MPSAA Champion : Parkdale
MSA Champion : Gilman

1974 National Prep Championships
Team Scores:

1974 National Prep Individual Championships
115 3rd Henry Rinder, Gilman
129 1st Brian Boyle, Severn
135 4th John Kohler, St. Paul’s
141 3rd Bill Moore, Wroxeter
158 Destafano, Severn

1974 MPSSAA Wrestling Champions
at Catonsville Community College
4th Annual
Team Scores:
1. Parkdale 42
2. Westminster 32
3. John F. Kennedy 27
4. Paint Branch 26
5. Laurel 18.5
6. Catonsville 16
6. Gaithersburg 16
8. Overlea 15.5
9. Bel Air 15
9. Peary 15
11. Patapsco 14
12. Bowie 12
12. North Harford 12
12. Surratsville 12
15. Duvall 10
16. Walter Johnson 10
17. Wheaton 10

Championship Finals
98 Mike Walsh, Parkdale p. Dennis Troulieb, Sparrows Point 2:36
105 Joe Jenkins, Surratsville, d. George Taylor, Bel Air 2-0
112 Bill Reagan, Parkdale d. Ed Meister, Laurel 10-7
119 Hal Saylor, Peary p. Bill Merry, Walter Johnson 3:21
126 Mark Watson, John F. Kennedy p. Steve Gunter, DuVal 3:19
132 Craig March, Paint Branch, d. Tom Dicarlo, Overlea 1-0
138 Steve Hoff, Westminster d. Terry Caudell, Dulaney 5-4
145 Kelly Ward, John F. Kennedy d. Scott Kerneys, Paint Branch 7-5
155 Robert Bates, Bowie d. Phil Rowe, Catonsville 3-2
167 Randolph Scott, Parkdale p. Chris Daigle, Westminster 1:08
185 Don Glorius, Potomac d. Ted Daigle, Westminster 6-3
UNL Paul Glamp, North Harford d. Louis MacDonald, Wheaton 8-3


1974 MSA (Private/Parochial and Baltimore City) Championships
At Gilman

Team Scores:
1. Gilman 68
2. City 65
3. Loyola 64
4. Mcdonogh 55
5. Mount St. Joseph 43.5
6. Northwestern 40.5
7. St. Paul’s 39
8. Dunbar 27
8. Walbrook 27
10. Poly 23.5
10. John Carroll 23.5
12. Southwestern 16
13. Southern 12
14. Curley 11
15. Friends 9
15. Patterson 9
17. Douglas 8
18. Northern 5
19. Lutheran, Mervo 4
21. Park 2.5

Championship Finals
98 Mike Schulez, St. Paul’s d. Harry Barnabee, MSJ 4-0
105 Greg Hudak, Loyola d. Pip Smith, Gilman 12-2
112 Henry Rinder, Gilman d. Tyrone Bowie, Dunbar 6-2
119 Anthony Johnson, Dunbar d. Mark Netwaender, McDonogh 11-3
126 Winston Collins, City d. Tom Gamper, Gilman 1-0
132 Warren Jones, Poly d. John Kohler, St. Paul’s 8-2
138 Herb Seward, Gilman d. Bryant Dulaney, McDonogh 13-4
145 Charles Steiff, Boys Latin, d. Chris Cochran, John Carroll 7-2
155 Hugh Andes, Boys Latin d. Mike McCarthy, Gilman 4-3
167 Richard McKinney, City d. Tim Doyle, Loyola 10-3
185 David Montgomery, City d. Kevin Dalton, Southern 8-3
UNL Brian Neiburhr, Mount St. Joe d. Mike Koch, Loyola 6-2

Notes: Gilman won its fifth consecutive MSA Championship. City which placed 2nd had been unable to practice since Feb 2 because of a Baltimore City teachers strike. City had been unbeaten on the year while Gilman was 4-6 in dual meets.
Greg Hudak of Loyola was named most valuable wrestler. Brian Neiburhr of Mount St. Joe won the first individual title for MSJ since 1964.
An MSA record attendance of 1300 fans were present. The most in the history of the MSA.

1974 Baltimore County Wrestling Finals
February 15-16 At Perry Hall High School

Team Scores:
1. Overlea 80.5
2. Eastern Vo-Tech 67.5
3. Perry Hall 63.5
4. Milford Mill 57.5
5. Hereford 55
6. Franklin 52
7. Kenwood 50.5
8. Sparrows Point 50
9. Catonsville 49
10. Patapsco 31.5
11. Lansdowne 26
12. Pikesville, Towson 23
14. Dulaney 19.5
15. Parkville 17
16. Woodlawn 14
17. Dundalk 12
18. Randallstown 6
19. Loch Raven, Cockeysville 1

Baltimore County Championship Finals
98 Dennis Treulieb, Sparrows Point d. Ted Ensor, Hereford 4-3
105 Jay Harmon, Franklin, d. Tim Dentry, Hereford 1-0
112 Willie Jenkins, Perry Hall d. Mike Marriott, Franklin 6-2
126 Rick Segal, Milford Mill, d. Steve Grudzien, Overlea 8-4
132 Tom Dicarlo, Overlea d. Mark Derbyshire, Towson 5-1
138 Bob DeCarlo, Franklin d. Nick Marrero, Kenwood 7-6
145 Tom Peterson, Overlea d. Sheldon Epstein, Milford Mill 4-1
155 Lamont Johnson, EVT d. Rick Shelley, Hereford
167 Dave Reamer, Pikesville d. Mark Chetelat, Kenwood 7-1
185 Barry Mitchell, Perry Hall d. Mike Stenbaker, EVT 10-3
UNL Dave Carlisle, Catonsville p. Ken Berlett, Overlea :43

Notes: Overlea won its first Baltimore County Title.