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Mat grapplers tap second in State, g take down, pin 11--3 wrestling record We contribute our success to a lot of young men that worked hard and gave their best effort, said Head Wres- tling Coach Glenn McMinn. Twenty wrestlers made up the team this year including four seniors: Dale Dalby, Don O'Keefe, Gerald Mullen- der, and Vincent Cherryholmes. There are approximately 16 returning faces and more wrestlers from the junior high. Some of these that stood 'out on varsity throughout the year were: Randy Cormany 1101, Tom Liversedge 1101, Willy Marquez 1101, Ken Franklin 11 11, Fred Hasty 1101, Joe Williams 191, Mike Castillo 1101, Troy Mullender 11 11, Doug Pinotti 1101, and Rod Bedell 1101. Entering divisional and State compe- titions. the team compiled a four win, three loss record in seasonal meets with a Second Place at the Phoenix Christ- mas Tournament, second at the Ray Tournament, Third Place at the Lost Dutchman's Day Tournament, and a Sixth Place at the Coolidge Touma- ment. As a whole, the squad took First Place in divisional competition while individually Willy Marquez, Rod Bedell and Ken Franklin placed third as Mike Castillo finished fourth. Moving on to State Competition were: Dale Dalby, who placed fifth: Don O'Keefe, third: and Doug Pinotti and Gerald Mullender came up sec- ond. Fred Hasty, Troy Mullender. Vince Cherryholmes and Joe Williams placed also. Only Randy Cormany out wrestled everyone, ending with a First Place in the State. As a whole, the wres- tlers placed Second in State Competi- tion. Head Coach McMinn felt that the biggest contribution to the wrestling program was the experience being accummulated in the fairly new Little League program. Next season's success depends on how hard everybody works, said Coach McMinn. The team felt that their toughest opponent next year will be Santa Cruz, who won this year 33- 26. Take 102 Stop action Wrestlers thought that the biggest problem this year was the fact that stu- dent support was lacking, both in per- sonnel and audience participation ln short, if we have more student support . . . we will have a better season, he concluded. - Ken Franklin V l 11 COACH GLENN MCMINN shows Randy Cormany a new wrestling move. 21.lljNlOR LARRY WAHL takes the single leg for two against Santa Cruz. ii
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