•WRESTLING

1975-76

1975 NCAA DIVISION II ALL-AMERICANS
Seated left ta right: Steve Scheib, third at 177 lbs.; Randy Watts,
first at 150 lbs.; and Matt Tydor, fifth at 190 lbs. Standing: Coach
Roger Sanders and Tom Fink, fourth at 118 lbs.

BLOOMSBURG
STATE
COLLEGE

1975 WRESTLING SCHEDULE
Alumni (Exhibition)
H
Bucknell
A
Bucknell Invitational
A
Mansfield
H
Trenton, East Stroudsburg,
Slippery Rock
(at Trenton)
A
Dec. 26-27 Wilkes Open
U. of Delaware Invitational
A
Jon. 3
Jan. 5
Navy
A
Penn State
Jan. 10
A
Clarion
* Jon. 16
A
Jan. 17
Buffalo and Oswego
A
Shippensburg
* Jon. 21
H
Indiana
H
* Jan. 23
Jon. 24
Pittsburgh
H
* Jon. 28
West Chester
A
Kutztown
A
Jon. 31
*Feb. 4
Lock Hoven
A
Montclair
H
*Feb.6
Millersville
H
*Feb. 11
East Stroudsburg
*Feb. 14
A
Feb. 20-21 PSCAC at Bloomsburg
Feb. 27-28 EWL at Penn State
Morch 11, NCAA Division I Championships
12, 13 at Tucson, Arizona

Nov. 22
*Dec. 2
Dec. 5-6
*Dec. 9
Dec. 12

8:00
8:00
4:00

2:00
7:30
12:30
8:00
8:00
2:00
8:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
3:00

• JV Matches Begin Approximately 2 Hours Before Varsity Games

1974-75 VARSITY RESULTS
BSC
25
12
23
18
15
30
33
35
25
37
21
26
34
21

OPP.
MANSFIELD
SLIPPERY ROCK
EAST STROUDSBURG
TRENTON
MONTCLAIR ST.
WEST CHESTER
SHIPPENSBURG
MASSACHUSETTS
INDIANA
KUTZTOWN
BUCKNELL
LOCK HAVEN
MILLERSVILLE
EAST STROUDSBURG
WON 11 -

LOST 3 -TIED 1

4th • Millersville Tournament
5th • Wilkes Tournament
2nd • Pennsylvania Conference

17
29
19
17
20
8
11
6

9
6

21
16
9
13

DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN
DR. CONRAD A. BAUTZ was appointed Chairman, Department of
Health, Physical Education, and Athletics in June, 1972. A 1956 Brooklyn
College graduate, he served at his
Alma Mater in a number of capacities prior to coming to Bloomsburg.
Dr. Bautz is responsible for the
administration and supervision of the
total physical education and athletic
program at the college, including
varsity athletics .

HEAD COACH

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ROGER B. SANDERS starts his fourth
season as the head coach of the
Huskies.
His 1974-75 record of 11-3-1 raised
his three-year BSC record to 35-14-1.
Last year his Huskies placed second in the Pennsylvania Conference,
fourth at the Millersville Open, fifth
at the Wilkes Open, and seventh in
NCAA Division II Championships.
In 1973-74, his Huskies recorded
17 victories, thus establishing a new team record for most
wins in one season. The team also captured the U.S.
Coast Guard Invitational, placed fourth in the Wilkes
Open, third in the PC, and was fifth in the NCAA Division II Championships.
A native of Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania, Sanders graduated from West Chester State College where he won three
Middle Atlantic University Division Championships and a
NCAA College Division Championship. During his four
years of wrestling, he never lost a dual meet.
Since the Huskies have entered Division I, Sanders had
to resign his post as treasurer of the NCAA Division II
Wrestling Coaches Association. He was nominated to the
Executive Committee of the United States Wrestling Federation for the state of Pennsylvania and as a candidate
as the Division II Wrestling Coach of the Year for the past
two years. He was recently inducted into the West Chester
State College Wrestling Hall of Fame.
He is married to the former Nancy E. Johnston of Gary,
Indiana. They have two daughters, Julie Lea, age 8, and
Traci Lyn, age 2. The Sanders reside at R.D. 5, Scenic
Knolls, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania 17815.
Phone Numbers -

Home: 759-8427 / Office: 389-3225

COACH SANDER'S RECORD
YEAR

1972 -1973
1973-1974
1974-1975
TOTALS

WON

LOST

7

8

16

11

3
3

34

14

TIE

ASSISTANTS
A native of Muncy, BOB ROHM participated in football, basketball, and
was a district wrestling champion at
Muncy High School.
Rohm received both his Bachelor
of Science (1960) and his Master
of Education (l 970) degrees from
Bloomsburg State College. He participated in the three varsity sports
of football, baseball, and wrestling
for the Huskies, earning twelve varsity letters in four years. He was a two-time Pennsylvania
Conference wrestling champion, winning the 157 lb. title
in 1959-60 along with a NAIA title in the latter year.
"' Bob has a tremendous knowledge of wrestling and
possesses a unique ability to analyze the sport,' " commented Coach Sanders.
Rohm taught and coached in Montgomery High School
in 1960-1963 before joining the Bloomsburg High School
faculty where he coached wrestling for eleven years and
football for five years. Following his tenure at Bloomsburg High, he joined the faculty of Central Columbia High
School and the football coaching staff.
Rohm is married to the former Merim Bieber of Muncy.
The Rohms have two girls, Denise 15, Tera 14, and a son
Rob, 10.

Born in DeKalb, Illinois, DR. J.
CALVIN WALKER spent the majority
of his public school years in Pittsburgh, Pa. Under the coaching of
the late Forrest Ford, Dr. Walker
won two sectional titles for Shaler
High School. Undefeated his junior
and senior years in dual matches, he
continued this string the first two
years of collegiate wrestling at Muskingum College (1962) where he was
a letter winner for four years.
While he and his wife Judy, the former Judith L. Spillard of South Euclid, Ohio, were earning their ma$ter's
degrees, Walker spent one year as assistant wrestling
coach at William Tennant High School, Warminster, Pa .
His doctorate in educational psychology was earned at
Temple University in 1973.
The Walkers reside in Danville, Pa. with their two sons
Brent and Ross, ages 7 and 5. This is Dr. Walker 's second
year of assisting in the wrestling program at BSC. Coach
Sanders states, " Calvin is a fine organizer and a great
asset to our program ."

Trainer PAUL SLOCUM, a native of
Massachusetts, was appointed Physical Therapist at BSC in the fall of
1972. He received a Bachelor of Arts
Degree from Dakota Wesleyan University, S. Dakota, and was awarded
his Certificate of Physical Therapy
from the School of Allied Medical
Professions, University of Pennsylvania; he was recently licensed for
the state of Pennsylvania. In addition to his trainer duties for the varsity and intramural
programs, he also serves as physical therapist for the student body and members of the faculty.

1974-75 STATISTICS
Team Record: 11-3-1
Name

Class/ Wt.

Dexter Derr

Fr.

118/ 126

Kevin Schuck

Fr.

118

Dual Record
W
L T Pins

5

3

Overall Record
W
L T Pins

2

2

9

8

2

2

0

0

4

4

0

0
0

Tom Fink

So. 11a/ 126

4

6

0

0

20

10

0

Carl Poff

Fr .

4

7

0

1

10

14

0

1

Gary Scarano

So. 134

0

1

0

0

4

4

0

0
0

1261/134

David Brandt

So . 134

4

4

1

0

9

8

1

Jon McCloskey

So . 142/ 150

3

8

0

0

3

12

0

0

Randy Watts

Sr.

142/150

13

1

1

3

30

8

1

3

John Schmerber

Fr .

150

0

1

0

0

Chorles Carter

So . 150/ 158

10

4

0

6

3

0

0

16

9

0

6
0

Matt Tydor

Sr . 158/ 167/ 190

6

3

1

0

18

12

1

Dan Burkholder

Sr.

167/ 177

11

3

0

2

25

8

0

2

Steve Scheib

Fr.

167/ 177

11

2

1

6

30

8

1

6

Mark Mehler

Jr.

177

0

0

0

0

John Rogers

Fr . 190/ Hwt.

6

0

Mike Snyder

Fr . 190/ Hwt.

4

3

0

Mel Sharp

Fr.

4

5 1

James Davis

So . 118

1

0

0

Mike Richa rdson So . 134

0

1

0

83

59

7

24

190/ Hwt.

Totals

1

1

0

3

8

0

1

6
7

6 0
8 1

3
1

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

197 132

7

25

2

INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT RESULTS
MILLERSVILLE OPEN: FINK (118) 1st, BURKHOLDER (167) 2nd , SCHEIB
(177) 3rd.
PENN STATE INVITATIONAL: SCHEIB (177) 1st.
BURKHOLDER (167)

1st, WATTS (150) 3rd , TYDOR

•

WILKES OPEN:
(167) 4th .

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PA. CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT: WATTS (150) 1st, SCHEIB (177)
2nd, BURKHOLDER (167) 2nd, CARTER (158) 3rd , FINK (118) 3rd ,
TYDOR (190) 4th, SHARP (Hwt.) 4th, BRANDT (134) 5th, POFF
(126) 5th .
NCAA DIVISION II : WATTS (150) 1st, SCHEIB (177) 3rd , FINK (118)
4th, TYDOR (190) 5th .
NCAA DIVISION I :

WATTS (150) 6th.

PA. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS
The 1975-76 Pennsylvania Conference Wrestling Championships will
be held at the Nelson Fieldhouse an February 20-21, 1976. The top
three teams in lost year ' s conference tournament at Kutztown were
Slippery Rack, Bloomsburg, and Clarion .

BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE WRESTLING ROSTER
Name

ADELBERG, RON

Height

Wei!!ht

20

5'6"

142

5'5"

118

Class

Age

Jr.

High School

Hometown

Hi!!h School Coach

Marple Newtown

Broomall

Charles Wagner

Upper Moreland

Hatboro

George Hollender

Kingston

Bob Herman

Wayne

Al Wolstenholm

ANTOCKY, GEORGE

Fr.

17

BIGA, BERNIE

So.

20

6'0"

190

Wyoming Valley West

5'10"

167

I

ronestoga

CAPPELLI, ANDY

Jr.

21

CARAVELLA, TONY

Fr.

19

5'10"

142

CARTER, CHARLES

Jr.

21

5'11"

158

jonestoga

COSTABILE, DAVE

Jr.

20

5'8"

126

McDevitt

DAVIS, JAMES

Jr.

20

5'5"

118

Lake Lehman

Harvey's Lake

Walter Sorber

DERR, DEXTER

So.

19

5'6"

126

Neshaminy

Levittown

Nick Stefanowski

Conestoga

Berwyn

Al Wolstenholm

Carroll

Wayne

Ted Piperno

DiMARCO, TINO

Fr.

18

5'11"

Hwt.

DOMINICK, JIM

So.

18

5'8"

142

rick Twp.

Bricktown, N.J.

Bill Henderson

Wayne

Al Wolstenholm

Harrisburg

Greg Mazzucca

GAUDENZIE, GUY

So.

19

57"

142

Middletown

Middletown

Bill Johnson

GIGER, TIM

Fr.

18

5'10"

158

Hampton

Allison Park

John Hatch

HARKINS, MARK

So.

20

5'5"

142

Susquehanna

Harrisburg

Bill Quinn

HOHMANN, JIM

Sr.

22

5'11"

167

Pearl River

Pearl River, N.Y.

J. D'Agostino

IMBODEN, KEITH

Fr.

17

5'8"

126

Williams River

Wisconisco

James Smith

KAERCHER, BILL

So.

20

5'9"

134

Council Rock

Holland

Victor Stanley

LECHNER, DAN

Fr.

18

6'0"

150

Saucon Valley

Hellertown

Charles Bartolet

MAGUIRE, MIKE

Fr.

18

6'0"

190

Susquenita

Harrisburg

Steve Peters

McCOLLUM, DAVE

Jr.

20

5'5"

118

Lake Lehman

Harvey's Lake

Walter Sorber

NEHODA, STEVE

Fr.

19

6'0"

177

Easton

Easton

Bob Zarbatany

ONEAL, JOHN

Fr.

18

5'10"

142

East West Chester

West Chester

Mike Colley

POFF, CARL

So.

19

57"

134

Council Rock

Newtown

Victor Stanley

POFF, CHRIS

So.

20

6'1"

150

Council Rock

Newtown

Victor Stanley

RAUSA, RICH

So.

20

6'0"

142

Northern Valley

Northvale, N.J.

Jim Alger

SANDERS, WOODY

Fr.

18

5'10"

177

Oley Valley

Oley

Larry Wildermuth

SCHEIB, STEVEN

So.

19

5'10"

177

Tri-Valley

Valley View

Keith Taylor

Parsippany

Parsippany, N.J.

Gary Vittoro

Norwich, N.Y.

Donald Kovalchic

SCHMERBER, JOHN

So.

19

5'9"

150

SCHUCK, KEVIN

So.

20

57"

118

SMITH, DON

Fr.

18

57"

150

Perkiomen Valley

Spring Mount

Wayne John

SNYDER, MIKE

So.

19

6'1"

177

Tyrone

Tyrone

Pete Dutrow

STRATHMEYER, GARY

So.

19

5'5"

118

York Central

York

Jim Leamen

126

Bristol

Bristol

Ron Jackson

190

Cumberland Valley

Mechanicsburg

Don Humes

VELEZ, ENRIQUE

So.

19

5'6"

WEIGLE, BRIAN

Fr.

18

6'1"

/Norwich

Managers: BILL O'DONNELL, DENNIS SNYDER

SEASON'S OUTLOOK
Facing perhaps the strongest schedule in the history of
the college, the Huskies are in a rebuilding year following
a successful 1974-75 campaign in which they recorded an
11-3-1 dual season record, placed second in the Pennsylvania Conference, fourth at the Millersville Open, fifth at
the Wilkes Open, and seventh in the National Collegiate
Athletic Association's Division II tournament.
In addition to the Pennsylvania Conference, considered
by Amateur Wrestling News to be one of the toughest
small college conferences in the nation, Bloomsburg will
compete in NCAA Division I this year, which includes
major colleges and universities, and has joined the new
Eastern Wrestling League.
The Eastern Wrestling League, consisting of Clarion,
Buffalo, Penn State, Lock Haven, Pitt, and BSC, promises
to provide wrestling fans with some outstanding action.
The League tournament at Penn State on February 27-28
will serve as the qualifier for NCAA Division I tournament
in Tucson, Arizona March 11-12-13.
BSC has the honor of hosting the Pennsylvania Conference Tournament on February 20-21 following the dual
meet season which includes such national powers as Navy,
Penn State, Pitt, Slippery Rock, Montclair State, and Clarion among others. The Wilkes Open, Bucknell Invitational,
and University of Delaware Invitational are also on the
schedule.
Outstanding performers from last year's squad who
have graduated include senior co-captains Randy Watts
(142 and 150 lbs.) and Dan Burkholder 1167 and 177 lbs.)
along with Matt Tydor (158, 167, and 190 lbs.). Watts was
a NCAA national champion in Division II, placed sixth in

LEADING PERFORMERS
JIM DAVIS is a junior from Harvey's
Lake, Lake Lehman High School,
where he excelled in both wrestling
and track. The past two seasons Jim
has been a steady performer behind
Tom Fink (who is redshirting) with a
J.V. record of 10-0. This summer he
wrestled very well and won many
tournaments. He looks forward to
being in the varsity line-up.

126 lbs.

DEXTER DERR, one of last year's
freshman varsity performers who
shared duty at 118 with a 5-2 record.
Dexter is a Liberal Arts major from
Levittown who will probably move
up one weight this year. He is a defending Keystone Junior College Invitational champion and a point winner in the NCAA II National Championships. Dexter led the team in
number of reversals.

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..

NCAA Division I, and was a two-time Pennsylvania Conference champion. Burkholder was a Wilkes Open champion and placed secorrd in PC competition . The versatile
Tydor received All-American recognition by placing fifth
in the NCAA Division II tournament.
Returning lettermen Charles Carter (158 lbs.), Dexter
Derr (118 and 126 lbs.), Carl Poff (126 and 134 lbs.), Steve
Scheib (177 and 190 lbs.), and Mike Snyder (177 and 190
lbs.), will lead the young Huskies into the annual mat battles. Among the freshmen and sophomores expected to
battle for starting positions are Jim Davis (118 lbs.), Kevin
Schuck (118 lbs.), Bill Kaercher (134 lbs.), Tony Caravella
(142 lbs.), Dan Lechner (150 lbs.), Chris Poff (158 lbs.), Andy
Cappelli (167 lbs.), Jim Hohmann (167 lbs.), and Giustino
DiMarco (heavyweight).
"If the Huskies are able to overcome their inexperience,
BSC will have another good wrestling campaign," states
Coach Roger Sanders.

LEADING PERFORMERS

134 lbs.

BILL KAERCHER, a sophomore from
Council Rock High School, will probably split the duties at 134 and 142
pounds. As a freshman, Bill compiled
a 7-2 record. He will add valuable
points and depth to 01Jr wrestling
program. Bill possesses great knowledge and potential. The coaching
staff feels that how Bill goes, our
team will go.

TONY CARA VELLA, a freshman from
Brick Township High School in New
Jersey, will see action in the 134
pound weight class and the 142
pound class. As a senior in high
school, Tony was a 4th place finisher
in the New Jersey State Championships. During the summer following
his senior year he represented New
142 lbs.
Jersey in the United States Wrestling
Federation National Championships.
Tony, a Liberal Arts major, has the potential to be one of
the outstanding wrestlers in Bloomsburg history.
DAN LECHNER, a freshman accounting major from Saucon Valley High
School, was a two-time Pennsylvania
State qualifier. He brings an overall
record of 60-9-3 to Bloomsburg. Dan
has a tremendous background which
should be a tremendous asset to the
wrestling program.
150 lbs.

LEADING PERFORMERS

151 lbs.

CHRIS POFF, a sophomore from
Council Rock High School, possesses
tremendous natural ability and knowledge to be a champion. In high
school, Chris had a great career. His
senior year was culminated by making the Pennsylvania team at the
United States Wrestling Federation
Championships, and placed 5th in
the freestyle competition. Chris is a
real technician who should delight
area wrestling fans in the next three
years.
JIM HOHMANN, a senior from Pearl
River, New York, has been preparing
for the 1975-76 wrestling season
since last March. After a very disappointing junior year, Jim is making
an all out effort to pull everything
together for his last season of competition. Jim is a Dean's list student
majoring in history.

1671bs.

ANDY CAPPELLI, a liberal Arts major
from Conestoga High School compiled an overall record of 41 wins
and 6 losses. He was a state qualifier his senior year. This past summer,
Andy participated in a USA-Canadian exchange meet. Andy's ability
and desire to succeed should make
him a very exciting performer.
167 lbs.

177 ltn.

CHARLES "CHICKEE" CARTER, a junior elementary major from Conestoga
High School, has matured as a college wrestler. For the past two years,
"Chic" has been our most exciting
wrestler. This year should not be any
different. His third place finish in the
Conference Championship meet and
his 50-10-4 record should definitely
be improved upon.
MIKE SNYDER earned a varsity
award as a freshman, wrestling at
190 and heavyweight. He had a 6-6
record. Mike is an accounting major
from Tyrone and is enrolled in the
School of Business.

190 lbs.

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STEVE SCHEIB, "the outstanding
freshman wrestler" of 1974-75 is
looking forward to this wrestling
season with anticipation of great
things to come. Last year Steve compiled an overall record of 22-5-1, a
second place finish in the Pennsylvania Conference, and 3rd in the
NCAA Division II Championships.
190 lbs.
Last year Steve led the team in reversals with 11, and pins with 6. He
also scored the most team points-56. Steve possesses
tremendous abilit)' and the desire to win. He is a potential NCAA place winner.
GIUSTINO DiMARCO (TINO), a 270
pound freshman business major from
Conestoga High School, had an
overall record of 54 wins and 10
losses. Last year Tino lost in the Semifinals of the PIAA State Wrestling
Tournament. He was co-captain of
his team and was voted by his teammates as the most valuable wrestler.
Heavyweight
Tino participated in the Canada-USA
exchange meet this past summer.
Tine's agility and balance coupled with an excellent background could make him one of the outstanding heavyweights in the East.

SPORTS INFORMATION
GEORGE J. EGET joined the Public Relations
staff at Bloomsburg State College in 1975. He
holds the civil service classification of Information Writer I and has the chief responsibility of publicizing the college sports program .
He is a native af Wilkes-Barre and attended the schools al that area. He received
a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism from
Penn State and a certificate of proficiency
from Career Academy of Broadcasting, Washington D.C. Eget has also held a third class
FCC Broadcasting license .
Egefs previous experience includes a settlement position with Standard Brands, Wilkes-Barre, a position as a
reporter for Northeastern Newspapers, Dallas, and free lance reporting
for the Sunday Independent, Wilkes-Barre. He was also a member of
the news and sports staff of student radio station WDFM at Penn State.

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MEMO TO , Press, Radio, and TV
This brochure has been published by the Bloomsburg Stale College
Public Relations and Publications Office to provide facts concerning
BSCs 1975-76 wrestling team .
The brochure was prepared prior to the start of the season and
some information may be subject to change. Current releases will be
moiled out during the season.
Any requests for photos of athletic information should be directed to,
GEORGE EGET
Sports Information
133 Waller Administration Building
Bloomsburg State College
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania 17815

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177 lb. Steve Scheib decisions Tim Kearns, Oklahoma U.,
in finals of Penn State Invitational.

COLLEGE FACTS
Location:

Enrollment:

BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA
Colors:

4,700
Nickname:

HUSKIES

MAROON AND GOLD
President:

DR. JAMES H. McCORMICK
Athletic Director:

DR. CONRAD A. BAUTZ
Director, Public Relations and Publications:

KENNETH C. HOFFMAN
Sports Information:

GEORGE J. EGET
Telephone: Office (717) 389-3411
Telephone: Home (717) 784-1558
Member:

NCAA, PC, ECAC, EWL
Home Mats:

NELSON FIELDHOUSE

Capacity:

4,000