Ten Years of Clermont County Wrestling Emerges in 1968
The article recalls 1968 when Clermont County had five wrestling programs Amelia Milford Glen Este New Richmond and Amelia dominated the mat with standout seniors Dave Batchler Steve DeWitt Tom Kaiser and Frank Kools leading the Barons. Northeastern under John Woshko posted 6-6 and New Richmond under Robert Wrhoyo showed promise with Gary Skeene Don Hawkins and Dave Horn highlighting the era. The piece notes evolving class structure from eleven divisions to thirteen and shifts in district to state progression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Amelia
Clermont Northeastern
Glen Este
Milford
New Richmond
Barons and Rockets
Trojans
Eagles
Lions
Queen City
St. Xavier
Oak Hills
Barons
Frank Conyers
Dave Batchler
Steve DeWitt
Tom Kaiser
Frank Kools
Mike Hancock
Dan Ratchler
N'Eastern
Loveland
John Washko
Rockets
Owensville High School
Bob Gilkison
Dale Patchell
Gary Dennison
Cincinnati
Yale University
Broncos rally to topple Lions in close Western Brown win
Western Brown Broncos upset league leaders New Richmond 60 to 56 after a dominant third quarter. John Misheff led Lions with 18 points and 20 rebounds as Western’s Randy Scott and Tim Chadwell powered the comeback with double figure scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Western Brown Broncos
Western
Broncos
Lions
Red
Black
John Misheff
Randy Scott
Bronco
Scott
Jim Gibson
Tim Chadwell
Brown and Gold
Misheff
Buck Peters
Cards Surge Past Lions in 67-52 Victory
Felicity defeats New Richmond 67 to 52 as the Cards pull away after a 12 12 tie through the first quarter. Scott Kirk leads with 24 points aided by Estep Souder and Williams, while Misheff tops New Richmond with 14. Estep grabs 10 rebounds. Peters has 10 for the Lions.
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Felicity
Cardinals
New Richmond
Lions
Scott Kirk
Tony Williams
Willie Estep
James Souder
John Misheff
Kirk
Estep
Souder
Emmons
Williams
Myers
Keller
CCL Boys and Girls Varsity Standings and Scoring Data
Western Brown leads boys offense with 74.4 while Batavia tops defense at 45.5. Amelia and Goshen rate high in scoring. Individual leaders include Carl Wood Batavia 22.8 and Tim Chadwell Western 20.0. Girls standings show Clermont Northeastern undefeated 7-0 and New Richmond 7-1. offense leaders Clermont Northeastern 50.0 and New Richmond 45.1. Defensive leaders New Richmond 29.7 and Goshen 34.6.
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Batavia
Clermont
Turkelson
Northeastern
Julie Turkelson
W. Brown
Amelia
Goshen
Williamsburg
New Richmond
Clermont Northeastern
Bethel
Felicity
Western Brown
Carl Wood
Tim Chadwell
Western
Scott Kirk
Craig Mazzaro
John Misheff
Randy Scott
Dean King
Jeff Rosselot
Mark Kleespiel
Paul Voshell
Hopper
Bat
Gibson
Kilpatrick
Ame
Crum
Bet
DeBoard
Wms
Ross
Hennies
Erdman
Dale
Miller
Wistine Ataa
Wood's jumper jolts Rockets in close Batavia win
Batavia defeats Calmont Northeastern 42-40 as Carl Wood hits a last second thirty foot jumper. Northeastern led 29-28 at halftime with Randy Cahall scoring 13 and Mark Kleespiel contributing 11. Batavia got 23 from Wood and 13 from Cahall while outrebounding the unbeaten Bulldogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wood
Batavia
Clermont Northeastern
Rockets
Northeastern
Randy Cahall
Mark Kleespiel
Roy Miller
CNE
Bulldogs
Banks
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Eddie Smith
Barony
Nhe Lions
Chadwell
Young
Bradley
Phillips
Yatel
Peters
Hardin
Hawkins
Engel
Donna Morrison
Sherri Brumfield
Richard Crawford
Bucky Peters
Lion
Yazell
Corrill
Wood
Cahall
Whitaker
Slattery
Rosselot
Werring
Wagner
Kleespiel
Thomas
Cellah Meek Kee
Apne
Jef Rosselot
Lark Kleespies
Gregerring
Crak
Dethal
Debbie Burch
Linda Arnold
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