Wagers, Harrison ........................ 21 Ambrose, Milford ......................... 20 Waalace, Franklin ........................ 14 Schmidt, Northeastern ................ 14 Snyder, Glen Este ....................... 13 Hartman, Moeller ........................ 13 Kalla, Rogar Bacon .......... :.......... 12 Casteel, Loveland ....................... 11 Kaufmann, NoiWood ................... 11 Eilerman, Elder ............................ 11 Peters, Belhei-Tate ..................... 10 Homing, Lemon-Monrore ........... 10 . Hamist, Taylor ............................. 10 160 POUNDS

140 POUNDS

A. Selle!, Harrison ....................... 21 Arthur, Moeller ............................ 16 Fenske, Purcell Marien ................ 14 J. Welts, Loveland ....................... 13 Henderson, Lima ......................... 13 Freeman, Hamilton ...................... 12 McPherson, Reading .................. 12 Redmond, Glen Este ................... 11 Shoemaker, Roger Bacon ........... 10 Hensley, Lemon-Monroe ............ 10 Lanier, Fairfield ........................... 10 Johnson, Northeastam ................. 9 Glesting, Oak Hills ......................... 9 Alvarez, Norwood ......................... 9 Carroll, Eldar ................................. 8 Moser, Flnneytown ....................... 7 Hem, Lakota .................................. 7 145 POUNDS ' Nlme,IChool

E. Selle!, Harrison ....................... 18 ShankHn, Fairfield ........................ 15 Dick. Reading .............................. 14

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Root, Lakota ..........................:..... 18 Brockhoff, Colerian ..................... 18 Osborne, Franklin ........................ 14 Curry, Pur. Marian ....................... 14 Guthrie, Reading ......................... 14 Cole, Fairfield .............................. 14 Abrams, Lebanon ........................ 13 Bell, Moeller ................................ 12 ObarjOhann, Elder ....................... 12 Haard, Princeton ......................... 11

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Strunk, Harrison ............................ 9 Schmidtgoessling, Lockland ......... 7 171 POUNDS

Pint

Moore, HamNton .......................... 17 White, Puroeii Marien ................... 17 Hertenstein, Lakota ..................... 14

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A. Hancock, Norwood ................. 13 Freson, Roger Bacon .................. 12 Padlai, Glen Este ......................... 12 Abner, Bathe!-Tate ...................... 12 !,. ~vans, Hifisboro ........................ 9 •

Carter, Osk Hills ............................ 9 Bryson, Elder ................................. 9 · Perkins, Harrison .......................... 8 Estes, Nortnwest ..:........................ 8 Wells, Mason ................................. 7 189 POUNDS

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Clemens, Taylor ....................... 16 Thompson, Betnei-Tate .............. 15 Nobla, Elder ..................................14 Smith, Princeton ..... :.................... 13 Jackson, Harrison ....................... 13 Little, Lebanon ............................. 11 Barnhorst, Oak Hills ..................... 11 Williams, La Salle ........................ 10 Wolf, Reading ................................. 9 Coffey, Finneytown ....................... 9 Spruell, Hiiiboro ............................. 9 Katz, Purcell Marian ....................... 8 Weinstock, Glen Este ..................... 7, McCullough, Mason ...................... 7 215 POUNDS

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Pearson, Lakota .......................... 18 ' Schuckman, Purcell Marian ......... 17 Epperson, Labanon ..................... 14 W. Ramsay, Loveland ................. 14 Black, Princaton .......................... 12 McCaffrey, Glen Este .................. 12 Kirkwood, Sycamore ................... 12 Davis, Lemon-Monroe ................ 10 Oliver, 8dar ................................. 10 Schultz, Norwood .......................... 9 Dixon, Blanchester ........................ 9 Hensley, Anderson ........................ 8 Padgett, Fairfield .......................... 7 Wortman, Mason ........................... 7 HEAVYWEIGHT

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Bailey, Hamilton .......................... 16 Bailay, Princeton ......................... 14 Duncii, Fairfield ............................ 13 Kelly, Lakota ................................ 13 Osborne, Anderson ..................... 12 Covert, Reading .......................... 12 Oeaton, Franklin .......................... 12 Quay, S~more .......................... 12 Walkar, banon ......................... 11 Orr, Northwest ..............................11 Ferry, Harrison ............................ 11 Catanzaro, Eider ......................... 10 WHson, Nortneastwn .................... 7

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125 POUNDS

Lewis, Norwood .......................... 16 Boggs, Mt. Healthy ...................... 16 Wilcox, Oak Hills ......................... 15 Roy, Fairfield ............................... 15 Carney, Lakota ............................ 14 Heggood, Glen Este ..................... 14 Uehlin,Pur. Marian ....................... 13 Moon, Hillsboro ........................... 12 Brock, Taylor ............................... 12 Iori, Elder ..................................... 12 Patel, Turpin ................................ 12 New, Reading .............................. 11 Collins,St. Xavier .......................... 11 Zielinski, Moeller .......................... 11 Singhoff, Colerain ........................ 11

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Lutz, Pur. Marian ......................... 18 Jackson, Hamilton ....................... 17 Boehringer,Hrrisn ........................ 15 Darwish, La Salle ........................ 13 D. Sheffield,Love.......................... 13 Horn, Hillsboro ............................ 12 Leggett, CNE ............................... 12 Wilcox, Oak Hills ......................... 12 Rodebush, Lakota ....................... 12 McCoy, Wilmington ..................... 11 Bonner, Princeton ....................... 11 Feichner, R. Bacon ...................... 11

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119 POUNDS

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Hill, Princeton .............................. 16 Brady, Elder ................................. 15 Burns, Hillsboro .......................... 14 Davis, Moelle~ ....................... 14 Hinson, Harri ....................._ .... 14 Barkhurt,Gien ....................... 13 Lowe, Northeastern ..................... 11

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Wandsnider,Harrsn ...................... 20 Pegram, Princeton ...................... 16 Brennan, Elder ............................ 15 Feldman, Moeller ........................ 14 Meyer, Reading ........................... 13 Paul, Norwood ............................. 13 R. Clemons,Hisbro ....................... 12 Barnes,Bianchester ..................... 11 Richardson,Hamln....................... 11 130 POUNDS

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Mendenhaii,Nrthwst... .................. 19 Burch, Harrison ........................... 17 Brashear, Moeller ....................... 16 Brooks, Princeton ....................... 14 A. Sheffield,Love.......................... 14 Taulbee, Elder ............................. 14 T. Schneider, Tay ......................... 13 Ducklo, Princeton ........................ 13 Mcintire, Lakota .......................... 12

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1. Princeton

2. Elder 3. Fairfield 4. Lakota 5. Moeller 6. Harrison 7. Glen Este 8. Oak Hills 9. Hamilton 10. Milford Others: St. Xavier, Colerain.

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Jansen, Moeller ........................... 17 Montgomery, Ta~or ..................... 16 Mark Rackman, il. ..................... 16

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Fallin, St. Xavier ........................... 14 Fox, Princeton ............................. 12 Roche, Oak Hills .......................... 12 J. Clemons,Hillsb......................... 11

1. Purcell Marian 2. Taylor 3. Ross 4. Reading 5. Loveland 6. Mason 7. Lemon-Monroe 8. Wilmington 9. Blanchester 10. Bethel-Tate Others: Batavia, Hillsboro, Roger Bacon, New Richmond.

Henderson,Lima Sr ...................... 15 Fenske,Pur. Marian ...................... 14 McPherson, Reading ................... 14 Haskin, Turpin ............................. 12 Johnson, CNE ............................. 11 Redmond, Glen Este .................... 11 Haas, Colerain ............................. 11

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A. Sellet,Harrison ......................... 21 Arthur, Moeller ............................ 20 J. Wans, Loveland ........................ 18 Freeman, Hammon ...................... 15

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Ambrose, Milford ......................... 12 Wagers, Harriso~ ........................ 21 Schmidt, CNE .............................. 18 Havlin,Mt. Healthy ........................ 15 Snyder, Glen Este ....................... 13 Hartman, Moeller ........................ 13 Harnist, Taylor ............................. 13 Kalla, Roger Bacon ...................... 12 Kaufmann, Norwood ................... 12 Eilerman, Elder ............................ 12 Fe~, Wilmington ........................ 11 N. vans,Hillsboro ....................... 11 160 POUNDS

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Root, Lakota ................................ 19 J. Bell, Moeller ............................. 16

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E. Sellet,Harrison ......................... 18 Dick, Reading .............................. 17 Kenny, Loveland .......................... 17 Shanklin,Fairfield ......................... 16 ~arrison, Haminon ....................... 14

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Curry, Pur. Marian ........................ 14 Obe~ohann, Elder ....................... 14 Guthrie, Reading ......................... 14 Blasingame, Taylor ...................... 13 Heard, Princeton ......................... 12 Eastes, Wilmington ...................... 12 Doan, Blanchester ....................... 11 171 POUNDS Name, school

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Neyer, R~er Bacon .................... 14 Meinking, ur. Mar........................ 13 Prince, Kin~s ............................... 13 Babinec, Milford .......................... 13 Hagedom,Sycamore ................... 13 Lindner, Ross .............................. 12 152 POUNDS

Brockhoff,Colerain ....................... 20 Moore, Hammon .......................... 17 Ncx,~gle, Turpin ............................. 17 White, Pur. Marian ....................... 17 Engei,Readin~ ............................ 16 Freson,R~er aeon .................... 16 Freeman, ings ........................... 15

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Hertenstein,Lakota ...................... 15 Princeton .......................... 14 A. Evans,Hillsboro ........................ 14 A. Hancock,Norwood ................... 14 Clark, Mt. Healthy ......................... 14 Smith, Middletown ...................... 13 Padial, Glen Este ....................... 12 Sm~h.

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Clemens, Taylor .......................... 19 Noble, Elder ................................. 16 Parry, Turpin ............................... 16 Spruell, Hillsboro .......................... 15 Payne, Mt. Healthy ....................... 14 Smith, Princeton .......................... 14 Jackson, Harrison ....................... 13 Bowling,Middletown ..................... 13 Wolf, Reading .............................. 12 Barnhorst,Oak His ....................... 12 Mann, Blanchester ...................... 11 Williams, La Salle ......................... 11 215POUNDS

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W. Ramsay,Loveland .................. 19 Pearson. Lakota .......................... 19 Schuckman, Purcell ..................... 18 Black, Princeton .......................... 13 McCaffrey,Gien Es ....................... 12 Kirkwood, Sycamore .................. 12 HEAVYWEIGHT

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Bailey, Hamilton ........................ 16 Bailey, Princeton ....................... 15 Covert, Reading .............. .. ........ 14 Kelly, Lakota ............................... 14 Duncil, Fairfield ............................ 13 Orr, Northwest ............................. 12 Quay, Sycamore .......................... 12 Catanzaro. Elder ............. { ........ 12 Ferry, Harrison .......................... 11 Boon, Hillsboro ..................,.. ...... 11 Williams,Mt. Heal ........................ 11

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Mark D. Motz, Sports editt

January 3, 1996

MOELLER WRESTLING

Grapplers slow to start By Joe Minster Press Contributor The Moeller High School wrestling team got off to a slow start, but is gaining momentum as the season progresses. "I'm pleased with the way we're coming along,'' said veteran t:oach Jeff Gaier as the Crusaders prepared to send five of their top athletes to the Medina Invitational over the New Year's holiday. "This will be the first time that we've competed at Medina, which definitely is regarded as one of the best high school meets in the Midwest." Representing Moeller at Medina were senior Justin Broshear at 130 pounds, junior Josh Janson (135), senior Tim Arthur (140), junior Chip McCord ( 145) and senior Nick Hartman (152). "Our middle weights are solid and we're very young in the upper and lower weight classes," Gaier said. "And our senior leadership has been very good, led by Broshear, Arthur and Hartman." In taking fifth at the recent Coaches Classic, Moeller was paced by Broshear and Arthur, who won titles at 130 and 145, respectively. Janson was runner-up at 135, John Bell fourth at 171 and Mark Zielinski sixth at 103. Moeller scored dual-meet victories against Purcell Marian, Hamilton and Lemon Monroe following a close opening loss to the city's top-ranked team, Princeton. Last season, Princeton was voted the top team in Greater Cincinnati, with Moeller rated third after losing only to Fairfield in compiling an 8-1 dual match record. "We had a good chance against Princeton, but lost the upper weight matches to be beaten by eight points (38-30)," Gaier said. Rounding out the leading Crusader mat men are junior Ryan Knight ( 112), sophomore Dave Feldman ( 119), sophomore Sean Cronin (189), junior Dan Schork (215) and sophomore Jason High (heavyweight). ~ext up for Moeller is a home match with highly regarded Fairfield on Jan. 6 and the C.I.T. Tourney r.,n

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Senior leadership key to early success Two good reasons for the earl>· success of Moeller High School's wrestling team are seniors Justin Broshe.ar and Tim Arthur. Both of were unbeaten through the new year. Arthur had posted a 9-0 record in the 140pound class while Broshear ( 130) was right behind his teammate with an 8-0 mark. The two 17-year-old di!.trict qualifiers from last season have higher goals this year. "I'd like to qualify for state," said Arthur. "And I'd like to help us win our fourth straight Greater Catholic League championship." Broshear e.:hoed Arthur's sentiments. 'Til be aiming to finish in the top three at state," he said. "And hopefully we can make it four in a rmv in the GCL." Both Arthur and Broshear are well on the way to exceeding their records of a year ago when Arthur went 21-14 for the Crusaders while Broshear was even better at 27-6. Arthur and Broshear both won championships in the recent Coaches Classic. Arthur defeated Scott Lanier of Fairfield, 12-4, and Broshear upset top-seeded Arando Brooks of Princeton, 9-6, in final-round matches. "They're both making steadr improvement and I expect both of them to be candidates for the state tournament this year," said Jeff Gaier, Crusader coach. -Joe Minster

tourney is scheduled for Feb. 4 at Wadsworth. "If everyone continues to work hard and show improvement, we have a t:hant:e to do well in the state tournament that winds up the season," Gaier c-:1lrl

Elder, Princeton near top in Division I wrestling By Mike Wainscott Post contributor

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CENTERVILLE, Ohio- Dayton Wayne grabbed the slimmest of leads over Elder after the first day of the Southwest District I Wrestling Tournament Friday at Centerville High School. The Warriors lead Elder 38· 37¥.1, but as many as seven teams, most of them from the Greater Cincinnati area, have a legitimate shot at winning the championship. Princeton is third with 37 points followed by Moeller (34¥.1), Harrison (32), Fairfield (29¥.1) and Glen Este (28¥.1). Defending district champion Lakota is in 14th place with 16 points. Wrestling resumes at noon today at Centerville High. The fi· nals begin at 6 p.m. "You tell me who's the team to beat; I don't know if you could pick," said Elder coach Dick McCoy. "It's so close. A lot will be determined in the semifinals. "If we can get two to the championship and have three others qualify, we have a good chance to win." The top four individuals ad· · vance to next week's state championship tournament held at Wright State's Ervin J. Nutter Center. Elder received solid performances from its middleweights, senior Sean Brady (119) and junior Chris Brennan (125). Each rolled into the semifinals with two decisive victories. Princeton's highlights including a stirring performance by senior Bradley Fox, who manhandled Dayton District champion Jason Jones of West Carrollton by a 15-1 major decision. Moeller, while not having the depth of Princeton, Elder or Harrison, will be in the hunt because of standouts Justin Broshear (130), Josh Johnson 035), Tim Arthur (140) and John Bell (160).

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13-4. 160: ROOT (LAK) pin FISHER (TURI, 3:47; Jeff Walf<~s (W. Crrlltn) del. Stock1on (Sid); Young (Cntrvle) dec. Gay (Trot-Mad), 11-9; HEARDIPRINC) major dec. BUCHMAN (LaS), 19-8; ABRAMS ILEBI pin Booker (Troy), 5:25; BELL (MOE) pin Patrick (ST. XI, 3:22; BFIOCKHOFF !COL) map dec. COLE (FRFLD), 13-1; Avarez (Frbm) over Je~ers (Bimnt) by default. 171: MOORE (HAM) dec. Speakman (Spr~ N.), 15-10; PA· DIAL (GE) pin Young (Cntrvlle), 5:59; NOGGLE URI pin Pulliam (Bvrcrk), 1:32; Haley (Wayne) pin BRYSON (EL ), 4:21; Jar. Watkins (W. Crrl~n) pin SMITH (PRINC), 3:14; Wheeler (Sid) pin MOHR \MIL), 1:20; HERTENSTEIN ILAK) dec. West (Frbrn), 8·6; Norvell Dnbr) dec. ESTES (NRTHWST), 9-3. 189: Martin (Bvrcrf<) dec. JACKSON (HARR), 17·7; Taggart (Tiwnda) dec. wones (SprngftO N.), 13-3; An<let"son !Wayne) dec. Sm"h (PRINC). 7-2; NOBLE IELD) tech. tal over UTILE (LEB), 4:33; Grigsby (Tcmsh) tech. lall over CRONIN (MOE), 4:00; Duncan (W. Crrlltn)dec. BARNHORST IOH), 11-5; Peed(Mmsbrg) dec. SWANSON (LAK), 9-4; PAYNE (Mt. HTHY) pin Hollinger (Piqua), 2:31. 215; LEHMAN (OH) dec. Belley (Gm~l) 7-5; PADGffi (FRFLD) pin Jackson (BIIr), 4:18; MCCAFFREY (GE) pin Booker (Wayne) 3:53; PEARSON (LAK) doc. Keller (Bvrcrk), 14-3; Spangler (Sid) pin LYNN (NRTHWST), 3:28; HENSLEY (AND) dec. Critzer (Mmsbrg), 8-4; Wilson (Mdwdla) pin OLIVER (ELD) 0:11; BLACK (PRINC) dec. Cochran (SPRING. N.), 13-3. 275: CATANZARO(ELD) pin QUAY (SYC), 5:15; Smith (Stebbins) pin Duncan (W. Car.) 0:27; Rowlan<l (Fairborn) pin WALKER (LE8)1:01: Bailey (PRINCE) pin ENGELMAN (HUG) 0:58; Brown (PaMrson) dec. Reyes (Piqua), 13-5; ORR (NRTHWST) dec. KELLEY (LAK)12·1; BAILEY (HAM) dec. DUN· CIL (FRFLD), 9-0; Brown (Wayne) dec.tson (Gm~le), 9·2. QUARTERFINALS 103: WILCOX (OH) pin Schroer (Sid), 4:30; ROY (FRFLD)

dec. Branch (Cntrvll), 11-15; COLLINS (ST. X) dec. Ramirez (Frmnt), 4-0; Daugherty (Wayne) dec. lORI (ELD), 9-2. 112: BOEHRINGER (HARR) dec. Gulllozet (Grn~l), 8-7; Gray (Wyne) dec. OBERMEYER (GE), S-4; HIU (PRINC) dec. Key (Stir), 11-4; Brannen (Xnia) dec. BOGAN (LEB), 7·5. 119: Sommer (W. Crrlltn) doc. DAVIS (MOE), 18-7; BRADY (ELD) pin Barf< hurst IGE), 1:54; Smigel (Bvrcrk) dec. Campbell (Tcmsh), 1Q-6; LINBERG (FRFLD) dec. Poland (Grnvlle) 9-5. 125; BRENNAN (ELD) pin Geaslen(Nrt11mnt), 2:30; Harris (Frbrn) dec. PEGRAM (PRINC), 7-5; Kinser (W. Crrlkn) pin JENNY (AME), 2:56; WANDSNIDER (HARR)dec. Lewis (Xnla), 10-1. 130: WAHOFF IFRFLD) pin RECKMAN (MIL), 3:12; Potter (Troy) dec. MENDENHALLIN'WEST), 12·10; BROSH EAR (MOE) dec. Bowser (Sid) 15-0; ZORB (GE) dec. TAULBEE (ELD)1-2. 135: FOX (PRINC) dec. Jones (W. Crrlltn), 15-1; O'Neal (Tcmsh) doc. Cockayne (Bvrerf<). 11-5; ROCHE (OH) dec. Clarf< (Wyne), 11-10; JANSEN (MOE) dec. RECKMAN (MIL), 12-4. 14o: SELILET (HARR) dec. Spang (Bvrcrk), 16-6; Fair (Sid) dec. SHANKLIN (FRFLD), 10-9; ARTHUR (MOE) dec. Stacy (Grnvlle), 18-7; Davis (Xnia) dec. Radmond (CI Whte), 7-4. 145: SELLET (HARR) dec. Krull (Mmsbrg), 18-6; HAGE· OORN (SYC) dec. Luneke f"'.yne), 7-4; TIMBERLAKE (FRFLD), dec. BIANCO (ELD), 8-3; Hollis {Tiwnda) dec. BABINEC (MIL), 4-3. 152: Randolph (Bvrcrk) dec. Carter (Frbm), 11-3; AM· BROSE (MIL), 14-6; WAGERS (HARR) dec. O'Conner(Wyn), 10-5; Clement (Frmnt) dec. Woolfa, 5-3 OT. 160: ROOT (LAK) over Watl<ins (W. Crrl~n) by defau~; Young (Cntrvll) dec. HEARD (PRINC), 4-2; BELL (MOE) dec. ABRAMS (LEil), 11-2; Alvarez (Frbm) dec. BROCKHOFF (COL),

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171: MOORE (HAM) pin PADIAL(GE), 3:52; Haley (Wyne) dec. NOGGLE (TUfi). 8-4; Watkins (W. Crrltn) dec. Wheeler (Sid), 8-6 OT; Norveii(Dunbar) dec. HERTENSTEIN (LAK), 11-4. 189: Martin IBvrcrk) dec. Taggarf(Tiwnda), 14-6; Andet"son (Wyne) dec. NOBLE (ELO). 8-4; Grigsby (Tcmsh) major dec. Duncan (W. Crrlltn), 22-6; PAYNE (MT. HTHY) dec. Read (Mmsbrg), 11-8. 215: PADGETT (FRFLD) dec. LEHMAN (OH), 7-8; Pearson (LAK) dec. McCAFFREY (GE), 3-2; HENSLEY (AND) del. Spangler (Sidney) by default; BLACK (PRINC) dec. Wilson (Meadow· dale), 12·1. HWT; Smith (Stebbins) pin CATANZARO (ELD), 2:23; BAI· LEY (PRINCl del. Rowland (Fairborn) bY de1ault Brown (Patterson) pin ORR (NTHWST), 2:55; BAILEY (HAM) dec. Brown (Wayne), 8-3.

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'nppecanoe 9.5. 21, Carroll9.0. 22, Edgewood B.D. 22. Springfield Northaastern 8.0. 23, Northwestern 8.0. 24, Northridge 7.0. 25, Valley View 6.5. 25, Bellbrook 6.0. 27, Bellefontaine 4.0. 28, KINGS 4.0. 29, SPRINGBORO 3.0. 30, Greenan 1.0. FIRST ROUND 103: Stroup (Shawnee) pin Calton (New Rich) 0:54; Knstv (Ross) pin Petro (Tippecanoe) 1:30: Hickman (A~et") dec. Ratlih (Mason)15-2; Thompson (B·T)dac. WeHs (Franklin)12-0, Lewis (Nor) dec. Rue (GoShen)9-4; Brock (Taylor) dec. Blair (Indian Lake), Uehlin (Purcell) pin McClellan (Greenon)1:45; Bellante (Day. Chr) pin Merkle (Carroll) 0:44. 112: McCoy (Wilm) dec. Mott (New Rich) S-O; Ream (Norw) pin Wiley (carroll) 0:44; Macasy (Indian Lake) pin Laggetl (CNE) 1:12, O'Dell (Eaton) dec. Berlels(Franklin)3-2, Heitfeld (Monroe) pin Green (Kings) 2:51; Lutz (Purcell Marian) pin Pierce (Shaw· nee)2:51; Hess (Graham) pin Henry (SpringbOro)! :07; Hickman (A~er)dec. Marsh (Bethiii-Tate) 22-7 119: Waldren (Urbana) pin Mullen (New Rich)1:52; Smith (Monroe) dec. Guess (Mason)17-6; Hansal (Ind. Lake) dec. Clemens (Camoll) 9-1; Schlaegel (Graham) dec. Puthoff (PurceiQ 21·1 0, Everhart (Shawnee) over Stoffergen (Edgewood) 18-3 Osborne (Wilmington) dec. Gilbert (Vaney View) 12·10, Otckson (IH) over Schuler (Purcell)19-3. 125: An<l..-son (Edgewood) dec. Paul (Norwood) 10-1, Lozier (Lovelamd) dec. Bohman (Spring)B-4, McEvoy (WIImgl pin Abrams (Mason) 0:55, Patrick (Tippecanoe) over Gasper (Carroll)23-6, Anderson (Graham) pin Berkley (Bethel)1 :31; Sargent (Monroe) pin Smith (Frenklin)3:15, Glover (Bethel-Tate) pin McGinnis (Norwood) 0:17. 130: Schneider (Taylor) pin Wick (Ben Logan)5:53, Lans· man (Graham) pin Muhammad (Purcell) 2:45, Jordan (Monroe) pin Robinson (Frenklin)3:13, Mauro(Carroll)dec. Mays (Mason) 17-5; Sheffield (Loveland) pin Rogers (Urbana)3:44, Kuykendol (Edgewood) dec. McAllister (WIIng)S-1, Moore(Shawnee) dec.

Certer (Northridge) 15-4, Montgomery (Toy) pin Hackney (Wilm) 1:29. 135: Ridd~ (Greenon) dec. Repetto (Mason) 15-4, Harrison (Carroll) dec. Wails (Loveland 13-11, Cummins (indian Lake) dec. Moore (Bellbrook) 8-2, Morgan (Graham) pin Noble(W. Brown) 1:34, Hensley(l.Moroe) aec. DeMarco (Northeast)1D·6, Cross (Eaton) dec. Fenske ( Purcaii)B-4; Noel (Kings) dec. Berry (Spring)7-6, Prince (Kings) dec. Zicafoose (Tippecanoe) 5-4. 140:0eMaroo(Northaastern) Nonnan (Northrid~ 18-9, Ray (Ross) pin Rombke IWBrown) 4:18, Kenny (Love dec. Mink , For(Monroe) 9-2, Melnklng (Purcell) dec. Yeary (WIImg) seythe (9en. L) over Kuyt<andoll (Edgawood)25· t 0, Jomson (Nonheast) dec. Kelley (Kenton Ridge)3·1, Wallaca (ValleyVIew) over Thomas (Davt. Christ)20-2, Anderson (Bethel) p1n Menefleld (Purcell) 1:23 145: Jeweii(Edgewood) dec. Bobo (Northwest) 12·2, Pll· kerd (Ben Logan) dec. Neyer (Roger Bacon)4-3, Horning (Monroe) doc. Trombley (Alta~. 9-1 Terbey (Carroll) dec. Waite (Lovelan<l)3-2, Fullarton (Graham) over Lukes (Taylor) 18-3, Walace (Franklin) dec. Steigerwald (McNiel<) 18-2, Smith (Ur· bana) pin Kalla (R8acon)7:04. Dania is (K. Ridge) dec. Buol (Chamnade) U-5. 152: Patrick (Tippecanoe) doc. Casteel (Loveland) 5-1, Da· vis (Aller) dec. Brown (Ben Logan) 15-6, Myers (Eaton) over Fetty (Wilmg) by dafault; Chandler (Purcell) doc. Robinson (9ellbrook)9·4, Osborne (Franklin) pin Bates (Ben Logan)2:17, RoelliSpringboro) dec. Hancock (Norwood) 21-7, Branham (Mason) dec. Crank !Eaton) 9-8. McEvoy (W1Iming) pin Weigand (Bethei-Tete)3:0'7. 160: Perk1ns (Kenton Ridge) doc. DOiezaiiCarroll) 11·7, Curry (Purcell) pin Glodek (Shawnee) 4:38, Brightman (North· ridge) pin Hanner(Day Christ) t :52, Moore (Ben Logan) pin ANzalone (Chaminade)11·5, Fullerton (Bellfontaine) dec. Wells (Mason) 11-6, Floyd (Ross) pin Parson (Franklin) 1:48, Chase (Bellbrook) pin Munafo (McNick) 2:29; Hancock (Norwood) pin Luba (Graham) 0:1 8. 171: Estes IWilming) pin Gofonh (Monroe)1:58, LeMar(lndian Lake) pin Ellis (Carroll)1:58. Clemens (Taylor) pin Fresson (Rog8acon) 0:21, Callison (KRidge) dec. Cook (Wilm) 8-6, thompson (Bethel) dec. Burton (llellbrook)9·8, Allen (Incl. Lake) pin Williams (Edgewood)2:12, Zerkle (Graham) pin Davis (McNick) 0:17, Frommer (Ross) pin Hart(Shawnee)3:49. 189: Rappach (Mason) pin Fox (DayChrist)4:54, Ramsey ' ~vetand) pin Smith (Franklin) 1:37. Bleil (Eaton) pin Smith Franklin)3:17, Schultz (Norwood) dec. Uhl (Graham) 9-3, huckman (Purcell) pin Davis (Monroe)3:04, Allen (Shawnee) pin Boyd (~orthridge)2:33, Dobyns (KentonRidge) pin Brown (New Rich) 1:01, Johnson (DayChrlst) pin Klinker (Indian Lake) 2:25, 215: Pllilpot (Ross) dec. Ford (Wilm) 8-6, Worf<man (Mason) pin Began (Edgewood) 1:44, Young (Shawnee) pin Wilson (CNE) 1:07, Welch (Eaton) pin Garrison (Graham), 1:25 HWT: Sawyers (Ross~ dec. Hendrickson (LittleMiaml)11·2,

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Rich)5:30, Deaton (Franklin) pin (Back (Monroe) 0:32. QUARTERFINALS 103: Stroup (Shawnee) pin Kristy (Ross), 3:28; Thompson (Bethel-Tate) dec Hickman (Alter), 14-7; Lewls(Norwood)dec. Breck (Taylor), 15-2; Bellante (Dayton Christ.) dec. Uehlin (Purcell Marian), il-5. 112: Ream (Nortl1wstrn) pin McCoy (Wilmington), 4:35; Mackasy (Ind. Lake) dec. O'Dell (Eaton), 6-4; Lutz (Purcell Mar" an) dec. HeiUeld (Lemon Monroe), 2-0; Hess (Graham) over Sheffield (Loveland), TF17·0. 119: Hickman (AHer) dec. Waldren (Urbana), 7-5; Hansen (Ind. Lake) dec. Smith (Lemon-Monroe/, 9-1; Schtaeget (Graham) dec. Everhart (Shawnee). 9-4; Lowe (C ermont Northeastrn) dec. Osborne (Wilmington), 8-5. 125: Dickson (Ind. Lake) dec. Erwin (Northeastrn), 14-3; L!>zier(Loveln<l) dec. Anderson (Edgewood), 8-6; McEvoy (Wilmington) doc. Patrick (Tippecanoe), 5-2; Anderson (Graham) dec. Sargent (Lamon Monroe), 4·1. 130: David Glover (Bethel Tate) dec. Schneider (Taylor), 11-1; Lensman (Graham) dec. Jordan (Lamon-Monroe), 4-1; Mauro (Carroll) doc. Sheffield (Loveln<l), 8-3; Moore (Shawnee) dec. KuykendOII (Edgewooa), 11-6. 135:Montgornery (Tevtor) dec. Riddle (Greenon), 12-2; Cummins (Ind. Lake) dec. Harrison (Carroll), 13-2; Morgan (Graham) dec. Hensley (lemon-Monroe). 18-9; Cross (Eaton) pin N!>ei(Kings),4:17. 140:DeMarco (Northeastern) dec. Prlnca (Kings), 8-5; Kenny (Loveland) dec. Ray (Ross), 6-1; Meinking (Purcell Marian) doc. Forsythe (Benjamin Logan), 8-3; Wallace (Valley View) dec. Johnson (ClermOnt Northeastern), 14·5. 145:Anderson (Bethel-Tat a) over Jewell (Edgewood), TF 15-0; Plikerd (Benjamin Logan) doc. Horning (Lamon-Monroe), 15-1; Schmidt (Clermont Northeestern) dec. Un<lner (Ross), 13-9; Fullerton (Graham) doc. Terbay (Carroll), 21-9. 152:Wallace (Franklin) dec. Snnth (Urbana), 11·9; Daniels Ridge) dec. Harnist (T aylo~. 2·1; Patrick (Tippecanoe) pin Davis Altar), 2:52; Myers (Eaton) doc. Chandler (Marian), 8-1.

160:Eulrlch (Ind. Lake) dec. Osborne (Franklin), 11-6; Branham (Mason) dec. Roell (Sprirgboro), 9-0, Perf<ins (Kenton Ridge) dec. McEvoy (Wilmington), 11·9; Brightman (Northridge) dec. Curry (Purcell Marian), 17-6. · 171: White (Purcell) pin Moore (Ben Logan) 3:48; Fullerton (Bellfontain<l) dec. Floyd (Ross) 10-7, Chase (Bellbrook) dec. Hancock (Norwood) 8-3; LeMar (Indian Lake) dec. Estes (Wil· mington)15-6. 189: Clemens (Taylor) pin Callison (KRidge)2:30; Allen (Ind. Lake) pin Thompson (Bethel) 2:45. Zerf<le(Graham) over Frommer (Ross) 28-11, Ramsey (Loveland) pin Rappach (Mason) 3:33. 215: Bleil (Eaton) dec. Schultz (Norwood) S-O. Allen (Shawnee) dec. Schuckman (Purcell) 11-5; Dobyns (k RidQ&) over Johnson (DayCMst)17·1. Wortman (Mason) pin Philpot(Ross) 1:16. HWT; Young (Shawnee) dec. Welch (Eaton)10-1, Kottler (Mason) pin Sawyet"s (Ross)3:19, Baker (Wilmington) pin Beis· !line (Greenon)3:26, Deaton (Franklin) pin Monroe (Urbana) 3:21.

DIVISION Ill at Xenia TEAM SCORES: 1, Brookville 50.5. 2, READING 44. 3, VeraaiHes 39.4, BATAVIA 38.5. 5, Milton-Union 37. 5, Oakwood 34. 7, Miami East31. 8, Prebla Shawnee 28. 9, Triad 26. 10, Covington 24. 11, BLANCHESTER 20.5. 12, CarliSle 20. 13, Machanic· sburg 18. 14, Greenevlew. West Liberty-Salem 16. 15, Dixie14; 16, Waynesville 12.17. SUMMIT9.18, DEER PARK, FINNEYTOWN, LOCKLAND, NORTH COLLEGE HILL 8. 23, Mississinawa Valley 7.24, ~ADEIRA, Tri-County North 6. 26, MARIE 4. 27, WYOMING3. ARSTROUND 103; Mendenhall (Versailles) dec. HOPKINS (DPI S-4; Shaf· er (West LI~~·Selem) pin FELCHNER (NCH)540; Bright (DIX· ie) pin Hooke{+ST. BERNARD) 0:45; Nisworger (Tri-County ~~G}~~H ~~b~Y~~) Hochwai~Oakwood) doc.

112: Albert (Carlisie) dec. Eckstein (Oakwood)4-3; Strange (Dixie) pin SMITH (LOCK) 1:33; Blaylock (Preble Shawnee)over CARNEVALLE (READ) TF17-0; Ward (Greenevlew) pin BUR· ROUGHS (MADEIRA)2 28; FERDON (DP) doc. Wubler (Ver· sailles)11-5; Sharp (Milton-Union) dec. HORTON (BLANCH) 17-5; Kruse (Miami East) pin TDKARSKY (SUMMIT) 3:38. 119: Creach (Milton-Union) pin Carte~Cartisle)1 :38; Flora (Brookville) pin KAAZ (LOCK) 0:47; Grillot (Versailles) pin SEMMES (READ)3:54; HEEG (BLANCH) dec. DeLuca (Oakwood)16-7; Lacure (Greeneview) pin CHERDLIS (FENWICK) 1:03; Trostel (Miami East) over. RAUEN (DP) TF20-3; BEIN (BATAVIA)over Kraig Neer(Triad) forteil. 125: MEYER (READ) pin Gieseke (West Liberty-Salem) 2:50; BARNES (BLANCH) pin Brookins (Brookville) 5:31; Ei· chhom (Miami East) dec. REINA (INDIAN HILL) 13-5; Johnson (Preble Shawnee) over WATSON (BATAVIA) TF17-1; Wright !Carlisle) dec. Anderson (Greeneview) 14-7; LATHAN (MADEIRA) dec. Hoffman (Milton-Union)B-3; Dues (Versailles) doc. BYRD (DP)19-10; Bright (Dixie) pin GRIGGS (FENWICK) 0:31. 130: ldell (Oakwood) pin Keeton (Waynesville)1 :54; Avery (Milton-Union) dec. GLIER (INDIAN HIL~ 13-0; Gray (Mississlna· wa Valley) pin CHMIELEWSKI (SUMMI 3:24; GODBEY (LOCK) pin Astorino (West Liberty-Salem) I :10; izzo (Triad) pin Wisecup (Cerli~e) 0:27; Gearhardt (M1aml East) pin DAVIS (READ) 3:17; Woodruff (Brookville) doc. CROOKER (8ATAVIA)7·5; SCHOLLE (FINNEYTOWN) pin Rhee (Lehman)2:58. 135: PERRY (BATAVIA) over Mi~on (Dixie) TF17-0; Kelch (Versailles) dec. SCHMIDTGOESSLING (LOCK)15-8; Puler· baugh (Milton-Union) pin Kincaid (Waynesville) 2:25; Masters (Triad) pin GEHRING (FINNEYTOWN) 1:38; DAVIS (READ) dec. Schafer(Oakwood) 8-3; Bierm., (Carlisle) pin Schwamberger (Coving1on)5:33; Ballangee (Brookville) over SCHWABIINDIAN HILL) defau~; Sanders (Miami East) pin CORNWALL (DP) 1:39. 140: Co(l<llan<l (Brookville) pin RUMPKE (BLANCH)3:27; SABO (MARIE) pin Hoylman (West Llberty·5alem)1 :24; SCHIERLOH (LOCK) Oec. Muir (Qakwood)10-4; MCPHERSON (READ) dec. Lauber (Lehman)18-13; Allen (Miami East) over MOSER (FINNEYTOWN) TF17-1; Hoffer (Mechanicsburg) pin Farrell (Cerlisle)5:32; GLOVER (BATAVIA) pin Beesley (Var· sailies) 1:57; JANG (SUMMIT) dec. 8arbee(Coving10n) 14-4. 145: DICK (READ) pin Donaldson (Preble Shawnee) 2:38; Nixon (Milton-Union) pin VICENTE (COUNTRY DAY) 5:43; Zizzo iad) pin GERTZ (LOCK)2:11; Tilton (Brookville) pin CROSLEY LANCH) 1:40; Laughlin (Carlisle) pin Aismiler(Versaillas) 1:39; ANS (MADEIRA) pin McGill (West Llberty-Salem)5:08; Bur· den (Oakwood) pin BORGER (FENWICK)5:15; Hunt (Coving10n) pin PETERSON (DP) 0:49. 152; Risner (VerSailles) pin KLASMEIER (MADEIRA) 0:45; Turner (Covington) pin THOMAS (INDIAN HILL)1:21; Duff (Preble Shawnee) doc. KINDLE (READ) 18-5; Kincaid (Waynesville) dec. Gran land (Miemi Eas~ 10-5; Games (Brookville) pin Day (LANDMARK) I :38; Eric Lane (MUton-Union) pin PANNO (BLANCH) 0:49; Conforti (Oakwood) pin WEYER (NCH)2:16; MUSSLEMAN (BATAVIA) pin Isaacs (Dixie)2:28.

160: OOAN (BLANCH) pin Statzer (Tri-County North) 0:20; Grillot (Versailles) doc. M1ka Sweeney (Carlisle)19-9; McCoy (Triad) pin HOLLINGSWORTH (MARIE) 1:52; Smith (Brookville) dec. BOLTON (WYOMING)10-1; GUTHRIE(READ) dec. Wagner (Catholic Cantral)11-4; TAYLOR (DP) dec. Good (Mechanicsburg)14-9; Sanders (Mi~on-Union) doc. SCHMIDTGOESSLING (LOCK) 15-3; Selsby (Oakwood) pin LUMPKIN (MADEIRA)1:23. 171: Adams (Mechanicsbur!pin BAWTENHEIMER LANDMARK 0:55; Part11emore est Uberty-Salem) pin HEN· CK) dec. Yancik (Brookville) 7-5; Creekbaum (Preble Shawnee) pin Colvin (Waynesville)2:49; Mendenhall (Versailles) pin JACOBs (INDIAN HILL) 1:39; Harshbarger (Milton-Union) dec. Gabbard (Carlisle)11-10; ENGEL (READ) pin Di:ton(Catholic Central)2:58.

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189: WOLF (READ) pin Isaacs( Dixie) 0:32; LOWE (WYO· MING) dec. Sharp (Greeneview) 15-5; Meyer (Versailles) pin FALLER (NCH)1:14; Zingery (Brookville) p1n Benson (Waynesville) 1:22; MANN (BLANCH) pin Howell( Miami East) 3:02; Townsend (Preble Shawnee) dec. Hannon (Carlisle)9·6. 215: Marshall (Versailles) pin WEST (RIPLEY)1:34; Wright (Triad) pin KNORAD (READ)1:35; Wesson (Wesi Uberty-Salem) doc. DIXON (BLANCH)? -6; WEYER (NCH) pin Miller (Catholic Centrat)3:38; Hitchcock (Machanicsburg) dec. DOLLARD (FIN· NEYTOWN) 15-3; Poast (Covington) pin KELLERMAN (BATAVIA) 1:11; Collins (Waynesville) pin Jordan (Preble Shawnee) 1:34. 275: CLEPPER (BATAVIA) pin Wallen (Dixie)1 :23; Bridge· ford (Preble Shawnee) pin BERRY (BLANCH)2:28; Pence (Greeneview) pin McKINNEY (LOCK)2:36; McGill (West Liberty-Salem) pin RICE (RIPLEY)1 :24; DenniS (Qakwood) pin COVERT (READ)3:35; GRASSMAN (OP) dec. Reichert (Ver-

C~~":~o~;~~~:~~~~~v~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 3:4:; QUARTERFINAL 103: Creech (Milton-Union) dec. Mendenhaii(Versailles) 19-6; MONNIG (SUMMIT) doc. Karl Shafer (West Liberty-Salem) 7-1; Gregg (Preble Shawnee) pin Bright (Dixie) 5:27; Niswonger (Tri-County North) dec. Hochwa~ (Oakwood)12·10. 112: Albert (Carlisle) dec. Strange (Dixie) 5-3; Ward (Gree· neview) dec. Blaylock (Preble Shawnee) 9-5; FERDON (DP) dec. Sharp (Milton-Union) 6-1; Kruse (Miami East) pin VELLIOUETTE (FINNEYTOWN) 0:56. 119: Creech (M,~on-Union) dac. Flora(Eirookville)11-3; Grillot (Versailles) dec. HEEG (BLANCH) 8-2; Lacure (Greeneview! dec. TrosteljMiaml East)S-3; BEIN (BATAVIA) pin VAC· CAR (MADEIRA) :06. 125: MEYER (READ) dec. BARNES (BLANCH) 5-4; Ei· chhorn (Miami East) dec. Johnson (Preble Shawnee) 4-2; Wright (Carlisle) dec. LATHAN (MADEIRA)11-4; Bright (Dixie) doc. Dues (Versailles)12·9. 130: ldell (Oakwood) pin Avery (Milton-Union)2:34; Gray (Mississinawa Valley) dec. GODBEY (LOCK)11·2; lzzo (Triad) doc. Gearhardt (Miami Eest)7·5: SCHOLLE (FINNEYTOWN) pin Woodruff(Brookville) 5:28. 135:. PERRY (BATAVIA) dec. Kelch (Versailles)15-6; Puter· bough (M1Iton-UnK>n) dec. Masters (Triad)11-8; DAVIS !READ) pin Bierman (Carlisle)5:47; Ballangee (Brookville) over Sanders (Miami East) default. 140: Copeland (8rookvi:te) over SABO (MARIE) TF15-0; McPHERSON (READ) dec. SCHIERLOH (LOCK) 5-4; Allen (Mi· ami East) dec. Hoffer (Mechanicsburg)19-5; JANG (SUMMIT) doc. GLOVER (BATAVIA)7·5. 145: DICK (READ)_pin Nixon (Milton-Union)5:40; Tilton (Brookville) dec. Zizzo (Triad) 11-3; Laughlin (Carlisle) pin EV· ANS (MADEIRA) 0:54; Hunt (Covington) doc. Burden (Oakwood) 6-5. 152: Risner (Versailles) dec. Tumer (Covington)7·1; Kincaid (Waynesville) dec. Duff (Preble Shawnee) 15-14; Games (Brookville) doc. Lane (Milton·Union)16-3; MUSSLEMAN (BA· lAVIA) dec. Conforti (0akwood)9·8. 160: OOAN (BLANCH) over Grillot (Versailles) TF20-3; Me· Coy (Triad) pin Smith (Brookville)3:35; GUTHRIE (READ) dec. TAYLOR (0P) 4-3; Sets by (Oakwood) pin Sanders (Milton-Union) 3:20. ' 171: Adams (Mechanicsburg) pin Parthemore (West Liber· ty-Salem)2:39; BOSWELL (BATAVIA) over GODBEY (LOCK) default; Creekbaum (Preble Shawnee) dec. Mendenhall (Versailles) 13-5; ENGEL (READ) pin Harshbarger (M1Iton-Un10n) 3:37. 189: WOLF (READ) pin LOWE (WYOMING) 1:56; Meyer (Versailles) pin Zingery (EirookviUe)5:03; MANN (BLANCH) dec. COFFEY (FINNEYTOWN) S-4; Durbin (Covington) pin Townsend (Preble Shawnee) 5:11. • 215: Marshall (Versai;tas) dec. Wright (Trlad)13-6; WEYER (NCH) pin Wesson (West Liberty-Salem)3:34; Hitchcock (Me~~~~~~~~~~~6':,.s~~~~2Qgton)13-1; Collins (Waynesville) 275: CLEPPER (BATAVIA) over Bridgeford (Preble Shawnee) default; McGill (West Liberty-Salem) aac. Pence (Greeneview) 5-2; Dennis (Oakwood) over GRASSMAN (DP) default; Cameron (Brookville) p~ Schmidt (Covington)3:29.

THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER

FRIDAY, MAY 17,1996

Wresller ol the Ye~mr Josh Janson, Moeller Junior

140 pounds Adam Sellet. Harrison Sophomore

Wrestler of tile year Adam Meyer, Reading Junior

The sectional and district champion at 135 pounds, he turned out to be the area's biggest surprise at the state meet, finishing second while compiling a 36-3 record.

He compiled a 28-1 regular season record, winning the sectional championship and earning a berth in the state tournament, finishing 36-4 . overall.

He compiled a 30-2 record at 125 pounds, won the sectional and district championships and went on to finish second at the state meet, losing by one point in overtime.

The Division II sectional and district champion, he posted an impressive 33-9 record, winning two matches at the state rneet.

Coach of Ute Year Dick McCoy, Elder

11&5. pounds Kevin Hagedorn, Sycamor~m Junior

Coach of_Hie year Purcell

145panmds Jason Dick, Reading Senior

This 15-year veteran Panther coach compiled a 9-0 dual meet record, also winning the prestigious All Catholic Invitational along with the sectional championship .and district runner-up trophies.

liiO IJOUIIdS Greg Kenney, Loveland Senior

He recorded a 32-11 record and finished a surprising sixth at the state meet after taking second at the sectional and third at the district.

This veteran coach guided the Cavaliers to a 10-3 dual meet record and Greater Catholic League North title en route to capturing The Enquirer's Division II-III metro championship.

The Division Ill sectional and district champion, he won a match at the state meet and finished with a 33-3 record.

103 pounds Justin Wilcox, Oal« Hills Soptmmore

152 pounds Mike Ambrose, Millorlll

152 pounds

Senior

103 pounds JeH Lewis, Norwood Junior

He went undefeated (16-0) during the regular season and went on to capture the sectional and district championships, placing fifth at the stale meet.

The sectional and district champion, he went on to finish fifth at the state meet and completed the season with a 40-3 record.

He won the sectional and district championships to earn his first state tournament appearance, finishing 32-3 overall.

The Division II sectional and district champion, he was fourth at the state meet and finished with a 32-3 record.

112pounds Rico Ifill, Princeton Senior

160 pounds Richie Root, Lakota Sophomore

112 poumis Jerime Lutz, Purcell Marian Junior

He posted a 24-1 regular-season record and finished third at the state meet, winning league, sectional and district championships on the way.

He went34-4 in the regular season, finishing fifth atthe state, fourth at the sectional and second atthe district meet.

He won the Greater Catholic League North championship, finishing second at the sectional and fourth at the district while compiling a 29-8 record.

1 K an, Blanchester Junior

119 pounds Sean Brady, Elder

171

119pounds Brent Bein, Batavia Sophomore

Ben

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A third-place finisher atlhe district meet he compiled a reoular season record of 22-1 and wer{( on to finish fifth at the state meet.

A state qualifier for the first time, he . completed his career with a 35-5 record, winning the sectional championship and finishing fourth at district.

The sectional champion and district runner-up, he finished fourth at the Division Ill state meet and finished 28-6.

125 pounds Jim Wandsnider, Harrison Junior

189 pounds Mike Noble, Elder Senior

125 pounds Bill MCIEVOJ, Wilmington Senior ·

He won the sectional and district championships en route to a surprising second place finish at the state meet and an overall record of 38-2.

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Bradley Fox, Princ:imton

Senior

A four-year starter, he was second at the sectional and district meets, and completed the season with a 23·10 record.

Moeller. 112-Darrel! Boehringer, Harrison; Tom Darwish, La Salle ;Lee Jackson, Hamilton; ScoH Bogan, Lebanon; Jamie Obermeyer, Glen Este; Jason Wilcox, Oak Hills. · 119-Nick Linb9rg, Fairfield; Chris

Davis, Moeller; Jason Barkhurst,

Glen Este; Steve Kreiling, AndersOn; Jon Hinson, Harrison. 125-Chris Brennan, Elder; Pete Pegram, Princeton; Tim Jenny,

The Division Ill sectional and district champion, he placed fifth in the state and completed the season with a 29-5 record.

111 pounds

Willie White, Purcell Marian

Senior

The Division II sectional and district champion, he also captured the GCL title, closing his career with a 31-6 record.

189 PIB1.111dS Brad Clemens, Taylor Senior

The sectional champion and district runner-up, he finished fourth at the Division II state meet while finishing 32-4.

Cincinnati's only state qualifier in this tough weight class, he won the sectional championship and was fourth at the district en route to a 30-5 record.

The Greater Miami Conference and sectional champion, he finished second at the district and fifth in the state en route to a 33-8 record.

He won the Division Ill sectional championship and went on to finish fourth at the district meet, finishing 30-7.

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135 pm.1nds Matt Montgomery, Taylor Senior

Richard Bailey, Princeton Junior

One of the most improved wrestlers in Cincinnati, he won sectional and district championships, going on to finish fifth at the state meet to finish 33-2.

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The sectional champion and district runner-up, he won two matches at the state meet and finished 34-5.

215 pounds Shane Peaii'Son, Lalmta

qualifier arid runr\er-up at the district meet, he compiled a 31-4 record, winning the Greater Catholic League and sectional championships.

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Amelia. 13o-Bill Taulbee, Bl~er; Matt · Reckman, Milford; Bomey Wahoff, Fairtleld; Cody Mendflnhall, Northwest; John ZodJ, Glen Este; Eddie Burch, Harrison. 135-Mark Reckman, Milford; Matt Roche, Oak Hills; Russ Fallon, St. xavier. 14D-11m Arthur, Moeller; Shaun Shanklin, Fairtield; Ted Carraher. St. Xavier; arroll, Elder; Brian Hills. 14 arrison; Jason Timberlake, Fairfield; Chip McCord,

Moeller; Jason Babinec, Milford; Joe ...........1.'89=6-~A~~r~;--s~ith";·=p;J~'~~t~~-;-;· Bian·co, Erder. Marcus Payne. Mount Healthy; Ben . 152-Nick Hartman, Moeller; James Wagers, Harrison; Jeff Snyder, Glen Bamhorst, Oak Hills; Jeff Swanson, Este; Ted Woolfe, Sycamore. Lakota. 16o-Kervin Heard, Princeton; Luke 215-Mike Oliver, Elder; Jesse Brockhoff, Colerain; Jon Bell, Moeller; Black, Princeton; Bnid Hensley, Zach Abrams, Lebanon; Mike Obe9ohann, Elder; Chad Cole, . Anderson; Joe McCaffrey, Glen Este; Fairfield. · Greg Padgett, Fairfield. 171-Matt Noggle, Turpin; Kefth Hwt-Dave Orr, Northwest; Phillip . Bryson, Elder; Paul Hertenstein, Lakota; Criston Smith, Princeton; Bailey, Hamilton: Dave Catanzaro, Shawn Mohr, Milford; Tim Carter, Oak Elder; Adam Duncit, Fairfield; Hills. Roberto Engleman, Hughes.

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He placed fifth in the state after a second in the sectional and third at the district, finishing 35-4.

Heavyweight Jeremy Deaton, Franklin Sophomore The Division II sectional champion and district runner-up, he wonone match at the state meet and finished .with a24-14 record.

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Monroe; Andy Sheffield, Loveland.

112-Josh Heitlield, Lemon Monroe; Ben-McCoy, Wilmington;

135-Dan Davis, Reading; Phillip Noel, Kings; Tom Fenske, Purcell

119-Richard Bums, Hillsboro; Tommy Lowe, Clermont

Marian.

Northeastern.

John Ray, Ross. 145-Mike Anderson, Bethel-Tate; Eric Schmidt, Clermont Northeastern;

125-Terry Wright, Carlisle; Jared Lazier, Loveland.

215 pounds Nick Schuckman,

14o-Jae Meinking, Purcell Marian;

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Ross; Josh Laughlin, Carlisle. 152-Carlton Chandler, Purcell Marian; Kevin Vincente, CCD; Eric Fetty, Wilmington; 160-Billy Osborne, Franklin; Matt Murphy, Hillsboro; Nick Curry, Purcell Marian; Dean, Kyle Blanchester. 171-Dick Engel, Reading; Hancock,

189-Wes Ramsey, Loveland; Travis Thompson, Bethel-Tate; Kenny Mann, Blanchester; Jake Spruell, Hillsboro 2-15-0.J. Collfns, Waynesville; Dan · Wortman, Mason; Hwt-Tom Kettler, Mason; Tony Baker, Wilmington.

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The Associated Press

BALTIMORE- D. Wayne Lukas, nattily dressed at a speaker's podium or on a stable pony, is in Baltimore looking for a new hat. The trainer and motivational speaker showed up in the Pimlico stable area Thursday wearing a baseball cap, which had on its front the figure 6 beneath six stars and above the words Triple Crown. When someone commented about the cap, Lukas replied, "I hope to make this obsolete right around 5:30 Saturday." That's when Lukas will try to win his third consecutive Preak. ness and stretch to seven his incredible string of victories in Triple Crown races. With Grindstone, who put the sixth star on Lukas' cap in the Kentucky Derby, retired because of a bone chip in his right knee, Lukas will try to win the $500,000-added Preakness with other Derby starters - Prince of Thieves, third; Editor's Note, sixth, and Victory Speech, lOth. Other Derby starters in the field of 12 3-year-olds are Cavonnier, second by a nose; Skip Away, 12th; In Contention, 14th, and Louis Quatorze, 16th. Joining the Triple Crown com-

The Associated Press

DEERFIELD, Ill. - Michael Jordan failed in the clutch. He turned the ball over, shot airballs, even passed up a potential game-winning jumper. Frustrated by his failure while wearing uniform No. 45, he abruptly switched back to his familiar 23. The number change didn't help. He still lost a playoff series for the first time in five years. Once invincible, a veritable Superman in baggy shorts, Jordan became a mere mortal last postseason against Orlando. He had led the Chicago Bulls to three straight NBA championships before retiring, but the Magic kept him from becoming a champion again upon his return. "I must give them credit; they gave me the initiative to go back into the gym and get my game back where it needed to be," Jordan said Thursday. "So in some ways, I appreciate what they did. Now it's just a matter of seeing how I can repay them for what they did for me." Call it "Michael Meets Magic II: The Revenge." It's also known as the Eastern Conference finals. The best~of-sev en series begins Sunday at Chicago's United Center. Fueled by memories of his embarrassing moments against O~Ian do, Jordan led Chicago to,a,Jeaguerecord 72 victories this season and won his eighth scoring title .. He then carried the Bulls past Miami and New York in the playoffs despite recurring back spasrns; Now, with an NBA Finals berth at stake, he gets another crack at the Magic. · "Michael's going to try to score

The Associated Press

Chicago's Michael Jordan catches his breath during last year's Bulls-Magic playoff series.

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Kukoc looks ready for Orlando

most of the times he catches the · as Jordan missed his last three ball,'' Bulls coach Phil Jackson said. shots and committed a turnover. "We're trying to t_alk him out of And in the series' sixth and final,, doing it every time. But Michael's game, Jordan tossed up an airball · giJing to be a dominant force in this and tossed away a pass as Orlando series." . finished with a 14-0 run. John Paxson, Jordan's backcourt So what if he averaged 31 partner during the title years and points in the series? He also avernow one of Jackson's assistants, aged four. turnovers. The Associated Press said: "Michael is the most competiAnd he lost. tive guy I've ever seen. He accepts challenges. He's never been afraid to admit when he doesn't do well. tf~ takes responsibility, but then hf~ does something about it. That bodes well for us." Because Jordan is one of the top blg-game players in NBA history, his failures in clutch situations last May were glaring. He threw a bad pass instead of attempting· the potential winning jumper as the Bulls handed Game 1 to Orlando. The Magic won Game 3 by scoring the final nine points,

The Associated Press

Trainer D. Wayne Lukas guides Editor's Note toward the barn at Pimlico on Thursday ..

petition will be Allied Forces, Feather Box, Mixed Count, Secreta de Estado and Tour's Big Red. "They're good solid horses," said Lukas after the trio arrived at the Pimlico barns after a flight from Louisville. "Whether they're

good enough to Win is anothe: matter. We know it can't go on am on, but we feel if we get by thi: one we can carry it a little farther This is a major hurdle." In other words, the 1 Vz-mil( Belmont Stakes on June 8 could b( easier for Team Lukas than the l 3/16-mile Preakness. ·Prince · of Thieves, owned bj Peter Mitchell, appears to be Lu· kas' best bet Saturday. "Second, third and fourth-place finishers in the Derby have done well here," Lukas said. Derby runner-ups Summer Squall (1~90) and Prairie Bayou (1993) won the Preakness. So did Derby third-place finishers Risen Star (1989) and Timber Country (1995). Timber Country's Lukas-trainec' stablemate Thunder Gulch finishec third in the Preakness last year after having won the Derby, then went on to win the Belmont. Prince of Thieves was the early 5-2 second choice in the field of 12 3-year-olds behind 9-5 Cavonnier, the Santa Anita Derby winner. Cavonnier will be ridden by Chris McCarron, who began his career in Maryland in 1974 and is a favorite among horse players in the state.

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((After lgotfifth (last year at state), l knew what I had 'to do to get first."

Oak Hills

foes have one more 'Wilcox to ,;deal with

-Oak Hiils' Justin Wilcox

. BY NEIL SCHMIDT Enquirer contributor

When Jason Wilcox of OakHills won his season-opening match against Colerain on Wednesday, he became .the area's most ballyhooed' freshman wrestler in only a year. Since his, brother, Justin, ' <;lebuted. · '~It's sort of a tradition in this house," Jason said. "(Oldest brother) Damian and Justin .wrestled varsity as a freshman, so I had to, too." : Hopefully, the onus won't be on Jason to match his brothers, who both qualified for state last year. But since Jason went 58-0 at Bridgetown Junior High, another winning Wilcox seems imminent. Justin, an Oak Hills sophomore, is the leading local hope for a state championship this year. Placing fifth in the Division I 103-pound. class as a freshman, he's the area's highest-finishing returnee. He wo.n his first 34 matches last season before falling to the favorite, Massillon Perry's Shaun Smith, in the state semifinals. This summer, he earned All-American status by placing eighth in his age g!'OUP (1516) at 112 in the Cadet National Freestyles. Wrestling again at 103, it's not hard to envision him winning. ·"After I got fifth, I knew what I had to do to get first," Justin said. "I froze up (in the semis) last year. I just have to wrestle like I cltll and not be nervous." Oak Hills' lone state champion · was John Steele in 1974, the year before current coach Dick Roche began. Justin's weight training and '&ocus·could·endi:hatdroughk. · · :Roche said. ,. "He's the type of young man that almost overworks," Roche said. · "You have to slow him down to keep the hours he works in perspective." The Wilcox tradition began with Damian, who graduated from St. Xavier in the spring after making

er, team fast before Be warned. old Alex, is wrestling er at St.Aloysiils Gonzaga·· Bridgetown. 1 "He's going to be real good,'' Jason said.· WHO ELSE? Wilcox is one just three returning state placers in the area. The others: Harrison junior Jim Wandsnider,who made . the Division I 122-pound state semifinals at 30-2 before ending up sixth; and Wilmington senior Bill McEvoy, who similarly reached the Division II 125-pound semis at 29-4 and finished sixth. "Moeller's (Josh) Janson's a sea- · soned wrestler," Princeton coach · · Dan Moody said. 'We have Rico (Hill) and some other possibles. Elder's got (Chris) Brennan, (Mike) Noble and (Sean) Brady. Anyone that gets upstate and gets hot could win." Of the 75locals who l[Uallllt:u young, group: Just nine are seniors. There are 16 state returnees in Division!, four in Division II and seven in Division III. Thatdoesn'tiilclude stars like Lakota sophomore Richie Root, who won sectionals last year, or Brady, who went 25-5 last season.

DIVISION I TOP 1&. A CLOSER LOOK -~------~~1. Princeton . It's easy to , understand why the Vikings were picked to repeat as Metro champions. - With eight returning district qualifiers, three who went on to the state meet, plus · three other starters, the Vikings will be tough to handle. "It's nice have t.his many state qualifiers back," coach Dan Moody said. ''We took four last year but we'd like to see more than four~ anywhere from five to 14."

2. Moeller. The experience factor:..... two state qualifiers and five district qualifiers return- has coach Jeff Geier thinking GCL and Metro championship. "Barring any injuries and if we could win key dual meets with Princeton, Fairfield, St. X and Elder, we could possibly win the city title," Geier said. The returning state qualifiers are Mark Zielinski (23-9) and Josh Jan!!_on (29-6). . · · .,

3 (tie). Lakota .Bob Latessa, a former!head coach at Lehigh College, takes over the T-Bird program. · · Latessa says he likes w1hat he sees of the talent inherited· from the 1994.-95 team that lost onlly one dual match, to Princeton. 'We have depth from tllle past two years which will pay off,'' Latessa said. ''The senior class is small but we return 10wrestlers who have varsity experience." ·

3 (tie). Fairfield Sophomores Shaun Shanklin and Barney Wahoff, state qualifiP''·' as freshmen, will assume leadership 'roles in the pursuit of Fairfield's 31st · consecutive winning season. Two more sophomores, Scott Lanier and Nick Linberg, are expected to make the starting lineup. They're joined by district qualifiers

Gregg Padgett and Jason Roy. There's good reason for veteran coach Dick McCoy's optimistic outlook for the 1995-96 season. . 'We have .11 starters back and look strong,'' McCoy said. ''This group has great chemistry and (they) are pushing each other to improve everyday." McCoy. has high expectations for . . returning state performers Chris Brennan and Mike Noble.

6. St. Xavier As usual, coach Dick Murphy is singing the preseason blues. This year, however, he may be justified. "I feel we have the sixth strongest team," Murphy said. "But we wrestle against the top five and it could be a _long season for the Bombers."

"'.OakHms. Although the Highlanders lack , depth, they return 11 starters from a team that won the MCC title while finishing second in district, Dayton and St. Xavier invitationals. . Justin Wilcox, a fifth place finish- . er in the state as a freshman, will lead a Highlander team that could be tough to handle, especially in dual meets.

8. Harrison A team with the talent to crack the top fiye, the. Wildcats return 10 starters, including state qualifier Jim Wand snider. "Our goals are high and the schedule is tough," coach Vance Reid said.

9. Milford The Eagles have only five wrestlers, but two- Jason Babinec and Mike Ambrose. qualifi!Jd for state last year.

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six district qualifiers among their 13 wrestlers, coach Mike Heming's Trojans could quickly climb the rankings ladder. Seniors John Zorb, Adam Mentzel arid Chris Redmond head · the list. Vv1H1

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The Cincinnati Enquirer/Craig Ruttle

Justm W1lcox (top photo) IS expected to assume the victors' pose frequently this season after a fifthplace finish at state as a freshman last year. Jason Wilcox (above, on the way to pinning Colerain's Chad Human on Wednesday) expects to follow in his brother's footsteps.

Wrestling: Experience earns respect

DIVISION 11·111 TOP 1&. A ClOSER LOOK

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1. Mason

Until this week, Mason coach Tim Keeton relished the honor of the Comets holding the No. 1 spot in The senior~laden Vikings had The Enquirer's Division II-III preseaforeseen being favorites this season wrestling poll. son - "We were pointing toward · But after one football player came this year since junior high," senior in at a higher WE)ight than expected DeAndre Smith says - but sucand another transfer student was cess surfaced a year early. With dismissed from the team, Keeton was left with two unfilled spots on the just thr.ee seniors last year, Princeroster. ton .won ·three tournaments and "I'm now sure we can hold it," went 9-1, including a season-endKeeton said. "But I'd rather start at ing unseating of then-No. 1 Lakota. th.e top and make people beat us." "Last year, we were laying low in the grass," Moody said. "Now 2. Lemon Monroe we're a known commodity, arid If three coaches hadn't left the people are shooting for us.'' Hornets completely out of the poll, coach Tim Brashear's team would The returning state qualifiers: have captured the No. 1 ranking. Hill (112/119); junior Jesse B.Iack The Hornets not only return 12 (215) and junior ·Richard Bailey starters but are also strengthened by (275). . ,Aranda Brooks (130/135) is a. transfers Eric Hoover (Lakota), Paul Moser (Toledo) and Dan three-time district qualifier. SeGoforth (Lakota). niors Brad Fox (135/140), Pete ''This could be a dream season or Pegram (125/130) and Smith a rough one," Brashear said. ''The (171/189) are two-time district schedule is tough with dual meets qualifiers. Junior Crist on, Smith against Division I powers Moeller, · (160/171) won sectionals last year. Lakota, St. Xavier and Elder." "We're top dogs, and we'll work 3. Purcell Marian hard to stay there," Fox said. The Cavaliers have posted a winThey'd better be ready soon. ning record for 12 consecutive seaMoeller, ranked second, comes to sons and there's no reason to Princeton today for a season-openbelieve it won't reach 13 by late Febing dual meet at 7:30 p.m. ruary. · ' Mason meets its biggest .tests Coach Terry Meinking's Cavalate. It faces six of the next seven· liers are loaded from top to bottom top-1 0 teams in the season's final -with seven returning starters and ;veek, most during its dual~meet three others with varsity experience. .tournament Feb. 10. "We will rely on tradition and the Last year, the youthful Comets will to win," Meinking said. 'We lack stung the poll's top two teams ~ depth and once again we will rely on; Ross and Loveland - in winning several young wrestlers." · their home tourney. Though they 4. Loveland· ended up just sixth in the. poll, it The Tigers will compete in the proved to be. a springboard. Southern Buckeye Conference for Eleven Comets qualified for. disthe lirst time. · tricts, and two more missed by a · With five return in~ district qualimatch. But inexperience caught .fiers, they could be immediate conup, as none reached state. tenders. Or, maybe not; says coach ·"We're going to be good," Ma" Mike Rich. son coach Tim Keeton said. :we have two to three open Keeton's leaders? Sop\10more weight classes and could have three Theo Baudendistel (18-10 last to four freshmen starting," Rich said. year) at 112, junior Dan Wortman 5. Ross (23-9) at 215, senior Dennis KetThe Rams return six district qualitler (20 wins) at 275, sophomore fiers, including Rick Canter, John Jason Guess (15-10) at 125, and iunior T.evi Wells (15 wins) at 171 CONTINUED FROM PAGE Bl

Rny, Scott Frommer, Brian Floyd Dan Philpotalong with Jeremy Lmdner. But they must replace five seniors. · "Losing all that scoring will be · tough to overcome," Dunn said. a~d

Reading

Probably the most underrated te;;sm in the top 10, coach Dick E~~gel's squad is loaded with five s~ctional champions, eight district aM th\ee state qualifiers. "If everyone falls into the right weight classes and the young wrestlers come on strong, we will contend for the top spot this sea- · son," Engel said. 1

7. Taylor

Transfers Tom McClanahan and Tirri Lukas will bolster a talent-rich roster that includes four returning district qualifiers,. ''This should be another positive year," coach Craig Wilms Said. 'We have set goals of winning the league (CHL) and sectional championships as well a~ the small-division city title." -

S. Wilmington Returning state qualifiers Ben McCoy and Bill McEvoy head a roster that also includes six other district qualifiers. , 1 ''We should be sti'ong from 112 to 140 pounds," coach Jeff Wiederhold said. "lnexpe~ience at 103 and a 1ack ot depln al two or \nree w'eights could hurt.."

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Blanchester

Junior Kyle Dean is the only returning state qualifier. Sophomore A1dam Horton and senior Ken "IJlann are the only proven veterans. 'We have a tradition of excellence to maintain," coach Daniel Murdock said. "We have a new team philosophy and guidelines this season and the toughest schedule around."

10. Bethel·Tate Coach Bruce Hrycyl<'s team returns 11 starters and 121etter winners from a team that finished third at the Southern Buckeye meet. "We have a good group ot'seniors and some excellent underclassmen," Hrycyk said. "But we have no depth and injuries will be severely felt."

W/MOE

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1996

i 3.1im Carter (Oak Hms). 4. Keith Bryson (Eidet) 189: i. Mike Noble (Eider),2. Ban Bamharst (Oak Hills). 3. MarkJaekso[l (Harrison), 4.JeffWiltiams (LaSalle}. 215: 1. Brad Hensley (Anderson), 2. Shane Pearson (la.kota), 3. Mike Oliver (Elder), 4. Sob Lehman (Oak Hills). 275: 1 . Phil BaHey (Hamilton), 2. Roberto Engleman (Hughes), 3. Gave Catanzaro (Elder). 4. Dan Kelley (Lakota).

weight class advance to district tournament at Wilmington High School. D> Tickets: Available at door. $5 per session, $12 for an all-sessions ·pass. I> Directions: 1-75 to Cincinnati-Dayton Road exit. Go west on Cincinnati-Dayton to Tylersville Road. Go left on Tylersville about four miles to school on right.

Division II Mason sectional

The Cincinnati Enquirer/Michael Snyder

Oak Hills' Matt Roche. among the favorites at 135 in the Division I sectional at St. Xavier.

Division I Fairiield sectional Though the new seeding process ensured this wouldn't be the dominant sectional it had been, this sHe still drew an allstar assemblage this year. It's not as deep as the St. Xavier sectional, but it boasts three of Cincinnati's top four teams. Princeton, which just repeated as Enquirer coaches' poll champion, will get tests from No. s Fairfield and No. 4 Moeller. Fairfield leapfrogged Lakota to finish second behind Princeton at the GMC meet last week, and Moeller dunked No. 2 Elderto win the GCL-South crown. Seventh-ranked Glen Este and unseeded Sycamore could also make noise. The most intriguing matchups exist at 130 and heavyweight. In order, the four strong 130 seeds are Moeller's Justin Brosh~ar (25-2), Fairfield's Barney Wahoff (172), Princeton's Aranda Brooks (1 B-7) and Northwest's Cody Mendenhall (27-5)and watch for unseeded John Zorb (19-5) of Glen Este. At heavyweight, Princeton junior Richard Bailey (22-2) and Northwest senior Dave Orr (17-5) are both considered state title threats, though Bailey has bettered Orr this season. I> Whe-re: Fairfield High School. ~---~Aailriis3,.111t NilleS·Ra., FairffeTcr .,.. When: Fir~ •.>ession 4:30p.m. today. Semifinals 10 a.m. Saturday. Finals 6 ;c.m. Saturday. 1> Teams entered: Fairfield, Princeton, Moeller, Glen Este, Mount Healthy, Sycamore, Woodward, Talawanda, Winton Woods, Northwest, Amelia, Turpin, Taft. 1> Notable: Top four finishers in each weight class advance to district tournament at (;E)ntervllle High School. 1> Tickets: Available at dodr. $5 per session, $12 for an all-sessions pass. 1> Directions: 1-275 to Route 4 north, four miles to Nilles Road. Go left on Nilles to school about Y-i-mile on left.

Top four seeds 103: i. Jason Roy (Fairfield), 2. Mark Heggood (Glen Este), 3. Mark Ziatinski (Moaller), Blaka Kaplan.(Sycamore). 112: 1. Rico Hill (PrlnCEllon). 2. Jamie Obarmeyer (Glen Esle}, 3. David Sanders (Woodward}, 4. R~an Kl'llght (Moeller).

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3. n~J~~~~(~~~~~~~rc~~~~g~ ~~~~~~~}.an (Moeller), 130~ 1. Justin Brosh ear (Moeller), Barney Wah off (Fairfield), 3. Arando Brooks (Princeton), 4. Cody rtlendenhall (Northwast). 135: 1. Josh Janson (Moeller}, 2. Brad Fox (Princeton), 3. Adam Mentzel (Glen Est e), 4. Zacll Pace (falawanda). 140: 1. Shaun Shar1klin (Fairfield}, 2.1imArthur (Moeller), 3. Chris Redmond (Glen Esle), 4. Kareem Buller (Sycamora). 145: 1. Jason Timberlake (Fairfield), 2. Kevin Hagedorn

(Sycamore), 3.Chip McCord (Moetl~r), 4. Carlton Nealey (Princeton). 152: 1_ Tad Woolfe (Sycamore). 2. Jeff Snyder (Glen Est e), 3. Jason Mullins (Princetor1),4. Kevin Pohlmeyer {Turpin). . 160: 1. John Bell (Moe!ler).-2. Kerwin Heard (Princeton), 3. Chad Cole (Fairfield}, 4. Matt Fisher (Turpin). 171: 1. Criston.Smilh (Pitlceton), 2. Matt Noggle {Turpin), 3. John Padial (Glen Este},4. Mike Estes (Northwest}. 189: 1. Marcus Payne (Moun! Healthy), 2. DeAndre Smlh (Princeton), 3, Chris Taggart {Talawanda), 4. Sear_1 Cronin (Moeller). 215: 1. Jesse Black (Princeton). 2. Joe McCaffrey (Glen Este), 3. Gregg Padgett (Fairfield); 4. Rusty Kirkwood (Sycamore). 275: 1. Rich<ird Bailey (Princeton), 2. Dave Orr (Northwest), 3. Adam Duncii'(Fairfio!d), 4. Pat Quay (Sycamore}.

Division I St. Xavier sectional This appears the dellper of the. two Divi' sion I sectionals, with six of Cincinnati's top 10teamscompeting- No.2 Elder, No.5 Harrison, No. 6 Lakota. No. B Oak Hills, No. 9 Hamilton and No. 10 Milford. The 125- and 160-pound weight classes offer the most interesting match ups. At 125, unbeaten Hamson junior Jim Wandsnider (29-0)- who placed sixth in the state last year- could see a stiff test from secondseeded Chris Brennan (22-1) of Elder. Third-seeded Josh Mcintire (12-7) of Lakota is another returning state qualifier. At 160, Colerain senior Luke Brockhoff (25-1) is the top seed. But Lakota sophomore Richie Root (21 -5), the second seed, is picked second in the state by Ohio wrestling guru Brian Brakeman (Brakeman rates Brockhoff ninth). Also watch for Oak Hills' Matthew Roche, whom Brakeman ranks fourth in the state at 135 but is just the fourth seed here. 1> Where: St. Xavier High School. 1> Address: 600 North Bend Rd., Finneytown. 1> When: First session 6 p.m. today, Semifinals noon Saturday.- Rnals 6 p.m. Saturday. . -I> Teams-entered:.EieeF.-lakota, Harri- - · son, Oak Hills, Hamilton, Western Hills, Anderson, La Salle, Milford, Colerain, Hughes. D> Notable: Top four finishers in each weight class advance to district tournament at Centerville High School. ~ D> Tickets: Available at door. $5 per session,.$12 for an all-sessions pass. 1> Directions: 1-75 to Paddock Road exit. Go west off exit and take a left on North Bend Road. School at top of hill on left.

Top four seeds 103: 1. Justin Wilcox (Oak Hills), 2. Ste11e Iori (Elder), 3. Kyle Collins (St. Xavier), 4. Mif<e Cerney {lnkota}. 112: ·t. Darrel18oehringe~(Harrison), 2.lee Jackson (Hamllton),3. Tom Darwish (La Salle), 4. Glen Aodebush (lakota). 119: 1. Sean Brady (Elder). 2. Steve !~roiling (Anderson), 3. Jon Hinson {Harrison}. 4. BlianAuciello (LnSnlle}. 125: 1. Jim WandSi!lder (Ham'son}, 2. Chris Brnnnan (Elder}, 3. Josh-Mclntire (la.kota), 4. Dan Diste! (Colerain) 130: 1. Eddie Burch (Hanison), 2. Matt Reckman (MilfOrd), 3. Kevin Rose·(Hamilton), 4. Sit! Taulbee (Elder}. 135: 1. Mark AeCkman (Milford), 2. Kyle Schlewinsky (~ Salle). 3. Russ Fatl£!n (St. xavier), 4. MaHhew Roc;:he (Oak H_;Hs). 140: 1. Adam Sellet (Harrison), 2. Brian Gresling (Oak Hills), 3. Miko Freeman (Hamiiton), 4. Joel Hom (Lakota). 145: 1. Jasa< Babinec (Milford), 2. Eric Sollat (Hanison). 3. Chartie Garrison (Hamilton}, 4. Joe Branco (Elder). . 152: 1. Mike Ambrose (Milford},. 2. James Wagers (Harrison), 3. P.J. Eilerman (Elder), 4. Jacob D1az (Oak Hills). 160: 1. Luke Brocf<hoff (Colerain), 2. Riehle Root (La.kota), 3. Mike Obeljohann (Eidor), 4. Tim lucas (Milford). 171:.1. Sen Moore (Hamilton}, 2. Paul Hertenstein (Lnkola),

Purcell Marian, )'lhich returned only five wrestlers with any llxperience~ rose from third in the preseason Enquirer Division IIIII coaches' poll to finish as poll champion. Mason (ranked fourth) and Loveland (sixth) are the only legitimate hurdles in the Cavaliers' path. All eyes should be on Purcell junior Nick Schuckman, who has posted a stunning .25-0 record thus far and earned GCL-North Wrestler of the Year honors. Besides him, watch for Wilmington's trio of all-stars: Bill McEvoy at 125 (sixth at state last year, has gone 23-1· at 135 this year), Ben McCoy at 112 (returning state qualifier) and Tony Baker at heavyweight (15-7). · 1> Where: Mason High School. I> Address: 770 Mason-Montgomery Rd., Mason. I> When: First session 5:30 p.m.today. Semifinals 11 a.m. Saturday. Finals6 p.m. Saturday. 1>Teams entered: Bethel-Tate, Cler; mont Northeastern, Goshen, Kings, Little Miami, Loveland, Mason, McNicholas, New Richmond, Norwood, Purcell Marian, Roger Bacon, Western Brown, Wilmington. I> Notable: Top six finishers in each weight class advance to district tournament at Wilmiflgton High School. 1>Tickets: Available at door. $5 per session, $12 for an·all-sessions pass. !>Directions: 1-75 North to Tylersville Road exit, go east on Tylersville Road to Mason-Montgomery Road; middle school entrance Y-i-mile on left. or 1-71 North to·

Top six seeds 103: 1. Justin Bellante (Dayton Christian), 2. Adam Hickman (Alter), 3. Tony Brock {Taylor), 4. Shawn Merkle (Carroll), 5. M!ke Wells (Franklin), 6. Justin Kristy (Ross). • 112: i. Wayne l--leitleld (lemon-Monroe), 2. Nick O'Den (Eaton). 3~ AndyWdey (Carroi!), 4. Anton1o M~mfrey {Taylor), 5.

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Enquirer contributor More than a few people didn't think Sarah Van Skaik would be where she is today- .competing in the Division III WTestling sectional at Lockland. Probably even more people didn't expect her to win a match this season. But the St. Bernard •'vs•~:;,an, who is competing in a sport wnere females are a rarity, has shown. her mettle. "I've stuck it out," Van Skaik said. "It's been hard, but I've wanted to do this for a long time. I'm not stopping now after coming this far." EyebrowS were raised when Van Skaik reported to the Titans' first wrestling practice, including those of new coach Bruce Helwagen. "It was quite a surprise,'' he said. "I knew she WTestled at the middle school, but I didn't know if

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Myers (Eaton), 4. Keith Ha:nist (Taylor}, 5. John Guinther (Valley View), 6. Mike Magee (SpnnfPoro). 160: i. BiliyOsbome (Frank11n). 2. Shawn Brightman (Northridge), 3. Nick Dolezal (Cerroll),4. Bill Roell (Spring~oro), 5. Fred Blasingame (Taylor), 6. John Hanner (Dayton Chnsl!an). 171: ·t. Brian Floyd (Ross), 2. Alex Chase (Bellbrook}, 3. Shane Ellis (Carroll), 4. Dan Goforth (lemon-Monroe), 5. Kevin Anzalone (Chaminade-Julienne). 189: 1. Brad Clemens (Taylor), 2. Brian Burton (Bellbrook), 3. Scott Frommer (Ross), 4. Scott Fox (Dayton Christian), 5. Jim Williams (Edgewood). 215: 1. Tom Johnsen (Dayton Christian), 2. Jason Bieil (Eato~} 3. Josh Davis (Lemon-Monroe), 4.. Sam Be_gan (Edgewood). 5. Dan Philpot (Ross), 6. Josh Boyd (Northndge). 275: i. Josh Chalk (Edgewood), 2. Josh welch (Eaton), 3. Jeremy Deaton (Franklin), 4.Jason Miller (faylor).

103: 1.Jefflewis (Norwood), 2.JoshThompson (BethelTole), 3. Joo Uehl'n (Purcell Marian), 4. Kent Rail• [Mason), 5.

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Sarah Van Skaik of St. Bernard takes down teammate Jimmy Miller during wrestling practice.

Titans wrestler shows her competitive fire

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Reading, which last week repeated as Cincinnati Hills League champs, is also favored to repeat its sectional title. The Blue Devils finished third in The Enquirer's Division II-III coaches' poll, but will get a, test from 10th-ranked Blanchester, which won this sectional in 1993 and 1994 but wrestled in the West Carrollton sectional last year. . Donlt rule out unranked.Batavia, which just won its 11th consecutive Miami Valley Conference thle. And Carlisle, a Division II team last year~ COUld be a force in the smaller division. Carlisle junior T8rry Wright is just the second seed here at 125, though Brakeman figured him second-best in Ohio at 119 before he moved up. Reading's Adam Meyer (20~1) is the top s-eed at 125. And watch Reading junior Jason Wolf (1 B-6) at '189, Brakeman's pick to finish sixth in the state- but another second seed here. I> Where: LocklandHigh School. I> Address: 249 w. Forrer Ave., Lockland.

Wrestling: Sectionals begin CONTINUED FROM PAGE Cl. at .Lockland.

~When: First session 6 p.m. today. Semifinals 11 a.m. Saturday. Finals 6 p.m. ChiisKalla(Roger8aoon),6.JohnSteibarwald(McNioholas). Saturday. 160; 1. NickCuroy(Purcei!Marian).2.Fredw;egaod(Bathel· "'-1i tered· Batavl·a Blanches Tate),3.JanodBranham(Mason),4.8.J.McE"y(Wilm•ngton). ,... earns en . ' 5. Ryan Hancock [Norwoo<l), 6. Mike Havonand ILitllaM•aml). ter, Carlisle, Cincinnati Count!)' Day; Deer 1 ingto':,\ P:,~;·,:~r;:!=~~·~ri;~;;,a(~~t,'!~~~l Park, Fenwick, Finneytown, Indian Hill, 5.Le~Wcllo[Mason),6.~mMunalo(McNichol"). Landmark Christian, Lockland, Madeira, 1 a.~::~~~~~f~~~~~kL(W:i;,~;;;~;:r:_~;J:~~~~u 9h Mariemont, North College Hill, Reading, (Ma.on),5.ScortKaiz(P"rcei!Mar~n),6.Da'8Creson(Rogor Ripley, St. Bernard, SummltCountl)' Day, Ba~)S:l NlckSch"'kman(Purcei!Manan) 2 Dan Wortman Waynesville, Williamsburg, Wyoming. F s h N d) 5 ~~~·0l;.;';:'.r&'!'f~n~:ls~~a£ 1 ,;m~~~Elrwoo · I>Notable:Top eightfinishers advance 275, 1. Tony Baker(Vi;lmmgton) 2 Dann s Kettler (Mason), to district tournament at Xenia High School. ~~~~~~;:~~r;,:,:,~;1~~~~1~~,:~r~:~:,;:~.~~::~n1~.~. •. . 1>Tickets: Available at door. $5 per ses-

Qualifiers from the sectional meets advance to district tournat t k men s nex wee • Th t' h 27 e InCJnna I a rea as WTestlers back this season who competed at the state meet a year ago. Of those., 16 are in Division I,

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she would give the high school team a try." Van Skaik has won one of 14 matclies this season at the 16(). potmd weight class, which is norrnall~ dominated by juniors and seniors. Her lone victory came against·a Mason reserve wrestler, although he was the same age as Van Skaik. She performed an escape in the final 20 seconds to pull out the 8-.6 win. "I was so tired after that match, but I was just so happy," Van Skaik said. Said Helwagen: "She is so flexible, it is very hard for her opponents to get her turned over. She sometimes twists her body 180 degrees, but she won't go over." Two years ago a parent protested when her son was scheduled to WTestle Van Skaik, but no one this season has complained. Heather Reisman ·of FinneytoWIJ also WTestles for her school's teani but she has injured her ankle. ·

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expects big things from Justin Bro; shear, who is 24-2 and ranked No. 9 in the state by Brakeman in. thE 130-pound class. "My guys will need. to get a k d hin I' couple of brea s an t gs cou t go our way," Gaier said. "A lo1 depends on how your first- and second-round matches go at these tournaments. Those matches dic-

four in Division II and seven in . . III. ·D'!VISIOn . .·. . . . tate how well things are going to "We don't have anyone from .. go for you." around here who is a clear-cut Others ranked highly by Brake-

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Taylor, picked just seventh in the preseason Enquirer Division 11-111 coaches' poll, rose to second by season's end. But N0. 5 Ross, No. 7 Lemon-Monroe and Franklin could all threaten to unseat the Yellowjackets and win this sectional. The man to watch is Franklin junior Tony Wallace (21 -2) at 152, whom Brakeman ·picks sixth in the state. Keep an eye on Ross sophomore John Ray (22-5), whom Brakeman picks ninth in Ohio at 140. .,._Where: Lakota High School. D>Address: 5050TylersVille Rd., West Chester. · D> When: First session 5:30 p.m. today. Semifinals. 11 a.m. Saturday. Finals 6 p.m. Saturday. I> Teams entered: Kettering Alter, Bellbrook, Dayton Carroll, Chaminade-Julienne, Eaton, Edgewood, Franklin, LemonM'onroe, Dayton Northridge, Ross, Spring"oro, l1aylor, Germantown Valley View. .., I> Notable: Top six finishers in each

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103:1.Patlongstreth(Madeira),2.TomMonnig(Summi1 CooohyDay),3. Eric New (Reoding), 4.Ja,.n Hqokino(OaOi

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,,n,;.•:',iy:n"C'~~7.~r;;'~~·t;~~rg;::;~,~~~~l~g"'!:;.>~~"!i:C (Indian Hill) 135:1 ..DaoDa~s[R9ading),2.CasoyPoroy[Bala,,a),3.

RlckSchwab[ln~anHI11),4.1imSchmidlgoessling[lockland). 140:1. ChrisJang (Summit CountryDa~).2. FrankMcPher(:i~,~~)' 1 ' 9 l.a.Mikesct>ie<ohiLoo<~andl 4 .oanckGiovar . 145,1.JasonD'ck(Roading),2.JoshLughlin(Ca<!l>le),3. MikaEvans(Madeira),4.KevinNice~le(Cincinnat_i_CountryD<i.y)._ 1s2· 1 scott Musselman IBatavoa) 2 Ricky K•ca•d !Way· nesvil!e}; Dave Kindle (Reading), no foUrth seed. . 160o1.KyleDoan(Bianch"lei),2,Char!iaG"Ihrie(Read-. ing),3.EiicTaylor(DeerPark),4.RobertSchmid!goessl!ng(LOCk· 1 '''\·11 , 1_01ckEn 9 ; 11Reading),2B"ddyHansei(Ripley),a. JesseUndarwooo(Madeira),nolo"rthseed. . 1B9o1.K.,M.nn(Bianchesle'),2.JasonWoii(A"ding),3. Adam coffey Randy Lowe (Wyoming). · 215o1.D.J.Comris(waynes•lle),2.RobD.on(BJancheslar), 3. SpencerSiewart (Batavia), 4. O"e Konrad (Readrng). 275o1.J•mCovM(Aeadrng),2.1kaCiepper(Bai"ia).3.Tom Grassman [Daar Park), 4. Kns Berry [Blanchester). ·

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coach Jeff Gruer. But I thmk w_e have lots of guy_s who what It takes to place m the fmals. It all depends on who gets on a roll and • '' how bad they want It.. Brakeman( the Cleveland-based high school WTestling guru who

handicaps the state tournament, predicts Oak Hills' Wilcox (1 03), Moeller's josh Janson (135), Milf d' J B b' (145) d·L or s ason a mec an akota's Richie..R·oot (160) wl'll make the state fir1als. None of them, h OWever_, are: among hiS Sta t e-t'tl 1e • k PIC s. . . . M'lford's r, 1 ~.)ab'Inec and M'k 1 e Am brose are r~turning state qualifiers and Root ill be t t ge • 'W OU 0 aven .a first-round district loss last year. Moeller's Janson did· not place • last year, but Gaier said· he lS wrestling much better than he was at this point last season. Gaier also

(fourth at 275), Elder's.Sean Brady (third. at 119), Fairfield's Barney ) d N h Wahoff (fifth at 125 an ort we st's Dave Orr (fl'fth at 275) • The highest projected finisher among Division II and III WTestlers is Jason wolf of Reading, ranked No. 6 at 189 pounds. Teammate Dick Engel Jr. is ranked seventh at 171. . O.ne thing that may help local WTestlers is that teams have been seeded in the sectionals for the first time in almost seven years. Instead of being· pre-assigned to certain sectional sites, which often left one sectional loaded with top teams, the schools were spread out based on records. "You'll see a lot more quality wrestlers make it out to districts," Harrison coach Vance Reid said.

The Post's All-Metro wrestling team DIVISION I WGT.

NAME

103 Justin Wilcox 112 Rico Hill 119 Sean Brady 125 Jim Wandsnider 130_.... Justin Broshear 135 ·- Joshua Janson 140 Adam Selle! 145 Eric Selle! 152 Mike Ambrose 160 Richie Root 171 Matt Noggle 189 Mike Noble 215 Shane Pearson HWT

Richard Bailey

SCHOOL

COMMENT

Oak Hills Princeton

Fifth place at state; district champion Third place at state; district champion

Elder· Harrison Moeller Moeller Harrison Harrison Milford Lakota Turpin Elder Lakota Princeton

Fifth place at state; third place at district State runner-up; district champion District runner-up; 25-2 in regular season State runner-up; district champion Third place in district; 29-2 regular season District runner-up; 26-3 in regular season Fifth place at state; distnct runner-up Fifth place at state; district runner-up Third place at district; 25-3 regular season 4th place at districi; 24-3 regular season Fifth place at state; district runner-up Third place at state; district champion

• WRESTLER OF THE YEAR: Jim Wandsnider, Harrison. • COACH OF THE YEAR: Dan Moody, Princeton.

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HONORABLE MENTION 103-Mike Carney (Lakota); Kyle Collins (St. Xavier); Mark Heggood (Glen Este); Steve Iori (Elder); Blake Kaplal] (Sycamore); Jason Roy. (Fairfield); Mark Zielinski (Moeller). 112-Darrell Boehringer (Harrison); Tom Darwish (La Salle); Lee Jackson (Hamil.'ton); Ryan Knight (Moeller); Jamie Obermeyer (Glen Este). 119-Jason Barkhurst (Glen Este); C:hris Davis (Moeller); Jon Hinson (Harrison); • Steve Kreiling (Anderson); Nick Unberg (f.alfheld). 125-Chris Brennan (Elder); Dan Distel (Colerain); Dan Feldman (Moeller); Tim . ., Jenny (Amelia); Pete Pegram (Princeton); Omar Scruggs (Sycamore). 130-Arando Brooks (Princeton); Eddie Burch (Harrison); Cody Mendenhall (Northwest); Matt Reckman (Milford); Kevin Rose (Hamilton); Bill Taulbee (Elder); Barney Wahoff (Fairfield); John Zorb (Glen Este). 135-Russ Fallon (St. Xavier); Brad Fox (Princeton); Adam Mentzel (Glen Este); Mark Reck;nan (Milford); Matthew Roche (Oak Hills);.Kyle Schlewinsky (La Salle).

145-Jason Babinec (Milford); Joe Bianco (Elder); Kevin Hagedorn (Sycamore); Nick MacDonald (La Salle); Carlton Neely. (Princeton); Jason Timberlake (Fairfield); 152-Jacob Diaz (Oak Hills); P.J. Eilerman (Elder); Jason Mullins (Princeton); Jeff Snyder (Glen Este); James Wagers (Harrison); Tad Woolfe (Sycamore): 160-John Bell Moeller; Luke Brockhoff (Colerain); Chad Cole (Fairfield); Matt Fisher (Turpin ; erwin eard (Princeton). 171-Keith Bryson (Elder); Mike Estes (Northwest); Paul Hertenstein (Lakota); Ben Moore (Hamilton); John Padial (Glen Ester); Criston Smith (Princeton). 189-Ben Barnhorst (Oak Hills); Sean Crdnin (Moeller· Mark Jackson (Ha~~ison); Marcus Payne (Mt. Healthy); DeAndre m1 ~nce on). 215-Jesse Black (Princeton); Brad Hensley (Anderson); Bob Lehman (Oak Hills); Joe McCaffrey (Glen Este); Mike Oliver (Elder); Gregg Padgett (Fairfield). HWT -Phil Bailey (Hamilton); Dave Catanzaro (Elder); Adam Duncil (Fairfield); Roberto Engleman (Hughes); Dan Kelley (Lakota); Dave Orr (Northwest); Pat Quay (Sycamore).

1Three locals in title matcne Wandsnider, Meyer_, Janson one w1n away BY DAVE SCHUTTE

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qG, FAIRBORN, Ohio- Every day during the short walk to practice, Jim Wandsnider glances at a life-size photo of Jeff Kelly, Harrison's only state wrestling champi' on. ' Wandsnider will be out to join Kelly today when he meets Mark Balog of Medina for the 125-pound j title at Wright State University's Nutter Center. Two other Cincinnati wrestlers also advanced to the championship· · match - Adam Meyer of Reading ![(Division III, 125) and Moeller's Joshua Janson (Division I, 135). However, Justin Wilcox of Oak Hills was ousted from the winner's i bracket (103 pounds) in the semifi1 nal round for the second consecutive year by Shaun Smith of Massillon Perry, losing, 6-0. I Another top Cincinnati wrestler, I Princeton's Rico Hill, fell, 10-6, to Kore Sharpley of Shaker Heights in the semifinals at 112 pounds. ' Princeton's other state semifi- now I'll get that chance." ! nalist, heavyweight Richard Bailey, If Janson succeeds, he'll have to · also was eliminated. Bailey was pull off· a major upset over junior pinned by Jeremy Orsky of Lake- Sonny Marchette from Walsh Jesuwood St. Edward in 3:26. it, the heavy favorite to win it all. "He's only a junior," Bailey said Marchette finished second as a of Orsky. "And I told him after the · freshman but sat out last season match that I'd see him next year. with a knee injury. He just smiled, but I meant it. I "I made it to the championship plan to work much harder and get by being aggressive," Janson said. stronger before next season." "That's the same approach I plan Wandsnider took a 3-0 lead on a to use tomorrow." takedown and escape, but Steve MEYER REBOUNDS: It apBukky of Worthington Kilbourne peared that Reading's Adam Meydrew within two on a takedown er was beaten when Ryan Nightinwith less than 35 seconds remain- gale scored a takedown with 18 ing. seconds remaining in the Division "Bukky was much stronger and III, 125-pound match. tried to hold on and go for the pin," However, the mat judge ruled Wandsnider said. "He's pretty that Meyer was off the mat and much the same type of wrestler · took the two points away that were that I'll see tomorrow in the cham- awarded by the referee. This gave pionship round." Meyer a second chance that he JANSON PINS: Janson,' Moel- wasn't about to blow. ler's 135-pound junior, appeared in "I almost took him down at the a state of shock after pinning Mas buzzer," Meyer said. ·"When it Toyama of Lakewood St. Edward went to overtime, there was no in 5:23. way I was going to lose." He "I'm in great shape and wore scored a takedown to win it. him down," Janson said. "I've The last Reading wrestler to ' dreamed of wrestling for a state qualify to the championship round championship for a long time, and was Dick E~gel, in 1972 and 1973. Enquirer contributor

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He finished second both years. Engel, now coach of the Blue Devils, was thrilled at Meyer's achievement. "Tonight, I'll tell Adam to get tomorrow out of his mind and relax," Engel said. Meyer will meet Jeremy Kern of Liberty center, a 15-3 winner over Steve Coljohn of Independence in the other semifinal match. DIVISION I Quarterfinal Results 103: Justin Wilcox (Oak HIRsl If. Brian Bloomfield

(Tiffin COlumbian l 16-0. 112: Rico Hin (Princeton) d. Lincoln Baringer (Warren Howland) 9-6. · 119: Brent ~son (Walsh Jesuit) d. Sean Brady (Eider) 12-2. 125: Marc Bullard (North Olmsted) d. Chris Brennan (Elder) 11-4; Jim Wandsnlder (Harrison) d. Nick Metzger (Massman Perry) 8·1. 135: Joshua Janson (MaeDer) d Mall Staten (Hllliardl lo-1. 145: Kevin Hagedorn (Sycamore) d Jason Neapc!!itan (Youngstown Boradman) 2.0; Reggie Ray (Wadsworth) d Jason Timberlake (Fairfield) 4·3 OT. 152: Jason Tarnal (Parma Heights Valley Forge) d. Mike Ambrose (MUford) H. 160: Josh Greenspan (Shaker Heights) d Kerwin Heard (Princeton) 12·5; Stepehn Massouh (Massrnon Jack· son) d. Richie Root (Lakota) 1o-8; Kevin Boross (S.'<lll) d. Luke Brockhoff (Colerain) 15-6. 215: Tony Sylvester (Massillon Perry) d. 511= Pear· son (Lakota) 5-3. SEMIFINAL RESULTS DiVIsion I 103: Shaoo Smith (Massman Perry) d. JustL1 Wilcox (Oak Hins) 6-0. 112: Kore Sharpley (Shaker Heights) d. 'Rico Hm (Princeton) 10-6. 125: Jim Wondsnider (Harrison) d. Steve Bukky (Wor· thington Kilbourne l 3-2. . 135: Joshua Janson (MoeUer) p. Mas Toyama (Loke1wood St. Edward) 5:23. 1 145: Andy Hrovat (Lakewood St. Edward) d. Kevin Hagedown (Sycamore) 15-10. 1 Hwl: Jeremy Orsky (Lakewood St. Edwardi p. Richard Bailey (Princeton) 3:26.

62 local wrestlers go for state titles

BY DAVE

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3f'cf/'!~ State championships have been a rarity for Cincinnati high school wrestlers in recent years, but the tide could turn this weekend at Wright State University. "The caliber of Cincinnati wrestling Âˇhas improved every year, and we should do well at the state meet," Harrison coach Vance Reid said. "Most of the northern kids are favored, but don't count us out." Cincinnati will be well-repre~ sented at the Nutter Center, beginning Thursday with 33 locals qualifying in Division I, 18 in Division II and 11 in Division III. In Division I, Princeton -will send five to the state meet with Elder and Harrison sending four each and Moeller, Milford and Fairfield three each. Oak HillS'SOphomore Justin Wilcox (103 pounds) leads a parade of local wrestlers with state champi:onship potential into the Division I meet. Also look for Rico Hill of Princeton (103), Jim Wandsnider of Harrison (125), Josh janson Qf Moe~r (135), Mike "'Ailibrose of Milford (152), Richie Root of Lakota (160) and heavyweight Richard Bailey of Princeton to give it a shot. "It's tough at the state meet because everyone is a proven winner," Reid said. "We hoped to take eight to state, but we're satisfied with the four who earned it." Jeff Lewis, a 103-pounder from Norwood, appears to have a legitimate shot in the Division II meet along with Greg Kenney from Loveland, Eric Schmidt frop1 CNE and Purcell Marian's Willie White. Reading's Adam Meyer, Dan Davis and Jason Dick, along with Kyle Doan of Blanchester, should do well in the Division III. Enquirer contributor

WRESTLING HONOR ROLL :;.. -; ~~ 9 L. Coaches polls Division I Roc Pis Princeton (8) .......................... 116 Elder (4) ............................... 111 Lakota ...................·-·············· 84 Fairfield ··--············----·--· 79 MoeDer ·····---············· 73 6. Harrison................................... 69 7. Glen Este ................................. 45 8. Oak Hfils ··-·········-·················· 35 9. Hamilton .................................. 27 10. Milford...................................... 10 Others: Sycamore 4, Sf. Xavier 4, La Salle 1.

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Divisions 11-111-IV Rec Pfs Puree! Marian (7) ................... 88 2. Taylor (I) ·······---···········-·· 77 3. Ross ·--·-···-··········-··--·-·-- 63 4. Monroe ..................................... 59 5. Reading .................................... 48 6. Loveland ................................. 44 7. Mason....................................... 39 8. BefheHafe .......-................... 20 9. Wilmington (I) ·---··········· 19 10. Blanchester............................. 13 Others: Hilsboro 7, Edgewood 7, Roger Bacon 3, New Richmond 3, Franklin 2, Batavia 2, Norwood 1. 1.

•103POUNDS Namo, School Lewis, Norwood................... Thompson. Bethel.....___ Heggood, Glen Este............. Justin Wilcox, Oak Hils...... Uehlin, Purcell...................... Carney, Lakota.................... Iori, Elder............................... Kaplan, Sycamore_.__ Zielinski, Moeler - - - · aark, Hamilton..................... Brock, Taylor........................ Marchbanks, Tlllawanda... wens, Frankfin.................. _ Schlra, La Salle..................... Patel, Turpin..............- Cofiins, St. Xavier................. Kristy, Ross.............- - Slnghoff, Colerain................. Felchner, NOi.....................

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•112POUNDS Name, School Jack son. Hamilton.............. Lutz, PurcelL.___........... Roy, Falrf.eld. ..........- - . . Boehllnger, Harrison........... Obermeyer, Glen Este....... McCoy, Wilmington............. Leggett, CNE....................... Darwish, La Sale................ D. Sheffield, Loveland...._ Helffeld, Monroe ......-·--· Ferdon. Deer Park ........ _. Abrams, Mason................... Rodebush, Lakota................ Bonner, Princeton..........._ Felchner, Roger Bacon...... Jas. Wilcox, Oak Hils.......... Smith, Lockland.......- Mumfrey, Taylor................. Knight, Moeler....... -...... Collett, Fairfield....................

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•n9POUNDS Namo, School Hifl, Princeton...............--. Brady, Elder.......................... Beln, Bafavial..............Davis, Moejler.~·-··--· Hinson, Harrison................... Barkhurst, Glen l:ste.......... Smith, Monroe...................... Cole, Hamilton•.~.................. Pufhoff,Purcel._ ............... Kaaz. Lockland................ _ c. Schneider, Taylor............ Linberg, Fairfield............._

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•125POUNDS Namo, SchOOl W Wandsnlder, Harrison......... 26 Berger•!\ Miamisburg_. 1 21 Brennan. Elder ........... ..:........ 19 Pegram. Princeton ....!......:.. 19 Lowe, CNE............................ 18 Feldman,Moeller..- ....... 18 Sargent, Monroe................. 18 Paul, Norwood...................... 17 Barnes, Blanchester............ 16 Richardson. HiiiTlilfon ... -... 16 Lozier, Loveland.................. 15 Armstrong, Lima................ 12 Russ, Milford........................ 12 Lampe,Gien Este ................ 11 Arnold, Lakota..................... 11 Scruggs, Sycamore............. 10 Black, Taylor........................ 10 Glendon, Moeler ··--·- 8 Distel, Colerain..................... 7 Byrd, Deer Park................. 6

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•130POUNDS Namo, School W Mendenhall, Northwest...... 25 Glover, Bethel....................... 23 Broshear, Moeler.._..... 22 Burch, Harrison.................... 21 Jordan, Monroe................... 20 Godbey, Lockland................ 19 Smith, Miamisburg.............. 19 Brooks, Princeton................ 17 A. Sheffield, Loveland......... 17 Taulbee, Elder...................... 17 T. Sctnelder, Taylor............ 16 Zorb, Glen Est e.................... 16 McAllister, Wimlngton....... 16 Wahoff, Fairfield.................. 15 Mcintire, Lakota.................. 15 Ducklo, Fairfield................... 13 Guess, Mason....................... 13 Schomaker, Talawanda..... 13 Robinson, Franl<lln............... 13 Reckman, MRford. ....-....... 12 Foster, Sycannore................ 12 Keler, NCH............................ 12 Dixon. Blanchester.............. 11 Sanner, La Salle................... 11 Rose, Homillon..................... 9 Busam, Colerain.................. 9 •135POUNDS Name,School w Janson. Moeller ....::::=........ 23 Freeman, Hamilton............. 23 Reckman, Milford................ 21 E. McEvoy, Wilmington..... 20 Mentze~ Glen Este.............. 20 Montgomery, Taylor.......... 19 Pace, Tlllawanda................. 19 Schlewlnsky, LaSalle........... 17 Fox, Princeton...................... 16 M. Walls, Loveland............. 15 Roche, Oak Hils................... 15 Fallon.St.Xavier.................. 15 Bova. Roger Bacon.............. 15 Farris, Northwest................ 14 Noel, Kings............................. 13 Perry, Batavia...................... 13 Hensley, Monroe.................. 13 Conroy, Elder........................ 12 Sclvnidfgoessling, Lock...... 11 McGral~ Harrison................ 10 Wilson. Harrison................... 8 Wlldner, Lakota................... 5 Bowling, Fairfield................ 2 •140POUNDS Name, School W A. SeRet, Harrison................ 26 Arthur, Moeler..........-... 22 Kenny, Loveland.-............ 22 Prince, Kings......................... 21 Henderson, Lima................. 21 Ray, Ross.....-:..................... 20 Redmond, Glen Este........... 18 Fenske, Puree!..................... 17 Haskin, Turpin..................... 14 Carraher, St. Xavier........... 14 Yeary, Wilmlngf~1 ....__ 14 Johnson, ONE.........._......... 14 Mink, Monroe....................... 13 Shoemaker, R.Bacon........... 12 Gerwe, Milford..................... 12 Timberlake, Fairfield.......... 11 Giesfing, Oak Hils................ 11 carroll. Elder......................... 11 Haas, Colerain....................... 11 Glover, Batavia.................... 10 Latimer, Fairfield................ 10 Hem. Lakota......................... 10 Garrison, Hamilton.............. 10 Mlligan, Mlckletown........... 9 Buller, Sycamore................. 7 •145POUNDS Namo, School W Anderson, Bethel................. 25 E. SeUet, Harrison................ 23 Lindner, Ross........................ 22 J. Walls, Loveland............... 22 Hols, Talawanda........,........ 20 Hagedorn, Sycamore......... 20 Bablnec, MRford................... 18 Krull, Miamisburg...___... 18 Neyer, Roger Bacon............ 17 Melni<ing, PurceL............. 16 Horning, Monroe.................. 15 McDonald, La Sale ..._....... 13 Hirsh, Turpin_.................... 13 Schlerloh, Lockland......-... 13 Bianco, Elder •• _ ................... 10 Weiss, Fairfield.................... 10 LUkes, Taylor....................... 7 Wittich, Elder........................ 5 Eling, Moeller....•_____ 5 •152POUNDS Namo, School Ambrose, Milford................ Sctvnldl, CNE........................ Plowman, Miamisburg....... Musselman, Batavia........... Wallace, Frani<lin................. Shani<Rn. Fairfield ... _......... Snyder,Gien Esfe._.......... Kala, R. Bacon...................... Costee~ Loveland................ Harnist, Taylor ..................... Kaufman, Norwood............. Ellerman, Elder....................

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Hartman, MoeNer ...:.:::...... 14 Woolfe, Sycamore............... 12 Fetty, Wlmlngton................ 13 Strunk, Harrison................... 12 Kennedy, Northwest........... 11 A. Weyer,NOi ..................... 11 HIJ!tles, Hamilton................. 11 Pohlmeyer, Turpin.............. 9 Ramsey, Colerain................. 7 Chandler, Purcell.................. 6 Young, La Salle..................... 6 Robinson. Lakota................. 5 •160POUNDS Namo, School W Wagers, Harrison,............... 25 Root, Lakota...............:......... 21 Fisher, Turpin..................... 20 Bet Moeller..........-...... 19 Curry, PurceL.................... 19 Osborne, Franldin................ 19 Ooan. Blanchester............... 18 Cole, Fairfield........................ 18 Heard, Princeton................. 17 Oberjohann, Elder................ 17 Taylor,Deer Park ............... 15 Blasingame, Taylor............. 15 Bramam. Mason................. 13 SchmidfgoessNng, Lock...... 13 B.J. McEvoy, Wilmlngtn.... 11 Buchman. La Sale............... 11 Lucas, Milford...................... 9 Siemers, Sycamore............. 7 •In POUNDS Name, School w Moore, Hamilton.................. 25 Brockhoff, Colerain............. 22 Noggle, Turpin...................... 22 While, PurceL.................... 21 Hancock. Norwood.............. 21 Freeman. Kings.................... 20 Floyd. Ross........................... 18 Eastes, Wilmington............. 18 Smith, Princeton.................. 17 Hertenstein, Lakota............ 17 Padial, Glen Este.................. 17 Abner, Bethel....................... 17 Bryson, Elder....................... 14 Carter, Oak Hils................... 13 Estes, Northwest................. 13 Smith, Mlcklefown.............. 13 Perkins, Harrison................. 12 Rappage, Mason.................. 9 B. Bel, Moener................... 6 •18?POUNDS W Name, School Clemens, Taylor................... 22 Thompson, Bethel................ 22 Noble, Elder........................... 21 Freson. R. Bacon.................. 21 Mann, Blanchester.............. 19 Jackson. Harrison................ 19 Perry, Turpin....................... 19 Smith, Princeton.................. 18 Taggart, Tlllawanda........... 16 Peed, Miamisburg~............. 16 Williams, La sane................. 15 Barnnorst, Oak Hills............ 14 Frommer, Ross.................... 14 Bowling, Middletown........... 13 Stewart, Batavia................. 13 Katz, Purcel.......................... 11 McCullough. Mason............. 11 215 POUNDS Namo, School Y( W. Ramsey, Loveland......... 24 Schuckman, Puree!............. 23 Critzer, Mlomisburg............ 23 Pearson. Lakota.................. 22 Kirkwood, Sycamore.......... 20 Wertman, Mason................. 16 Black, Princeton................... 16 M. Weyer, NCH.................... 14 Davis, Monroe..-............... 14 Philpot, Ross......................... 14 McCaffrey, Glen Est e........ 13 Oliver, Elder ..._.................. 13 Schultz, Norwood............... 13 Dixon, Blanchester.............. 12 Messer, Talawanda............ 12 Smith, CNE.......................... 12 Padgett, Fairfield................ 10 Hess, Taylor.......................... 9 Lehman. Oak Hills................ 9 Sfrassel, Harrison............... 8 Ford, Wilmington................. 8 • HEAVYWEIGHT Namo, Schoof W Bailey, Hamilton................... 23 Bailey, Princeton.................. 19 Keley, Lakota...................... 17 Duncil, Fairfield................... 17 Quay; Sycamore ..............:.... 16 Ferry, Harrison.................... 16 Catanzaro, Elder.................. 16 Eaton. Frani<fin..................... 16 Orr, Norfhwes '--·--··-······ 15 Kettler, Mason.................... 13 Oepper, Batavia.................. 13 Baker, Wflmlngton............... 13 Wilson, CNE......................... 13 Grassman. Norwood........... 10 Miler, Taylor....................... 2

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JUSTIN BROSHEAR

Moeller ;1. .. f1-CJ.t Wrestling Senior Improved to 22-2 with 12 pins and won his 10th straight dual meet match against Sycamore.

WRESTLING HONOR ROLL J- 7-~c Arnold, Lakota ..................... 11 Lampe, Glen Este•............... 10

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Rec Princeton (10) .................:...... Elder (2) ................................ Fairfield .................................... Lakota ...................................... Moeller ......~ .............•.......

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Pis 118 110 85 80 74 66 41 35 26 10

Harrison ................................... Glen Este ................................. Oak Hills ................................... Hamilton ................................... Milford •••....................:..............

Others: St. Xavier ), Lebanon 4, Sycamore 3, La Salle 2, Colerain l.

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Rec Purcell Marian ( 10) ..............• Taylor (l) ................................ Ross .......................................... Reading .................................... Loveland .................................. Mason ....................................... Monroe ..................................... Bethel·Tate-.............................. Blanchester ............................. Wilmington ( 1) ........................

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others: Hillsboro 12, Roger Bacon 11, Batavia 7, Lockland 3, Anderson 2, Norwood 2, Madeira 1, Franklin l. •103POUNOS Name, School Lewis, Norwood................... Heggood, Glen Este ............. Thompson, Bethe~ Tate...... Wilcox, Oak Hills ...••............. Moon, Hillsboro .............._..., carney, Lakota.................... Uehlin, P. Marian .................. Iori, Elder ....•.........•................ Oark, Hamilton. .................... Kaplan, Sycamore ............... Patel, Turpin......................... New, Reading........................ Collins, St. xavier ................. Kristy, Ross ................•......... Schira, La Salle..................... Wells, Franklin...................... Singhofl, Colerain................ Longstreth, Madeira........... •112POUNOS Name, School Jackson, Hamilton............... Bogan, Lebanon .................... Lutz, P. Marilin.................... Boehringer, HARR•.............. Roy, Fairfield........................ Meyer, Reading................... McCoy, Wilmington............. ObermeY.er, Glen E ............. Darwlsh,\.a sane ................. Jorne, Hillsboro................. _ Leggett, CNE....•...........•....•.. Rodebush, Lakota.•.............. Bonner, Princeton................ Heltleld, Monroe............•.•• •n9POUNDS Name, School Burns, Hillsboro .................... Brady, Elder .......................... Hill, Princeton.......... - ........ Bein, Batavia ......................... Barkhurst, Glen Est. ........... Hinson, Harrison................... Kreling, Anderson ................ Smith, Monroe...................... Abrams, Mason ................... v accari, Madeira ................

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•125POUNDS Name, School Wandsnider, Harrison......... R. Clemons, Hills.................. Bergeron, Miamisburg....... Brennan, Elder...................... Pegram, Princeton .............. PauL Norwood. .•......•............ Barnes, Blanchester ............ Richardson, Hamilton.......... Lowe, CNE........................... Lathan, Madeira...•.............• Smith, Lockland....................

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Name, School w L p Scholle, Finneytown ............ 24 3 10 Mendenhall, Northwest... ... 22 4 12 Glover, Bethei·Tate ............. 20 5 7 Burch, Harrison..................•. 20 6 8 5mllh. Miamisburg .............. 19 9 14 A. Sheffield, Love................ 17 7 13 Brooks, Princeton................ 16 3 4 Glass, Lebanon ..•....•............ 16 4 6 Godbey, Lockland............•... 16 ~ 10 Taulbee, Elder ..........•........... 16 8 3 Zorb, Glen Est e..............•..... 15 5 5 Sargent, Monroe.................. 14 7 7 Mcintire, Lakota...•.•.........•.. 14 7 6 McAllister, Wilming. ..........•. 14 9 2 Ducklo, Fairfield.......•........... 13 6 5 Waholf, Fairfield.................. 12 2 7 Waholf, Fairfield.................. 11 2 6 Reckman, Milford .....•.•........ 11 4 1 Huon, Madeira...................... 10 7 4 Rose, Hamilton..................... 8 1 5 •135POUNOS

·Name, School Freeman, Hamilton............. Mentzel, Glen Este .............. J. aemons, Hills ...................• McEvoy, Wilmington .......... Reckman. Milford................ Schlewlnsky, LaSal .............. Jordan, Monroe ................... Fallon, St. Xavier .................. Davis, Reading ...................... Fox, Princeton...................... Roche, Oak Hills................... Bova, R. Bacon..................... M. Walls, Loveland............. Farris, Northwest ................ McGrail, Harrison................ •140POUNDS Name, School Garrison, Hamilton........ A. Sellet, Harrison .......... Henderson, Lima ............ Kenny, Loveland .....•...... Vaughn, Hillsboro........... Redmond, Glen Este ...... Ray, Ross .....••.................. Fenske, P. Marian. .•....•. McPherson. Reading..•.• Hafkin, Turpin ................. Johnson, CNE ............•..... Carraher, St. Xavier ...... Yeary, Wilmington ........ Shoemaker, R. Bacon.... Gels ling, Oak Hills.......... Hensley,.Monroe..•........: Latimer, Fairfield ......... Timberlake, Fair ............ Butler, Sycamore.........••

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Name, School Anderson, Bethel· T a..... E. Selle!, Harrison .......... J. Waits, Loveland .....•... Dick, Reading ....•............. Hagedorn, Sycamore•.•• Lindner, Ross .................. Krull, Miamisburg.•.......• Babinec, Milford•...•.•.•..•. Evans, Madeira .............. Neyer, R. Bacon ............. Melnking, P. Marian.:.: .. McDonald, La Salle......•. Hl~sch, ~urpin ...•.......••..••.. Mmk, M nroe.. :..............

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Hughes, Hamill on ...•....... 11 Pohlmeyer, Turpin.......•• 9 •160POUNDS Name, School

Wagers, Harrison .......... 24 Root, Lakota..••........•...... 21 Abrams, Lebanon .......... 21 Murphy, Hillsboro.........• 21 Osbourne, Franklin.•...... 19 Fisher, Turpin ................. 19 Guthrie, Readln9 ..........•. 17 Curry, Purcell •................ 16 Oberjohann, Elder .......... 16 Doan, Blanches teste ....•• 15 Cole, Fairfield ....•..•.....•.••• 15 Heard, Princeton ............ 14 Bolton, Wyoming ............ 11 Braham, Mason .............. 10 McEvoy, Wilmington .... 9 •171POUNDS

Name, School

Moore, Hamilton.......•.••. Brockhoff, Coler a! ..••...•.. Noggle, Turpin ................ Engel, Reading. .••.....••.•... Hancock, Norwood •....... A. Evans, Hlllsbor .........•• While, P. Marian....••••.... Eastes, Wilmington ........ Padial, Glen Este•.•......••. Smith, Princeton....•....•... Floyd, Ross .........•.........•.. Abner, Bethel-Tat .•.......• McCullogh, Mason......... Smith, Middletown .•......• Bryson, Elder ...••........•.... Carter, Oak Hills. ............ Perkins, Harrison ...........

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•1B9POUNDS Name, School Spruell, Hills ............•........ 24 Noble, Elder ..................... 20 Thompson, Be the~ T •..••• 20 Freson, R. Bacon ............ 19 Jackson, Harrison .......... 19 Little, Lebanon.....•••...•..•. 18 Perry, Turpin............•..... 18 Hertenstein, Lak ••.........• 17 Mann. Blanchester ......... 16 Peed, Miamisburg•.......• 16 Smith, Princeton ...•.....•... 15 Wolf, Reading.................. 15 Colley, Finneytow .•..•.... 15 Williams, La Sail .........•... 14 Bowling. Midd.............•••, 13 Barnhorst, Oak HI.. ......•• 13 Stewart, Batavia .........•• 12 Frommer, Ross .............. 12 215 POUNDS Name, School Critzer, Miamisbu.......... 23 Epperson, Lebanon .....•• 22 Ramsey, Loveland ..•••.... 22 Pearson, Lakota.~ ........... 21 Schuckman, P. Mar •...... 20 Kirkwood, Sycamor ...... 19 Wortman, Mason........... 18 Hensley, Anderson ..•...... 16 Black, Princeton.........••.• 15 Stuck~ y, Hills.......•.........•• 14 McCaffrey, Glen E .......• 13 Davis, Monroe ................ 13 Oliver, Elder:.................. 13 Dixon, Blancheste ....•••... 13 Warger, Turpin ..•........•.• 12 • HEAVYWEIGHT Name, School Bailey, Hamilton ............. 22 Osbourne, Anderson..••. 19 Walker, Lebanon •.....•..•.• 18 Bailey, Princeton ............ 17 KeUy, Lakota..••.......•••..... 16 Quay, Sycamore .......••••• 16 Covert, Reading.............. 16 Orr, Northwest .......••..•.•. 15 DunciL Fairfield .........•.... 15 Ferry, Harrison .............. 15 Deaton, Franklin.•.••....•.•. 14 Catamzaro, Elder .••......•• 15 Koelfler, Mason .............. '12 Oepper, Batavia............. 12 Baker, Wilmington ......... 12 Wllson,CNE ..................... 12

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WRESTLING HONOR ROLL. J<jj_ 'j_t_ ·Coaches polls Division I

Pis 108 2. 98 3. 83 4. 72 5. 67 6. Harrison ....................: ............ 55 7. Oak Hills ................................... 36 8. Glen Este ................................. 31 9. Hamilton ................................... 26 10. Milford ..................................,_ a Others: Sycamore 7, St. Xavier 5, Lebanon 4, La Sane 3, Colerain 1.

Rec Princeton (9) .......................... Elder (2) .................................. Fairfield ....................................

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Divisions 11-111-IV Rec Pis 1. Purcell Marian (6) ................. 83 2. Reading ( 1) ............................. 60 3. Taylor (2) ...........................- .. 56 4. Ross .......................................... 55 5. Loveland .................................. 52 6. Monroe ..................................... 38 7. Bethe~ Tate .............................. 30 a. Mason ....................................... 28 9. Wilmington ............................... 24 10. Blanchester ............................. .20 Others: Batavia 13, Hilsboro 11, Harrison 9, Edgewood 6, New Richmond 4, Franklin 3, Madeira 2, Nor· woodl. •103POUNDS Name, School w L p Boggs, MI. Healthy.............. 17 6 10 Wilcox, Oak Hiils.................. 16 0 13 Thompson, Bethel................ 16 4 10 Heggood, Glen Este............. 16 5 7 Carney, Lakota .................... 16 6 0 Uehlin, Purcell... ................... 14 5 5 Moon, Hilsboro..............--. 13 5 5 New, Reading. ....................... 13 6 9 Patel, Turpin......................... 13 7 6 Iori, Elder ............................... 13 7 4 Brock, Taylor........................ 12 5 2 Collins, St. Xavier ................. 12 6 2 wens, Franklin...................... 12 7 5 Kaplan, Sycamore............... 12 7 2 Singholl, Colerain................. 12 a 5 Schira, La Salle ..................... 12 9 7 Oark, Middletown............... 11 6 6 •112POUNDS Name, School w L p Jackson, Hamilton ............... 21 4 10 Lutz. PureeD.......................... 19 4 10 Bogen, Lebanon .................... 17 3 7 Roy, Fairfield........................ 16 2 7 Rodebush, Lakota................ 16 2 7 McCoy, Wilmington............. 16 4 5 Darwish, La Sane................. 16 6 10 Boehringer, Harrl... ·-·-·-··· 15 5 7 D. Sheffield, Lov ................... 14 10 9 Leggett, CNE........................ 13 5 6 Wilcox, Oak HiDs ............... _ 13 a 3 Obermeyer, Glen E............. 12 3 3 Horne, H!Usboro .................... 12 a 6 BoMer, Princeton................ 11 6 4 Heilfeld, Monroe...,.........., ... 11 8 7 Mumfrey, Taylor ................. 10 4 5 •119POUNDS Name, School w L p Burns, Hillsboro.................... 19 3 14 Brady, Elder.......................... 17 1 5 Hin, Princeton....................... 16 0 11 Barkhurs I, Glen Es.............. 14 6 6 Hinson. Harrison. ............- ... 14 a 7 Smith, Monroe...................... 13 6 7 Lowe,CNE ............................ 12 2 7 Sears, MI. Healthy .............. 12 9 3 Wuaenweber, Cole............... 10 6 4 Cole, Hamnton ....................... 10 9 7 Abrams, Mason ................... 9 a 5 Puthoff, PureeD.................... 9 9 6 •12SPOUNDS Name, School w L p Wandsnider, Harrison ......... 21 0 13 D. McEvoy, Wilmington..... 19 1 7 Brennan, Elder ...................... 17 1 6 R. Oemons, Hillsboro .......... 17 5 10 Jenny, Amelia .................. - .. 17 6 12 Meyer, Reading................... 16 1 13 Pegram, Princeton.............. 16 4 6 Richardson, Hamilton .......... 13 7 7 Lozier, Loveland.................. 12 11 11 Armstrong, Lima................. 12 11 10

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Waholf, Fairfield................... Scruggs, Sycamore............. Arnold, Lakota..................... Black, Taylor........................

10 10 10 10 Guess, Mason......-........-·-·· 9 Lampe, Glen Este................ 7 Distel, Colerain..................... 6 •130POUNDS Name, School w Mendenhall, Northwe.......... 21 Glover, Bethel....................... 20 17 0 17 Taulbee, Elder...................... 15 P. Schneider, Tay ................. 14 Glass, Lebanon..................... 14 Brooks, Princeton ................ 14 McAllister, Wilming..._, ___ 14 Sargent, Monroe.................. 13 Ducklo, Fairfield ..........._ .... 13 Mcintyre, Lakota............... 13 Zorb, Glen Este.................... 12 Keller, NCH............................ 12 Waholf, Fairfield.................. 11 Hirt, Reading ......................... 11 Robinson, Franklin............... 11 Reckman. Milford ............... 9 •135POUNDS 'Name, School w Freeman, Hamilton............. 1a Montgomery, Tay ............... 17 Reckman. Milford............... 17 Mentzel, Glen Este ..- ......... 16 Schlewinsky, La Sa.............. 15 Fallon, St. Xavier .................. 15 J. Oemons, Hillsb................. 15 Davis, Reading...................... 14 Jordan, Monroe ........ _ ........ 14 Roche, Oak Hills ................... 14 Fox, Princeton...................... 12 M. Waits, Loveland .......... _ 12 Farris, Northwest................ 12 Tussey, Franklin. ................. 12 McGran, Harrison................ 10 Conroy, Elder ........................ 10 Wilson, Harrison................... a Timberlake, Fair.................. 6 •140POUNDS Name, School w A. Selle!, Harrison.......... 21 Kenny, Loveland .••••....... 20,

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Coaches polls Division I

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Rec Pfs Princeton (10) ........._ _ 100 Elder-·---....----·--.. 80 73 Falrlleld ----............._ Lakota ·-·---.. -·-···-·--· 70 MoeUer - -................... 60 Harrison .........- -..·--·-· 60 Glen Este - - - - -........._ 38 Oak Hils .........· - · - - - 35 Hamllon - · -..-·-··-·-·- 17 Milford ..--·-·-----·-···-..·- 10 Other&: St. Xavier 6, Colerain 1.

Div. 11-111-IV Rtc Pfs 1. Purcel Marton (9) ·----..... 116 2. Taylor (2) - ................._ .. 84 3. Ross ·--·-·-······-............ 81 4. Reading-·--·-....· - - · 76 61 s. Loveland---·-····-·-6. Masoo ·---..·------- S6 7. MOIV'oe - ...........- •.••.•• 51 8. Wilmlngfon ( I) . -........... 33 9. Blanchester ................... 26 10. Belhe~Tate __ ............__ 16 Others: Batavia 14, Hilsboro 14, Edgewood 10, Roger Bacon 6, New Richmond 6, Springboro 3, Norwood 2. Madeira 1, Lockland I. 103 POUNDS Namt, School w L p Lewis, Norwood..--.. 16 0 10 Boggs, MI. Healthy.... ___ 16 6 9 Wlcox, Oak Hils...........-. 15 0 13 Roy, Fairfield....... ............. 2 7 carney, Lllkota______ ,__ 15 15 6 9 Heggood, Glen Esle.-........ 14 5 6 Uehlln. Purcel Mar----·- 13 5 5 Moon. Hllsboro---· 12 3 5 Brock, Taylor---..·-·-- 12 4 3 12 6 4 Iori, PateL T...ph_...._ ..- .... 12 7 5 New, Reading. .•.----·-- 11 5 8 Collns, St. Xavter--.......... 11 5 1 Zielinski, Moeler.......11 6 7 Sl191off, Coler""'-- 11 7 4 Felchner, NCH__........ 9 4 5 Krlsty, Ross. _____ 9 5 5 112 POUNDS Namt, School w L p Lutz. Purcel Marla.....--- 18 4 8 Jackson, Hamllfon___ 17 4 7 Boetrfnger, Harriso __..... 15 4 7 Bogan, Lebanon..__, ___ 13 2 5 Darwish. La Salle----· 13 4 8 D. Sheffield, Love......... --·- 13 8 9 Hom, Hllsboro._. ____ 12 5 6 Leggett, CNE....--. 12 5 5 Wilcox, Oak Hils-.....- •. 12 7 3 Rodebush, Lakota._, _ _ 12 8. 8 McCoy, Wlimlnglon.. ......... 11 3 5 Smith, MOIV'oe-...........~. 11 6 7 Bonner, Princeton. _____ 11 6 4 11 8 4 Felchner, R. Bacon........Obermeyer, Glen Est_ 10 3 3 Mumfrey, Taylor___ ....... 10 4 5 119 POUNDS Name, School w L p Hi11. Princeton.---·-·--·-- 16 0 11 Brady, Sder---- 15 I 5 B..-ns, Hllsboro-·--·--· 14 2 11 Davts, Moeler~- 14 5 5 Hinson, Harrison_ __, _ 14 7 7 Barkhurst, Glen Est _ _ 13 6 6 Lowe, CNE---........ 11 2 6 Heilfeld. MOIV'oe ____ 11 6 7 Sears, MI. Healthy _____ 11 9 3 Abrams, Mason.__,_ 10 5 3 w~n,weber, Cote-·--- 10 6 4 / , 125 POUNDS Namt,'$chOOI w L p Wandsnlder, Harrlso........ 20 0 12 Pegram. Princeton...__ ,_... 16 4 6 Brennan, Sder_ _ _ 15 1 5 Feldman. Moeler _..;..,.•. 14 5 2 Bergeron, Mlarnlsbur ...-- 14 7 7 Meyer, Reading·--·--· 13 I 11 Paul, Norwood.._.......... 13 5 7 . R. Oemons,HIIsbor ........-. 12 4 8 Barnes, Blanchester-·- 11 6 8 Richardson, Ham-.••.• 11 6 5 Wllhoff, Fairfield-.... -- 10 2 6 Scruggs, Sy~e-·-- 10 7 I

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Juess, Mason·--·-···-······· Glendon, Moener..... - ..... 13n POUNDS Name, School Mendenhal, Northwest.•.• B"ch. Harrison. .................. Broshear, Moeller...=-.... Brooks, Princeton............. A. Sheffield, Love............ Taulbee, Elder..............- •. T. Schneider, Tay......·--· Dud<lo, Princeton. .............. Sargent, MOIV'oe .•.---·--· Smith. Miamisburg. ........... Mcintire, Lakota............... Glass, Lebanon................. Zorb, Glen E•le...._,........ Dixon, Blanchester ............. Hirt, Reading ..... -·--·--· Mall Reckman, Millo•.•.•. 135 POIJ.NDS Name, School Jansen. Moeler. _ _.,._ Montgomery, Taylor....._ Mark Rtckman, MIL......... B. McEvoy, Wllmlng•.•.••. MentzeL Glen Esle .............. Falin. St. Xavier ____,....... Jordan, MOIV'oe .........._, Fox, Princeton.__,_,___ Roche, Oak Hils.............._, J. aemons, Hilsbo..........._ McGrail, Harrison................ M. Walls, Loveland............ Sclllewlnsky,La Sal... •._, Davts, Reading-·---·Farris, Norlhwesl.-......... Conroy, Sder·-·--·--·-BosA)evac. MoeRer.... _ .. NoeL Kings.......................... Wilson. Harrison.._,.......... 140 POUNDS Name, School A. Selet, Harrison............. Arthur, Moeler........ J. Walls, Loveland .............. Freeman, HamAton..-..... Henderson, Uma.............. Fenske, Purcel Mar_ _ McPherson, Reading----· Haskin, Turpin...............- .. Jotmon, CNE. .................. Redmond, Glen Esle.......... Haas, Colerain.---··--·--" Shoemaker, R. Bacon.-...... Vaughn, HilsborO---···· Lanier, FalrllekL............ tarrol. Sder...............- .• Hensley, Monroe.............. Ray, Ross......._,_ ................ Gelstlng. Oak Hils---·-Yeary, Wilmington.----·145 POUNDS Namt, School E. Senet, Harrison............._ Dick, Reading. ........-----· Keooy, Loveland.-..... _..... Shankln, Fairfield.--..·-· Garrison, Hamilton..--Neyer, R. Bacon............._ Melnklng, P..-cel M.........

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Hagedorn. Sycamore .._ ...., Unctner, Ross.............._ KI'IM, Miamisburg. ____, Mink. Monroe .............._ Blanco, Sder.........-·--·Lukes, Taylor,___.............. 152 POUNDS Name, School Ambrose, Milord............. Wagers, Harrison.•.•. _, __ Schmidt, CNE.._............... Havf111, MI. Healthy............. Plowman. Miamisburg.,_, Snyder, Glen Este.--......... Hartman. Moeler.....- .• Harnlsl, Taylor_............ Kala, R. Bacon.......... -...... Kaufmann. Norwood .... -.... Ellerman, Elder.•---·--· Fetty, Wilm1nglon.••._ ..... N. Evans, HilsborO--..·-·-Kennedy, Northwest ___ Hughes, Hamilton..-........ -. Potolmeyer, Turpin. ••.•.••.

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160 POUNDS Name, SchOol Rool, Lllkola..............-J. Bel, Moener._._....... Fisher, T"pln.................. Atrams, Lebanon.·----·-· Cote, Fairfield..........__, CUrry, Puree! Marl..---· Oberjohann, Sder.....--Gullvie, Reading. ____,__, Ooan. Blanchester......_ ... Blasingame. Taylor ........ -. Heard, Prince ...- ......... -Eastes, Wilmington. _ _ Murphy, Hllsboro_, ....... Slr'urlt, Harrison. _ _ Ramsey, Colerain. ........ -Branham, Mason_,..... --.. In POUNDS Name, School Brockhoff, Colerain_ _ Moore, Hamilton....._, __ Noggle, Turpin.·--·-·· While, Purcel Marl........Engel, Reading...............Freson, R. Bacon-·-·---· Freeman, Kings•.•.••.Hertenstein. Lakota.....••Smith, Prtnceton..____ A. Evans, Hillsboro••.••.•• A. Hancock. Norwood...... Oark, MI. Healthy....._ Smith. Middletown._._..... PadlaL Glen Es te. ___.__ tarter, Oak Hils. _ _ _ Bryson, Sder'----·-·-.. ·Floyd, Ross. ..............._._ Perkins, Harrison. .•. - ....... McCulough, Mason. ......B.J. Mc8voy, Wllm.. __ 189 POUNDS Name, School Oernens, Taylor.......__.• Noble, Sder.............._,••_, Perry, Turpin. ____,..... Spruel. Hllsboro ........._ Payne, MI. Healthy··-·· Smith, Princeton........__ Jackson, Harrison.•.___ Bowling, Middletown........ Little, Lebanon. .............__ Wolf, Reading.... - .••.•:...... Barnhorst. Oak Hll_, __ Peed, Miamisburg... __.•. ~ann. !llanchester.......arns, La Sale-·-·--

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19 16 16 15 14 14 13 13 12 12 12 12 11 11 Frommer, Ross.................. _ 8 Geiger, Mason.............-- 7 215 POUNDS Name, School w W. Ramsey, Loveland- 19 Pearson, Lakota...__.,... _. 19 Schuckman, Purcel. ............ 18 Critzer, Miamisburg..••. -- 17 Epperson, Lebanon.........:. 15 Black. Princeton.. __,___ 13 McCallrey, Glen Est.._.._ 12 Kirkwood, Sycamore •.•.•• 12 Davts, Monroe.·---·--·- 11 Wortman. Mason·-·-···"'" 10 Schultz, Norwood. ....- - 10 Dixon, Blanchester---· 10 Warger, T..-pln._•._, ___ 10 Oliver, Sder 10 Stuckey, Hllsboro .•.~.......- 9 Weyer, NCH ...-........, _ 8 Hess, Taylor......... -............. 8 Urro, MI. Healthy........_ 6 Strassel, Harrison..__ 6 HEAVYWEIGHT Name, School w Bailey, Hamnton.---·--·-- 16 Bailey, Princeton. ......____, 15 Covert, Reading ____ 14 Kely, Lakota................ 14 Duncll, Fairfield••._. __ 13 Orr, Northwest _ _ _ 12 Waller, Lebanon............... 12 Quay, Sycamore.••.• --.-\ 12 catanzaro, Sder............ 12 Ferry, Harrison....._....... 11 Boon, Hllsboro ...... _____ 11 Wiliams, MI. Healt ___ 11 Kettler, Mason••·--·-- 10 9 Baker, Wilmington........Wilson, CNE.............._ 9

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JOSH JANSON Moeller /-;). .f-'11 Wrestling ,. Junior He went 5-0 at the prestigious Catholic Invitational and won the Most Pins award with five.

GCL MOELLER TRIUMPHS: Moeller pulled off one of the day's upsets, defeatjng Elder, the No.2 Division I team in last week's coaches poll, for the GCL South . . championship. Moeller had five individual champions, including four straight winners in the weight classes from 130 through 145. Moeller's justin Broshear, the champ a:t 130, was named co-Wrestler of the Year il1 the GCLS, along with Elder's Mike Noble, who was champ at'189. . Purcell Marian, the No.1 team in ~e coaches Division 11-ill poll; dommated on its way to the GCLN · title. The Cavaliers were led by GCLN Wrestler of the Year Nick Schuckman, who remained unbeat· en on the year in winning the individual title in the 215-pound division. (at 51. Xavier)

Team scores

Sou1h Division 1. Moeller 217; 2. Sder 198; 3. St. Xavier 84;4. La Salle

80.

North Division 1. Purcen Marian 150; 2. Aller d; 3. Roger Bacon 18.5; 4. Olamlnade·Julieme 18; s. McNicholas 12. .

WRESTLING HONOR ROLL i -11- "' Barnes, Blanchester ............ Meyer, Reading••............•. Feldman, Moeler... ~······ Scruggs, Sycamore•........... Wahoff, Fairfield .................. Richardson, Ham. ................ Arnold, Lakota ..................... Lozier, Loveland.................. Oemons, HiRs........................ tio POUNDS Name, School Mendenhall, Northwest... ... Burch, Harrison........ ..:.......... Brashear, Moeller... ~···

Coaches poll Division I

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Princeton (9) .......................... 90 Elder ........................-:.............. n Fairfield··-··············"·····"······ ... ·· 69 Harrison ................................... 61 Moeller .....•~..................... 60 Lakota ........................................ 43 Glen Este ................................. 34 Oak Hills ..................................... 28 Hamilton •................................... 21 St. Xavier ................................... 6 Others: Milford 3, Sycamore 3.

Schone, Finney ....................... Glover, Belhe~Tale.............

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Batavia ......................................... IS Others: Belhe~Tale 10, Edg~ wood 8, Norwood 7, Roger Bacon 6, Franklin 3, Turpin 2, Madeira 1, Lock· land 1. (Minimum of 11 matches) 103 POUNDS w L p Name, School Justin Wilcox, OH ................ IS 0 13 Lewis, Norwood ................... IS 0 9 Roy, Fairfield ........................ 14 2 6 Heggood, Glen Esle ............. 14 s 6 Carney, Lakota .................... 14 6 8 Uehlln, Purcell....................... 13 4 s Thompson, Bet he~ Ta .......... 12 2 7 Brock, Taylor ........................ 11 3 2 Iori, Elder............................... 11 4 3 Singhoff, Colerain................. 9 7 4 Kaplan, Sycamore .............. 9 7 2 New, Reading........................ 8 s 6 Wells, Franklin...................... 8 s 4 Schira, La Salle ..................... 8 7 3 Zielinski, Moetler ~ ......... 7 6 s 112 POUNDS w L p Name, School Lutz. Purcen.......................... 18 3 8 Jackson, Hamlllon............... 17 4 7 BOEhringer, Harrison....- ... IS 4 7 Bogan, Lebanon.................... 13 1 s Darwish, La Sale................. 12 4 7 Rodebush, Lakota............_ 12 7 8 Jason Wilcox, QH....••.•...•••••• 11 7 2 Obermeyer, Glen Est ......... 10 3 3 Smith, Monroe..................... 10 s 7 D. Sheffield, Lovcl................ 10 6 10 Bonner, Princeton ................ 10 6 4 Felchner, R. Bacon.............. 10 8 s Leggett, CNE........................ 9 4 3 Mumfrey, Taylor ................. 8 3 4 Bunke, Anderson ................. 8 s 2 Horton, Blanchester ............ 7 3" s Loftus, Elder......................... 7 6 2 · Shaflel, Sycamore .............. 7 7 0 Baudendistel, Mason ........... 6 4 2 Horne, Hillsboro.................... 6 s 4 , Smith, Lockland..-...........- 6 6 . s

1W POUNDS Name, School HiM, Princeton. ..................._ Hinson, Harrison. .................. Brady, Elder.......................... Barkhurst, Glen Est ......- ... Crelling, Anderson............... Davis, Moeler .c........, ........ Hellleld, Monroe............... _ Wulenweber, Coler a ........... Burns, HiMsbQro...~ ................ Puthoff, Puree! .................... Lowe, CNE............1,. ............. Skirvin, Taylor...................... Abrams, Mason.. ~............... Nelheisel, Oak Hill................ Cole, Hamilton ....................... Kaaz, Lockland .................... 125 Pounds Name, School Wandsnlder, Harrison....._.. Pegram, Princeton .............. Brennan, E1der....~..........i...... Paul. Norwood.............., ......

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Ducklo, Princeton................ Mcintire, Lakota.................. Sargent, Monroe .................. Robinson. Frankfin............... Taulbee, Elder...................... Zorb, Glen Est e.....- .......... ~ Schneider, Taylor................ Glass, Lebanon. .................... A. Sheffield, Lovel............. Kelly. Anderson.................... Godbey, Lockland .............. Sanner, La Salle.................... Busam, Coler aln.................. Armstrong, Lima ..............•. Reckman, Milford ................

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13S POUNDS w L p Name, School Janson, Moeller ......:.~.... 16 2 14 Reckman, Milford................ IS s s Mentzel, Glen Este .............. 14 4 3 Montgomery, Taylor .......... 12 2 s Jordan, Monroe................... 12 3 4 Fox, Princeton...................... 12 3 3 Roche, Oak Hils................... 12 s 8 Tussey, Franklin.................. 11 7 7 McGrail, Harrison................ 10 2 3 Bova, Roger Bacon.............. 10 7 8 Schlewlnsky, La SaL .......... 9 4 4 Conroy, Elder........................ 9 s 2 Farris, Northwest... ............. 9 6 3 Wilson. Harrison................... 8 3 s J. Oemons, Hills ..........- ....... 8 4 2 Davis, Reading...................... 7 3 3 McDaniel, Anderson-........ 6 6 4 140 POUNDS w L p Name, School A. Selle!, Harrison.......... 21 1 8 Arthur, Moeller....._.... 18 3 7 Fenske, Purcell ............... 14 6 .o J. Walls, Loveland ......... 13 3 6 Henderson, Lima ............ 13 8 6 Freeman, Ham. .............. 12 s 9 McPhearson, Reading .. 12 7 6 Redmond, Glen Esle ...... 11 s 6 Shoemaker, R. Bacon .... 10 2 1 Hensley, Monroe............ 10 4 2 Lanier, Fairfield .............. 10 6 7 Johnson, CNE .................. 9 3 6 Glesling, Oak Hills .......... 9 3 4 Alvarez, Norwood.......... 9 7 2 carrot, Elder .................... 8 6 2 Moser, Finneytown. ...... 7 5 3 Hern, Lakota ................... 7 6 3 Gerwe, Milford ............... 7 7 3 Schlerloh, Lockland ........ 6 s s Repella, Mason ............... 6 5 4 145 POUNDS w L p Name, School E. Selet, Harrison................ 18 2 2 ShankAn, Fairfield........_ ..... IS 2 9 Slick, Reading....................... 14 1 7 Garrison. Hami~on.............. 14 s 9 Anderson, Bethe~Ta ........... 13 3 7 Hagedorn, Sycamore .......... 13 6 2 Meinklng, Purcel ................. 12 3 1 Kenny, Loveland.. - ............ 12 4 4 Babinec, Milford ................... 12 4. 3 Neyer, Roger Bacon............ 10 7 3 Mink, Monroe....................... 8 4 2 Lynch, Anderson.................. 7 3 3 Blanco, Eider........................ 7 s 3 7. 7 s ~~~;::~t~~~~;~:;:;;;;:.:::·. s s 2 152 POUNDS w L p Name, Schoo( Wagers, Harrison................ 21 2 10 Ambrose, Milford................ 20 2 13 Waalace, Frankrm.. ..........-· 14 1 11 Sc"":"di,CNE........................ 14 2 8

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Snyder, Glen Este................ 13 4 3 Hartman, Moeller.....- ..... 13 s 6 KaMa, Roger Bacon.............. 12 4 7 Kaufmann, Norwood ........... 11 7 6 casteel, Loveland ................ 11 7 8 Ellerman. Elder .................... 11 7 3 Peters, Bethe~Tale ............. 10 6 1 Horning, Monroe.................. 10 6 6 Harnisl, Taylor ..•................. 10 s 8 Hughes, Hamilton. ................ 6 3 4 Evans, Hills ...........•......•.....• 6 4 3 Pelrot, Mason....••............... 6 s 2 Ramsey, Colerain ..•...........• s s s 160 POUNDS w L p Name, School Root, Lakota ......................... 18 0 8 Brockhoff, Colerain............. 18 1 10 Osbourne, Franklin.............. 14 2 9 Curry, Purcel ..................... 14 4 7 Gunlrie, Reading .................. 14 s 6 Cole, Fairfield ........................ 14 s 8 Abrams. Lebanon ................ 13 2 12 Bel, Moeller ..................- ... 12 4 7 Oberjohann, Elder ................ 12 s 6 Heard, Princeton................. 11 3 8 Blasingame, Taylor ............. 10 6 s Doan. Blanchester ............... 9 1 8 Strunk, Harrison................... 9 6 3 Schmldlgoessling, Lock ...... 7 6 3 Buchman. La Sale ............... 6 4 s 171 POUNDS w L p Name, School Moore, Hamilton.................• 17 2 9 While, Purcel ....................... 17 4 s Hertenstein, Lakota........,.,. 14 4 4 Engel, Reading...................... 13 1 8 Smith, Princeton.................. 13 2 8 A. Hancock, Norwood........ 13 s 9 Freson. R. Bacon.................. 12 4 9 Padial, Glen Esle.................. 12 6 4 Abner, Bel he~ Tale .............. 12 8 8 A. Evans, Hins ....................... 9 2 1 Carter, Oak Hills................... 9 6 s Bryson, Elder........................ 9 6 1 Perkins, Harrison................. 8 4 3 Estes, Northwest ................. 8 6 7 Huff, Fairfield.... - ................ 7 7 s 189 POUNDS w L p Name, School Oernens, Taylor................... 16 2 11 Thompson, Be the~ Tale...... IS s 14 Noble, Elder........................... 14 3 9 Smith, Princeton................. 13 3 9 13 s 7 11 3 9 Barnhorst, Ok Hills .............. 11 7 7 Williams, La Sane ................. 10 s 6 Wolf, Reading....................... 9 3 6 Coffey, Flnneytown ............. 9 4 s Spruell, HiAs.:......................... 9 s 3 Katz, Purcel .......................... 8 6 6 Weinstock, Glen Est ............ 7 s 6 McCUiough, Mason............. 6 4 2 215 POUNDS w L p Name, School Pearson, Lakota.•.~........... 18 4 4 Schuckman, Purcell............. 17 0 12 Epperson, Lebanon............. 14 2 12 Ramsey, Loveland .............. 14 3 11 Black, Princeton................... 12 3 s McCaffrey, Glen Est .......... 12 4 8 Kirkwood, Sycamore .......... 12 6 8 Davis, Monroe ...................... 10 4 7 Oliver, Ekter .......................... 10 s 3 Schultz. Norwood ................. 9' 7 8 Dixon, Blanchester .............. 9 7 s Hensley, Anderson.............. 8 3 3 Padgett, F.alrfield................. 7 s 4 Strassen, Harrison ............... 6 4 3 HEAVYWEIGHT w L p Name, School Bailey, Hamilton................... 16 4 12 Bailey, Princeton.................. 14 0 s Duncll, Fairfield.................... 13 3 7 Kelly, Lakota ......................... 13 s 9 Osborne, Anderson............. 12 3 7 Covert, Reading ................... 12 4 Quay, Sycamore .................. 12 6 Deaton. Frankrtn .................. 12 6 11 Walker, Lebanon.................. 11 5 7 Orr, Northwest.. ................... 11 4 9 Ferry, Harrison.................... 11 4 8 Catanzaro, Elder.................. 10 8 r Wilson, CNE. ......................... 7 3 ,2 Hellbrlnk, La Sane ............... 6 6 6

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hold. on for title

Dick McCoy, Elder's veteran wrestling coach, was overjoyed. "Winning the Catholic Invitational is the equivalent of winning the state championship," McCoy said. "We made history today." Leading by 10 points going into the fmal round, Elder rallied behind champions Sean Brady (119 pounds) and Chris Brennan (125 pounds) to pull out a 1951/2-1931/2 victory over Columbus DeSales. "This was the most exciting championship we've been in since I came to Elder," McCoy said. "Our kids won four matches in the last 25 seconds to pull it off." Brady, who trailed by one point with six seconds remaining, scored a takedown and ended up winning 12-6, to claim the championship. In Brennan's championship match, the score was tied at 6-6 with 14 seconds remaining. He took his opponent down to pull out an 8-6 triumph. Mike Noble also won valuable points for the Panthers, finishing third at 189 pounds. "I can't say enough about the kids," McCoy said. Moeller's Josh Jansen, who pinnedevery opponent, was Cincinnati's only other champion claiming the 135-pound title: Teammate Justin Broshear picked up third pac~unds. "Last year we ftnished 12th in this tournament but we were young," McCoy said. "We had pretty much the same group back and they came out here to win it."

The Cincinnati Enquirer

Elder advanced six wrestlers into the semifinals at the All-Catholic Tournament at Elder. As a result, coach Dick McCoy's Panthers are in first place (big school) division and in position to become the first Cincinnati school to capture the prestigious title. In the overall standings, powerful Lake Catholic holds a slim lead over Elder,. with 120 points. The Panthers are in second place at 111 1/2. . M9eller is positioned in ,fifth place Will1'89 points while St. Xavier holds down 12th with 48 1/2 points. None of Cincinnati's smaller parochial schools entered the state-wide tournament. Also, No. 1 Princeton won the prestigious Fairfield Invitational and Glen Este captured the Sycamore Invitational. Catholic Invitational !At Elder High School) Team Scores: 1. Lake Catholic 120, 2. Elder l11V2, 3. DeSales 90'h, 4. Padua 84, 5,JAoe\ler 83, 6. Elyria Catholic 62 1h, 7. Lima C.C. 56, 8. To\. St. Jii\ii\'S55 1T>, 9. Dayton Carroll 51, 10. St. Ignatius 50, 11. N.D.-C.L. 50, 12. st. Xavier 48'h, 13. Bishop Watterson 44, U. St. Francis 43V>, 15. Toledo C.C. 41 1h, 16. Delphos St. John's 34, 17. Columbus Bishop Ready 31, 18. Alter 29'h, 19. Benedictine 28, 20. St. Vincent 28, 21. Trinity 25'h, 22. St. Wendelin 23, 23. V.A.·SI. Joe 19, 24. St. Charles 15'h, 25. Stritch 13. 26. Newark Catholic 5. First Round 103- Bacon(Strltchl p. Hockaday (Watterson) 4:20; Scott (St. Ignatius) II. Marin (Benedictine) 16·1; Pilkington (DeSalesl d. Hosta (Carroll) 1D-2; Iori (Elder) p. Rediger (Toledo C.C.J 1:25. 112-Wiley <C~rrolll d~ Knigi}WMoe!ler-l 5-0; MeDer· molt (St. Xavlert'p:'BrzOZI<i(Ji.ner.J 4:41; Loftus (Elder) p. Caliguirl (St. Francis) 2:50; Melssen (Toledo C.C.) d. Rober· son (St. Vincent) 13-6. · 119-Huss (Toledo C.C.) d. Wisniewski (Tal St. John) 11·3; Thompson !Elyria Catholic) d. Walker (Benedictine) 10·3;~vjs !Moel[erl \1-.(Zdne( ~t.j(1/~ndellnJ 8-D; Sbrocchi (St. anc\s) p. Gizzi (SfiQ"ibniUsT 6'16 (ot). 125-Fe\dman _llioeller J .l'·...l!ll~(;us~w,edictine) 4:33; Scheiller 'CatholicI d. cera nnityl 6-4; Massing (St. Francis) d. Jamison (St. Vincent) lD-6; Murty (Padua) d. Fox (DeSales) 8-4. 130-Kujawa (St. Francis) d. Ferrara( Watterson) lD-3; DeBarr !Lake Catholic) d. O'Reilly (DeSalesJ 4-2;

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Corrigan (St. Ignatius) p. Skala (Trinity) 1:47; McArthur (V.A.-51. Joel d. Noonan (Delphos St. John 13-7. . 135-Nader(St.\gnatiusl d. Kaminski (51. Francis) 9-4; Klemen (Lima C.C.)by default Hallam (Newark Catholic); Greiner (DeSalesl d. Hall (Stritch) 14-11; Conroy (Elder) d. Goins (Elyria Catholic) 8·3. 140-Volkerding (Carroll) p. Herman (To\. St. John's) 3:57; Carraher (51. Xavier) p. Carroll !Elder) 2:06; Gable !Delphos St. John's) p. Dew (Watterson) 1:30; Rooney (DeSalesJ d. Woods (Elyria Catholic) 4·2. 145-Schwarzkopf (St. Francis) d. Karlson (St. \gn' naiusl 13·5; Blanco (Elder) p. Goddard (St. Wendelln) 4:37; Jasko\ka (Benedictine) d Elll)g (Moeller) 7-2; Meurer(St. xavm.,.ra.Rai'lntm;( Tt>let~o· c.Cr-wli:-152-Dobies (Benedictine) d. Tonefl( St. Francis) 7·2; Hartma~~~ji ~ E~erman 1EJ1e7liii18·4; Perkins (To\. Sf.'J<ifin s . · nac 1 ( aledO . ; e (St. Vincent) pin Savelli !Lake Catholic) 4:36. 160-Morgillo (To\. St. John's) dec. Conrad (Elyria Cathl 4-3; Jedryczek (Delphos St. John's) d. Reinhart 12·1; Sminchak (St. Ignatius) p. Byrd (Toledo C.C.l 1:21; Patrick (St. Xavlerl p. Beatty (Ready) 0:40, 171-Knox (Elyria Catholic) d. Zaciewskl (Tol St. John) 6-4; Ruther (St. Xavier) p. Balyint (Trinity) 4:23; Covill !Stritch) d. Bell !MaeDer) 4·3; Vrabel (Benedictine) d.

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189-Cronln (Moeller . Kriner St. Xavie~45; Nichol on t. rancis p. Norwoo (To. . o ns) '2:33; Goldsbury (Ready) p. Skala (Trinity) 2:11; Dee (Lima C.C.l p, Kenney (Stritch) 2:32. 215-0hlman (To\. St. John's) p. Griffin (Benedictine) 4:43; VanHorn (Watterson) p, Lucas (St. Vincent) 0:59; Raflin (St.lgnatiusJ If Samera (Trinity) 17-0; Lenix(To\edo C.C.J p. Sexton (CarroA) 2:59. Hwt-Hl!l_h !Moeller) bye; Boehm (St. Xavier) p. Antry (Watterson) 1.36; 'Ghertr-etedo C.C.J p. Catala (Stritch) 2:57; Sabey (Padua) bye; Catala (Stritch) bye. Quarterfinal 103-Zielinski (Moeller) d. Hickman (Alter) 18-1;

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(Lima C.C.l d. Collins (St.. xavier) 6·1; Haimerl (Ready) d. Dunfee !St. Vincent) 7-5. 112-Burnett (Elyria Catholic) d. Mi\ler (Lake Catholic 6-5; Watson (Benedictine) d. Rice (To\. St. John's) 9·8; Pusateri (DeSales) d. Metcalf (Padua) 13-12; Johns (Lima C.C.) d. Hockaday (Watterson) 7-2, 119-Brady (Elder) p. Favaro (St. Vincent) 3:42; Hassey (DeSa\esJ p. Buescher !St. Xavier) 1:15; Tolar (Padua) p. Shenk (St. Charles) 4:10; Spelz (Lake Catholic) d. aemens ( Carroli) 4-1. 125-Brennan (Elder) d. Holzheimer (St. ignatius) 13-3; Rowlands (Ready) d. Baker( Carroll) 8-7; Dunstan (Elyria Catholic) p. Gase (St. Wendelin) 3:24; Hickman (Alter) d. Lock( N.D.·C.L.J 7-2. 130-C\ark (P'!llua) p: Kirkland (Read.y) 4:36; Taulbee (Elder) d. Cecil <Ef9ria Catholic) 6- ;~r~ew~~ Kneisley_.ltJ,Q.;l;.bl...UO; Newsom (To!. St. John's) d fll!mson (Carroll) 11·5. . · 135.=,!2~.[Moellel)_eJ:23· Camarmt (TQ!edo C.C.J d. Mauro (Carroll) 1'i-7;iirune~Calii0iic) p, Fala· cienski (Trinity) 1:10; Eger !Wallerson) d. Damas (Padua) 4-2;. 140--Kessen (Lima C.C.) If Kertesz (St. Francis) 22-6; Beck~Lake Catholic) d. P.dbutl.../JI\oeJ)el'l- 1-8; DeMarco <i'adua d. Mim <'1'5ie110"c.c.J J..1;'Sfilith (St. Charles) 11 Shen( N.D.·C.L.J 24-8.

145-Pusaterl (DeSalesl d Lynch (Lake Catholic) 16-7, Sass (Padua) dec. Flanagan (Walfersonl 5-2; Stewart (51. VIncent) d. K\U (Delphos St. John's) 6-2; Brush (Elyria Catholic) d. Urban( To\. St. John's) 7·3;. 152-Weeks,(Wallersonl d. Fry (51. Wendelinl 17·5; Davis (AIIerl p. Sterling (Delphos St. John's) 3:57; Ferrara (Trinity) d. Terbay (Carroll) 8-2; Flower (St. Ignatius) d. Valentine (DeSales l lD-4. 160-Becks (Lake Catholic) p. Nowak (51. Francis)

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Trinity) dlsq. 171-McGulrk (Lake Catholic) p. Curry (St. Ignatius) 1:32; Stevenson (Delphos St. John's) d. Ellis (Carr) 15·3; Bryson (Elder J pin Hohlbeln ! St. Francis l 5:36; Nicka (N.D.-c.L.) p. Wannemacher (Lima C.C.J 5:10. 189-F\ckel\ (DeSalesl d Preseren (Lake Caiholicl 13-4; Zarzeczny (Padua) d. Kozenko (N.D.-c.L.) 13-4; Santosuosso (St. Ignatius) d. Yost (St. Wend) 21-7; Noble (E\Jerl d. Fink (Toledo C.C.J 9-8. 215-Mohner(N.D.·C.L.) d. Oliver (Elder) 18-9; Powell (V.A.-SI. Joe) p. Jones (Newark Catholic) 3:55; Ackerman (Lake Catholic) d. Stachowiak (St. Francis) 1D-7; Mamp\erl !DeSalesJ p. Schork (Moeller) 1:25. ___,. Hwt-Kelley (DeSalesJ p. Catanzaro (Elder) 5:06; Gant (Elyria Catholic) d Holy (N.D.-C.L) 17-6; EdwardS (To\. St. John's) d. Kutscher (Lake Cathofis) 5-3; Matusik (Trinity) p. Richardson (Benedictine) 5:53.

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Moeller's Ryan Knight (bottom) works to escape the grasp of Hugh Sheehy'ot Stritch during a 112-bound match Saturday at the Ohio All-Catholic Tournament at Elder. Knight won the match.

DIVISION I TOP 10: A CLOSER LOOK 1. Princeton

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It's easy to understand why the Vikings were picked to repeat as Metro champions. With eight returning district qual~iers, three who went on to the state meet, p!us Dan Moody three other starters, the Vikings will be tough to handle.· "It's nice have this many state qualifiers back," coach Dan Moody said. 'We took four last year but we'd like to see more than four- anywhere from five to 14."

2;. Moeller

Gregg Padgett and Jason Roy.

5. Elder There's good reason for veteran coach Dick McCoy's optimistic outlook for the 1995-96 season. 'We have 11 starters back and look strong," McCoy said. 'This group ha~ great chemistrY and (theyj are pushmg each other to improve everyday." McCoy has high expectations for returning state performers Chris Brennan and Mike Noble.

6. St. Xavier . A~ usual, coach Dick Murphy is s1ng1ng the preseason blues. This year, however, he may be justified. "I feel we have the sixth strongest team," Murphy said. "But we wrestle against the top five and it could be a long season for the Bombers." ·

The experience factor- two state 7. Oak Hills qualifiers and five district qualifiers . Although the Highlanders lack return- has coach Jeff Geier thinking GCL and Metro championship. ' depth, they return 11 starters from a team that won the MCC title while "Sarring any injuries and if we finishing second in district, Dayton could win key dual meets with and St. Xavier invitationals. Princeton, Fairfield, St. Xand Elder, Justin Wilcox, a fifth place finishwe could possibly win the city title," er in the state as a freshman, will Geier said. lead a Highlander team that could be The returning state qualifiers are tough to handle, especially in dual Mark Zielinski (23-9) and Josh . meets. Janson (29-6).

3 (tie). Lakota ·,Bob Latessa, a former head coach at Lehigh College, takes over the T-Bird program. Latessa says he likes what he sees of the talent inherited from the 1994-95 team that lost only one dual match, to Princeton. 'We have depth from the past two years which will pay off," Latessa said. "The senior class is small but we return 10 wrestlers who. have varsity experience."

3 (tie). Fairfield Sophomores Shaun Shanklin and Barney Wahoff, state qualifiers as freshmen, will assume leadership roles in the pursuit of Fairfield's 31st consecutive winning season. Two more sophomores, Scott Lanier and Nick Linberg, are expected to make · the starting lineup. · They're joined by district qualifiers

8. Harrison A team with the talent to crack the top five, the Wildcats return 10 starters, including state qualifier Jim Wandsnider. ·"Our goals are high and the schedule is tough," coach Vance Reid said.

9. Milford The Eagles have only five wrestlers, but two - Jason "" Babinec and Mike Ambrose. qualified for state last year.

10. Gl•n Este With six district qualifiers among their 13 wrestlers, coach Mike Heming's Trojans could quickly climb the rankings ladder. Seniors John Zorb, Adam Mentzel and Chris Redmond head the list. · ·

Princeton captures Classic The Associcrted Press ().

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Princeton's Vikings rallied in the semifinals and championship matches to capfure the 1995 Southwester~ 9hio Wrestling Coaches AssoCiation Classic Saturday at Sycamore High School. Two points off the pace after F~~ay's opening two rounds, the VIkings scored 123 points on Saturday to. edge Pickerington, 184176Vz, With Elder a close third at 17lVz. Rico Hill (112), Criston Smith (1 ~1) and Richard Bailey (heavyweight) eached claimed individual c~ampionships in leading the Vikings. Overall, eight No. 1 seeds won while six other scored major upsets. !3esides Bailey a~d Smith registenng upsets, No. 3-seeded Nick Schuckman of Purcell Marian came away_ with the 215-pound championship and Fairfield's Shaun Shanklin won at 145 pounds. ~At 140, Moeller's No~2-seeded Tim Arthus stopped Scott Lanier of Fairfield, 12-4. Lanier e had previously knocked off the No. 1 and No.4 seeds. UThe other upset was turned in by Moeller's Justin Brashear at 130. He came on strong to oust Arando Brooks of Princeton, 9-6, the No. 1 seed. {

Elder, Sycamore lead classic field .

Lakota still could repeat The Cincinnati Enquirer

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A surprising Elder team and a vastly improved Sycamore squad shared first place after the first day of the Southwestern Ohio Wrestling Coaches Association Classic at Sycamore High School. Defending classic champion Lakota was lodged in a tie for fourth place with Harrison, but the TBirds remain in striking distance along with Moeller and Oak Hills. Elder appears to have the advantage, advancing seven wrestlers into the semifinals compared with only four for Sycamore. Action resumes at 11 a.m. today with the championship matches

scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Wrestling Southwestern Ohio Coaches Classic (At Sycamore High Schoon Team Standings: 1. (fie) Elder, Sycamore 63112, 3. Pickerington 61\':!, 4. (fie) Harrison, Lakota 57'12, 6. Moeller 551':!, 7. Oak HiUs 51, 8. Princeton 501':!, 9. Glen Este 48'h, 10. Hamilton 46, 11. Fairfield 451':!, 12. St. Xavier 45, 13. Ander· son 42112, 14. Milford 41, 15. Mason 39, 16. Beavercreek 37\':!, 17. Lemon Monroe 37, 18. Lebanon 33'12, 19. Purcell Marian 321':!, 20. Taylor 32\':!, 21. La Salle 29, 22. Northwest 25, 23. Colerain 22 112, 24. Batavia 21, 25. Loveland 19, 26. Oermont Northeastern 18, 27. Middletown 5. Second Round 103: Wilcox (Oak Hills) d. Fetty (Lebanon) :37, Carney (Lakota) p. Nutfle (Anderson) 3:40, Roy (Fairfield) p. Piedel (Monroe) :49, Vennon (Pickerington) If. Oark (Hamilton) 17·1, Iori (Elder) p. Kaplan (Sycamore) 1:34, Heygood (Glen Estel d. Uehlin (Purcell Marian) 9·5, Collins (Sf. X) If. Tony Brock (Taylor) 19·4, Zielinski (Moeller) p. Hill (Batavia) :11. 112: HiN (Princeton) d. Loftus (Eider) 12·5, Bunke (Anderson) If. Human (Colerain) :ZO.l, Jackson (Hamilton) d. Obermeyer (Glen este) 12·7, Heilfetd (Monroe) t. Tamm (Northwest) :54, Boehringer (Harrison) p. Sizemore (Mid· dlefown) :54, Bogen (Lebanon) d. Sheffield (Loveland) 10.8, Lutz (PurceK Marian) p. McDermott (Sf. X) 1:50, Vennon (Pickerington) If. Mumfrey (Taylor) 17·2. 119: Brady (Elder) If. Hinson (Harrison) 20.3, Smigel (Beavercreek) d. Darwish (La SaDe) 14-6, Krl!lling (Ander· son) d. Lukes (Taylor) 10.1, Nelheisel (Oak HIUsl d. Carner· on !Pickerington) 5·2, Lowe (CNE) p. Helsel (St. X) 1:03, Feldman (Moeller) d. Barkhurst (Glen Estel 11-3, Guess (Mason) p. Orman (Middletown) :32, Bein (Batavia) If. Smith (Monroe) 2:13. . 125: Wandsnlder p. Barnes, 1:36; Campbell (Pickerington) p. Couzins (Anderson), 2:23; Wullenweber (Colerain) d. Glendon, 9·5; Munafo d. Fellers, 7·4; Pegram p. Mohr, :42;

Sargent (Monroe) p. Orlando (Princeton), 3:07; Scruggs p. Torbeck (LaSalle), 3:13; Brenna p. Duckle (Fairfield), 5:52. 130: Brooks d. Johnson (SX), 14·3; Taulbee d. Busam !Colerain), 4·2; Mendenhall d. Schlewinsky (LaSalle), 7·2; zorb. d. Volz !Oak Hills), 18·3; Reckman d. Jordan (Monroe), 4·1; Damrongchai d. Perry (Batavia), 1().6; Arnold d. Bates (Fairfield), 8-5; Brashear d. Burch !Harrison), 9·3. 135: Anderson ·d. Bowling (Fairfield), 15-0; Foster p. Day (Anderson), 1:27; Fox d. Wildner (Lakota), 10.2; Fallon dq. over Farris (Northwesll; Mentzel d. Hensley, 9-8; Red<man d. Schneider, 14-4; Conroy d. Fenske, 7-6; Janson (Moeller l d. Repella, 19·3. 140: Mdnlire (Lakota) p. Sparks (La Safte) 1:40;Lanier (Fairfield) p. Nocito (Sycamore) :37; Selle! (Harrison) d. Montgomery (Taylor) 12·3; Walls (Loveland) d. Farmer !Mason) 15-7; Giesting (Oak HiUsl p. Franklin (Hamilton) 1:45; Gerwe (Milford) d. Mink (Monroe) 7·2; Redmon (Glen

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m: Brockhoff (Colerain) d. Strunk (Harrison) 22·7; Maher (Pickerington) p. Huff (Fairfield) 2:25; Wells (Mason) p. Bryson (Elder) 3:55; Moore (Hamilton) d. Eastes (Northwest) 17-7; White (Purcell Marian) d. Pulliam (Beav· ercreekl 8-7; Padlal (Glen Estel d. Patrick (Sf. Xavier) 15-1; Sletz (Milford) d. McKeon (Taylor) 23-8; Smith (Princeton) p. GaNagher (Sycamore) 1:11. !89: Noble (Elder) pin. Krieg (St. Xavier), 3:00; Huber (Pickerington) pin Futscher (Sycamore), 2:04; Stewart (Batavia) d. McCullough (Mason), 5-3; Ramsey (Loveland) pin Oegg (Beavercreek), :49; Bornhorst (Oak Hills)· d. Weeks (Amelia), 14·3; Smith (Princeton) pin Bowling (Mid· dletown), :50; Hertenstein (Lakota) d. Little (Lebanon), 17·3;.0emens (Taylor) pin Hawn (Hamilton), 3:22. 215: Pearson (Lakota) d. Vinson (Hamilton), 9·2; McCaffrey (Glen Estel pin Smith (CNE), 1:56; Hensley (Anderson) pin Kriner (St. Xavier), 3:23; Wortman (Mason) pin Portzman (Northwest), 1:48; SchUckman (Purcell Marian) pin Davis (Monroe), 3:05; Lehman (Qak Hills) pin Logan (Middletown), 3:32; Kirkwood (Sycamore) pin Mor· rls (Harrison), 1:04; Epperson (Lebanon) pin Padgett (Fair· field), 5:02 ..

275: Orr (Northwest) pin Boehm (St. Xavier), 3:01; Kelley (Lakota) pin Back (Monroe), :30; Osborne (Ander· son) pin Hall (Beavercreek), 2:46; Bailey (Hamilton) pin Oepper (Batavia), 1:16; Duncil (Fairfield), pin Egelston (Middletown), :19; Walker (Lebanon) pin Heitbrink (LaSalle), 4:18; Quay (Sycamore) pin McCarthy (Oak Hills), :45; Bailey (Princeton) d. Strassel (Harrison), 9~1.

Moeller becoming wrestling power i;.-g--9£ Tonight's wrestling match between Moeller and Princeton takes on special significance. The Crusaders and the Vikings, long-time foes in football, will get together in a meeting of the top two teams in The Enquirer preseason poll. . The match also gives secondranked Moeller the chance to prove it is worthy of a No. 1 ranking, which it believes it deserves. Last year, Moeller handed the Vikings their only Joss of the season. 'We've been ranked around the top spot for several years," said Moeller coach Jeff Gaier. "We're proud of where our program has come, and we think this could be one of our best teams.;' Five district and two state qualifiers are back this season for Moeller. Among them: Mark Zielinski, a junior who

Tim Arthur (left), a returning district qualifier, is expected to be one of several strong wrestlers for Moeller this season. was 23-9 at 113 pounds on his way Last season, Gaier's group to a berth in the state meet won its third straight Greater Joslh Janson, a junior at 135 Catholic League championship, pounds who made it to state with won the sectional championship, a 29-6 record. placed fifth at the All-CatholiC District qualifiers Justin meet,and finished with an 8-1 Brashear:· (130), record in dual meets.Iosing only Tim Arthur (140), Mark to powerful Fairfield. Williams (125) and Nick HartGaier thinks the team can man (152). only get better this season. "We got 56 kids out this year, Gaier Is looking to John BeJI at 160, Steve Glendon at 135, . thanks to lot of freshmen who and NickEling at 145 to also joined the program," he said. "We sc{)re" some points forM oeller. started wrestling programs at all Also, district qualifier Chip our feeder schools, so hopefully McCoird. transferred in from ·we can keep them coming out for Amelia f{) give the Crusaders the team." even more strength. -Tim PenninJ!ton

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The Cincinnati Enquirer

Princeton used its strength in the upper weights t9 rally past Moeller Friday night in a seasonopening matchup of the city's top two wrestling teams. The No. 1 Vikings, defending their city title, won the last four matches to top No. 2 Moeller, 38-30. Moeller had handed Princeton its lone dual-meet loss last season

WRESTLING and claimed a two-year win streak in the series. But after winning six of the first 10 matches Friday, the Crusaders fell victim to key Princeton returnees Criston Smith (171), DeAndre Smith (189), Jesse Black (215) and Richard Bailey (275).

MOELLER WRESTLING Awards Banquet

1996 G.C.L. CHAMPIONS

1993,1994,1995,1996 1996 Individual Champions: 130- Justin Broshear - GCL Co-Wrestler of the Year 135- Joshua Janson 145 - Chip McCord

140- Tim Arthur 160- John Bell

State Runnerup: Josh Janson 135lbs. 36-3

State Qualifier: Justin Broshear 130 lbs. 32-5

State Qualifier: Tim Arthur .29-9

8 District Qualifiers

140 lbs.

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ARCHBISHOP MOELLER HIGH SCHOOL

WRESTLING AWARDS BANQUET

1996 AGENDA

4:30pm

SOCIAL

5:00pm

WELCOME ........................................................................ John Yost Asst. Varsity Coach

INVOCATION ................................................. Bro. Ron Luksic, SM DINNER 6:00pm

AWARDS: OPENING REMARKS ......................... Dick Beerman, Barry Borman Athletic Directors

JUNIOR IDGH TEAM ........................... Rob Lyons, Andy Luckhaupt Junior High Coaches

FRESHMEN TEAM ...................... Tim Cunningham, Scott Ostholthoff Freshmen Coaches

J.V. TEAM ................................... Neal Ryan, Dave Seeger, Neal Corbett J. V. Coaches

VARSITY TEAM ...............................................................Jeff Gaier Varsity Coach

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FRESHMEN STATS -1995/96 TEAMSTATS DUAL MEETS: (9-2) G.C.L.: (3-1) o~~onent

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TOURNAMENTS: Tournament Purcell LaSalle G.C.L.

INDIVIDUAL STATS: Wgt.

Wrestler

Yr.

Michael Merz

103

Adam Whalen

103

Josh Holle

112

Brad Haverkos

119

John Riehle

125

Andy Albers

130

Nick Maupin

135

Jeff Janson

140

Pat Evers

145

Alex Stoermer

152

Don Schnitzler

160

Paul Richter

171

Chris Colweck

171

Sean Dougherty

225

Leo Bell

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MOELLER WRESTLING HISTORY Updated March 1996

STATE CHAMPIONS: TOMZINKAN

130 lbs.

1991

SCOTT OSTHOLTHOFF

189lbs.

1992

TOMZINKAN

140lbs.

1993

STATE PLACERS: TOMZINKAN

2nd

1992

JOSHUA JANSON

2nd

1996

KEN HANSON

5th

1971

KEN HANSON

6th

1972

KEN ADKINS

6th

1975

RANDY WEBB

6th

1975

STATE QUALIFIERS: Frank Haidle Mike Scheadler Ken Hanson Steve Scherzinger Ken Adkins Randy Webb Jay Case Steve Melink Rick Magliano Terry King Bill Palermo Dave Seeger Jerry Wilkin

1964 1965 1971,72 1972 1975 1975 1975 1976 1981 1987 1987,88 1988 1988

Jon Rice Scott Ostholthoff TomZinkan Clint Whalen Billy Lyons Brian Reichert Guy Olinger Josh Janson Bob Feldman Mark Zielinski Patrick Feldman Justin Broshear Tim Arthur

1989 1990,91,92 1991,92,93 1991,92 1993 1993 1993 1994,95,96 1994 1995 1995 1996 1996

DISTRICT CHAMPIONS: Mike Scheadh!r Jay Case Terry King Dave Seeger

1965 1975 1987 1988

Scott Ostholthoff TomZinkan Joshua Janson

1992 1992,93 1996

SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS: Frank Haidle Ken Hanson Todd Chambers Bill Sutliff Jay Case Ken Adkins Dave Markgraf TimTepe John Ziegler Joe Magliano Mike Hyzdu Mark Stoy Terry King Bill Palermo

1966 1970,71,72 1974 1974 1975 1976 1977 1977 1979 1983 1985 1985 1987 1987,88

Dave Seeger 1988 Keith Fulmer 1988 1989 Jon Rice Scott Ostholthoff 1990,91,92 Clint Whalen 1992 1990,91,92,93 TomZinkan 1993 Matt Herring 1993 D. J. Hartman 1994 Bob Feldman 1994 Patrick Feldman Josh Janson 1994,95,96 Justin Broshear 1995,96 Tim Arthur 1995

MOELLER WRESTLING - School Records - Individuals Updated March 1996 Most WINS- Season 39 TomZinkan

Best Winning Pet. - Season 1.000 Tom Zinkan

Scott Ostholthoff

Tom Zinkan

0.975

Scott Ostholthoff

0.974 0.926

Joshua Janson TomZinkan TomZinkan

1991-92 37 1991-92 36 1995-96 33 1990-91 33 1992-93

Dave Seeger Joshua Janson Mike Stagge Scott Ostholthoff

Ken Hanson

32 1990-91 32 1995-96 31 1970-71

Scott Ostholthoff

30 1989-90

Tom Zinkan

Scott Ostholthoff Justin Brashear

Most WINS- Career (50 wins) Tom Zinkan 132 1989-93

Ken Hanson

Justin Broshear

68-20-1, 1985-88 55-17,1972-75 54-17-1, 1972-75 91-34, 1992-96

Clint Whalen

0.727

72-27, 1988-92

1992-96

Ken Hanson

Patrick Feldman

80 1991-95 78 1968-72 72 1988-92 68 1984-88

Dave Seeger

Bill Palermo Tim Arthur

63 62

Most Takedowns- Season 182 Tom Zinkan TomZinkan Justin Broshear

179 146

Josh Janson

118 112

TomZinkan

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Justin Broshear

89 89

Tim Arthur

Mark Williams

1986-90 1992-96

1991-92 1992-93 1995-96 1995-96 1995-96 1990-91 1994-95 1994-95

Most Takedowns - Career Tom Zinkan 527 1989-93

Scott Ostholthoff

323 230 188 180 174 157

1992-96 1992-96 1991-95 1985-89 1990-94 1988-92

Ken Darby

144

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Justin Broshear Tim Arthur Patrick Feldman Jon Rice D.J. Hartman

Fastest Pin: Mark Zielinski

1995-96

Scott Ostholthoff

22 20

1990-91 1989-90

Bill Palermo

1994-95 1986-87 1990-91

Josh Janson

Tom Zinkan

19 18 18

Justin Brashear

1995-96

TomZinkan

Scott Ostholthoff

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Justin Brashear

Ken Darby

Josh Janson

25-2, 1987-88 36-3, 1995-96 22-2, 1969-70

I 08-27, 1988-92

Scott Ostholthoff

Joshua Janson

Bill Palermo Todd Chambers Bill Sutliff

Most Reversals - Season 31 Scott Ostholthoff Kevin Wallace Clint Whalen Bill Sutliff Clint Whalen Mark Summers Bob Feldman

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1989-90 1979-80 1991-92 1974-75 1990-91 1986-87 1992-93

Scott Ostholthoff Josh Janson Bill Palermo

Scott Ostholthoff

Justin Broshear

Bill Palermo

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Patrick Feldman

Mark Summers

70 60 55 54 50 48

Dave Seeger

Patrick Feldman Scott Ostholthoff Justin Broshear Bob Feldman Tim Arthur

8 seconds, 1995

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33 32

Guy Olinger Ken Darby Randy Adkins Dave Markgraf

30 29

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Most Near Fall 2 Pts - Season 24 1979-80 Kevin Wallace

Mike Stagge Dave Markgraf

Most Pins- Career Scott Ostholthoff TomZinkan

Scott Ostholthoff

TomZinkan

John McPhillips

Bill Sutliff

Dave Seeger

14 14

1987-88 1991-92

Josh Janson

Jon Rice Dave Seeger

Justin Broshear

Bob Pflanz

John McPhillips Jus tin Broshear

5 5

Dave Seeger

Jon Rice

65 47 41

1969-70 1994-95 1975-76 1989-90 1991-92

1988-92 1989-93

TomZinkan Mark Zielinski Dave Seeger Scott Ostholthoff

Most Tech. Pins -Career Tom Zinkan 30 Justin Broshear

Scott Ostholthoff

Jon Rice

Patrick Feldman

1986-90 1968-72 1991-95

TimArthur

Dave Seeger

John McPhillips

1991-95

Mike Devlin

Most Near Fall 3 Pts- Season 37 1993-94 Justin Broshear TomZinkan

Bob Feldman

1986-87

1979Â·80 1991-92 1993-94 1974-75

Tim Arthur

TomZinkan

18 17

Randy Adkins

Ken Hanson

1979-80

Patrick Feldman

Ken Darby

Justin Brashear

TomZinkan

29 28 27

Dave Markgraf

Scott Ostholthoff

1995-96 1990-91

1984-88 1990-93 1975-77

Eric Tepe

Most Near Fall 2 Pts- Career Tom Zinkan 47 1989-93

1991-92

33 29

Bill Palermo Guy Olinger

Most Tech. Pins- Season Tom Zinkan II

26 22 20

17 16 16 16

Scott Ostholthoff

John Schmitz

Scott Ostholthoff Most Reversals - Career Clint Whalen 77

Most Pins -Season Scott Ostholthoff

19~1-92

TomZinkan

32-3, 1990-91 31-3, 1970-71 33-5, 1990-91

1991-92

27 25

39-1, 1991-92 37-1, 1991-92

0.800 0.780 0.768

I 08 1988-92

Clint Whalen

Most Total Pins - Season Scott Ostholthoff 30

Best Winning Pet. - Career (50 wins) Most Total Pins - Career Tom Zinkan 0.904 132-14, 1989-93 Tom Zinkan 77

Scott Ostholthoff

Ken Hanson

0.923 0.917 0.914 0.912 0.868

33-0, 1992-93

35 34 32

1989-90 1989-90 1990-91

30 29 29 25

1995-96 1987-88 1995-96 1991-92

Most Near Fall 3 Pts- Career Tom Zinkan 107 1989-93

Most Team Points- Season 258.0 Scott Ostholthoff Tom Zinkan Josh Janson Scott Ostholthoff Tom Zinkan Tom Zinkan Justin Broshear Josh Janson

255.5 233.0 209.5 206.5 200.0 186.0 182.5

Most Team Points - Career Tom Zinkan 794.5

1991-92 1992-93 1990-91 94-95,95-96 1990-91 1993-94 1993-94 1987-88 1988-89

1989-93 1992-96 1988-92 1985-89 1991-95 1992-96 1984-88 1991-94 1987-91

1991-92 1991-92 1995-96 1990-91 1992-93 1990-91 1995-96 1994-95

1989-93 1988-92

40 39 34

1988-92 1992-96 1991-95

Justin Broshear

1992-96

Scott Ostholthoff

684.0

Scott Ostholthoff

86 51

29 29

1990-94 1992-96

Tim Arthur

1988-92 1991-95 1992-96

Justin Brashear

Patrick Feldman Bob Feldman

1985-89 1985-88

1990-94 1985-89 1988-92

Clint Whalen

27 27

43 42 41

Ken Darby

447.0 389.0 356.0 345.5 330.5

1985-88 1988-92 1986-90

Tim Arthur

276.5

1992-96

Jon Rice Clint Whalen

Patrick Feldman Bill Palermo

1992-96 1991-95

MOELLER WRESTLING

STATE CHAMPIONS: 1991 TOM ZINKAN 130 lbs. 1992 SCOTI OSTHOLTHOFF 1891bs. 1993 TOM ZINKAN 140 lbs.

STATE PLACERS: 1992 TOM ZINKAN 2ND 1971 KEN HANSON 5TH 1972 KEN HANSON 6TH 1975 KEN ADKINS 6TH 1975 RANDY WEBB 6TH

STATE QUALIFIERS: 1964 1965 1971,72 1972 1975 1975 1975 1976 1981 1987 1987,88 1988

1988 1989 1990,91,92 1991,92,93 1991,92 1993 1993 1993 1994,95 1994 1995 1995

Frank Haidle Mike Scheadler Ken Hanson Steve Scherzinger Ken Adkins Randy Webb Jay Case Steve Melink Rick Magliano Terry King Bill Palermo Dave Seeger

Jerry Wilkin Jon Rice Scott Ostholthoff Tom Zinkan Clint Whalen Billy Lyons Brian Reichert Guy Olinger Josh Janson Bob Feldman Mark Zielinski Patrick Feldman

DISTRICT CHAMPIONS: 1988 Dave Seeger 1992 Scott Ostholthoff 1992,93 Tom Zinkan

1965 Mike Scheadler 1975 Jay Case 1987 Terry King

SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1987,88 1988 1988 1989 1990,91,92 1992

1966 Frank Haidle 1970,71,72 1974 1974 1975 1976 1977 1977 1979 1983 1985 1985 1987

Ken Hanson Todd Chambers Bill Sutliff Jay Case Ken Adkins Dave Markgraf Tim Tepe John Ziegler Joe Magliano Mike Hyzdu Mark Stay Terry King

1990,91,92,93 1993 1993 1994 1994 1994, 95 1995 1995

Updated: 11/2/95

Bill Palermo Dave Seeger Keith Fulmer Jon Rice Scott Ostholthoff Clint Whalen Tom Zinkan Matt Herring D. J. Hartman Bob Feldman Patrick Feldman Josh Janson Justin Brashear Tim Arthur

MOELLER WRESTLING

G.C.L. CHAMPIONS Year 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995

Team Finish Individual Champions 4th Frank Haidle, Dennis Riehle, Mike Schaedler, Mike Obert 3rd Nick Haverkos, Mark Andrews 3rd Tom Goodhart, Mark Andrews 4th Dave Vargo Âˇ Mike Blanck, Pat Sietz, Mike Stagge 2nd 3rd Ted Cole, Bob Carrahar, Ken Hanson 3rd Joe Bauer 3rd None 3rd Vince Condenni, Steve Melink, Bill Sutliff, Todd Chambers 3rd Mike Magliano, Randy Webb, Mark Griener, Bill Sutliff 4th Ken Adkins 5th Dave Markgraf 5th None 5th None 3rd Rick Magliano, John Ziegler 5th Rick Magliano 6th None 6th None 6th Joe Magliano 5th Arist Mastorides, Mike Hyzdu 6th Terry King 5th Bill Palermo, Terry King 3rd Bill Palermo, Dave Seeger, Shawn Herman 6th Jon Rice 4th Scott Ostholthoff 2nd Tom Zinkan, Clint Whalen, Scott Ostholthoff Matt Herring, Tom Zinkan, Clint Whalen, Scott Ostholthoff 2nd 1st Matt Herring, Tom Zinkan, Wolfgang Scholz, Guy Olinger Patrick Feldman, Josh Janson, D.J. Hartman, Billy Lyons 1st Mark Zielinski, Josh Janson, Justin Brashear, Patrick Feldman 1st

Three Time G.C.L. Champions Scott Ostholthoff 1990, 1991 , 1992 Tom Zinkan 1991, 1992, 1993

Two Time G.C.L. Champions Mark Andrews 1967, 1968 Bill Sutliff 1974, 1975 Rick Magliano 1980, 1981 Terry King 1986, 1987 Bill Palermo 1987, 1988 Clint Whalen 1991, 1992 Matt Herring 1992, 1993 Patrick Feldman 1994, 1995

Updated: 11/2/95