New Walk On?
- Thread starter JimNazium
- Start date
Lost to Crookham 6-3 in the semis and 8-5 to Arrington for third.
Dave Evans from Tunkhannock.
Was hoping we'd add him -- solid depth prospect. That 4th place finish was about as good as could be expected -- behind 2 state champs (Crookham and Arrington) and a 2x finalist (Haines). Pinned the 5th place finisher in consis.
Was hoping we'd add him -- solid depth prospect. That 4th place finish was about as good as could be expected -- behind 2 state champs (Crookham and Arrington) and a 2x finalist (Haines). Pinned the 5th place finisher in consis.
If he was that smart he would have read the 3” binder and be walking on to THE BEST LIGHTWEIGHT ROOM IN THE COUNTRY!
Kid is a buzzsaw, no quit in him and he just keeps coming. Looking forward to watching him reach his potential.
You mean penn state recruited a kid with potential.....huh that’s shocking since Cael can’t coach and can only recruit
HOLY COW!!!! My hometown in the Endless Mountains of Pennsylvania. Congrats!!!!
He’s not going to be studying “orthopedic medicine” at penn state.
Curious - What years were you at Tunkhannock?
Admitted straight to Hershey out of high school?
Seriously: photo caption says he signed his NLI, which means he's not a walk-on -- though at this late stage of the 2020 cycle, he's likely getting book money.
Sometimes you see it with athletes committed to Ivys, even though there is no actually NLI the school works with them and puts on a show for a decorated student athlete....more so a good feeling and a good day for the student and his/her family
Our high school has one in the fall for DI and DII, and one in the spring for DIII (non-scholarship). This was just one more senior celebration my daughter missed She is going to PSU-Altoona for volleyball.
She is going to PSU-Altoona for volleyball.
True, though we tend to have most wrestlers on some scholarship -- it minimizes APR compliance risk.
Of course it wouldn't be the first or last time a journalist didn't pursue a detail like that. Which I'm OK with, because it's ultimately none of my business.
So when I was undergoing radiation treatment this winter at Mayo, a very nice resident was assigned to my case. She was accepted to Med school straight out of high school..... with the condition that in undergrad school she maintained a certain GPA for her core courses. She graduated from Kansas with a degree in "documentary film" as an undergrad. Even though she is probably (30)?? she is one of the most brilliant people that I have ever met. I once asked: "were you in the top 3 in your med school class?".... she just shook her head and smiled. On top of that she has "compassion, kindness, caring and understanding". I was so blessed to have her on my case.
Did you know the Volleyball Jubinski’s? I met Leslie (Tunkhannock - 79) at PSU fall of 79.
You bet I did. Believe that they had a few daughters if I remember correctly. Very nice family.
Yes, two daughters and a son Andrew (younger).
Even in medical school, there is no such thing as studying orthopedic medicine. If you were to graduate college, graduate medical school, and match into an orthopedic surgery residency, then he would begin studying orthopedics.
But if you call the 1-800 number, you can study it right away.
But if you call the 1-800 number, you can study it right away.
Hope they have a singlet in my size.
Stayed in Tunkhannock in the summer of 1978 while playing baseball in Scranton for the Red Sox. Used to hitch a ride to practice and games with Stu Casterline (Assistant Coach). Stu was a great guy and super athlete. Loved the town during that summer stay.
Last edited:
Im also a Tiger, graduated in 1990. Stu retired my sophomore season. Moved to Florida and dominated the retirement softball league. Heck of an athlete.
Tunkhannock, mascot is Tigers. I graduated Lake Lehman in 81. My son’s wrestled elementary and went to many tournaments in Tunkhannock.
That’s six new faces that have gone public for 20/21. Any word on other PWO’s? Last year the freshman class was 14, I believe.
Similar threads
