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I am trying to collect names and address of former Mo Valley wrestlers. Tom Elling and I are trying to get a reunion together.  Please contact me as soon as possible if you are a Moshannon Valley wrestling alumni.  Thanks.
 
Vic Stanley
 
215-348-8027
 
email psafootballcom@comcast.net
 
 

Brian Shaw, Hollidaysburg, got his 100th during the Zeigler Chevrolet Tournament

 
David Sunderland, Southern Huntingdon, got 100th during the Zeigler Chevrolet Tournament
 
Christian Harr, Hollidaysburg, got 100th win at Penns Valley

Jared Baxter, Forest Hills, recorded win number 100 against North Star

Tyler Fishburn, Bellefonte Area, chalked up career win number 100 in a dual meet vs. Shikellamy

Lewistown's Matt Bonson picked up win number 100 in a dual meet against State College

Mike Paronish, Northern Cambria, registered career win number 100 in a match against Central

Bald Eagle Area's Travis Stem picked up career win 100 in a dual meet against DuBois

Matt Robinson, Lewistown, notched career win #100, during the District 6 Team Championship

Robert Waite, Tyrone Area, recorded win number 100 at the District 6 Team Championship Tournament

Richland's Russ Sichak, got win number 100 at the District 6 Individual Championships.

Mike Moore, Blairsville, captured his 100th win during the District 6 Individual Championships

Steve Makin, Central Cambria, notched win number 100 in the Southwest Regional Tournament.

 

 

Marion Center earned its 300th Varsity wrestling victory in our school's history.  Please give us some acknowledgement on the D6 site. Marion Center 33 Berlin Brothersvalley 20.Congratulayions to the Stingers!
 

  1991 GRAD MARK AMBROSE INDUCTED INTO NWCA HALL OF FAME

DOYLESTOWN (PA) - Former Delaware Valley College national champion Mark Ambrose '91 was recently inducted into the National Wrestling Coaches Association Division III Hall of Fame.

Ambrose is the second Aggie wrestler to be enshrined in the Hall of Fame as he joins 1996 graduate and current Delaware Valley head coach Brandon Totten, who was inducted in 2002. Former Aggie head coach Robert Marshall is also a member of the NWCA Hall of Fame as he was inducted into the Coaches' wing in 1995.

Ambrose, who now resides in Tampa, Florida, was one of the greatest wrestlers to hit the Delaware Valley mats. He compiled a career record of 106-6 and graduated as the school's all-time victory leader (now ranked sixth). His .946 winning percentage still ranks second in school history.

Ambrose was one of just two Aggie wrestlers (Shaun Smith) to earn All-American accolades in each of his four years. He captured the 1989 NCAA Division III championship at 158 pounds and was the runner-up in both 1988 and 1990. He finished in fourth place as a senior in 1991.

The 1989 national title was one of three (Smith and Randy Worrell) earned by Delaware Valley as the team was the Division III national runner-up that season - missing the championship by just six points.. The Aggies went 18-0 and were ranked number one in the country through the second half of the season.

Ambrose's career achievements also included four Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) titles - one of just five Aggies to reach that milestone - and was twice named the conference's Most Outstanding Wrestler. He helped lead Delaware Valley to team titles in both 1989 and 1991. Ambrose excelled in the classroom as well and was a two-time Academic All-American.

Joining Ambrose in the Class of 2005 were coaches Paul Solberg (Luther) and Jeff Swenson (Augsburg) as well as wrestlers Mitch Brown (St. Lawrence) and Gray Kroells (Augsburg).

Mark wrestled for Huntingdon High from 84-87 and was a two time state qualifier under Coach Fred Wilson.  He racked up a record of 69-14 during his high school career.
 

There is NO medical default rule as there is no such thing in the rule book.


However, the rule that applies is this:


1. your wrestler MUST take a second loss no matter what the circumstances


2. The head coach then has an option:
      A. Notify the tournament director, the wrestler was injured and that
you are withdrawing him from the tournament and not accepting place points
further and he will not receive an award.. in which case, he doesn't get
the extra loss. He still gets the next match forfeit loss.. just not the
third one.
      B. Your team gets all his points and he get any award due him.. and
he takes ALL forfeit losses.