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February 2010 - WC Examiner Sports
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BY KEVIN WOODRUFF Wyoming County Press Examiner Tunkhannock Area boys' swimming coach Tim Mislevy reached a coaching milestone that only one other swim coach in Tiger history has achieved. His 100th career victory. Mislevy, a 1990 Tunkhannock Area graduate and former Tiger diver, took over the boys'...
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The Tunkhannock Area boys' and girls' swimming and diving teams handed Elk Lake a pair of losses at Elk Lake on Tuesday. Tunkhannock's boys' team defeated the Warriors, 105-58, while the Tiger girls took a 117-69 victory over Elk Lake...
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BY KEVIN WOODRUFF Wyoming County Press Examiner If you love wrestling and seeing youth athletes develop, Tunkhannock Area High School is the place to be this weekend Feb. 28 as it hosts the Pennsylvania Junior Wrestling East Area X sectional qualifier for the third straight year. One of the event's...
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Class AA (Elk Lake, Trail) at Lake-Lehman Friday: 5 p.m.- Preliminaries, quarterfinals, first and second round consolations Saturday: 11 a.m.- Semifinals, third and fourth round consolations; 4 p.m.- Third through sixth place; 6:30 p.m. Finals Class AAA...
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BY KEVIN WOODRUFF Wyoming County Press Examiner Tunkhannock elementary counselor Ken Spangenberg is showing his passion for wrestling by officiating matches. Spangenberg, now 52, of Clarks Summit, coached Lackawanna Trail's wrestling program for more than 10 years starting in the 1980s, and also...
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Tunkhannock's Ben Siegel and Elk Lake's Jared Brooks brought home individual gold for their respective teams at the PIAA District II junior high district meet at Lake-Lehman on Saturday. Siegel, in the 130-pound weight class, beat defending District...
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Times-Shamrock report Montrose survived a four-overtime thriller with arch-rival Elk Lake to win the Lackawanna League Division III all-season championship, 72-67, Tuesday night, a game that saw nine players score in double figures. One who didn't was Montrose's Colby Major, but his 3-pointer...
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This Thursday and Friday will kick off the opening round of District II basketball playoffs for both boys' and girls' teams at Elk Lake, Lackawanna Trail and Tunkhannock. Class AAA Tunkhannock's boys' team, which is the number nine seed...
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Lackawanna Trail senior Kaylea Zick had an outstanding performance at the recently held Pennsylvania Track and Field Coaches' Association Indoor Track Carnival at Lehigh University. With a heave of 36-feet, 6-inches in the girls' shot put, Zick not only took first place in the competition, she...
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Ben Puza of Tunkhannock won the 215-pound weight class as Wyoming Seminary captured its 4th consecutive Pennsylvania Prep Title. He was one of eight individual winners for Seminary, including Evan Botwin (103), Dom Malone (112), Simon Kitzis (135), Chris...
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Tunkhannock Area's wrestling team took a 42-28 victory over Valley View at home on Tuesday evening. Tunkhannock's Kevin Packer (125), Charlie Generotti (135), Nathan Franko (140), Mitchell Wiernusz (160) and Corey Balko (171) all won by pin. TA 42, Valley View 28 103: Mike Forba (T) by forfeit;...
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Elk Lake's Warrior wrestling team took a 50-16 victory over Wyoming Area during a meet played in Dimock on Friday evening. Warriors Derrick Smith (140), Tyler McCauley (171) and Josh Ralston (285) all won by pin. Elk Lake 50, Wyoming Area 16 103:...
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The Lackawanna Trail Lion wrestling team took a 36-30 victory over Greater Nanticoke at a meet held in Nanticoke on Thursday night. Trail 36, Nanticoke 30 130: no contest; 135: Jim McMoore (N) dec. Jeremy Greenley, 7-3; 140: Chris Dixon (LT) by forfeit; 145: Matt Mugford (LT) pinned Brian Maslowski,...
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BY TOM BROLLEY Times-Shamrock Writer Tunkhannock's Mike Forba and Ray Yagloski have formed the District 2's most formidable combination in wrestling's lowest weight classes the last three years. Yagloski was a district runner-up at 103 in...
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Three Elk Lake wrestlers and one from Lackawanna Trail made it to the finals of the Lackawanna League Championship at Scranton High School on Saturday. Elk Lake's Keaton Bennett (125), Tyler McCauley (160) and Brandon Cleveland (189) all took second place finishes losing out in their final matches...
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