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Show h7 7 71 if). ( !ir' !i rs A) ) - - ---- ii" c fc- ....... -- ' f-iSSk - .-. : DRILL TEAM MEMBERS at Uintah High School go through a routine during the Uintah-Jordan halftime. , T-ty fl WW.T!; .WMraw-wfl'wa M Hill 1 1 1 J '1 vjT, f- ;:. ' f iS I s tit ' ' . , . 4' i :. - : UINTAH FLAG TWIRLERS, Tina Kloeppel, Sylvia' Nuttal, Dixie Sessions, Mari Tingey, Kassy Kavanaugh, Theresa Turner and Jana Guffey treat the crowd to a flag twirling performance. ri5i ' 1. , I ;( f I """""wk , ' t .4 . , ; . . .- ..." .'-;- . . I UINTAH HIGH SCHOOL varsity cheerleaders, left to right, Mauri Mauss, Sherry Batty, Shellie Tripp, Kim Hatch, Nannette Gamble and Stacey Adams cheer for the Uintah fans during a timeout. Uintah's opponent during season, Meeker, nets fourth place at tourney wiker High Sch(X)1 and Uintah H'8h m bat'll to a 21-21 tie in Meeker, '"wry 19, and the Uintah Utes went J 0 P'ace first in the Utah State 3-A Tournament, and Meeker, the Mending champs, placed fourth in the rado Class A State Wrestling lament in Denver, February 15. ,uRockf Ford'captured the first place iK'rith u Co'wado State Tournament irf J: Pints. Fort Lupton placed ?M H3, and Wray pocketed third mm, ,lm1 Pints- Meeker nabbed ACfee at 99 Pints- and'Paonia "dlw i at 81- Steamboat Springs 1ortnSiXth Pl3Ce h0n0rS at 69 if S' Rlfle P'aced 13th at 29 points. Mtah has four wrestlers, Brett . SB Veff Good' 119; Rand (avw- u 5' and Ken Cobbs, -id Uvr ' &e finals and Meeker ..fwr,tusslers. Tony Mazzola, 185; 167 and Kai Turner, 126, in ltodMr!pionshiP matches. The Uintah y 'hi ni71ervWrestlers lost their shots at Uft' the Utes nabbed the first !7Ue tlUe- and Meeker had to ue 'or fourth place. n'vwi! w ef' 126, Placed second when C Sldby f Wray, 7-0. CaSeiKRod'iq"e unbeaten ' i 'all Hirt c LWhen he toPP'ed the John 'J 'i-Bnal ' tUSSler 12"8, in the 'uiM 155' was topPled hanP nshinnte Vista' in the Usoia ,S,pu match. and Tony ! otheH(u 1 had a 26-0 record going HoltlCX2test a8ainst sophomore M defeat0 .ort LuPton- Mazzola If tch, 5-2 m championship A Gutierrez, 93, captured place when he decisioned Speyer of Highland, 2-0. Mike Holeyfield, 132, placed sixth when he was nipped by Davis of Olathe, 5-3. Mike Seely, Meeker, 185, nabbed sixth place when he was pinned Erickson of Holy Family High School. Tad Sullivan, a defending state champ, was nipped by Palisade's Frank Woodburn in the second round, 5-2. 5-2. Sullivan was knocked out of the tourney when he was forced to default his next match due to a pulled stomach muscle. Other Meeker wrestlers, who didn't place were Deak Chamberlain, 119 and Jerry Calhoun, 138. Steamboat Springs' Joe Ramunno captured first place in the 185 pound class when he pinned Fort Lupton's Mark Muse in the second round. Frank Woodburn of Palisade placed fourth at 112 pounds when he was blanked by Garcia of Rocky Ford, 9-0. J.D. Adams of Steamboat Springs placed fourth when he was decisioned by Davy, Rocky Ford, 4-2, in the 167 pound class. 98 pounder Lent of Palisade was nipped by Snow of Buena Vista, 5-4, in the battle for fifth place. Barber, Steamboat Steam-boat Springs, nabbed sixth when he was blanked by Vigil of Centauri in overtime, over-time, 1-0. Norm Look of Steamboat Springs garnered fifth place when he pinned Erzen of Erie in the second round. Meeker pocketed the district tournament tour-nament title with 1951-! points. Steamboat Springs placed second at 161 'A points, and Rifle pocketed third place with 13U4 points. Placing for Meeker were: Gutierrez, 98, first; Sullivan, 112, first, (2-1 over Cook); Turner, 126, first; Holeyfield, 132, second; Calhoun, 138, second; T. Seely, 155, First; Chamberlain, 119, second; Mazzola, 167, first and M. Seely, 185, second. Willie Rael, 105, placed fourth and did not compete in the state tournament. Rod Owens, 145, placed third. T. Seely pinned Clementson, Steamboat Springs. Mazzola blanked Adams, Steamboat Springs, 12-0 and Ramunno, Steamboat Springs, pinned M. Seely. |
