Ord High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Ord, NE)

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The 7th and 8th wrestling team was small but very mighty, as they had only seven out, but every individual was exceptional- ly aggressive. When a team from Albion came down with about four times as many kids, Albion got a little over-confident, as the Ord grapplers defeated them in the dual. Each Ord grappler had to wrestle about three times each, Coach Dick Rischling quoted. Right: Is Sonny Plugge at- tempting a takedown. Above: Danny Klimek strug- Above: The Jr. High wrestling gling for the top position. squad. : -' v !,- . n if llllflllf vm . .5 5 Q if if tr.. ! Junior High Wrestling f 97 llllllllllllllsll

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7:9 W The Jr. High football team was for- tunate again this year to have a large number of boys participating. There were 18 eighth-graders and 16 seventh- graders on the team. While compiling an 0-3-1 record the gridders found that they were competitive in every game. Even more important, the players learn- ed to sharpen their skills as future Ord High School football players. 1981-82 Jr. High Football team 85 Ae 33a it

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Closeness of the varsity wrestl- ing team members and senior leadership were the biggest con- tributing to the outstanding season of the Ord grapplers. The chants set 8 out of 13 single season records and 6 of 8 career records for Ord High and also set a class B record for most pins in a tournament at Ainsworth. Third year coach Dave Shrader said, Being the first Central Con- ference champs was a great honor for the wrestling team. Placing llth at state was the highest placing for OHS in wrestl- ing ever, as the Chanticleers sent 5 to state. Sterling Ritz 3rd, Mike Wadas 4th, Doug Conner 5th, Scott Duda and Todd Zulkoski did not place. Patinetly awaiting his Rolling his opponent over is chance to grapple an opponent Jeff Augustyn is Bruce Petska. 98 f Varsity Wrestling