Wickenburg High School - Wrangler Yearbook (Wickenburg, AZ)

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ONE On the srdelrne Coach Smrth and Coach Ybarra observe therr wrestlers TWO One varxety of chrcken wmgs helps Aj Wagahoft get a grrp on the competrtron THREE Wrestler Steve Conly meets hrs compet1t1on in the rntroductlon before hrs match Val-Slt BO 5 because lt s an 1nd1v1dual sport Wres hng what he puts mto lt SCOfebOaI'd Terry VV00d5 Bourgade Payson Buckeye Dysart Antelope Parker Camp Verde 82. Wrestlrng

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R A-y--..... new Q,gA,, ?fQ:99 m f -- aiivllm-0 tJ mn-.s.......,. ,, .ai FOUR Cross country teams win two first place titles at Divisionals The cross country teams placed first at the A- West Divisionals. They competed against six teams throughout the state to win the Divisionals. Cross country also went to two other meets, the Mingus and the Dysart Invitationals. The teams placed high at both meets and earned their first trophy. The season was tremendously successful, said Coach Doug Clementz. At the season's end the boys' record was 12 wins and 5 losses and the girls' record was 5 wins and 7 losses, while six of the meets were forfeits because of the lack of runners. Preparation for running well was due to the long two to three mile practice courses that the teams ran after school. The courses took them through town and then back to WHS. My hopes for next year are to achieve greater recognition for the school and place higher at a state level, said Clementz. FIVE

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is-f 5.3,-it . J at f - F-f's'ifg . ,a sit fa: 1- ai ss. : , . -K Q..2ir2Xa:,.i TWO Nauae GLERS THREE Veterans place Divisionals Thirteen veteran wrestlers, along with 20 freshmen, participated in the wrestling season. There were two sophomores, six juniors and three senior veterans. Two veterans were injured early in the season and were unable to participate in many matches. Most did very well, said Coach Victor Smith. They used their skills well and improved. Although there were no record breakers, freshman in Dominic Carstensen came very close. He got a 14 second pin against a wrestler from Ray, nearly breaking Troy I-Iefner's 13 second record. Another outstanding wrestler, Scott Alford, had a win-loss record of 18 and 2 going into State. Five wrestlers went to State. Scott Alford and Eric Ferrell placed first in divisionals, Terry Woods placed second, Dominic Carstensen and Jim Wagahoft placed third. ,FOUR rrvr FOUR WRESTLING TEAM FRONT ROW: Philip Revell, Joe johnson, Eric Ferrell, Terry Woods, Scott Alford. SECOND ROW: John Andersen, Matt Corbet, Keith Horswill, Andy Doom. THIRD ROW: Coach Smith, AJ. Wagahoft, jim Wagahoft, Coach Ybarra. NOT PICTURED: Ian and Steve Conly. FIVE A Surfboard is often a difficult move for Ian Conly when he is wrestling a ainst a tou h 0 onent. S S PP Wrestling 83