16—The Daily Collegian Monday, March 15, 1982
Lion wrestlers place 14th at nationals
By LEE DoORIO
Collegian Sports Writer
Things just weren't quite the same for
the wrestling team at this year's NCAA
championships, held Thursday thru Sat
urday in Ames, lowa.
Last year at Princeton, N.J., the Lions
shocked the wrestling world by placing
sixth their highest finish since 1971.
With two All-Americans returning, the
Lions were hopeful of a similar type of
performance at Ames.
However, Penn State came up a bit
short bf its goal of finishing in the top 10.
The Lions placed 14th with 20 1 / 4 points.
lowa set a NCAA record by amassing
131 1 / 4 points en route to its fifth straight
national championship.
This Penn State team probably 'had
more talent than last year's did, but
ability is not the only ingredient needed
to place among the 10 best teams in the
nation.
"We didn't catch too many breaks in
the tournament," Penn State head coach
Rich Lorenzo said. "Last year, we got
breaks. You've got to make your own,
but you need a little luck."
Despite the absence of any good for
tune, John Hanrahan, at 167, and Scott
Lynch, at 126, turned in All-America
performances, finishing fifth and sixth,
respectively. But with a little luck the
Lions could have had a couple more All-
Americans, and Hanrahan and Lynch
could have placed even higher.
The ominous signs began very early in
the tournament for the Lions. Steve Seft
er and Bill Marino each lost controver
sial second-round matches, and then
were eliminated when the wrestlers who
had beaten them lost in the quarterfinals.
Carl DeStefanis, at 118, Lynch and
Hanrahan survived until the quarterfi
nals, but fate, and the draw, dealt each of
them a nasty blow. All three wrestled an
old nemesis, and all three met the same
familiar fate.
Michigan's Joe McFarland scored his
third win this season over DeStefanis,
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dominating the entire match on his way
to an 8-3 decision. DeStefanis was then
eliminated in the consolation round by
Tennessee-Chattanooga's Tony Heard,
15-10.
DeStefanis fell behind 10-1 after one
period, and simply did not have enough
time to come back. It was obvious the
loss to McFarland had taken its toll on
• DeStefanis' psyche.
"Carl was really depressed and down
from losing," Lorenzo said. "It's an
honor to reach the quarterfinals, but Carl
had his goals set on going to the finals. A
youngster has to learn to rebound for the
next match."
Lynch and Hanrahan were able to
rebound from quarterfinal losses, but
many people felt Lynch should have been
in the semifinals instead of the consola
tions.
Lynch lost to lowa State's Joe Gibbons
for the second time this season, but it was
by no means a cut-and-dry decision. The
match was deadlocked at 3-3 at the end of
regulation and at 6-6 after overtime.
Gibbons advanced on the basis of his
scoring the match's only reversal.
The match's controversy stemmed
from a stalling point awarded to Gibbons
with 20 seconds left that tied the score. It
appeared Gibbons had pushed Lynch out
of bounds, but after a lot of hollering
from the home crowd and the lowa State
bench, the referee awarded Gibbons a
point.
"It was a really flagrant call," Lorenzo
said. "It was downright dishonest and
everybody knew it. They took the match
away from Scotty.
Lynch showed his character by coming
back in the consolations to edge Kent
State's Doug Brew, 11-10, and Eastern
Illinois' Derick . Porter, 9-8. But two
straight matches without any bad luck
was just about Penn State's limit.
Lynch reinjured his right shoulder in
his match with San Jose State's Wayne
Jones and was forced to default. The
injury also forced Lynch to default his
next bout, and he had to settle for sixth.
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Penn State's Scott Lynch, shown in earlier action this season, lost a controversial
decision to lowa State's Joe Gibbons and finished sixth Saturday at 126 pounds at
the NCAA wrestling championships in Ames, lowa.
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Lion spikers flounder
at Volleycard Classic
By TONY SMITH
Collegian Sports Writer
The men's volleyball team is known
for very strong hitting, setting and
blocking and a strong starting lineup.
It is not known, however, for its depth.
Any injuries to key players during a
match can be costly ones.
To be faced with this type of predic
ament , during a match against the
No. 10 team in the country even if
that team is the underdog is far
from a desirable situation. Yet it
happened Saturday in Muncie, Ind., at
the four-team Volleycard Classic
while the Lions were playing Ohio
State.
An injury to Ken Kraft during a
victory over host team Ball State on
Friday made him unavailable to par
ticipate against the Buckeyes. Couple
this with the absence of Jeff Johnson,
who didn't make the trip because of
knee troubles and also for academic
reasons, and the result is a lack of
bench strength.
Consequently, the Lions floundered,
and the Buckeyes, who wound up
winning the meet for the second year
in a row, upended No. 4 Penn State,
15-9, 4-15,15-13, 15-7.
The Lions, who came in looking to
avenge last year's third-place finish
at Muncie, had to settle for second
place this time around because of the
loss to the Buckeyes.
But it wasn't just the lack of depth
that was a factor in the loss.
"Our blocking was really erratic,"
Penn State head coach Tom Tait said,
"and we had bad passing at times; it
was a combination of the two. Largely
because of our bad blocking, Ohio
State was able to run their offense the
way they wanted to."
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The Buckeyes were impressive
throughout the meet, defeating both
Ball State and NAIA competitor
Graceland College with virtually no
trouble at all. In fact, the 15-4 loss to
Penn State was the only game Ohio
State lost all weekend.
Penn State earned second place by
defeating the Cardinals of Ball State
in a thriller Friday night, 15-12, 5-15,
15-9, 11-15, 15-12, and Graceland Satur
day night, 15-7, 15-10, 15-17, 15-9.
Against the Cardinals, the momen
tum in the match changed sides about
as often as a tennis ball crosses the
net when Bjorn Borg goes up against
John McEnroe.
"At one point in the first game, we
led 9-0," Tait said, "but Ball State
scored 12 straight points, and we had
to struggle to beat them. The whole
match was one of momentum shifts;
we had the momentum in three of the
games, and they had it twice. But in
the final game, we played more con
sistently."
Indeed, the Lions had 22 kills in that
game, and committed only four er
rors. Mike Guyon led the Lions in
game five with seven kills, and Steve
Hunkins was second with four. Guyon
also contributed five kills in game one
and four in game three.
Tait expressed some satisfaction
with the way his team, without Kraft
and Johnson, played against Grace
land.
"We played well; although we made
some errors due to inexperience,"
Tait said.
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Stanley nears perfection as
By MARIA MARTINO
Collegian Sports Writer
If it had been international competition, pommel horse ace
Bill Stanley ' would have scored the only "perfect 10" an
American ever earned in Rec Hall.
But when the men's gyffinastics team soundly downed the
University of Illinois-Chicago Circle 279.40-272.95 Saturday in
Rec Hall, Stanley's scores a pair of lOs and another pair of
9.90 s added up only to a resounding 9.95.
"I left out one pommel circle but I guess I covered it up OK,"
an ecstatic Stanley said. "It was the best routine I ever did."
Stanley won the Gene Wettstone award, given to the meet's
finest gymnast, for that flawless performance.
The sophomore from Butler was phenomenal as usual as he
mastered an extremely difficult routine effortlessly.
"He even had a new dismount," Lion coach Karl Schwenz
feier said, "and he handled it like a trooper."
After Stanley gracefully sped through one oh-so-smooth move
after another, the crowd roared its approval. He said he
thought his dismount was a little bit low. But if he had done
anything wrong, the judges certainly didn't spot it. In the last
home meet of the season, the home crowd had finally seen its
10.
As a freshman, Stanley was ranked fourth on the pommel
horse at the national championships last year but the All-
American still has trouble believing he was in the fast company
of Bart Conner, Peter Vidmar and Phil Cahoy.
His performance Saturday should convince him for good that
he can swing with the best in the world.
"I was really nervous in warm-ups and as I stepped up to the
horse," Stanley said. "UICC has two good pommel horse
specialists, and I thought if they get pumped up against us, we
could be in trouble. But I just said, 'This is it,' and went to it."
Like a diamond among the lesser gems, he outsparkled
everyone.
Everyone but teammate and roommate Tom Ladman, that
is.
Ladman, a junior transfer from the University of Arizona,
preceded Stanley to the horse and chalked up three 9.90 s and a
9.80 for a superb 9.90 overall
He unhesitatingly blended his three signature moves into his
fast, unbroken routine. And when he spun around with his hand
hops on the pommels, the crowd leaped up.
"It's been a fun day," Ladman said, who didn't compete last
weekend due to hand injuries.
"When I mounted, I felt a little shaky. It's funny but I thought
the original cause of (my hand problems) was
,the hand hops,
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because they started about a week after I put the trick in. But it
was sheer coincidence."
It wasn't sheer coincidence though that the Lions racked up
their highest score of the season 279.40 while getting
incredible performances from both their pommel horse men
and parallel bars specialists Penn State's highest nationally
ranked events. (The Lions are second on pommel horse and
fifth on parallel bars.)
"This team can hit better than that," Schwenzfeier said. "We
didn't even use (pommel horse specialist Jim) Thompson
tonight. And the potential has always been there on parallel
bars. We just hit tonight. I'm surprised we did that well."
Junior Bobby Painton crossed under the parallel bars on his
mount and twisted off into a dismount; and in between, he once
again dazzled the crowd when, from a straddled sitting posi
tion, he worked on only one bar.
The; judges awarded him a 9.80 and the crowd gave him a
standing ovation
Not to be outdone, senior parallel bars specialist Tim Darling
ended his final Rec Hall appearance with a perfect dismount,
capping off an exceptionally difficult 9.75 routine.
That was his personal high to add to his already lofty scores
of 9.60 and 9.65.
"It was my best meet of all," said Darling, a transfer from •
the University of Oregon. "Before I came (to Penn State), I
heard about the crowd and all backing us. Well, now I'm a
believer. This is the greatest."
Forearm splints and a sore throat hindered Darling all week
in practice, but that wasn't evident during the meet.
"I'm really glad to do (so well) here," he said. "(the crowd)
always gets me going so I just tried to get them going. We just
showed we were a 280 team."
Schwenzfeier said he ,saw "a lot of nice things" Saturday,
including 26 of 30 Lion routines scoring a 9.00 or better.
He saw top all-arounder Steve Marino do a one-arm giant into
a release catch on the high bar a move only two people in the
world do.
He also saw all three of his all-arounders come back from a
"very, very hard week of workouts" when they started prepar
ing for nationals to place one, two, three.
"All of us scored 555," said all-arounder Gregg Simon who
placed second with 55.65. "This was the best day of my life."
Simon added a half-in-half-out dismount to his solid ring
routine that earned him a strong 9.45.
`..`l took out one move so I would have more energy for the
dismount," he said. "I'm very happy I hit it. It's been coming
for some time now and that's one event I always blow."
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