Garnett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Garnett, KS)

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Matmen 'pin down' victories A new coach and a few new faces have brought the wrestling teams to a successful season. As the school year began, many students and oth- ers wondered if the wrestling pro- gram would be continued. As the season grew closer, Melvin Barnett took on the responsibility of the wrestling team, with Rex Eastwood, Before dueling with his opponent, Jeff Wig- gins plans his strategy, and sets his sights for a victory. VARSITY WRESTLING WON LOST LDD Paola and Osawatomie Burlington LDD Tonganoxie and DeSoto Louisburg Varsity Tournament DD Prairie View and Ft. Scott LDD Lansing and Gardner Pioneer League Meet fGardnerJ r Eureka Triple Dual I1 Burlingame Varsity Tournament Regional Sub-state State l I I I l I I l l 3 d 2 d DD Prairie View and Louisburg 2 Ist assistant coach, by his side. Twenty-six wrestlers reported to the first day of work-out. During practice, Coach Barnett explained to the boys the basic wrestling techniques as Rex Eastwood demon- strated the moves. Coach Barnett stated that several boys have shown much improve- ment, such key people as Jeff Wig- gins CSr.j, Mick Blaufuss ULD, Mike Hammon C.lr.j, and Jay Riley CSo.j. As the season progressed many oth- er boys displayed much improve- ment also. The overall support for the wres- tling team was good, said Coach Barnett, with the main support coming from parents. Wrestling, takes a lot of fast thinking and quick moving. CMike Hammon, '83J After a grueling match, Mike Ray catches his breath. Ready to make his move, Cliff Feuerborn eyes his opponent. WRESTLING - I25