1982-83
West York Varsity Wrestling 

1983 West York Wrestling Dual Meet vs. Central York
(L-R) Coaches John T. Toggas with son "Moc", John Sprenkle, Brian Kuntz
and standing in back is assistant coach, Kevin McCleary.
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1983 - West York Wrestling vs. Central York
West York's Dave Heckard (left top) and Jon Luckenbaugh (right top)...
control their Central York opponents.
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1983 West York Wrestling Coaching Staff
(L-R) Brian Kuntz, John T. Toggas, John Sprenkle
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1982-83 West York High School
Varsity Wrestling Team
Front (L-R) Jon Luckenbaugh, Frank Stanco, Andy Sowers, Rob Eyster,
Chad Toomey, Steve Culver.
Back (L-R) Brent Gladfelter, Tony Hoffman, Brett Koller, Dave Heckard,
Wilmer Pressel, Jeff Allison.
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1983 YCIAA Sectional
AAA Wrestling Champions
photos submitted by Charlie Jacobs

West York's Brent Gladfelter (back row - 1st on left) won the '83 championship.
∙ There are 2 PIAA State Champions, a NCAA DI runner-up (*Brad Lloyd) and a
3-time NCAA DIII Champion (Shaun Smith) in the above '83 YCIAA Sectionals photo!
Shaun Smith (Dover - 2nd from left back) and Mark Noll (Dallastown 5th from left front)
were 1983 AAA PIAA State Wrestling Champions!  *Brad Lloyd is 4th from left front.
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LOCAL WRESTLING FACTS


*Brad Lloyd (Red Lion - 4th from left front) was a 3-time PSAC champion, EWL champion
and a 3-time NCAA Division I All-American ('86, '88, '89) at Lock Haven University.
Brad Lloyd is featured on practically all Lock Haven University Wrestling Records!
Brad Lloyd had a career record of 146-25-2 at LHU with 44 falls and 28 tech. falls!

Red Lion's/LHU's Brad Lloyd is in the EWL Hall of Fame - and in my opinion...
is the BEST College Wrestler ever from York County!

Dover's Shaun Smith was a 3-time NCAA DIII Champion at Delaware Valley (88-1 career).
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▪ MORE PODIUM SHOTS FROM THE '83 YCIAA SECTIONALS
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