BLOOMSBURG
STATE COLLEGE

WRESTLING
1973-1974

....
FLOYD "Shorty" HITCHCOCK
Silver Medal winner at World Un;versity games in Moscow.

BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE WRESTLING SQUAD
SENIORS

Co-captain
R.OYD HITCHCOCK
Name

ADELBERG, RON

BERRY, BRIAN
BIGA, BERNIE
BRANDT, DAVID
BURKHOLDER, DAN
CARTER, CHARLES
DAVIS, JIM
DONLEY, GREGG
EDMONDS, LONNIE
FINK, TOM
HITCHCOCK, FLOYD
HOHMANN, JIM
HOHMANN, JOHN
KAERCHER, BILL
KOTSCH, ALFRED
MacNEILL, TERRY
MARTELLO, JOHN
McCOLLUM, DAVE
MATOR, TONY
MATZURA, STEVE
MEHLER, MARK
NORRBOM, JOHN
PASUKINIS, BILL
PULEO, RICHARD
RICHARDSON, MIKE

IILL PASUKINIS

LON EDMONDS

Class

A1•

Hel1ht

Wel1ht

Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
Sr.

17
20
18
18
21
19
18
17
21
18
22

So.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.

20

5'6"
5'6"
6'2"
5'8"
5'10"
5'11"
5'6"
5'10"
5'10"
5'6"
5'10"
5'11"
6'0"

126
150
190
126
167
150
118
142
134
118
177
167
190
134
150
134
134
118
167
142
158
142

So.

22
18

5'8"

5'10"
5'8"

18

18
21
18
17
18

'5'8"
>

5'3"
5'7"
5'7"
5'7"
5'11"

So.
20
Fr.
17
5'8"
Sr.
21
18
5'6"
Fr.
Fr.
20
5'7"
ROBERTS, DAN
5'6"
Jr.
20
6'6"
Fr.
21
SIMPSON, TOM
SCARANO, GARY
5'11"
Fr.
18
Sr.
5'10"
SHEEHAN, RON
22
5'7"
TYOOR, MATT
Jr.
21
WILLIAMS, BYRON
Fr.
18
5'9"
WIMER, DAVE
Fr.
17
5'8"
WYNN, JEFF
5'6"
Fr.
18
5'8"
WATTS, RANDY
Jr.
24
5'9"
WELSH, FRAN
Fr.
18
5'9"
YATES, ERNIE
Sr.
22
Managers: BILL O'DONNELL, ROBERT KOCHER

142

126
126
126
Hwt.

126
167
158
142
134
118
142
142
134

Hl1h School

Hometown

Hilh School Coach

Marple Newtown
Hatboro
Wyoming Valley West
Belvidere
Cocalico
Conestoga
Lake Lehman
Perkiomen Valley
S. Williamsport
Tyrone
Wyalusing
Pearl River
Pearl River
Council Rock
West Hazleton
Owen J. Roberts
Portville
Susquehanna

Broomall
Willow Grove
Kingston
Belvidere, N.J.
Denver
Wayne
Harvey Lake
Rahns
Williamsport
Tyrone
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Holland
West Hazleton
Spring City
Portville, N .Y.
Susquehanna
Oakmont
Mt. Carmel
Greensboro, N.C.
Springfield
Shamokin
Phoenixville
Paoli
Schuylkill
Aston
Morristown
Drexel Hill
Fairlawn, N.J.
Wayne
Lancaster
Phoenixville
Turbotville
Williamstown
Greenburg

Charles Wagner
Ralph Wetzel
Bob Dennison
Bernie Hart
Bob Hall
Al Wolstenholme
Chip Sorber
Wayne John
Lee Williamson
Pete Dutrow
Karl Schnure
J. D'Agostino
J. D'Agostino
Vic Stanley
George Litner
Howie Sage
Bob Klucik
Bill Quinn
Randy Kahler
Joe Rado
Cos DeBartolo
Bruce Yaeck
Swope
Lonnie Moore
Al Wolstenholme
Steve Voe
Bill Corbett
Tony Gervasio
Art McCall
Dan Deluca
Al Wolstenholme
Tom Vargo
Lonnie Moore
Bill Jordon
Mark Unger
Ray Biter

Riverview
Shamokin
Pascack Valley
Springfield Delco
Shamokin
Phoenixville
Conestoga
Schuylkill Haven
Sun Valley
Morristown
Upper Darby
Fairlawn
Conestoga
Lancaster Catholic
Phoenixville
Warrior Run
Williams Valley
New Kenslingkon

First row (I to rl - Davis, MacNeill, Wynn, McCollum, Puleo, Brandt, Adelberg, Fink, Richardson, Donley.
Second row (I lo rl - O'Donnell, Watts, Berry, 'Kaercher, Yates, Posukinis, Wimer, Norrbom, Williams, Martello, Slocum.
Third row (I lo rl - Sheehan, Burkholder, Mehler, Kotsch, Hohmann Ulml, Tydor, Hitchcock, Hohmann (Johnl,
Edmonds, Scarano, Carter, Biga, Mato,, Sanders.

1973-74
WRESTLING SCHEDULE
Nov. 16-17

AT EAST STROUDSBURG OPEN

Nov. 30 • Dec. 1

AT U.S. COAST GUARD TOURNAMENT

Dec.

7

Dec. 8
Dec. 12

ARMY, PRINCETON· AT ARMY DUAL INVITATIONAL MEET
MONTCLAIR, U. OF BUFFALO, GETTYSBURG, AND
ASHLAND· AT ARMY DUAL INVITATIONAL MEET
*MANSFIELD

1972-73
VARSITY RESULTS
BSC
7:00

24

Edinboro

18

1:00

21

Mansfield

24

19

East Stroudsburg

18

13

Slippery Rock

25

18

Trenton

20

9

Clarion

35

21

West Chester

20

28

Shippensburg

18

37

Indiana

12

21

California

22

32

Kutztown

12

8:00

EAST STROUDSBURG, TRENTON STATE, SLIPPERY ROCK,
AT BLOOMSBURG

4:00

Dec. 28-29
Jan. 8

AT WILKES OPEN TOURNAMENT
OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY

8:00

Jan. 12

AT BUCKNELL

2:00

Dec. 14

OPP.

Jan. 16

*AT WEST CHESTER

8:00

Jan. 19

*CLARION

8:00

Jan. 23

*SH I PPENSBU RG

B:00

Jan. 26

* INDIANA OF PA.

tl:00

Jan. 28

ATHLETES IN ACTION

8:00

Jan . 31

AT EDINBORO

7:30

Feb . 2

AT KUTZTOWN

3:00

Feb. 6

*AT LOCK HAVEN

8:00

Feb. 12

*Ml LLERSVI LLE

8:00

Feb. 18

*AT EAST STROUDSBURG

8:00

Feb. 22-23

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS AT SLIPPERY ROCK

Mar. 1-2

NCAA COLLEGE DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPS AT
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AT FULLERTON

15

Lock Haven

26

Mar. 14-15-16

NCAA UNIVERSITY CHAMPIONSHIPS AT IOWA STATE

17

Springfield

25

23

Millersville

20

20

East Stroudsburg

21

• JV matches at 6:00 p.m.

ADDITIONAL JV MATCHES
Dec. 10
Dec . 29
Jan. 24
Feb . 2

AT
AT
AT
AT

WILLIAMSPORT COMMUNITY COLLEGE
KEYSTONE JR. COLLEGE TOURNAMENT
KEYSTONE JR. COLLEGE
KUTZTOWN

7:30
1:00
8:00
1:00

WON 7-LOST 8

ltOGEl SANDEIS . . . . liir--=oncf

year at the hehn of . . .....
Dvrina • previous ht , . . -

htad wrestling coach at NJiw Yorfc
University, hie took a ll!pnfwhic:h had
a dismal tilree-)'eal' recan:I of 3-:M

-winner.
~
school
-Wht1e at the
NYU,
his ~
was 50-18-1, which was ditncMct by
his""team winmng the ~
Intercollegiate Wrestling Atiodation ~ 1w a
result, he was selected "Coach-of-the-Year" in tha (on..

ference.
Sanders, a native of Fair'- HUit, l'lnnlyf_., graduated from w..t Chenr State Coll-.""- he was a
thrN-time ~ Atlcllltic ~ and NCAA Chafnpion. Durilasl • four~ at W• Chestw, he ~ Ion
a dual meet.
After graduating at West Chester, Sanden atl9nded
BaH State IJftiversity, .Muncie, ~ on a graduate
assistantship where he tclUght in the maior physicol «lucation program ond served as assistant wrestling coach.
" ' - H_,_. - H_, 19.fal / Ollke JIP..3515

TRAINER
PAUL SlCXUM, a native of Maaachuletb, was eppointed Phpcol
~ at BSC in the fall of 1912.
He received a Bacheler of Arts •
g,a from o.kota W_,.yan tJniver.
sity, S. Dakota, and was awarded
his c-.ilcale of Ph)'Sicol 1'heraP1
from the School of Allied t.Wical
~ons, UnivemfY of ,-,.,..
vaniai he was recently licenNd -for
the state of Pennsylvania. In Cldcfition to his trainer duties
for the varsity and intrdmurql programs, he alto Nl'YeJ •
physical therapist far the shldent body and memben of
the faculty.

WRESTLING OUTLOOK
The 1973-74 intercollegiate wrestling season should be
a rewarding one for Bloomsburg State College. Coach
Roger Sanders, now entering his second year at BSC,
should have one of his finest squads.
Returning from last year's squad are five seniors to
form a powerful nucleus for this year. Leading the returning Huskies is Floyd "Shorty" Hitchcock, a senior from
Wyalusing at 177 lbs., who has proven himself to be one
of the world's finest, winning a silver medal in the World
University games in Russia last August. Floyd has also
won the Pennsylvania Conference Championship twice
and was a NAIA runnerup. Last year he boosted his collegiate record to 50-5 while going undefeated for the
season.
Joining Shorty to lead the squad are seniors Lon Edmonds, an outstanding 134 pounder who was runner-up
in the P.C. in 1973; Randy Watts, who finished third in
the P.C. for the past two years; and Ron Sheehan, who
was first in P.C. at 190 lbs. in 1971 and second at 177 lbs.
in 1973. The above four are joined by standout Bill Pasukinis, a 142 pounder from Shamokin.
Other lettermen returning from last year are Brian
Berry, a junior from Hatboro, and Dan Burkholder, a
junior from Denver who placed sixth in the P.C. last year.
Another grappler to watch is Don Roberts, a 126 pounder
who is returning after missing the 1973 year due to a
knee injury. Also, the following upper classmen will be
counted on very heavily: John Hohmann (190 lbs.), Matt
Tydor (177 lbs.), Jim Hohmann (167 lbs.); all are transfer
students with excellent wrestling backgrounds. Coach
Sanders has 25 freshmen candidates to help fill in vacancies.
The 1973-74 schedule is one of the toughest in the
history of the college. The Huskies participate in preseason tournaments at East Stroudsburg and U.S. Coast
Guard Academy, along with the Wilkes Open at Christmas. Several new opponents are nation,ally ranked OklahQma U., Athletes in Action, Army, Princeton, Gettysburg,
and B1:1cknell. BSC will also be participating in the highly
regarded Pennsylvania State Conference Championships.
WRESTLING ROOM

COLLEGE FACTS
Location:
Enrollment:
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
4,300
Colors:
Nickname:
Maroon and Gold
Huskies
President:
Dr. James H. McCormick
Chairman of the Department of Health,
Physical Education, and Athletics:
Dr. Conrad A. Bautz
Associate Vice President for
Development and External Relations
Boyd F. Buckingham
Information Specialist and
Information Director:
Bruce C. Dietterick
Telephone: Office Home Member:
NCAA, PC, ECAC
Home Mats:
Nelson Fieldhouse

Sports

(717) 389-3411
(717) 752-7578

Capacity:

4,000

BSC WRISTLOCKETTES

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Sitting II lo r):
Mollie MtAlllster, Vice President; Janet Stump, Treasurer.
Standing II to r):
Betsy Rice, President; Ro Amato, Secretary; Gall Shaffer, Historian.

The Wrist-Lockettes is an all-women's club formed in
the fall semester of 1972 and advised by Professor Betty
Rost. The purpose of the club is to promote the sport of
wrestling by raising money and student interest. The girls
help the coaching staff in the running of all home matches
and also help with statistics and other records.