Stonybrook Middle School - Petroglyph Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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r§k Watching his balance, Ed Montgomery uses all his strength to pin his man. FRESHMAN WRESTLING. FRONT ROW — J. Orzulak, S. Bischoff, G. Stephens, D. Thompson, J. Caldwell, M. Quinn, C. Tuggle, D. Smith, T. Johnson. ROW TWO — D. Vander- Wal, T. Key, M. Redmon, K. Hackett, A. Stockburger, I. Owens, T. VanSkyock, R. Smith, E. Montgomery, J. Poland. BACK ROW — Coach Dave Dick, I. Mance, J. Wiggens, R. McWhirter, R. Smiley, Coach Rick Fulmer. NOT PICTURED — J. Vance. County champ David Smith shows his style against his opponent. Hoping for a quick fall, heavyweight Roy McWhirter tries to take his opponent down. ,1 ' - Freshman Wrestling 99

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Grapplers take 2nd in County; Smith captures first place Wrestling six minutes a match can really wear a person out, but the freshman wrestling team accom- plished it with undying endurance. Advancing five wrestlers into the semifinals, the team placed second in the 19-team Marion County Tourna- ment and ended with one County champion. County Champion at 1 19 lbs. was David Smith. Second place winners were Mark Redmon, 132-lb. class, and Roy McWhirter, heavyweight class. Fourth place fin- ishers were John Orzulak, 90-lb. class, and Ed Montgomery, 185-lb. class. Most improved grapplers were Redmon, McWhirter, Montgomery, Tyrone Key, and Steve Bishoff. Since 1 1 of the 1 4 weight classes were com- petitive, the team won many close matches and meets. Coached by Rick Fulmer and Dave Dick, the team fin- ished 7- 1 in dual meets and 30-3 over- all. Constantly dieting to make weight, working out at grueling practices, and maintaining confidence were major ingredients for the team ' s success. According to Coach Fulmer, We expected a lot out of the wrestlers, and we received 100% from them. FRESHMAN WRESTLING 30 wins, 3 losses Coaches Rick Ful mer Dave Dick (Winter 1981-82) STB OPP Beech Grove 53 27 Warren Central 50 26 Northview 41 30 Beech Grove (8-way) 2nd Greenfield 51 25 Fulton 32 49 Creston 39 32 Clay 42 33 Marshall 63 9 County (19-way) 2nd Attempting to roll his man over is 90 pound John Orzulak. Demonstrating the cradle, 132 pound Mark Redmon goes for a pin against Creston. 98 Freshman Wrestling

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Shooting over his opponenl, Wes Grimes (10) adds two more. Atkins, Clark lead frosh team to undeserving 5-9 record In order to be more successful, we need to exert closer to 100%, hustle more, and be more determined, stat- ed Coach Rick Spilker at mid-season. Despite their efforts, the freshman boys ' basketball team ended their season with a slate of 5-9. Mike Atkins led the team with a high of 24 points in the game against Beech Grove, 57-18. Leading the team with a high of 19 points in a double overtime against Clay, 57-54, was Willie Clark. Outstanding offensive player was Mike Atkins, while Wes Grimes and Chris Hurt led the defense. Most valuable players were Lance Scheib, Willie Clark, Grimes, Atkins, and Hurt. Leading in scoring and re- bounding was Atkins followed by Clark and Richie Gurnell. Atkins led the team in outside shooting, while Grifnes handled the ball best on of- fense. Rod Cork was the manager, who also played on the B team. Summing up the season, Gurnell stated, We have a good team and a great second string. FRESHMAN BOYS ' BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW — M. Gurnell, L. Scheib, T. Spradlin, C. Hurt, S. Morris, W. Grimes. BACK ROW — Coach Rick Spilker, M. Atkins, C. Coleman, T. Crenshaw, W. Clark, J. Ross, A. Brown, Mgr. R. Cork. FRESHMAN BOYS ' BASKETBALL 5 wins 9 losses Coach Rick Spilker (Winter 1981-82) STB OPP Beech Grove 59 18 Ben Davis 29 39 Clay 57 54 (2 OT) Lawrence North 46 43 Lawrence Central 35 38 Warren 32 68 Westlane 27 48 Marshall 43 46 Eastwood 39 27 Creston 38 49 Greenfield 35 40 Northview 37 34 Howe 34 60 County Franklin Cen. 39 42 After rebounding the ball, Willie Clark (32) goes lip for two against Creston. 100 Freshman Boys ' Basketball