Ord High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Ord, NE)

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Ord Opp 33 St. Paul 27 47 Cozad I3 47 Loup City 9 44 O'Neill 20 41 Broken Bow 12 54 West Holt 12 lst Loup City Quad. 2nd Broken Bow lnvite 2nd Ord Quad. lst Central City lnv. lst Ainsworth lnv. lst Amherst Quad. lst Central Conference 2nd Districts 1 lth State K Countering a takedown is Jerry Augustyn. Top: Throwing a pretty stiff crossface is Steve Pierson. Left: Ord High Varsity and Reserve Wrestling squad. Varsity Wrestling f 99

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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

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A victory on a last se- cond shot to defeat Loup City was the start of a season that ended with a successful 7-4 record overall, and a 4-2 Con- ference record. The Reserve Lady Chants were led by Jenny Anderson who shot 46'76 from the field and scored a team-leading 78 points for the year. Sue Smith finished the year very strongly to lead the team in rebounds with 55 caroms for the season. In coach Rick Ernst's first year, the team averaged 36 points per game to their opponents 28. Things look good for the varsity next year. i I viii Top right: The 1981-82 Reserve Basketball Team. E 1001 Reserve Girls' Basketball