Riverside Brookfield High School - Rouser Yearbook (Riverside, IL)

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JK vii' hrls Janetopoulos and his foe anxiously awaited the und of the ref's whistle. t the hands of Bulldog aggressiveness, another rival its the mat! Varsity Wrestling: Back Row: Coach Chris Lundberg, James Dernent, Doug Plotske, Chris Struhart, Rick Giaoocakos Craig Ligeikis, Kevin Schramek, Nick Sahlas. Front Row: Chris Janeropoulos, John Walkowiak, Tom Sherfick, Dennis Williams, Steve Castellano, Mike Hen, Camilo Gonzalez, Gary Hoyd. J-V Wrestling: Back Row: Coach Don Schaldle, Jeff l-iaymes, Todd Pasleta, Clark Pollard, Terry McMahon, Ralph Donnamariog 'iam Gustafson, Matt Miller, Pat McNally, KeirhrSchramek, Mike Korizke. Front Row: Rich Silva, Steve McCord, Brion Wahlstrom, Jim Zabloudil, Andy Agne, Rodney Scaman, Chris Thomas, Ron Szachnirawski, Brian Wieringa, Brian Attaway. is RESTLERS HIT THE MATS NVITH A NEW COACHING STAFF Wrestling is o very unusual sport consisting of o lot of pain and hard work. The ultimate goal in the sport is to get a pin, which consists of putting your opponents shoulders flat on the mat. This wasn't always easy for the R-B Wrestlers. The team had a disappointing season which could be attributed to R-B's small size and the fact that the Wrestling team itself was lacking in numbers. Some very important team members who stuck to it and became outstanding wrestlers were James Dement, who took third in conferenceg Chris Janetopolous, who took second in the R-B tournament, Chris Struhart, who qualified for sectionalsg and Dennis Williams, who earned a record of 16-1. The outstanding J.V. wrestlers were Ralph Donnamario, who took first at the O.P.R.F. Frosh!Saph tournamentg and Rodney Scamen, who had a record of 7-1. The '84-85 team was coached by an all new coaching staff consisting of head coach Chris Lundberg and assisrantrcoach Dan Shaidle. The highlights ofthe seoson for the varsity team was the dual win over Elmwood Park, the achievement of first place by Chris Struhart and Dennis Williams, and the thrill of second place by Chris Janetopolous at the Pi. B. Invitational. Mr. Schaidle was quoted as having said, the goals of next year's team are to have at least one person qualify for state and be a 1002 team. This he felt could be accomplished because of the great attitude of the J. V. team, especially Rich Levia, Ron Szachnltowski, and Clark Pouler. Athletics 91

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