Westmoore High School - Tiger Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Wrestlers 11 op One of the most exciting moments of the season was beating Yukon after being behind 16-O, said Mr. Harvey Weigle, high school wrestling coach, The sophomore wres- tlers had a record of eight wins and one loss. They were undefeated at homecoming 49-11. The big upset of the season was losing the Geary Tournament after leading most of the way. Sophomores Joe Reynolds and Troy Gentry were start- ers on the high school varsity team. Joe placed third at the Edmond regionals and qualified to compete in the state meet. His season record was 22-10. Troy's record was 6-6. Junior varsity wrestler Marshall Rea competed for the var- sity team in the Tulsa Tournament, placing fourth while the team won first. The junior varsity team took third place at the Mustang Tournament. Our wrestlers worked harder than any other team I've ever had, said Coach Larry Cornelison of the freshmen wrestling team. lt showed as we steadily and continually improved every match throughout the season. When the season started they were looking at a possible 2-8 record and a near last place finish. The team actually finished the dual season at 5-5, finishing at seventh place out of four- teen teams at the Moore Tournament. The main weakness we had was our lack of experience, decided Cornelison. He was very pleased with the game against Centralg West won 28-29. There were two outstanding wrestlers. Jimmy Filippo and T.J. Sewell. Jimmy had a record of 20-O. He placed first at the Mustang, Moore and Edmond Tournaments. He was the only freshman to wrestle with the high school varsity team at regionals. T.J. had a record of 21-3. He placed second at the Mustang and Moore Tournaments, and third at Edmond. FRESHMAN ALLEN MORRISON and opponent get ready for action while the referee watches closely, Wrestling 69

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