1983 Maryland State Champions

Maryland High School Wrestling Champions

MPSSAA
        AA-A: Bowie
          B-C: Beall
         MSA: Mount St. Joseph

1983 MPSSA State Championships
At Towson State University
March 6,7 1983
14th Annual

Team Scores Class AA-A          
1.Bowie 90
2.Old Mill 78.5
3. Paint Branch 63
4. Patapsco 49
5.Wheaton 37
6. Arundel 33.
6. Largo 33
8.  Kenwood 30
9.Glen Burnie 29.5
10. Franklin 28.5
11. Northwood 26
11. Peary 26
13. Sherwood 25
14. McDonough 24
14. Wooton 24
15. Westminster 22
16. Magruder 20
17. Overlea 17
18. Friendly 16.5
19. Annapolis 16
20. Severna Park 15
21. Springbrook 14.5
22. Pikesville 13.5
23. Winston Churchill 13
23. Bethesda Chevy Chase 13
24. Fort Hill 12.5
25. Laurel 12
26. Perry Hall 10.5
27. Towson 10
28. Queen Annes 9
29. Edgewood 8
30. Dundalk 6
31. Chesapeake 5
31. Eastern Tech 5
33. DuVal 4
33. Northwestern 4
35. Meade 2
35.Central 2
35. Randallstown 2
36. Potomac 1

Team Scores  Class B-C
1. Beall 111.5
2. North Carroll 58
3. Williamsport 49
4. Kent 48
5. Centennial 44.5
6. Hereford 44
7. North East 35.5
8. Bel Air 34
9. Poolesville 29
10.Howard 26
11.Frederick 24.5
12. Aberdeen 23.5
13. North Harford 20.5
14. Allegeny 20
15. Mount Hebron 19
16. South Carroll 18.5
17. Glenelg 17
18. Rising Sun 16.5
19. Lackey 16
19. Brooklyn Park 16

Championship Finals AA-A
98 Mike Glover, Wheaton, d. Charlie Royer, Old Mill 4-2 (OT)
105 Mike Truby, Sherwood, d. Fulginiti, BO 3-2
112 Steve Olson, Franklin, mj. David Wagener, Overlea 8-0
119 Vernon Cooper, Kenwood d. Taylor, FRI 10-3
126 Chuck Sturm, Old Mill, d. Lawrence Frazier, Patapsco 6-1
132 Mark Furda, Peary, d. Frew WH, 2-1
138 Stanley Proctor, Bowie d. Keven Hartman, Northwood 14-4
145 Steve Arslamian, Bowie d. Larry Johnston, Westminster 8-6
155 Darrell Beall, Paint Branch d. Stump, Glen Burnie 5-1
167 David Beall, Paint Branch d. Hall, Bowie 7-3
185 Tim Britton, Wooton, d. Craig Whitaker, Largo 8-6
UNL Roy Carter, Old Mill, p. Brian Gary, Magruder 2:20 (OT)

Championship Finals B-C
98    Brian McKenzie, Beall d. Thomas, North Carroll 8-7
105  Kevin Kutler, Beall, d. Stottlemyer, FR 7-1
112  Bo Pierce, Poolesville mj. Rhodes, WS 17-4
119  Cliff Kraissar, Centennial d. Lawrence, AL 3-0
126  Bryan Zepp, North Carroll, d. Merashoff, SC 4-2
132  Clay Bennett, Bel Air, d. Jones, RI 6-4
138  Glen Allen, North Harford, d. Brian Davis, Beall 12-11
145  T.R. Mazer, Beall d. Keen, CE 7-5
155  Denny Spickler, Williamsport d. Scott Raley, Beall 12-7
167  Don Anderson, Hereford d. Youngbar, BR 5-4
185  Lamont Wickes, Kent County, d. Ricker, GL 7-5
UNL Angelo Bavetto, Howard p. Thomas, HE 5:22

1983 MSA Championship
Private & Baltimore City Schools
State Wrestling Championship
63th Annual
February 19,20, 21, 1983
Poly High School

MSA Team Scores
1. Mt St. Joe 233.5
2. Gilman 185.5
3. Archbishop Curley 178
4. Southwestern 127
5. John Carroll 124
6. McDonough 113.5
7. Poly 88.5
8. St. Paul’s 71.5
9. Lake Clifton 66
10. Mervo 60
11. Patterson 54
12. Loyola 53
12. Gibbons 53
14. Walbrook 50
15. Friends 49
15. Forest Park 49
17. Southern 23.5
18. Boy’s Latin 21
19. Edmondson 20
20. Northwestern 19
21. Dunbar 14
22. Carver 13
22. City 13
24. Lutheran 12
25. Northern 10
26. Douglas 8
27. Severn 2

Championship Finals
101 Kirk Salvo, MSJ d. Chris McGann, Friends 3-2
108 Lee. Schaufele, MSJ d. Andy Klaff, McD 4-3
115 Jay. Schaufele, MSJ d.Parris Paparninos, McD 9-3
122 Kevin Webb, John Carroll, d. Neville, Curleyl 6-3
129 Gus Janouris, Curley forfeit Melvin Fields, Southwestern
134 Sean. Schaufele, MSJ d.Willie Franklin, Gilman 5-0
141 Albert Woody, Walbrook p. Austin Childs, St.Pauls 1:34
148 Phil Brown, MSJ, p. Larry Johnson, Poly 2:55
158 Rohn Patterson, St.Pauls d. Fitzpatrick, John Carroll 6-2
167 Ted Brown, Gilman, p. Mark Bradshaw, MSJ 3:00
189 Tom Mills, Cardinal Gibbons, d. Miller, Gilman 9-8
UNL Dave Arnold, Curley d. Mike Szmanski, Gilman 4-2

Notes:
   Mount St. Joe won its eighth straight championship and crowned five individual champions.
Three Schaufele brothers-Jay, Sean and Lee, won championships. A first in Maryland wrestling history.
Gilman’s Ted Brown won the Russell cup for scoring the most team points (32) in the tournament. Albert Woody of Walbrook won the Outstanding wrestler award.

Walbrook’s Albert Woody won the tournament Outstanding Wrestler award.

In the AA-A finals two brother from Paint Branch, David and Darrell Beall won championships.

A featured matchup was the 126 pound championship won by Chuck Sturm of Old Mill who defeated Lawrence Frazier of Patapsco a defending BC champion who had transfered to Patapsco.

In the B-C championship's Beall had three individual champions and two runners  up. 

Comments

[Jay Schaufele]

You misspelled schaufele in the MSA section.

[John Wilmot]

I know this is a Maryland site. But I thought I would provide a list of wrestlers I remember from my old Wheaton Boys Club days that were pretty amazing DC area wrestlers. I am pretty sure that many (if not all of them won the Virgina State Championships). They were key opponents of many of the fantastic wrestlers listed on this site.

Derek Donnolly
Donnie McFadder
Bobby Desorno (sp?)
Mike Harrigan (St. Johns)
Sean Harrigan (St. Johns)
Eric Metcalf? This is the wrong last name, but this guy won the VA States a couple of times.
Kirk Crawford was very good wrestler too.

Does anybody remember some of those old Beltway tournaments?

Man were they packed with talent. I recall one bracket when I was 9 or 10 years old that had David Marini, Mike Harrigan, Donnie Mcfadder, Derek Donnolly, Lenny Bernstein, I "think" Joey Depaul (Bowie) was in that bracket too. I'm pretty sure I lost (as I always did) to Donny Mcfadder. He used dive straight forward with his head and knock people out. I think I still have brain damage from that guy :)

This was pre-Stanley Proctor I am not mistaken. He came into wresting later if I recall...not sure though.

Anyway, thoroughly enjoying this site.

[Scott]

Help! I'm trying to remember how they determined who went to the Maryland States AAA in the early 1980's?

I wrestled for Churchilll H.S. from 1979-1981. I was decent, but definitely not great. I didn't start the sport until 10th grade. I had a decent record my senior year at 112. I was seeded second in the region but was knocked out at some point (usually by a Perry or Paint Branch wrestler!).
I remember that I was called up as an alternate to states when a wrestler from Rockville became sick (Palmer?). But then he recovered so I never went to the "show". My question is that why was I an alternate? Did the top 3 or 4 go from each region?

BTW, I learned my lesson and started my sons wrestling much earlier. My oldest boy was second in VA for middle school, and just took 5th in the northern region of VA. as a freshman! He still gives his old man shit for not making it to states! He will be an alternate this year, but has 3 more years to make it!

Thanks guys!

Sam (not Scott) Ives
Churchill '81

[Scott]

Whoops - I meant to end that by saying "Sam (now known my first name Scott) Ives

[john wilmot]

I remember all of those wrestlers from Virginia. Donnie actually began his wrestling at Bowie (that is when I first ran into him....literally). Then I recall he moved on to Carderrock (sp?). Mike and Sean Harrigan were both Wheaton Generals prior to St. John's. Mike I think was a St. Albans Champ under Mr. Disorno at St. John's. Derreck Donnolly was an amazing wrestler who I had battles with over the course of many years as well. I ended up as an assistant coach with him one year at Gonzaga. Eric Metcalf was a Carderrock guy too. I believe he was a 4 time State Champ in VA..not sure though. And Kirk Crawford, he and his dad pretty much created the Wheaton Boys Club Wrestling program. Kirk was far more talented than his record. I know he was a state champ when he wrestled for the Generals.

As far as that bracket you referred to, add that kid from Kettering who was amazing (really blonde hair), Mike Wittenburg,and yours truly. I think Marini won that tournament. Those Beltway tournament were classic!

Joey Depaul was actually a fraternity brother of mine at Maryland. The intramural wrestling tournaments were like the old Beltway tournmanents, packed with names like Beall Brothers and the like...only with the fresh sent of hangovers around :)