ih 3 § b / & AR WY i f 4 8 i i iS EY } class wrestlers i The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, February 27, 1991 15 SPORTS Unbeaten Knight grapplers By CHARLOT M. DENMON ~ Staff Writer It will be a “dog fight” between the Lake-Lehman Knights and Meyers for the title in this week- end's Class AA, District 2 wres- ‘tling tournament, according to Knights coach Phil Lipski. “We defeated Meyers by only five points last year and they have a well-balanced team this season,” Lipski said last week. Returning champions from Lake-Lehman are Dave Konopke, Mike Geurin and Ray Rosencrans, as well as several favorites such as Terry Martin, Jason McDade, Mike Tere'ska, CharlieJacoby and Char- lie Roper. The Knights’ biggest threat will be the Mohawks who have two champions returning; Mike Toney and Chris Edwards. Mark Ber- nardo, Matt Fraley, Jesse Grittith and several others also are tough competitors. The Knights and Mohawks will probably come head to head in the finals and the team with the most points picked up in the semi-finals will probably be the team to win. There are fewer points to be picked up in the finals so it's necessary to add up the points in the prelimi- naries, quarter-finals and semi- finals. Lipskireleased alist ofthe Black Knights who will compete depend- ing on wrestlers making weight or some eliminations. The lineup includes John Morgan 103, out- side chance to place; Jesse Sorber 112, a shot at placing; Charlie Roper 119, favorite; Jason McDade 125, place winner; Charlie Jacoby 130, favorite; Rich Peiffer 135, favorite; Dave Konopke or Justin gear up for district meet Goodwin 140, Konopke a return- ing champ, Goodwin, could ad- vance; Mike Tereska 145, favorite; Jason Naugle 152, favorite; Terry Martin 160, runnerup, could take his class; Mike Geurin, returning champ, could repeat; Ray Rosen- crans 189, regional champ, could repeat; and George Kocher, Hwt., replacing Gary Masters,. who was injured; lacks experience but if wrestles well could place. “It will be a close fight between Meyers and Lake-Lehman,” Lipski said. “Atleast we expectit tobe but it remains to be seen.” The teams in the Class AA divi- sion include Bishop Hoban, Crestwood, Dallas, GAR, Hanover, Lake-Lehman, Meyers, West Side Tech, Luzerne County; Bishop O'Hara, Scranton Prep and Valley View, Lackawanna County. | Terry Martin: just one of unbeaten YL ake-Lehman's outstanding wrestlers By CHARLOT M. DENMON Staff Writer Lake-Lehman wrestling coaches Phil Lipski and Tom Williams are counting on senior Terry Martin to be among the wrestlers who help bring home a win to Lake-Lehman next weekend from the District 2 competition this weekend. Martin, who has been wrestling for the past eight years, began his mat career in the Noxen Elemen- tary program. When he was in ~ junior high at Lake-Lehman he wrestled lightweight until he moved up to ninth grade and advanced to the upper weights. An outstanding athlete, Martin is known to many Back Mountain sports fans for his excellent play for the Knights football team, help- ing lead the 1990 team to its most successful season in years. “Inmy sophomoreyearI wrestled at 140 under Coach Ed Ladamus,” Martin said. “In my junior year I. wrestled 145 and 152 and finished Noxen second in districts to advance to regionals, but I didn’t make it to states,” he stated. This year he has been wrestling at 160 and 171 but his preferred weight is 160. “My goal this year is to go as far as possible and at least place in states. I've been doing weight lift- ing on my own to keep in shape,” Martin said. He gives a lot of credit for the team's success to the coaches. “They get us up for our matches long before the matches are coming up and they know how to move the lineup around for the big meets,” he said. Martin was surprised that the Line Mountain match wasn’t closer but he said when the Knights were winning in the lighter bouts and the team was leading when it got to his bout, he was sure they would win. Despite his outstanding per- formance in wrestling, Martin's favorite sport is football. He played for six years on Lake-Lehman teams as a back, starting in sev- enth grade. “I liked football since I was a kid,” Martin said. “I had three older brothers who played football and cousins who came over to our place and we would play,” he explained. The son of Alfred and Deatra Martin ofLoyalville, Martin has two older brothers, Al and Dave who wrestled for Lake-Lehman who helped spark Terry's interest in the sport. He also likes golf and used to play baseball as catcher. Martin plans to attend college, hopefully Clarion or East Stroudsburg and play football. He is undecided on his major. Sports are a family affair; Mar- tin's younger brother, Keith, is interested in wrestlingand a sister Rachealle cheers for mini-football. With a record of 20-5 in his senior year, Martin expects to go into this weekend's competition at 160 unless his coaches decide differently. / THEY'RE WINNERS - John Morgan, above, shown in a meet earlier this year, is one member of the Lake-Lehman Knight wrestling team, which is ranked third in the state. Grapplers attend Montoursville tourney The Back Mountain Wrestling Club attended the Montoursville Team Tournament on Saturday, Feb. 16. They finished in 5th place. The following boys placed: 1st row, from left. Geoff Rittenhouse, Bantam 60, 3rd place; David Spurlin, Bantam 60, 2nd place; Jason Maciejczak, Midget 65, 4th place. 2nd row, Aaron Kubasik, Bantam 45, 2nd place; Brett Larson, Midget 90, 2nd place; Matt Magee, Midget 80, 2nd place; Nick Raczkowski, Midget 60, 4th place. 3rd row, Matt Gingo, Midget; Erick Maciejczak, Junior; Brock Raspen.. Last chance to sigh up for baseball Back Mountain Baseball will hold a final sign-up on Monday, March 4 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Dallas Ameri- can Legion Hall. About 100 players from last year have not yet registered for the coming season, and this will be their last chance to do so. A general meeting of Back Mountain Baseball will be held starting at 8:00 pm. the same night. Board members, coaches and managers are asked to attend this meeting. 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