North Iowa Area Community College - Troyannum Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

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North Iowa's wrestling team posted a 14-0 dual meet record enroute to a 10th place finish in the National Tournament. NIACC finished the season ranked sixth in the national poll. Highlights during the season were wins over two highly ranked teams. After a 32-3 smashing of No. 5 Rochester, Minn., the Trojans travelled to Joliet, Illinois, to take on the previously third ranked outfit. NIACC took a 17-16 squeaker over the team which finished second in the national tournament. Another rated team, Worthington, Minn., fell to NIACC, 23-6. For the second straight year, NIACC was host to the State Junior College Tournament and Won the title for the second year. NIACC compiled 97 points, Muscatine 89 and Waldorf of Forest City 45. For the second year, Tony Stevens Won the outstanding wrestler award. Lenny Thompson won the award for the most pins with two, and Mannie Holmes picked up the fastest fall as he won in 47 seconds. NIACC had five champions in Stevens, Holmes, Thompson, Pat McLuen and Chuck Heene. In addition to the highly placed teams, NIACC faced one big threat to its perfect mark. Iowa's varsity team had lost just once in Big Ten Con- ference action, and the junior varsity was billed as a power. However, NIACC disposed of the Iowa Cityans 21-11 in the best dual meet held at Roose- velt Fieldhouse during the season. At Worthington during the national event, four NIACC matmen won first rounds but were de- feated in second-round matches. Pat McLuen was leading 5-0 in the Nationals until he dislocated his shoulder and could not continue. Pat was named to the Scholastic All-American Junior College First Team. Len Thompson, wrestling at heavyweight, lost his third-round match by default as he pulled a muscle in his back.