Altoona Mirror (Newspaper) - December 22, 1986, Altoona, Pennsylvania Mirror Monday December 22 Page D3 Mirror photo by Gary M Baranec TRISH RILEY 24 tries to box out Connell Saturday night during Lady Marauders victory Guilfoyle improved its record to Central Cambria rules own tourney EBENSBURG Central Cambria scored and outdistanced Cambria Heights Saturday to capture the ninth annual Red Devil wrestling Portage finished a close third to Cambria Heights with 88 points Other area teams Everett and Penn Cambria placed eighth and ninth respectively Central Cambria had three pions Seth DeYulis Dan Lythgoe 167 and Phil DeLosh Johnstown was the only other team to have three pions I was very pleased with my said Central Cambria Coach Tom Vaux Seven of 12 wrestlers placed first second or third and we scored tournament points in all but one class Everett had two champions Jeff Poor 119 and Jeff Clark The other area champion was BiU Kargo of Portage The outstanding wrestler of the tournament was Ron Raskowski of Johnstown who took the title The fast fall award went to heavyweight Ray Wyrwas of Central Cambria who recorded a fall in 21 seconds Central Cambria also took first in the jayvee competition with points Portage finished a distant second with 74 points Following are the results ing area wrestlers Team scoring and 1 Central Cambria CC 2 Cambria Heights CH 3 Portage P 88 4 United U 79 5 Johnstown VT and wood R 7 Everett E 8 Penn Cambria PC Kargo P tech fall Todd Neibauer CC liott VT dec Travis Karns E Coutts VT pinned Kevin merman P Poor E pinned Darren Lewis PC Kevin Phillip R dec Matt Luther CH DeYulis CC dec Joe Bufagna U Shaffer R dec Wes Leach E Clark E maj dec Tim Samarco CH Lythgoe CC dec Jim Kline CH DeLosh CC pinned Matt Sherbine P Carney PC dec Mike Harteis CC Litlle CH maj dec Brian Lonas U Tsikalas CC maj dec Kevin Lato CH 9-0 Bauer CC dec Brett Sossong P U dec Jim Smiley CC Rizzo CH dec Jim R Wyland PC pinned Rick Garshnick U Rick Sendzik P dec Sam PC Bishop U dec Eric Sherbine P Stiffler U maj dec Mike Prevost CH Wyrwas CC dec Darrin Thomas CH Claysburg beaten The Kimmel High School wrestling team was defeated by Southern ingdon Saturday night in the opener for both teams High school wrestling Claysburg held a lead after Scott Claar won by de- but the Bulldogs forfeited at 185 and heavyweight Coach Chris Harr praised junior Lorin Burket who won at 105 despite weighing only 92 pounds Southern Huntingdon 32 Claysburg 21 Helsel CK won by forfeit Burket CK and Brad inger SH drew CK won by forfeit Davin Morgan SH dec Aaron Svitana SH pinned Mickey Eicher CK in Dively CK won by technical fall over John Shields SH at Dively was leading Walker SH dec Dave Ody CK Hobble SH won by forfeit Dively CK pinned Mark Stains SH at Claar CK dec Brett Chapman SH Shope SH won by forfeit Zinobile SH won by forfeit No match Tyrone winners WINGATE Three Tyrone wrestlers captured individual at the Bald Eagle tional Junior High wrestling Tyrone placed fifth among the ninth teams involved Host Bald Eagle Area took first place followed by State Col- lege Jason Parks Troy Walk and Tim Taylor 125 garnered vidual championships for the Golden Eagles Finishing out the field in Mount Union Lock Haven fonte Huntingdon Roosevelt hwt champ BEDFORD Heavyweight Brian Weibley of Roosevelt re- corded a pin to garner a and lead the Roosevelt Junior High wrestling team to a fourth place finish at Bedford ior High Wrestling Tournament Weibly pinned Troy Brown of Bedford 20 seconds in the second period capture first place The other area team Everett finished seventh in a pool of eight but three Warriors wrestlers cap- tured honors Garrett Karns took first at 75 and Shawn Northcraft at 80 and Cory Reffner at 165 took first place in the team scoring followed by North Star Bedford and then Roosevelt Other Roosevelt wrestlers fared well with Robbie Arthurs finishing second at 105 Eckles Rob Harris Greg Keller and Steve Kowalski 154 took third Awards were given to the top three finishers in each weight class Tune up Bishop Guilfoyle girls blow out Swissvale By Regis Donnelly Mirror Sports Correspondent For most people the holidays are traditionally a time to relax ever for the Bishop Guilfoyle Lady Marauders this holiday season will hardly be the time to kick back Starting Tuesday BG will have to play Marion Center which was last year's District 6 Class AAA and then six days later will have to up for its tournament which features the likes of South Butler and Western from Baltimore which is ranked number four in the country by USA Today The next three games should present the stiffest challenge that Guilfoyle has had to face in the young season and if Saturday night's victory over Swissvale is any indication BG should be able to hold its own in those upcoming games We have three giant tasks in front of said Guilfoyle Coach John Frederick This win was a great lead in because I thought we put our game together On Saturday Guilfoyle totally dominated a Swissvale team that lost just one starter from last year's playoff team We feel we pounded a pretty good team said Frederick 1 think beating a poor team is one thing but beating a respectable team is different and we feel good about it We pounded them on the boards and they are a big added Frederick whose team bounded the Flashes We were careful with the ball We com- mitted only 15 turnovers and forced them to commit 27 With a ratio like that we feel happy Guilfoyle took command of the game from the beginning The Lady Marauders led after the first ter and then increased that margin to 26 points at the half The majority of the problem tor Swissvale was its inability to get its offense untracked We attribute a lot of that to good said Swissvale Coach Greg Smith Many times we got the ball into our big girl but she couldn't make It was great defense so give all the credit to Guilfoyle In the third quarter Swissvale experienced a scoring drought ter hitting a bucket in the opening minutes of the second half the Flashes didn't score again until he opening minutes of the fourth ter In the fourth Swissvale aged just 10 points Meanwhile the Lady Marauders scored 18 and 13 points respectively in the final two quarters We are a few away from admitted Smith This was a good experience for us and hopefully we can profit from One area that Frederick was not pleased with was his team's foul shooting Guilfoyle shot from the line We need to start making our foul shots and improving our inside Frederick said We're still missing easy shots that we shouldn't be GAME BG upped its record to Swissvale is The Lady were led in scoring by Trish Kiley's 15 points while Julie added 13 Gretchen Hess was top scorer with nine Leipold was the high rebounder with 17 Guilfoyle shot 39 per cent from he floor while Swissvale shot 23 per cent Louise Weeze Gates led BG with 5 sists Junior Carroll missed Saturday's game due to a severe bout with the flu She was in the hospital suffering from dehydration Kris Willnecker suffered a head injury in the first quarter but re- turned to action in the second half Sophomores Sandi Clossin 2 and Amy Kauffman 2 scored their first points as varsity players The Guilfoyle jayvees remained un- defeated with a win Kauffman was the high scorer with 16 points Swissvale Hess 4 B Smith 2 6 Connell 1 4 Mitchell 2 0-0 4 Sullivan 1 2 0 1 Price 0 0 Siko 0 0 Foote 0 0-0 0 10 26 Bishop Guilfoyle Riley 7 15 Leipold 5 13 Gates 3 8 Ehgartner 3 7 Crouse 3 0-0 6 Karstetter 3 0-0 6 Auerbeck 2 5 Allshouse 1 3 Sullivan 1 2 Rahm 1 2 Clossin 1 0-0 2 Koutfman 0 2 Willnecker 0 0-0 0 DiSabato 0 0-0 0 71 Score by quarters Swissvale 7 7 2 10 26 Bishop Guilloyle 17 23 18 13 71 Bishop Guilfoyle Bob Buck Strasser Panek sparks Carroll victory EBENSBURG Bishop Carroll's Sue Panek scored 16 of her 26 points in the third quarter to ignite a point explosion that helped carry the Lady Huskies past Purchase Line in a girls basketball game Saturday night Carroll erased a four-point halftime deficit with a quarter explosion to take a com- manding lead going into the fourth quarter The winners came out of the locker room at halftime and went on a spree to erase Purchase Line's advantage We came out and started playing like we're capable of said Bishop Carroll Coach Deb Yesenosky We were just as flat as a pancake in the first half Panek a junior guard shared scoring honors with Purchase Line's Carla Krolick who was joined in double figures by teammates Sharon Brickell with 14 points and Bethh Fyock with 11 We're getting balanced from Panek in every aspect of her said Yesenosky She's averaging double figures in rebounding as a guard and she's averaging five assists and four steals She's shooting really well too Panek leads Carroll in scoring with a 21.4 average Purchase Line Fyock 1 II Smith 0 0 Krolick 11 26 Brickell 5 14 Peles 1 4 Cassidy 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 55 Bishop Carroll Panek 12 26 Mines 3 6 Mazur 2 0-0 4 Zakrzwski 2 Byrne 2 6 4 0-0 8 Arpino 3 0-0 6 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