Tourney Offers Something Old And New
The Class AA sectional wrestling tournament opens Friday and Saturday at the junior high. Norwalk area schools showcase rivalries across three mats with top unlimited and 115 lb weight class matchups. Seed drawing at 3 p.m. Friday will shape early rounds as coaches chase favorable positions amid renewed and new rivalries for the district in Toledo.
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Norwalk
Clear Fork
Dick Thomas
Ontario
Frank Reed
Thomas
Reed
Perkins
Lee McDonald
McDonald
Greg Steele
Akron Firestone
Terry McBride
McBride
Gus Walls
Walls
Willard
Mike Roth
David Clark
Huron
Ty Delamatre
Delamatre
Sandusky Bay
Clark
Toledo
Mansfield Malabar
Dave Black
Oscar Perez
London
Chargers
Tom Harlow
Mike Hatfield
Dave Tapp
Ted Sberna
Bellevue
Corky Field
Edison
Tim Eckert
Kevin Polachek
Jeff Kinnard
Seeger
Ruhlig
Local Grapplers Face Mat Goliath in Vermilion Tourney
Western Reserve St Paul New London and Monroeville battle in Vermilion for Class A sectional spots. St Marys St Marys St Marys St Marys leads a stacked field. veterans Missler Colvin Young Jaworski Dudies Smith Meade Wyckoff and newcomer Monroeville contend as coaches stress improvement and readiness for Findlay district action.
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Vermilion
Findlay
Western Reserve
St. Paul
New London
Monroeville
Sandusky St. Mary’s
Panthers
Sandusky Bay
Perkins
Huron
Denny Doughty
St. Mary
Doughty
Eagles
Eagle
Tom Mandara
Mandara
Bob Hasseman
Hasseman
Flyers
John Missler
Jim Colvin
Ed Young
Steve Jaworski
Jaworski
Rick Dudies
Tom Smith
Tony Barman
Wildcats
Matt Naufel
Toledo
Dennis Smith
Kurt Simon
Heavyweight contenders loom in Northwest Ohio wrestling scene
Haeuptle and Ruhlig project a brutal sectional with Huron Ontario Norwalk and Perkins amid a strong weight class lineup. Edison and Perkins show solid SEC numbers as district hopes rise. key wrestlers include Dellisanti Kinnard Hiemstra Colatruglio Delamtre and Munafo. Seeding Friday could swing outcomes.
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Edison
Paul Haeuptle
Perkins
John Ruhlig
Haeuptle
Chargers
Ohio
Huron
Ontario
Norwalk
Secotty
Haueptle
Heimstra
Bill Colatruglio
Wynford
Randy Murphy
Willard
Buddy McCormack
Joe Dellisanti
Dick Thomas
Clear Fork
Frank Reed
Lee McDonald
Joe
Ohio boys basketball ratings from Columbus by UPI
The final 1979 UPI Ohio high school boys basketball ratings list top teams with first place votes and records. Indian Valley South leads class A, followed by Botkins and Mans St. Peter's, with Buckeye Trail, Mogadore, and St. Henry also ranked. Second ten features Southington Chalker, Canal Winchester, Covington, Ada, Ross Southeastern, and several others, highlighting a wide spread of programs and win totals across the state.
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Indian Valley South
Botkins
Mans St. Peter's
St. Henry
Mogadore
Buckeye Trail
Zanesville Rosecrans
Sebring
Cin Summit
Tuscarawas Catholic
Southington Chalker
Canal Winchester
Covington
Ada
Ross Southeastern
Columbus Ready
Haviland Wayne Trace
Ripley Union Lewis
Strasburg
Franklin and Frontier
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Tony Munafo
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Whitt
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McConkey’s Inc
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Maysville
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Kettering Alter
Canton McKinley
Cleve St. Joseph
Celina
Im ‘ Toledo Scott
Groveport-Madison
Akron
Central Hower
Marietta
Cleveland West Tech
Columbus Linden McKinley
Columbus East
Trotwood- Madison
Warren Western
Portsmouth
Youngstown Raven
Cleveland Cath Latin
Columbus Mifflin
Claymont
Dayton Jefferson
West Holmes
Swanton
Bellaire
Wheelersburg
Bucyrus Wynford
Marion Elgin
Bellville Clear Fork
Kings Mills Kings
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Archbold
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