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1966-67 Hornell Red Raiders Varsity Wrestling Team FRONT ROW: K. Cornell, A. Wheaton, B. Gemmell. MIDDLE ROW: R. Burdett, S. Talbott, Ronald Byron, Leroy Lewis. BACK ROW: J. Gallese, Robert Ellis, R. Schubmehl, C. Roosa, B. O'Brien. (SOURCE: Maple Leaf, Hornell High School, 1967. Photo courtesy of Jeff Turner.) 1966-67 Hornell Red Raiders JV Wrestling Team FRONT ROW: M. Reynolds.MIDDLE ROW: M. Stevens, T. Flaitz. BACK ROW: Coach Leasure, J. Mulheisen, G. Jarrabet, Coach Thomasi. (SOURCE: Maple Leaf, Hornell High School, 1967. Photo courtesy of Jeff Turner.)

As the current season nears an end, much can be said about the efforts of a small but hard-working team. The Raiders, with the return of such veterans as Bob Ellis, Sam Nesbit, Ron Byron, and Leroy Lewis, won consistently in the lower and middle weight classes. However, a lack of experience in the heavier weight classes led to disappointing team defeats. There were individual standouts, though, as Ron Byron won 1st and Bob Ellis 2nd in the WCWC finals. The excellent coaching of two new men, Dave Thomasi and Jack Leasure, and the return of a strong nucleus, point to better things in '68. Anticipating success, Coach Thomasi adds a note of encouragement to lower classmen: "There's room for you." (Maple Leaf, 1967)
 

HORNELL HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT

Hornell  6, Horseheads 46
Hornell 21, Addison 23
Hornell  5, Elmira Free Academy 49
Hornell  3, Bath Haverling 49
Hornell  3, Elmira Southside 51
Hornell 14, Canisteo 40
Hornell 11, Dansville 43
Hornell 19, Wellsville 31
Hornell  0, Corning East 50
Hornell 11, Corning West 40