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Four new high school estimates presented at Wilkes-BarreArea board meeting; board again rejects complete consolidation

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Happy birthday to Brianna Siena Carrozza!

<p>King&#8217;s College head wrestling coach Ned McGinley (left) and former Tunkhannock High School coach Frank Wadas were both enshrined into the Pennsylvania Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame at the 2016 Induction Ceremony at the Hershey Lodge in Hershey on Sunday.</p><p>McGinley has served as King&#8217;s head coach for 47 years and has won 445 dual meets. He&#8217;s coached 45 national tournament qualifiers, 18 all-Americans, six national finalists, and two national champions with the Monarchs. Wadas coached Tunkhannock for 32 years and posted 329 wins while also serving as a PIAA referee for 40 years. Wadas was the Pennsylvania Wrestling Coaches Association Treasurer for 15 years and the District 2 Treasurer for 16 years. McGinley and Wadas were among eight individuals inducted.</p><style>
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Ned McGinley, Frank Wadas inducted into National Wrestling Hall of Fame