rln Posted June 4, 2005 Report Share Posted June 4, 2005 Akron Recruit Joe Tuzze placed second in the PIAA AA shot put competition. Not bad for a fullback/linebacker. I believe that his best throw this year was nearly 57 feet. See link below: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05153/513839.stm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Z.I.P. Posted June 6, 2005 Report Share Posted June 6, 2005 Thanks, Mr n! Now here's a bit of an update (though previous to the state meet) courtesy of my friend Paul from Carbondale PA. Carbondale News; Wednesday May 25, 2005. Lakeland claims pair of District 2 Class AA track titles Joe Tuzze, Mark Bucklaw and Nick Chaykosky claimed a pair of individual track gold medals to highlight the Lakeland Chiefs' District 2 Track and Field Championships. Tuzze, who has produced one of the top all-time dual sport careers in Lackawanna League history, finished his District 2 career with a record-setting heave in the shot put (56-1 1/4). His toss bested the mark set by Lakeland's Tom Prawkzik in 1989 (55-2 3/4). Tuzze added a gold medal heave in the discus (159-8) and ran the first leg of the Chiefs' 400 relay gold medal effort. - - - - - - - That's a pretty good triple if you ask me! I find it hard to believe this guy, with his combined speed and strength is not going to get a chance to earn a spot at linebacker --even though that's a position we're pretty jam-packed at. I hope the coaches see his versatility. There's also a photo of Joe and his 400 relay teammates -- he towers over and around the three others. Joe's a toe-headed giant in "Chiefs' Basketball" sweats with Prince Charles size ears and glasses. Looks like a real innocent boy. Shouldn't have any trouble keeping his nose to the books and playbook! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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