February 12, 1981
HIGH LIFE
Page 7
Athletes Of The Issue
By Andrew Miller
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Susan Rabold
David Schneiderman, victorious in his last fifteen matches,
pins yet another opponent. (Rabold photo)
Wrestlers Look
To State
By Brian Herndon
The Greensboro Grimsley
wrestling team has gone one
and one in the last two
outings. They also had sev
eral wrestlers who finished
strong in a recent tourna
ment in Kannapolis.
The Whirlies suffered a
thrashing 52-11 defeat to
High Point Andrews, but
bounced back to whip Wins
ton-Salem Parkland 42-23.
Winners against Parkland
included OdellNelson, Ken
“The Killer” Sloan, David
and Larry Schneiderman,
and David Williams.
In the Central 4-A Division
7 Tournament held in Kan
napolis, David Schneider
man finished first in his
weight class. Frank' Stewart
finished second; Larry
Schneiderman, Van Alston,
and Shannon White finished
third.
The Whirlies finished the
regular season with a 7-5
record. The future looks
excellent for Grimsley as
several of the top wrestlers
will be back next year.
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Congratulations go out to
Susan Rabold and Larry and
David Schneiderman, High
Life’s Athletes of the Issue.
Rabold, a senior, is cur
rently undefeated and untied
in the eight straight spring
board diving meets she has
been in. She has steadily
improved without the assis
tance of a coach from the
beginning of her career
which started in her sopho
more year at Grimsley.
Her highest scoring per
formance of the season oc-
cmred in the swim meet
against cross-town rival
Page. Her score of 176 points
on six dives gave Rabold her
largest victory margin of the
year.
Rabold’s toughest win
came against Winston-Salem
Reynolds. “That was the
most gratifying win of the
season,” she said. This was
due to the fact that the
Reynold’s diving coach,
Scott Lineberry, was also
Rabold’s coach during her
second-place finish at the
Junior Olympic Sectional Di
ving Meet which was held at
Raleigh during the past smn-
mer.
Larry and David Schnei
derman have only been in
organized wrestling for three
years, but the achievements
they have reached have been
tremendous In high school
the ‘ ‘ gruesome twosome ’ ’
have had eighty total wins
against only eleven defeats
for an 87 percentage of
victories.
Currently David, a junior,
has fifteen straight victories
and no defeats, and a total of
six pins, in his weight class
of 115 pounds and under.
“I must work harder on
my strength, conditioning,
and quickness of moves if
I’m to become state cham
pion,” he said at the end of
his sophomore year after his
disappointing loss in the first
round of the state match.
This goal is very possible
after his performances of
this season which include the
MVP award at the Greens
boro Invitational match.
Larry on the other hand
has proven to everyone to be
a major threat in the quest
for the state championship
this year. After pinning twe
lve of his sixteen opponents
and having a flawless record,
he could well be the next
state champion.
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