Burg and Jeff Fee Lead Measured Prep Team Talent
Local prep notes highlight 112 and Stuard in key positions with Nenly as junior and Noeth likely to rise to sophomore. Proven performer Jeff Fee at 155 and Wes Meisberger noted for big contributions. Guy expects strong showing from both players as the season progresses.
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Bethel Tigers Seek Ninth Straight CCL Wrestling Title
Bethel aims for its ninth consecutive Central Coast League championship as the Tigers return with depth led by Hrycyk and a strong roster. Bradley at 145 pounds, Bates at 119, and Amelia Burg and N’Eastern are highlighted as key challengers for February’s CCL meet.
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Batavia Mat Crew Returns With Strong Senior Leadership
Batavia high school resumes wrestling with five returning starters led by Dan Wiederhold, CCL all star, moving from 132 to 138 pounds. Dennis Wells, new at BHS, competes at 119, Jim Smith 126, Rob Arrowood 132, Gary 145, and Tony Tausch 185. Wells, a 1968 graduate, helped start a mat program at Hamilton Taft. He says the squad aims to send three or four to districts and shows strong senior leadership.
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Amelia lowers weights as expectations grow on Petry and Young
Amelia reduces her weight from 105 to 145 lbs signaling a shift in plan. The team places rising expectations on senior Petry and Rey Young as a new weight class is pursued and discussed.
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Goshen relies on returnees in lineup notes
Goshen coaches expect a balanced attack centered on returnees Don Kohler a 112 sophomores Shawn Langston a 119 or 126 sophomores Mike Scott likely one for Lance and others providing veteran leadership as the team prepares for an upcoming season.
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New Richmond Pacesetter Leads Townsmen in Track Return
New Richmond begins its track season with senior Dave Dixon pacing the squad. Dixon, a 185s pacesetter, headlines efforts as the team rebuilds after setbacks.
Western Brown Eyes Future in the CCL With Young squad
Western Brown coach notes the team is learning and building with 32 players on the roster, only four seniors. Schuler proclaims Bethel as the perennial champions while N'Eastern values a strong showing after finishing second. The message highlights a promising, youthful lineup ready to challenge in the CCL.
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Northeastern CNE Rockets Build On Returning Stars
Northeastern coach Tom Wiederhold notes seven players back from last year and lists key returnees including John Gilkison a lone CCL all star, plus sophomore Gilkison at 112 pounds and juniors Tom, Steve W, Terry Shaw, Deve Schimpff, Mike Howell, and Jeff Robertson in various weights. Wiederhold expects Bethel to return and aims to match or exceed last year’s standout roster.
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Grapplers Strengths and Gaps Highlight GE Team Outlook
Captain Gary Godfrey leads GE at 155 pounds with strong team support from Brian Morris 138 junior Ed Philpot Mark re and Finkler 119 senior. Sycamore Wood expects Milford as key competitors as weight class ends challenge the squad.
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