Page 75 - PINE CREST 1985

Wild Wrestlers Rule Royally

Wrestlers Have Best Season in Over a Decade

On November 21, the three Correa
1984, twenty-one over­ brothers — Miguel,
weight, out-of-shape Tony, and Edgar. As a
athletes began the result of the enormous
process of transforma­ success of the trio,
tion. headlines in local
Coach Leigh Harris papers ranged from
s n ic k e r e d as he "Brothers Lead Pine
watched the fat-ridden Crest” to "Correa
bodies enter the room. Brothers Make Athletes
Wrestlers watched in of the Week.” All three
awe as heavyweight advanced to the
Mark Wilkins, the only regional competition,
person on the team and Tony Correa won
who did not have to sixth place at states.
make a certain weight, In addition, through
began his workout. the efforts of Scott
Surprisingly, how­ Mayer, Jim Boylan,
ever, these "unorth­ Jody Feldman, and Eric
odox” wrestlers com­ Busto, Pine Crest
posed the most suc­ defeated such power­
cessful wrestling team houses as Ely and dis­
at the school in over a trict champion Coral
decade, losing only Shores.
Ilf two dual meets. With their accom­
plishments in mind,
W Much attention fo-
iW cused on the talents of several satisfied seniors
Forcing his opponent’s summed up the season
shoulders to the mat, Jimmy effectively when they
Boylan receives the winning stated, "Our deed is
signal from the referee.
done.”

Wrestling

(1 1 -2 )
OPP
PC
41 Spanish River 33
42 South Fork 35
52 Belen 24
54 Berkshire 1 2
60 Benjamin 18
56 Kendall Acres 1 2
78 Ransom 0
33 Archbishop Curley 36
60 Berkshire 18
36 Ely 33
54 Pope John Paul 23
Rohde Mike Kamins, Juan Collazo, Trevor 35 Northeast 36
WRESTLING: FRONT ROW: Tony Correa, Coral Shores 21
Jimmy Boylan, Edgar Correa, Doug Kozich, Markley. BACK ROW: Kim Stuart, Jody 39
Scott Kennelly, Todd Herman. SECOND Feldman, Miguel Correa, Eric Busto, Mark
ROW: Chris Wheeler, Eric Antonick, Gus Wilkins, Scott Mayer, Greg Beesch, Laurel
Cuadra, Lance Reich, Craig Lazarus, Derek Lestrange, Mr. Leigh Harris.

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